"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at union headquarters to explain tonight, noel. >> reporter: well, jessica we're told that these changes to teacher benefits will almost instantly put back about 15 million-dollar right into classrooms this month but teachers union members say they have already sacrificed so much. >> shame. >> reporter: the the announcement was met with screams, src decision to cancel their contract with the philadelphia federation of teachers was immediately condemned by union members. >> is this the way to build trust? is this the way to build trust. >> reporter: and by parents losing trust in their district. >> did it on purpose to deny a public voice on what was arguablably a ground breaking decision which was to cancel the pft contract, take away tens of millions of dollars and put it towards unspecified purposes. >> reporter: src says savings are worth it. they estimate 15 million-dollar will be put back in the classrooms each year when pft members pay five to 13 percent of their health care premiums. >> is there only one other district in the commonweal

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren today talk with the victim's heart broken family. >> she didn't deserve this at all. she was a great mom, great grandmother. everyone loved her. great friend. >> reporter: forty-four year-old blackwood grandmother lisa demayo leaves all of this behind a grieving family of four, a baby granddaughter, and classmates just celebrated their 25th high school reunion all gathered in her memory. >> i just want her to know that i miss her. >> reporter: each one trying to comprehend how someone so adored was abandoned by the driver police believe caused the crash that killed her. demayo just drop off her daughter and granddaughter home in bensalem after a weekend together at hershey park. troopers say she got on i-95 south when a driver in an unidentified black sedan cut her off causing her to lose control of her jeep and slam in the guardrail. she died shortly afterward after she was taken to the hospital. >> i really wish he or she would come forward because it will be closure for my mother because she didn't deserve that. we love her. it is in the fair j

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has more. >> we sacrifice so much. >> blocking broad street after they say their benefits were block, hundreds of philadelphia public school teachers, now forced to pay into their medical to support a school system in financial crisis. >> we have to pay $700 a month 6789. >> it is not just teachers union, many parents are out picking, and many are picketing governor corbett. >> i went through the public school system myself. my kids. my nephew go through public school system here. i can just see the slow dwindling of resources. i see where they are going. >> reporter: we have only watched this crowd grow bigger as day grows later. many people here we spoke with said that they are out here, in anticipation of a first src meeting. since the decision to alter benefit was made. we're outside src, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> vice-president joe biden meantime visits philadelphia to tour latest phase of the delaware river dredging project. 300 million-dollar project, it is aiming to accommodate larger boats, shipping more goods in

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren spoke with the local biohazard cleaning crew who says it is red if i that virus makes its way to our area. >> it is perfect. >> reporter: james mcarthur has been seen a lot cleaning up, biohazard for most of his career but one thing he never expect to suit up for was the ebola virus. >> i will tell you right now, that is a big fat no. it seems like it was something, you know, it was thousands of miles away. >> reporter: his company has a franchise brand inch texas that decontaminated units that treated ebola patient thomas duncan in dallas and now he makes sure if the virus comes to our area, he is armed and ready. recipe to removee bowl at from the property is quite simple but can be quite invasive. biohazard crews say the best ways to eliminatee bowl virus is to remove materials like they are doing right here right now, cart them off and inn sin rate them. >> number one thing to burn would be bedding, tooth brushes, anything that the person or persons had physical contact with, definitely burn. >> reporter: mcarthur says most hard surfaces c

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren joins us live with surveillance video that shows exactly howpulled it off. noel? >> reporter: natasha, this popular sports bar opened about two hours late because of this horrifying incident. but business is now back to normal as police continue to search for these two armed men. police say the gunmen new exactly where to go to rob thousands of dollars from chickie's and pete's crab house and sports bar in drexel hill. watch as two gunmen one dressed in what appears to be chickie's and pete's sweatshirt slip in a side bar then barge into a manager's officer. police say one held her at gun point demanding money from the safe while the other takes a three other prep staff members that same manager and locks them all in the freezer. investigators say the duo took off with thousands of dollars in night receipts but managers feel blessed nobody was found seriously harm. >> money means nothing. everybody is safe. that's the important thing. >> reporter: shortly after, staff was found by a kitchen manager and released from the freezer. some even staye

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren spoke with the local bio has owe cleaning crew who says it is ready if the virus makes its way in our area. >> perfect feel. >> reporter: james mcarthur has seen a lot cleaning up biohazards for bio one most of his career but one thing he never expect to suit up for was the the ebola virus. >> i will tell you right now in, big fat no. it seems like it was something that was, thousands of miles away report rorrer he says his can company has a franchise brand inch texas that helped decontaminate first responder june that it treated ebola patient a thomas duncan in dallas. now he is making sure if the virus comes to your area he's arm and ready. it is quite simple but it can be quite invasive. biohazard crews say best way to eliminate ebola a virus toys remove materials like they are doing right here right now, cart them off and inn sin rate them. >> number within thing to burn would be bedding, tooth brushes, anything that the person or persons had physical contact with, definitely burn. >> reporter: mcarthur says most hard surfaces can be treated

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live in bensalem tonight and noel you have talk to the victim's family today. >> reporter: that family tells me that they are hoping that the person that they believe caused this crash, turns themselves into police, soon, so they can have some sort of closure. >> please come forward, you have to take responsibility, please, we are begging you from all our family and friends. it is right thing to do. >> reporter: husband's final plea for his partner police say 44 year-old mother and grandmother lisa demayo was killed in the crash believed to be caused by a so-called phantom driver. witnesses told troopers an unidentified driver of the black sedan cut demayo off and slammed on its brakes right in front of her jeep. demayo swerved out of the way causing her to hit a guardrail and flip multiple times. her husband who was on speaker phone with his wife over her the whole thing. >> i heard her scream. i was yelling at the phone until someone could hear me. >> i hear daddy yelling and then i got really scared. >> reporter: demayo died shortly after being

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at union headquarters with the details, noel. >> reporter: well, we're told that the changes to teacher benefits will almost immediately put back in the classroom about $15 million, just this month alone but members of the the teachers union say they have already sacrificed so much. >> shame, shame sneaky shame. is this the way to build trust? >> reporter: canceled contracts with the philadelphia federation of teachers. >> shame. >> reporter: in a decision just announced this morning with only a small newspaper ad a as a warning the src a announced teach are a and other pft members will to have pay into their benefits packages between 25 to 13 percent of the premiums, jerry jordan called the closed door decision cowardly. said pft members were blind sided. >> total, total disrespect, for the teachers and other school employees who work in this school district of philadelphia a. >> reporter: so we asked bill green, why did you put this information out, so last minute. >> well, the concept that they are surprised by this is laughable. when i w

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live in camden with more on how this investigation unfolded, tens of thousands of dollars of drugs are off the streets in south jersey and investigators say that many of them can be linked right back here to the camden county police department. her job was to keep the the streets clean of crime but instead investigators say camden county patrol officer ashley bailey was keeping the drug business, very much alive, and they said 28 year-old rookie kopa cyst ted a long list of drug dealers and gang members with connection toss her husband. >> particularly, accessing police reports and gathering intelligence from her relatives and co confederates in the conspiracy. >> reporter: police say their action spun a web of dealers and suburbs. it estimated $85,000 street drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine were seized, some connect to crimes in gloucester township. >> the impact is our residents, throughout the the region, throughout our town, so that the pro active activities of taking down even though the drugs are being sold in the city of camden

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has this story. >> we know how to do this, philly, don't we? >> getting elect for governor is a lot easier with the first lady on your side. that is exactly what democratic candidate tom wolf has, not that he needs it, he is already leading republican incumbent tom corbett in the polls but he is not resting yet. >> i don't care fit is raining, i don't care fit is snowing, i need you to go out and vote. >> reporter: for many in the audience like grandmother, shown here it is wolf's prom toys heel philadelphia's ailing school districts that makes him a front runner. >> the fact that he does care about our school system and he has his own children in public schools he understands the values of public school and need for children of our country. >> reporter: sentiment shared by mrs. obama, himself. >> he is a son of the public school teacher and a father of two daughters who went to publish school, and he mentioned education is important to him so he refuses to accept crumbling classrooms. >> reporter: most of the hundreds of people you see out her

we are live in camden tonight noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thank you. >>> breaking news right now philadelphia police are investigating a stabbing in the northeast. "eyewitness news" is live on the scene at ramada inn along roosevelt boulevard. police say someone was stabbed inside of the hotel just after 5:00 o'clock, so far though no other details but that, we will of course stay on top of this still breaking story. >>> philadelphia police are asking for your help to catch two suspects caught on tape beat ing and shooting a man in queen village. video shows the suspect approach the victim at second and carpenter on saturday. woman hit the victim with the baseball bat in the chest. the man shot that victim in the leg asteriated to get away. if you recognize these suspects call the the police. >>> nasa and the company that built this rocket are vowing to get to the bottom of why it exploded just moments after lift off last night in virginia. fortunately there were no injuries in this blast. but take a look at this new video of the moment it happened. it was recorded

we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it ourselves, but for now in drexel hill, noel mcclaren, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> coming up this morning, we have update for you on the family and friends of ebola patient thomas eric duncan who were quarantined after his diagnosis. what doctors are saying about them now. >>> and later peyton manning sets himself apart, what the broncos qb did last night that no other quarterback has ever accomplished. we'll explain. we'll be back. >> ♪ are like a passionate dance.ion it's color. it's a way of life. a harmony that brings people together. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay. oaxaca. live it to believe it. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> excuse and macinnis reports now the us ramming up its response to fight the spread of the disease here at home. >> thomas eric duncan, liberian man, who was the first person diagnosed ebola in the u.s. louise tree, and three family members, are now free, after b

we are live from riverton tonight noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thanks very much. >>> there is developing news right now there has been another possible sighting of eric frein on day 46 of the manhunt. authorities say that a resident reported that sighting early tuesday afternoon near route 390 in barrett township monroe county. frein, of course is accused of opening fire outside of the blooming grove state police barracks back on september 12th, killing trooper brian dickson and seriously wounding trooper alex douglass. >>> there are new details in the the hazing allegations at the central bucks west high school. school board plans to meet tonight for the first time since this scandal broke and we're getting a much better idea of exactly what allegedly went on among members have the football team. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the bucks county courthouse with more now, steve. >> reporter: chris, i finished speaking to the man in charge of finding out if any criminal activity took place in the hazing allegations of c.b. west on his desk as w

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has breaking details. >> reporter: battle for teacher benefits the now blocking broad street as hundreds of teachers frustrated with the src, flooded the main artery of philadelphia. >> it is that critical and it is a shame it has come to this. nobody want to be here. we want to be in the classroom and with our students but thinks our lively hood. this is what we do we have to be there for our kids and our own families too. >> reporter: most are not only upset with the fact that they now have to have pay into their medical, but also, the the way that they were told about the change. >> it is way that they are going about things it is very sneaky and disrespectful to the teachers and we need to stay together for our opportunities. >> reporter: this nissan advertise patient of the first src meeting since the the decision to alter benefits was made and that is slated to take place this evening, but in the meantime here on broad street crowds continue to grow. it is one of the biggest protests we have seen outside src in a long, time. we're reporting

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has the surveillance video that shows how they pulled it off>> police say the gunman new exactly where to go to rob thousands of dollars from chickie's and pete's crab house and sports bar in drexel hill. watch as two gunmen one dress in the what appears to be chickie's and pete's sweatshirt slip in the side door, barge into manager's offers. police say one hell her at gunpoint, demanding money from the safe, while the other takes three other prep staff members. same manager and locks them all in the freezer. investigators say the duo took off with thousands of dollars, and night receipts, but managers say they feel blessed, no was found seriously harmed. >> money means nothing. everybody's safe. that's the important thing. >> shortly after, staff was found by a kitchen manager, and released from the freezer. some even stayed to complete their shift. >> it shows that is great company, what we do on a daily basis, great employees, the best staff in all of delaware count. >> i in fact if you dined at chickie's and pete's' now you wouldn't even gu

i'm noel mcclaren and i will tell but the steps they are taking coming up. >>> kathy?>> in weather we have a few clouds, mixing with some blue sky but the clouds will thicken and the rain and storms are on their way, we will time that out and show you what comes after the storms, with that seven day forecast. >>> and the teen idol bobby rydel and the case of his missing music, arrangements for nearly everyone of his hits, gone, what happened to them and why his wife feels responsible. >>> developing right now a widener university freshman is in custody accused of posting a threat against the school on social media. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm chris may. that student allegedly wrote he was going to shoot everyone who bullied him and then referenced the violence at columbine high school. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live on campus with more on the suspect and the arrest, syma? chris, widener university student studying criminal justice is getting a lesson on what it is like to be on the other side of the law. he been arrested for making threats