that's one of the spots you can see in it overbrook.o lancaster avenue instead of wynnewood road in that area until they're able to clean that up. although the winds have relaxed you may see residual problems from yesterday. pocopson 926, street road is shut down. that began yesterday and lasts through september 1st. this new construction is going to be out there for quite awhile. doing bridge replacement. you can stick to lenape road or baltimore pike stemmed let's switch over here. burlington bristol bridge northbound back down after an earlier opening with a northbound ship. the turnpike of connector remains closed and that will be through at least april. but you can take the burlington bristol now. let's switch over to west deptford gloucester county. we have construction out here blocking a couple lanes, the right lane until 6 o'clock. so, that's approaching exit three -- exit two for 322. live in new jersey this is 42. no big problems. northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville looking pretty good with pretty light

the overbrook store owner pulled out his own gun and shot the suspect who burst in demanding money. it happened at 8:00. the suspect is being treated for multiple gunshot wounds. >> jeff sessions is the new attorney general tonight. he was sworn in by vice president pence in the oval office with sessions right and president trump looking on. the confirmation fight ended with the sessions win last night. >> president trump signed three orders aimed at cracking down on gang violence, drug trafficking and violence against police. dann cuellar sought reaction to the last order. tell us about the order cracking down on violence against police and the reaction you heard to it tonight? >> that's right, jim. you see a wall depicting a mural of officers killed in the line of duty. the president's executive order is getting mixed reviews depending on who you speak with. that should qom as no surprise but even a prominent law enforcer here says the president's order is not a panacea for stopping violence against police. >> i applaud the effort but we need more than a piece of paper. >> a time

. >> reporter: art and janice of overbrook park don't have loved ones buried here. still they came to pray what's known as the mourner's prayer. >> it's shocking, disgusting. frightening. brings back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> reporter: into the night, more prayer and 80 >> you're going after people's ancestors. many people are probably immigrants. this is the lowest of the low to go after people laid to rest >> meanwhile, there's resolve, to pick up and move on >> i know people will come together to make it right. the people of philadelphia will. i know we will. that's what we do. >> reporter: statements from the mayor to the governor of pennsylvania, they're condemning this, of course be, and calling for swift justice to find those responsible and to be prosecuted to to the fullist extent of the law. we can tell you there's a variety of rewards being offered. totaling $13,000. reporting in the wissinoming seconds of physical, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> this evening, dozens of people in narberth to show their support to those d

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh picks up the story in overbrook for us tonight, anita? >> reporter: that is right, ukee we are here at 63rd and lansdowne where this hit and run happened. now, since then the family has moved out of the neighborhood so that guillen a's siblings do not have to relive this tragedy walking to school every day but their fight for closure and justice is not over just yet. through pain. >> it is hard. it was, devastating. >> reporter: iisha pool his e has found purpose. >> i have a fight in me which will not dianne it will not stop. >> reporter: november 18th at 63rd and lansdowne avenue a hit and run driver killed her daughter eight year-old jay anna powell, it took police two weeks to track down suspect driver 24 year-old paul wood land in his highly damaged nissan altima which was dropped off at a auto body shop nearly 20 miles from the crime scene. >> it is scary not knowing, not getting no answers, right away. >> reporter: that is why poole is working with state senator anthony hardy williams to create a jailer to sand current am era leath

joseph's university in overbrook tonight. >> this really shows you how unseasonably warm the weathers. look at the blue cross river rank at penn's landing. it was covered in a layer of water today. >> the weather's about to take a major turn. that means thunderstorms heading our way. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> just about all the neighbors are going to be warm again tomorrow. look how warm it is right now. 63 lehigh valley, 63 in many of the p.a. suburbs. west bradford township, still at 60. st. david's, north wales, bed minister, 62 degrees at 11:00 at night in february. just imagine how warm it's going to be getting during the day tomorrow. we tied a record in philadelphia at 74. allentown and trenton broke records. redding tied a record. allentown's record was the warmest temperature ever recorded in february. and a couple dozen other cities in the eastern united states had the warmest ever for february. that's an impressive record. that's an impressive line of showers and thunderstorms coming through ohio now. it's going to redevelop duri

among them not reported $45,000 worth of roof repairs and other work for his personal home in overbrook and thousands for trips to key west, and las vegas and san diego. and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets, it embarrassed himself and the office he loves and his family. >> for this i will hold deep regret in my heart. it caused distractions and made the difficult job of hi assists and critical staff more challenging. and gave questions about his character to serve as your district attorney. for those that have served and those that serve today and those that serve in the future. i offer my deepest and most sincere apologies. >> he made the determination it affected the office and made the right decision and i wish him well in the future. >> that was mayor jim kenney reacted to the announcement. >> williams repeatedly apologized for what he had done here and signalled that his continue tent was to take his current term and talk to people and try to regain the trust of people of philadelphia and there was no talk of any resignation john rawlins, channel 6 "action n

. >>> a deli owner shot a robber inside an overbrook store tonight. around 8:00 a man walked into the store on 65th and lebanon avenue and said this is a holdup. the owner pulled out his own gun and shot the man in the groin. the suspect is in the hospital. the owner did have a gun permit. >>> also new, an 80-year-old man became the victim of road rage in lehigh county. police say it happened yesterday afternoon around 3:00 at a walmart. the man was just walking in the crosswalk when a driver nearly hit him, they exchanged words and the driver accelerated toward the victim and used his suv to push a shopping cart into him. police are looki g fain ing for jeep liberty. >>> councilman david oh wants to lower the philadelphia cigarette tax. he's planning hearings before the city council to discuss the issue. fewer people are buying cigarettes in the city and councilman oh says the school district isn't getting enough money from the tax. the city has seen a 23% drop in cigarette sales. the tax on a pack of cigarettes is $4.60. >>> in delaware, 11 students

overbrook, in philadelphia, 2.8. officially at the airport, less than one.atfield four and a half. bedminister five. allentown, six and a half. valley forge, four and a half. mount pocono had nine. claymont, 1.3. glasgow a little less than one inch. quite a variation across the area. but everybody is cold. the traffic is moving okay. remember the side roads, and sidewalks, and driveways, anything that was wet and slushy will be frozen pretty soon. 23 in allentown. and it feels like seven in allentown right now. seven below in mount pocono. 12 in coatesville and wilmington. it's already bitter cold and it's going to get colder. look at the winds, still gusting, 30 to 40 miles an hour. but we are seeing gusts as high as 53 miles an hour down by cape may and lewis earlier today. here's the feels like temperatures through the evening, down into the single digits, close to zero in doylestown. 8:00 tonight, we don't have to wait till the middle of the night -- by 5:00 a.m., mostly single digits. and then during the afternoon tomorrow, we gradually get up there. 11

he is a philadelphia native and a 1960 graduate of overbrook high school. ♪ >>> sean brace makes hismore transparent in the second half of the season much his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> with the nba all star game taking place i wanted to talk a little first half sixers with already 56 games played we're a little more than halfway there. for starters sixers had their most successful month in the last five years during the month of january. team finished with ten and five record and had all of the nba buzzing about big man joel embiid. that was the good but i can't help but to come back to the b bad. unfortunately that's the only way to describe the handling of number one overall pick ben simmons. on january 24th the sixers put out this tweet on his hell. medical update simmons had planned scan in new york yesterday. recovery progressing. doesn't mention anything about any set back, does it? on top of that update president of basketball hopped hospitalled on the sixers broadcast and said this scan would be his last hurdle. so if the scan came back clean, and there's no more hurdle

. >> reporter: overbrook couple offered their prayers. >> my heart is broken. it is shocking. it is discusting. it is frightening it, bridges back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> as night fell, community members from across the city held a vigil at the cemetery, to show the world the hateful acts won't be tolerated. >> every human being has the right to rest into cents peace, to see this happen in 2017, cowardly hateful act like this, justice cussing. >> i know in philadelphia we will all come together. and we will help to make this right somehow. >> and the anti-deaf mission league and the fraternal order of police are both offering up reward money leading to arrest and conviction in this case. this morning, that total stands at $13,000. for now live in wissinoming, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank -- trang, thank you. >> dozen came together to support those dealing with the recent string of vandalism. "eyewitness news" in narberth park last night, where residents held a candlelight vigil. those who carom say it i

. $45,000 for roof repairs, new windows and other work to his home in overbrook. more than $11,000 for various trips from key west to san diego and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets. he repeatedly apologized for what he did. >> it raised doubts in the minds of some citizens regarding my character and fitness to serve as your district attorney. >> reporter: the d.a. didn't answer shouted questions about reports of a long running federal probe and calls he should resign. david thornburgh of the committee of 70 says the take away the system does work. >> he broke the law according to the board of end thick they fined him the biggest fine in their history. he admitted that what he had done was wrong, he apologized profusely and now he's leaving office after he serves his term out. >> reporter: as for the mayor's take on the d.a.'s announcement. >> i think clearly that he has made the determination that it testimony affect the office and made the right decision and i wish him well in whatever he chooses to do in the future. >> reporter: again, wi

you may remember powell struck and killed while crossing the street in philadelphia's overbrook section. well, it took police nearly two weeks to find the suspected driver, 24 year old paul woodlan. jay alert would be expansion of the amber alert system. >> well, this noon, fire officials are working to pinpoint what caused a fire that damage add row home in philadelphia's fairhill neighborhood. chopper three over the scene on the 600 block every east cornwall street. firefighters called there around 8:30 this morning. the fireplace dollars under control within 30 minute. no injuries were reported. >> investigators are looking into whether a faulty heater sparked a fire in frankford yesterday that killed a six a year old woman. her body was found on the second floor after home on the 5200 block of ackland street. authorities tell "eyewitness news," several other relatives were able to make it out safely. >> scary moments inside disneyland parking garage, fire breaks out on the second level leaving seven people injured, and charring eight cars. the structure was immediately evacuated and

jay january in a powell was struck and killed while crossing the street in overbrook. her mom is working to create thej alert that may help with future hit-and-run investigations. it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver. 24-year-old paul woodland and his damaged honda. iesha has teamed up to get the new law on the books. it will expand the current amber alert system to include hit-and-run advisories with a description of the car. >> if car would have don to a repair facility and this type of bill had been enacted. the shop owners would have done the right thing and be contacted the authorities. >> under the proposal penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit-and-run. >>> we have breaking news president trump was quote evaluating the situation regarding his national security advisory michael flynn earlier. we have just received word michael flynn has resigned from his position as national security advisor for president trump. cbs news originally learned flynn's job was in

now in overbrook we still have wynnewood road blocked at city avenue because of a downed tree and wiresfrom yesterday. stick to lancaster avenue as your alternate. up may encounter that in a couple places where they didn't clean up from the downed trees from yesterday. we had a handful of them t looking outside live in plymouth meeting this is the blue route at chemical road. no problem right here heading out on the blue route and don't forget turnpike connector bridge still closed and on the construction note we have the right lane still blocked here on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound near bensalem. other than that, no issues out there currently, matt. >> thanks karen. >>> there is a shakeup in the white house less than a month into the trump administration. national security adviser michael flynn announced he's stepping down over reports that he made improper contact with the russian ambassador to the u.s. and then went ahead and misled the vice president. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in the satellite center with what flynn is saying about his resignation. >> rep

. >>> a few months ago jayanna powell was struck and killed crossing the street it in overbrook and now her mommies trying to get a law pass that had may help with future hit and run investigations. it took police two weeks to track down suspect driver, 24 year-old paul woodland and his highly damaged honda now, iish a poole is working with the state senator to create a jay alert, expanding current amber leather system to include hit and run advisories local carrie pair manager is throwing his support behind the proposed bill. >> if the car have would have gone right through a repair facility in this type of had already been enacted i would think natalie shop owners would have done the right thing and contacted the authorities right away. >> also, under the proposed bill, penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit and run. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams, first assistant d.a. stepped down today, district attorney's office tells "eyewitness news" that tariq he will shabazz submitted his less res

jay january in a powell was struck and killed while crossing the street in overbrook. her mom is working to create thej alert that may help with future hit-and-run investigations. it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver. 24-year-old paul woodland and his damaged honda. iesha has teamed up to get the new law on the books. it will expand the current amber alert system to include hit-and-run advisories with a description of the car. >> if car would have don to a repair facility and this type of bill had been enacted. the shop owners would have done the right thing and be contacted the authorities. >> under the proposal penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit-and-run. >>> we have breaking news president trump was quote evaluating the situation regarding his national security advisory michael flynn earlier. we have just received word michael flynn has resigned from his position as national security advisor for president trump. cbs news originally learned flynn's job was in

. >> this morning the mother of a girl struck and killed in overbrook is trying to get a new law passed t open help with future hit-and-run investigations. it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver, 24 year old paul woodland, and his damaged honda. suspected of hitting and killing jana powell in november. her mother, is working with the state senator to create j alert, named after jayanna t would include hit-and-run advisories, with the description after suspect's car. >> if the car would have gone to a repair facility, and this type of had already been in a accident, i would think the shop owners have done the right thing and contacted the authority right away. >> also under the proposed bill penndot would have to notify auto repair shops with the details of any car suspected involved in a hit-and-run. >> a heater may be to blame for deadly fire in frankford. a six a year old woman was killed in the fire yesterday afternoon on the 5200 block of as born street. the victim was found on the second floor of the home. several other family members were able to make i

he's a philadelphia native and a 1960 graduate of overbrook high school. >> now your winning lotteryrs. ♪ >>> terrifying moment caught on camera when mother and child knocked over a railing in china. authorities say a jeep lost control while backing up. moments later, knocking the two over. the jeep also kind of falls as you see there just missing the mother and child below. the mother had several broken bones while the child is recovering from a head injury. both expected to be all right. >> goodness. in columbia, 26 people are in the hospital after bombing. >> all but two of them are police officers. camera caught the blast police have no idea who detonated that homemade bomb in the capitol city of bogota. someone left it right outside a popular youth hostile where foreign backpack kearse stay. the reason police officers were nearby because of animal rights demonstration ahead of a scheduled bull fight. >>> historic milestone tonight for space x. >> three, two, one, ignition as and lift off of the falcon nine to the space station the first commercial launch from kennedy space cente

vehicle fire along city avenue at lancaster avenue, that is good news but still quite congested in overbrook afternoons and a delay on the northbound boulevard headed towards broad street just 17 miles per hour and the vine street expressway jam packed in both directions like it is most afternoons here at the schuylkill and the vine closes at 11:00 for overnight construction, this is route 1 the not so super highway in neshaminy, busy traffic as people avoid the pennsylvania turnpike and the connecter bridge and a construction warning along route 1 tonight at oxford valley road. they are shutting down the lanes at 9:00. bucks curb a crash at 412 and use 611 instead. in montgomery township a crash atwell, road at north wales road. >> thank you matt. >>> the science books may just be adding a new chapter in the years to come after what nasa scientists announce today. what the team of international astronomers that has everyone talking. >> and an important figure in the history of our nation. why they were giving lots of cheers for george washington. >> people are cheering because of all of thi

the deli is located at 65th and lebanon avenue in overbrook. the owner pulled out his own gun and shot the suspect. the owner does have a permit to carry. >>> in kent county, loved ones and colleagues of corrections officer lieutenant steven floyd will be paying their final respects at a viewing tonight. the funeral is tomorrow. >> it is really serious what the inmates want out of this, and somebody better take some action real quick. >> delaware governor john carney is promising an independent investigation into the uprising that killed lieutenant floyd. >>> penn state fraternity and sorority parties are now dry following the death of a student from new jersey. members of beta theta pi told officers a friend fell down the stairs when he was drunk. >>> we're hearing from the man who rescued a starving dog that was tied up on the bank of a river in cumberland county. the man was out for a walk last friday when he found the severely underweight dog chained to a tree in bridgeton. the dog was inside an upside down plastic carrier. >> imagine if it

they believe these guys broke into a bunch of cars in overbrook hills on februar february 12th and tookinsurance cards, loose change whatever they could find which included one person's wallet and credit cards. police say the men then tried to use the stolen card at the bp gas station on city avenue. >>> in fox 29 investigators tonight, philadelphia and septa police have a new game plan to track down criminals across the city within minutes of a crime. whether it's a murder, bang robbery a shooting or home invasion some new tools are putting investigators on the trail of criminals in matter of moments. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser reports cameras the cloud an new alert system spell trouble for criminals hoping to make a clean get away. >> reporter: it was a murder case that rocked philadelphia. a mother shot and killed, her daughter shot and seriously wounded in the 700 block of north third street in northern liberties. >> detectives don't have a lot of information and what they know it's couple blocks from an el stop. >> reporter: philadelphia homicide detectives went searching for so

it all happening here on the corner of 65th and lebanon here in overbrook. it happened about two hours ago. once again the scene is clear. police say the young man walked into the 65th and lebanon del deli. police say he announced he had a gun and it was a robbery, but by time he pull out that gun, the owner had plans of his own. police saying to protect his family, he shot the suspect across the counter while his terrified wife and kids looked on. the suspect ran out of the store, collapsed about a block away, police scooped him up. the man was rushed to lankenau hospital. >> there's been a series of robberies we've been working with the community in trying to get these things to stop. and people have to realize that these ownness are permitted to carry guns and permitted to use them in situations such like this. this man walks in, clearly he displays what is believed to be a gun by the owner by what we see in the video and the owner beats him to the punch and fires some shots and now the guy is clinging to life at this point. >> reporter: now police say th

he's also a philadelphia native and 1960 graduate of overbrook high school. >> all lanes are back opent to i-95 from the ben franklin bidge. skyfox over an overturned tractor trailer this afternoon and it was a major headache for drivers trying to get into center city. it was just a mess. a huge headache. fortunately no one is hurt and it is all over now. >>> army veteran heart broken over the loss of his treasured war medals of valor including his purple heart. they were stolen he says while trying to save himself and his family. >> fox' reports he and his family, well, they just want the medals back. >> haven't been opened in 50 years. never seen them. >> the words don't come easy for mike palmiero when he talks about his medals of valor includincluding a purple heart. medals hidden away in a briefcase are now gone. on sunday during the oroville spillway emergency they were evacuated from their home. someone broke in and stole them. >> it's not something you talk about. one day you'd be able to tell them. >> he wanted these medals to be given to his grandsons report roar medals he ea

police say the man was armed when he announced he was robbing the deli in overbrook last night. owner pulled out his own g unand sh gun and shot him. >>> back at work after being shot during a deadly rampage is now speaking out. >> officer ed miller returned to full-time duty on wednesday. shot in his ankle and hip during a gun battle with a suspect in west philadelphia in september. despite his experience, miller said he'll do the same job he's always done. >> i always knew what it entailed after a total of 35 years in the police department. it's just what you deal with every day. >>> the shooting spree left a woman dead and four others hurt including a philadelphia police sergeant. officers shot and killed that suspect. >>> 6:07. philadelphia councilman is proposing to lower the cigarette tax. wants the council to hold hearings to discuss this issue. fewer people are buying cigarettes in the city because the tax is so high. city has seen a 23% drop in cigarette sales. the $2 per pack tax helps fund a philadelphia school district and councilman says lowering the tax will allow

overbrook under three inches. bedminister two inches.entown, six and a half and sinking spring about three inches. and claymont currently just over one inch for you. neighborhoods right now, we do have temperatures below the freezing mark. 26 for shemong. lumberton, upper 20s. princeton currently at 23 degrees. in philadelphia, also seeing really cold temperatures declining very quickly. 28 for port richmond. fox chase 27. west mount airy at 22. and chestnut hill currently at 25 degrees. so hour by hour forecast, we're going to get it going. i want to show you the actual temperatures at 10:00 p.m. 17 in allentown, 18 in doylestown and 21 in burlington. through early tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. 18 degrees in allentown, 22 in voorhees and 22 in wilmington. by 6:00 a.m. same deal there. we're seeing upper teens to low 20s. but here is the difference. your feels like temperatures because of the wind speeds, notice it's going to feel like 4 degrees in allentown at 9:30 p.m. and 7 in burlington. voorhees, midnight, also seeing the single digit

you can see more the further north you go. 2.8 inches in overbrook. a section of philadelphia.t the airport in south philly less than an inch. four and a half in media. four and a half in hatfield. five in bedminister. easton at seven. allentown six and a half. valley forge at four and a half. northern delaware, glasgow less than one inch. now the folks of the poconos are happy. they finally got a decent snowfall about close to ten inches there. right now, temperatures in the 20s to near 30. it feels like it's in the teens. and it's going to feel even colder than that later tonight. because these winds are not really diminishing fast enough. millville and atlantic city, gusting close to 45 miles per hour. dover pretty close to that, too. feeling like teens throughout the afternoon. single digits later tonight. and into tomorrow morning. so that's some of the coldest air we be seen in a while. and especially after the 66 yesterday, we're not used to that. friday is a very cold day, not as windy as today. barely to 31 in philadelphia. there will be more snow melting, even with te

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officers believed that those people broke into a whole bunch of cars in the overbrook hills section on february 12th and they took all kinds of things out of the cars. sunglasses, insurance cards, loose change, credit cards, wallets. then they tried to use those stolen cards and a bp gas station right in that neighborhood on city avenue. >>> h va c technician in delaware is in the hospital this morning. fire officials say worker was fixing a heating system on the 1200 block of north or rake street in wilmington yesterday someone in the building went to check on him and found him convulsing. the worker then fell off ladder and hit his head. medics rushed him to christiana medical center but there is no word on his condition. >>> the trump name is at center of a new lawsuit, recycling company has sued, the trump taj mahal over signs that, well until recently adorned the casino. recycling of urban materials for profit which goes by rump says it paid an eastern sign tech worker $250 for two trump signs, he was removing from the casino. they then put the signs up on e bay but e bay ended up

state senator anthony williams and iisha poole, mother of jayanna powell struck and killed in the overbrook section, are supporting new legislation. today they held a press conference today on jay alert a hit and run advisory that extend the current amber alert system. the it will send vehicle descriptions to the public, and the system will extend, beyond, cell phone and television alerts. >> we will provide that information on to all licensed auto repair shops in pennsylvania and in turn those auto shops will be on alert for any potential vehicle that is follows the description and they will be required by law to notify law enforcement if they find such a vehicle in their possession. >> reporter: it took the police nearly two weeks to find the suspected driver, 24 year-old paul wood land and his car which was dropped off at a auto body shop in frazier >>> president trump is looking for a new national security advisor, he fired general michael flynn after what the white house described as an erosion of trust. the early shake up within his administration, comes just three weeks into the job.

. >> few month ago, struck and killed in overbrook, now her mother is work to go create the jay alert to help with future hit-and-run investigations. it took police nearly two weeks to track down the suspected driver, 24 year old paul woodland, and his damaged honda. iesha pool has teamed up with state senator to get new law on the books, would expand the current amber alert system to include hit-and-run advisories with a description of the car. >> if the car would have gone right through a repair facility, and this type had already been enacted i would think the shop owners would have done the right thing and contacted the authority right away. >> well under the proposal, penndot would also have to notify auto repair shops with details of any vehicle suspected of being involved in a hit-and-run. >> well, just in time for valentine day, jack, local dog being called a leer owe back home with his family this morning. >> the reunion comes almost month after fire forced him and his family out of their west philadelphia home of the it happened on the 1400 block of north aldan street. offic

officers say a group of guys going through cars of overbrook hills, this happened february 12th and they are taking everything out, that can be left there. sunglasses, insurance cards, loose change, wallets, credit cards. police say then they try to use stolen card at a bp gas station on city avenue. >>> trump name at center of the new lawsuit. recycling company sued trump taj mahal over signs that they were up a moment ago and now they are down. recycling of the urban materials for profit which goes by rump, says it paid eastern sign tech worker $250 for two trump signs he was removing from the casino. rump put those signs on e bay but they ended up canceling the auction because taj mahal says recycling company stole the signs. rump's lawsuit is asking court to decide who the rightful owner of the trump signs are. it is estimated they could go for a hundred thousand dollars >>> hundreds of faculty and staff members from penn state university decided to leave, about 600 employees took a voluntary early retirement package, that is about half of the people eligible. more than penn state ha

. >> art and janice wilson of overbrook park came to offer their prayers. >> i'm heart broken. it is shocking. it is discustingment it is frightening t bridges back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> as night fell, community members from across the city held a vigil at the cemetery to show the world hateful acts won't be tolerated. >> every human being has the right to rest in peace. to see this happen in 2017, the cowardly hateful act like this, is justice cussing. >> i know in philadelphia, we're all come together. and we'll help to make this right somehow. >> several organizations are now offering up $13,000 in reward money for information leading to arrest and conviction. but for now, liver in wissinoming, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> dozens every people in montgomery county came together in support of those dealing with the recent string every vandalism. "eyewitness news" in narberth park last night, where residents head a candlelight vigil. those who came out said it was important for minority comm

among the gifts not reported, $45,000 in roof repairs, new windows and other work in his home in overbrook. more than $11,000 for various trips from key west to san diego and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets. >> so my decision to accept gifts and fail to report them brought much embarrassment shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: after repeatedly apologizing the d.a. departed not answering shouted questions concerning reports of a long running federal probe. david thornburgh of committee of 70's took on the day's news. >> he broke the law according to the board of end thick they fined him the biggest fine in their history. he admitted that what he had done was wrong apologized profusely and now he's leaving office after he serves his term out. >> reporter: there have been repeated calls for williams to resign before the end of his term next year. outside city hall today, this woman who voted for him cool of the idea of the d.a. staying. >> no. >> reporter: why not. >> no, he should go. >> reporter: why not.