. >> well, whatever, i paid paula brown, okay? the old manager he fired along with code enforcer daniel rhettlin once he became council president. >> i got to inspect one of his homes under a judge's order and, yeah, that home passed. >> reporter: hrutland says he never got to inspect another property. >> every time i contacted him or talked to him about getting these inspected, he always gave some kind of an excuse, you know, babysat time or money. >> reporter: leiser declined to show us licenses, but did tell us how he fixes up his rental properties. >> just like up there when i put the roof on, i kept the pole gutters, original pole gutters. >> reporter: the state appointed administrator says the borough is supposed to keep copies of the licenses. we dug through the files and only found the rental licenses for 2014. o'rourke didn't have better luck. have you been able to locate any of his? >> no, i have not. i found his 2014 rental license renewal applications, but i have not found anything for 2015 so far. >> reporter: o'rourk

. >> paula brown was a poll watcher. >> it was illegal. in violation of the election code. people were working the polls that were inside the boards that were not appointed correctly, legally. >> brown also points out concerns one of the candidate's family members was working the polls. >> a delaware county election bureau official and sheriff's deputies made multiple visits to the colwyn polling sight. even forcing our camera back. the election board did an initial review of complaints before referring the case to the d.a. >> this is ridiculous. >> maurice clarke was another poll watcher. he blames brown for the election day disruptions. >> get out of here with that camera. >> she posted a series of videos from the polling site on facebook. clark welcomes the investigation. >> if they uncover anything, good. we want it to be a clean election. >> it is unclear which aspect of the election is actually under investigation. as a result of the case poll workers say they have not been paid for their time on election day. >>> a westchester company is helping 100 kids get bikes on

and investigation began with the tip from the borough's controversial manager paula brown. >> our information is that the money is missing. they converted it to their own use twos what that use was, we are unclear at this point in time unless they come forward and start explaining it. >> reporter: bryce remains at the delaware county prison. once again on $50,000 bail. elizabeth and betty, expected to turn themselves in here to the delaware county courthouse within the hour. iain? >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> police are investigate a death at a center city motel. officials were called out to the rodeway inn on the 1200 block of walnut street just before noon. police say a 75-year-old man was found with a scarf around his neck on the fifth floor. no word yet on his identity. crime scene investigators left the hotel carrying bags of evidence. we'll bring you update when we get one. now on to your fox 29 weather authority. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> iain just in time for winter those temperatures they'll be going up. take a look. it's almost winter the wint

former colwyn manager paula brown was a poll watcher. >> it was totally illegal in violation of the election code. people were working the polls that were inside the boards that were not appointed correctly, legally. >> the delaware county elections bureau referred the case to a d.a. after the deputies made multiple visits to the colwyn polling site. it's unclear which aspect is under investigation. >> happening now, three astronauts getting ready to return from the international space station. one from nasa, one from japan and another from russia have been at the station for 141 days. among the cool things they have done there, they ate the first ever lettuce grown in space. in about a half hour they will undock from the station and will head home. they should land after 8:00 this morning. new jersey native scott kelly is staying on board the station, he'll come home in march after completing a year in space. >>> 18 minutes after 4:00. skies are clearing out. some areas of fog but we're not seeing it here. that's a live view of 30th street station which is where we left it yesterday. temper

have a dalmation at the fire complete the daa's office caught wind after former borough manager paula brown went to them earlier this year. the bankrupt borough itself is under investigation for missing money but so far no one has been charged. the d.a. says the two cases are not connected. gary brundig is a former councilman and showed up at today's press conference. >> i think this is a good first step but it's a first step. there's a lot of stuff going on there. this is like the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: and here within the last hour the cellinis did turn themselves in to authorities accompanied by their attorneys. they'll be formally charged later on this evening. live in media, chad pradelli channel6 "action news. rick. >> chad thank you. >>> a train safety system has been activated along amtrak tracks between philadelphia and new york. technology called positive train control or ptc aims to prevent crashes like the deadly derailment in the port richmond section of philadelphia back in may. that accident killed eight people and injured 200 others. ptc uses gps and other tracking

earlier this year borough manager paula brown lock herself inside the borough hall following fighting. she left her post. she went to authorities and alerted them to the alleged fire department behavior. >> our volunteers but it's not a license to steal being a volunteer. >> delaware county da jack whelan nounsed the three arres arrests. he claims chief bryce and the two women wrote themselves checks and made cash withdrawals with borough funds. >> we do believe we have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt each and every element of the charges that we've lodged today. >> reporter: state auditor general's officer got involved and released findings of a three year audit. according to that office almost $90,000 was mismanage. >> that state audit is part of a separate state investigation jessica meanwhile district attorney jack whelan says that his investigation here in delaware county will continue. reporting live tonight in media, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> we now know more about the victims killed in a fiery crash in northeast philade

. >> authorities say they got wind of the alleged theft after borough manager paula brown alerted them. >>> 4:37. there is now one less republican candidate in the race for the white house. lindsay gram ended his presidential campaign yesterday. the south carolina senator made the announcement in a video, saying he remains focused on bolstering our national security, gram had trouble gaining support in the polls after entering the contest in june. >>> trump making controversial things about hillary clinton. attack her in vulgar terms during campaign event in michigan last night. he ice add colorful word to describe her lost to barack obama in the 2008 presidential race. >> she was going beat obama. i don't know who would be worse? i don't know. how does it get worse? but she was going to beat, she was favored to win, and she got (beep) lost, lost. >> trump also started to talk about clinton's bathroom break during the last democratic debate but stopped saying it was, quote, just too discusting to talk about. >> former first daughter chelsey clinton shares a big announcement on social m

earlier this year, borough manager, paula brown, locked herself inside the borough hall following in-fighting. she later left her post. now we are learning she went to authorities and alert dollars them to the alleged fire department behavior. >> they are volunteers but it is not a license to steel being a volunteer. >> delaware county da jack announced three arrests, he claims, chief bryce and the two women wrote themselves checks and made cash withdraws with borough fund. >> we do believe we have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt each and every element of the charges that we have lodged today. >> the state auditor general says offers recently got involved, and released findings of three year audit. according to the offers almost $940,000 was miss managed. that will state audit part of separate investigation, meanwhile, da jack what i lynn said his investigation is still underway. reporting in media, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> fire sirens is sound that means help is on the way. but, thousands of firefighters across the country, they're now suing the compa

according to authorities, former boro manager, paula brown who left earlier this year alerted them to the miss management by the fire members. we caught up with former colwyn council member, jesse. >> i think it was i good first step but first step, there is a lot of stuff going on here. this is tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: state auditor general's office got involved and released findings of the three-year audit. according to the office, $90,000 was mismanaged. and d.a. whalen it says is there much more to the investigation here, in delaware county. meanwhile chief bryce is behind bars on a $50,000 bail. he will have have a court appearance next week. the reporting live from delaware county tonight in media, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. developing now a center city hotel becomes a crime scene after a man is found dead in his room. "eyewitness news" reporter, greg argos at roadway inn outside walnut street with the developing details, greg. >> reporter: jessica, right now thinks an active investigation here at the road wood in near walnut and 12th street hav

earlier this year borough manager paula brown lock herself inside the borough hall following fighting. she left her post. she went to authorities and alerted them to the alleged fire department behavior. >> our volunteers but it's not a license to steal being a volunteer. >> delaware county da jack whelan nounsed the three arres arrests. he claims chief bryce and the two women wrote themselves checks and made cash withdrawals with borough funds. >> we do believe we have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt each and every element of the charges that we've lodged today. >> reporter: state auditor general's officer got involved and released findings of a three year audit. according to that office almost $90,000 was mismanage. >> that state audit is part of a separate state investigation jessica meanwhile district attorney jack whelan says that his investigation here in delaware county will continue. reporting live tonight in media, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> we now know more about the victims killed in a fiery crash in northeast philade

the district attorney made very clear it's the same woman he talked to, we talked to and that was paula brown out there who was the former borough manager. we gotten documents from the borough hall. the same documents the da got that led to charges against three fire company officials. two others still on the loose. you got anything to say? gary price, the fire chief is charge would stealing it taxpayer money that was supposed to be used to support the volunteer fire department. he was arrested this morning at his home where investigators say he lived with two fire administrators also charged today. betty saliny and her daughter. district attorney says lauren acted as the treasurer and her mother was the president. >> lauren was writing checks as the treasurer to her mother, betty, for over $9,000 worth of checks that are unsubstantiated. >> reporter: investigators say lauren wrote checks to bryce to thousands of dollars as well. how much do you think they took? >> over 40,000. the affidavit talked about $50,000. we've been documenting it. at this point it's still an open investigation in the

reporter: the investigation began with a tip from the borough's controversial former borough manager paula brownprosecutors say they haven't given up on separate investigation into financial mismanagement of borough counc council. so far there have been no arrests in that case. >>> we know there's missing moneys from the borough of colwyn. however we've been unable to successful document that an individual one individual or multiple individuals have taken that money. >> reporter: residents say it's about time officials are being held accountable. some think it's just the beginning. >> this is a good first step. but it's a first step. there's a lot of stuff going on there. this is like the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: bryce remains in the delaware county prison on $50,000 bail. lauren and betty, we are told turned themselves in to prosecutors a couple hours ago. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. >>> investigators are now saying speed was the main factor in a crash that killed three in holmesburg it happened on torresdale avenue around 2:30 sunday morning. police say the speeding

this is video of us going over records with then-city manager paula brown.n told us she returned a $10,955 check to the state because she was concerned with how colwyn's volunteer fire police association was spending the money. as the nbc 10 investigators first reported earlier this year, the fire company's spending has been a concern for years. the auditor general's report confirms our finding, auditor general telling us today he's never seen this kind of unaccounted for spending by a volunteer fire company before. he says that's why he referred his report to the delaware county district attorney's office. now here are some of the expenses highlighted by the auditor general. there was a cash withdrawn of just over $10,000 that was not documented. he says that's a huge red flag no matter what size the city is. plus, there are no records supporting $2,500 used to pay cable tv bills, and there were unauthorized payments for more than $10,000 in property tax bills. there are still concerns at the fire department. as you may remember, our cameras captured this e

the district attorney says they were tipped off about colwyn borough manager paula brown. prosecutors accused trio of stealing from tack pairs for their own personal use. >> the president of the fire company the mother, betty went to the counter at the bank and was able to withdrawal over a period of time approximately $20,000, and this money again is undocumented, we believe we have sufficient evidence to show that this money was not used for any fire company purposes but was used for her own personal benefit. >> reporter: now, bryce right now remains in the delaware county prison after failing to post $50,000 bail. detectives tell us tonight the other two defendants should be turning themselves in here to the delaware county courthouse within the next couple of hours. these arrests are separate from another investigation into the borough finances of the borough of colwyn so far no arrests in that investigation. iain, lucy. >> all right, chris, thank you very much. a violent attack caught on camera in the city's kensington section and now police are looking for the guy yo

. >> reporter: authorities got wind of the alleged theft after former borough mayor paula brown said fire company bills weren't being paid though the nonprofit should have had money to do so. when confronted elizabeth sanini said the expenditures were legitimate and certain vendors wanted cash. the bookkeeping records were shoddy and they received a bag of receipts. >> one allegation when they foundry seats that they gave us they spent it on dog treats and dog toys. i don't think they have a dalmation at the fire companyism 2008 the fire company was raided for allegedly operating an ill lease speak easy and the bankrupt borough itself has been under investigation for missing money for months. former councilman gary brundig showed up. >> i think this is a good first step but it's a first step. there's a lot of stuff going on there. this is like the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: and the d.a.'s office tells me that elizabeth salini has retained an attorney and is expected to turn herself in. her daughter's whereabouts were at last check unknown. chad pradelli channel6 "action news."

. >> my name is paula brown. as i come here every wednesday to the police commission concerning my son. i would like to use the overhead. this is my son. aubrey abrakasa. to this day his case has not been solved. it's been 9 years. next year it will be a decade. the perpetrators are still running the street. the former mayor said i know who killed your son, the d. a. knows who killed your son, and the police know who killed your son. after this, nothing was done. all i'm left with is my son laying in a cascade and a mother crying over his body. ideal with this daily. i die daily. i don't fight for only my child but all of these other unsolved cases of 81 men that have been murdered in san francisco. it needs to be solved so mothers like myself can be healed. this is what i'm left with my son that i don't have anymore. lifeless on a gurney. it's not like i can go have another one. i want my case solved so mothers like me can be healed. chief suhr, i don't have a problem. i think you should stay here on the battlef

my name is paula brown and i'm want going to enjoy the beach anymore. i lost my son. we used to go to the beach and i put him in the shorts and bring our little fire things there to set the fire. definitely when they had the fun house down at the beach. i have been living in this city for 55 years now, and i am so saddened that i'm not able to go to the beach and enjoy it anyway. that's a shame that i can't even enjoy the beach anymore because my son is gone, so we need to have people -- heal people so they can start enjoying the city beaches again. i am coming here because we're talking about certain things, but if we are talking about this this is relating to everything. i am not coming to sing to you or give you a heart felt story. i am coming as a parent who has lost a child and i am not able to enjoy the scenery of the beach, the water, the sand and walk my kids they have left that are still living to walk on the beach anymore because we're missing one child. i am missing one child. i want these cases solved so that we can enjoy the scenery on the beaches and the

. >> my name is paula brown. as i come here every wednesday to the police commission concerning my son. i would like to use the overhead. this is my son. aubrey abrakasa. to this day his case has not been solved. it's been 9 years. next year it will be a decade. the perpetrators are still running the street. the former mayor said i know who killed your son, the d. a. knows who killed your son, and the police know who killed your son. after this, nothing was done. all i'm left with is my son laying in a cascade and a mother crying over his body. ideal with this daily. i die daily. i don't fight for only my child but all of these other unsolved cases of 81 men that have been murdered in san francisco. it needs to be solved so mothers like myself can be healed. this is what i'm left with my son that i don't have anymore. lifeless on a gurney. it's not like i can go have another one. i want my case solved so mothers like me can be healed. chief suhr, i don't have a problem. i think you should stay here on the battlef

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suspicious: (( larry brown, clark county commissioner - we really need you t partner with us, if it...find a first responder find an officer and share that information.")) ((paula francis)) in all... metro expects to have approximately one-thousand uniformed officers on the strip... and 3- to 400 officers downtown./// ((paul joncich)) > fire destroys a las vegas building. ((paula francis)) and authorities believe they know the cause. who they think is to blame and why they may not face charges./// < announcer: you're watching 8 nevada is now. ((paul joncich)) > a fire destroys an abandoned building believed to be occupied by squatters. ((paula francis)) the blaze started around 10-30 this morning near las vegas boulevard and charleston. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live at the scene with a closer look at the damage. karen? ((karen castro)) the building is a total loss. at this time, it's unclear where the fire started. but as you can second floor of the building. with flames spreading throughout the entire structure as well. take a look at this video. it was taken moments after fire crews arrived on scene. you can see heavy smoke and flames through the r