again, anyone with any information at all is urge to contact the philadelphia police homicide unit, and as with all unsolved murders, in the city of philadelphia, is there a $20,000 reward for any information, leading tooth rest and conviction of this killer. we are live outside police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nicole, thank you. >>> neighbors were baffled when they found fbi agents digging for evidence in the camden home. investigators say they were searching a home on the 300 block of erie street for evidence, and, probably a body. they say that the search is in connection to the ongoing case. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" that the home is a rental property and is not currently vacant. >>> there is more clean up for many communities around the region after this latest run of severe storms, heavy winds and rain helped upright this tree in glassboro, gloucester county. it left behind twisted limbs and leaves on rowan university's campus. "eyewitness news" meteorologist kate billow has more on the science behind all this wild weather. >> reporter: july 2

of course, anyone with any information at all is urged to cat homicide unit, within the philadelphia police department, as this is all unsolved murders, there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of her killer. we are live outside police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> nicole, thank you. >>> 4:33. lets get back to katie. you might solve good news. >> yes, how about that. here on storm scan three we are seeing back edge of the frontal boundary. i threw through satellite coverage on top with the radar because that actually tells the the story a little bit easier or more visibly i guess, for us out there as you can see babbling edge of the cloud cover, it is already passed through harrisburg so just a matter of time. would i say had back through berks, lancaster county if you are not seeing any rain right new you are gone this. it is just a matter of time. when we zoom out further look at how skies have cleared out. it is cooler for a place like pittsburgh and williamsport then it is here but we're still in the totally done with this

now, of course, anyone with any information at all is urge to cat homicide unit here at philadelphia police headquarters, also a $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. we are live at police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, nicole. >>> in other news south jersey resident are picking up pieces after another round of severe weather moved through our area. it was an all too familiar scene in glassboro gloucester county. fast moving storm left it mark across rowan university campus and nearby on morris avenue one family went to work taking down tree limbs trying to prevent further damage after the storm. >> me and my dad are slightly cutting branches down so no more fall and hit the house. we're playing it safe, we're on the safe side. >> some of the those down trees caused power outages in this neighborhood last night but right now everyone is back on line. >>> we now know straight line wind caused damage around blue ridge road in voorhees. 80-mile per hour wind centuries and pur lines crashing down monday night. h

philadelphia police captain james clark: >> i've been in the homicide unit six years. this is one of the most saddest cases that i've come across. >> reporter: the accident happened friday's morning at this intersection where the family had a fruit stand. about a mile away, two suspects carjacked a real estate agent and forced her into her vehicle at gunpoint. detectives think they were speeding when the s.u.v. blew a tire jumped the curb and hit the family, as well as a neighbor. 10-year-old thomas reid died at the scene. his 15-year-old sister keiearra williams and seven-year-old brother terrence moore died at the hospital. this is terrance's aunt and father. >> taking innocent people's lives. that's my son. you took him away from me. turn yourself in, whoever you all is, turn yourself in. >> reporter: for a city its size philadelphia still ranks number five on the list for the highest crime rate, even though the homicide rate has fallen 43% since 2007. tonight, there's a vigil in remembrance of the children with the hope the suspects will do the right thing. >> have

homicide unit behind me. >> i want to personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all of the men and women of the philadelphia police department for their exceptional work in bringing these two (beep) to justice. >> district attorney seth williams used unusually strong language to describe suspect corneilius crawford seen here or viewer video being arrested sunday evening, and fellow suspect, jonathan rosa, who surrendered few hours earlier. the pair charged with carjacking a realtor, targeted at random on a north philadelphia street, then moments later, plowing the car across the sidewalk, killing three children, critically injuring the victim's mother, and leaving the realtor who they allegedly sexually assaulted during the ordeal, hospitalized. >> what he said is that the driver was driving at a very fast rate of speed, and out of control, and with that the tire blew. >> attorney christopher warren says rosa, after seeing the victim's pictures, told his mother, surround entered, made a full confession. >> he is cooperating. he is trying do information his power to erase the image of those poor children going over

homicide unit behind me. >> i want to personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all of the men and women of the philadelphia police department for their exceptional work in bringing these two (beep) to justice. >> district attorney seth williams used unusually strong language to describe suspect corneilius crawford seen here or viewer video being arrested sunday evening and fellow suspect, jonathan rosa who surrendered few hours earlier. the pair charged wit

philadelphia police department 15 more with the camden county prosecutor. >> how but? >> thirty years with the camden county prosecutor's office. >> did you all know each other before? >> no. >> no? so, why is this unit put together? >> homicide, unsolved, had have the victims get some closure, families get closure, we put this together to get that going. >> what's the situation, because actually tv shows called colds case base in the philadelphia. is it because our police forces, because of money issues, have shrunk, that you can't even look at cold cases much, they'll bring in some of you guys? >> i think it is a matter of priorities. you have so much money. and the department has to determine how they're going to prioritize their resources. the cold case, it is more philosophy. it is saying that the old ways over. we have new police department. we're going to be doing things a new way, and that our people in the poor city, one of poorest cities of america, our victims are as important as anybody else, any big cities? but the old way -- was pretty good way, how are your techniques different than modern police force, would you say? >> i don't think they're any different. you know, we're just doing follow up on what's already