. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has that story. >> reporter: hometown girl and self-made designer torey birch is back in philadelphia. >> i never imagined where it would be today and i actually wanted to open one shop and five-year plan of three more. >> reporter: according to forbes magazine, torey is worth a billion dollars and talk about her rise from the fashion industry. >> if it noise the the scary on your heart doesn't race you are not dreaming big enough. >> reporter: they are partnering with bank of america offering mentorships and millions in low interest loans so businesses can grow, and hire and jump start the local economy. >> we are hearing more and more women entrepreneurs have had trouble accessing capitol. that has been one of the real barriers to their expansion. >> reporter: more than 100 women received one on one time with the established entrepreneurs at writ even house hotel on tuesday. >> video production is primarily a male dominated field but we have really found a niche market. >> reporter: virginia necessary braxton started video production comp

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live for us tonight in mt. laurel. diana?> reporter: chris, there were at least three bare sights in mt. laurel today and this is one of the same bears that was believed to be in evesham over the weekend. tonight wildlife officials say they don't think these bears are dangerous or aggressive. they may just be looking for food but they are warning residents to keep their distan distance. numerous black bear sightings in south jersey has neighbors keeping a close eye on the backyards. >> he was just right behind the trees right over here and i watched him cut through the ya yard, and looked like he was going after one of the bird feeders. >> reporter: he took this video of their unexpected 300-pound guest as he walked through their evesham yard on saturday. >> he was actually standing over like just next to the garage and then he was kind of working his way through the bushes over here around to my yard. you don't always see a bear coming through the woods in your own backyard. pretty cool. >> it was shocking. >> reporter: poli

as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tell us, trash already makes its way from the big apple to the covanta facility or highland avenue. residents fear there could be more down the road. >> i want to live and to me murder is murder whether it's with a gun or chemicals. >> reporter: new york city trash shipped to chester to be incinerated has infuriateed residents. >> it's a nightmare. i have asthma. i have -- i was diagnosed with sake doses. i have all kinds of allergies. >> at a planning board meeting wednesday residents sounde sounf about a new trash train proposal bringing 400 tons of garbage by rail in new york. the trash now comes by truck to be burned. >> it's the idea of bringing in more trash in an area that has residents. simple as that. it shouldn't be done. >> reporter: the company insists the amount of trash won't change. just the method of transportation. >> there's no increase in the amount of waste that we would receive on daily basis, and there's no increase in the processing rate of the facility. >> reporter: after hearing the plan which calls for an additional

rocco came screaming upstairs, mommy, daddy. >>> fisherman encounter a great white shark you'll hear their frantic moments. >>> a man makes an emotional discovery in the ruins of his home. >> reporter: it's going to be a nice afternoon today, sunscreen weather. tomorrow, more humid, storms on the way, i'll have all that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a man from nebraska is reunited of a special reminder of his late wife.braska is last week twin tornados destroyed his home. overnight volunteers started cleaning up and they discovered the engagement ring he gave his wife half a -- 5 decades ago. he is focusing on the find with the pain of losing his home. he looks forward to giving the ring to one of his daughters. >> something so special coming out of such a horrible tragedy. >> let's turn to our weather around here. >> reporter: we're extending that beautiful weekend. storm tracker 6 live double scan scanning the delaware and lehigh valleys. there's no precipitation out there, as you start your work commute. we have nice conditions at penns landing most

among them 17 year old rocco furentino using his best friend and guide dog. and the dog's game glamor to them him through the ceremony. and he is one of the youngest people to have a guide dog. and they intend to attend the berkeley college of music this fall. >>> a local art student receiving the top award in the country for woodworking skills chosen from thousands of young artists, recognized as one of the best at his craft. lisa thomas laury introduces us to him in this report. >> we met him inside of this unassuming shed in rural bridgeton, new jersey. 2 -- the 22 year old graduated from the university of the arts, a woodworking artist. receiving a scholarship april ward and $15,000 grant, the highest prize given any graduating art student in the nation. as an artist, colin also draws and plays the drums, but most passionate with art work with furniture. >> it looks like someone bending. >> the body is black and the face will be natural when it is finished shaping. but you pull out -- >> that's the drawer. >> exactly. the novembnovelty cut off here. >> an

miscalculation he made the sea appears to have settled in the jewish quarter, did not realize that rocco had a very good relationship and still has the jewish population to this day. he quickly realized he probably should find somewhere a little safer. >> we know that he actually told some people that he didn't feel secure in morocco because he figured out they were too nice to the jewish. he was afraid to set free hunters would come after him and find him there. >> he makes his way to egypt. why egypt -- why did he pick ejected why did he think he would be safe there? >> because actually it is known that egypt also while palm's a lot of former nazis who should help to build a rocket system there. they you could use some of the former propaganda to help them set up the propaganda machinery. but what is so interest name about trade or from what we now know the witnesses in the accounts coming he did not accept that the germans. he tried to stay away from them as much as he could and was actually afraid that mixing up with them they would find him. his only problem was he was actually more

in center city i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> after a day of flash floo flooding, two days. >> two days. >> right. >> some of those tori burch boots. all those rising waters what mess much. >> it's getting better, right. >>> it is getting better. winds will shift and change everything but we have areas of fog to contend with tonight. right now, we're looking at dry conditions through center city philadelphia. that's the good news. so the rain has come to an end. take look outside where in philadelphia little bit of fog here and there. some patchy fog. but the real problems are down the shore. now usually we can see the boardwalk quite clearly at night in ocean city, cape may county. you kind of make out the strand movie theater sign right there. but they are fogged in. on storm scan3 you can see dry conditions but we'll put this into visibility mode or fog mode and you can see these are low clouds down the shore pushing inland into interior south jersey also where we saw heavier rain today throughout the state of delaware we have some fog as well. but some of the lower visi

"eyewitness news" in the morning at 5:00 with diana rocco and carol erickson.or beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. remember we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with guest neal patrick harris. have great night, everyone and a great weekend. take care. great weekend. take care. ♪ ♪ >> man: brought to you by... gmc trucks and s.u.v.s. >> kevin: two months ago, norm visited pennsylvania dutch country to see the fabrication of our island countertop. and today -- well, today is installation day. now it comes to us from the fabricator, paul grothouse. hey, paul, how you doing? can i borrow you for a second? >> paul: hey, kevin. >> kevin: good to see you. so you guys drove up last night all the way from pennsylvania just to help us out? >> paul: certainly. >> kevin: all right, well, i appreciate that. and you brought us a new table. tell me about this beauty. >> paul: uh, this is maddy's new farmhouse table. it's a wide-plank teak top. it actually has a red oak base t

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. >> madonna is doing it, her son rocco is taking it to the tom. >> reporter: harold -- hardcore is overcomingental obstacles through physical challenges. a 9,000 square foot obstacle course where they welcome everyone including movie stunt doubles. >> reporter: harold correspond was born in france in the 80s and until now all this aerial amazement, running jumping and flipping and tricking. what's happening. >> it's like urban gymnastics, a lot of people who made that situation at home and things like that, went formed groups in passion. >> reporter: she brought it all indoors to make it safe for everyone even little ones, supervised of course. from marshall arts inspire -- marital arts inspired moves, you get a workout. what sets is this award from any other fitness routine the hurdles you overcome are not just physical. >> it's learning how to trust yourself completely. >> reporter: the course is color coded based on your level. this beginner started slow. it's all about fighting back fear and cull evaluating -- cultivating creativity and learning your wings. for channel 6 "action news" ali

then as rocco to run last off. 41 cincinnati the ball jumps out of the ballpark. and ohio. the left-field line you figure that would be enough 63 in the red in the fifth period was to come hangs in there as up giving up eight runs j. bruce steal second. throws and a center field and right now 83 cincinnati as giants say they are due for rough game. played a play no no no right now 83 couple innings to go and to come up over 5468 on this giants best record in baseball is in tonight as we speak. he is the everyday player of the national league and top go getter among all outfielders. he's up to 935,000 tortured 76 votes he's the most exciting player in the game he has guts never afraid to make a mistake and the oregon its ninth 10th. more power to the giants nobody up high. trellised the overall leader topped $1 million brand and crawford 1 million votes. it at swaybacked and second place so giants for the best record but stretch to see who makes all-star team to figure house send a baumgartner and enjoy the gone to a slow start new york rain delay and finally got under way b

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only on "cbs this morning" mow rocco gets a behind-the-scenes look of the testing and tasting to seeere's a tasting every day pretty millimeter? >> almost. >> do you ever leave to go have lunch? >> no. >> that's awesome. it's early march and i'm in the "bon appetit" test kitchen with senior editor dawn perry. we're trying middle east recipes for the july issue. yes, four months in advance. >> the first step is do we like it, is it deliver, and then is this approachable for a home cook. >> reporter: what's a middle eastern meal without hummus. we're making two versions. one with peeled chickpeas and one that's npeeled. >> reporter: who has the time to peel chickpeas. >> we want to see the difference. >> reporter: that's a good reason to have kids. they can peel it for you. >> totally. >> reporter: look at that skin. this is like a torture device. amazing. >> really go for it. >> reporter: that's more lemon juice than you've got it of of --? >> 3 halves of a lemon. >> reporter: thank you. i don't know my own strength. with both versions to go, i'm ready for the taste. >> to me with bar

. >> thanks, rocco: i know who she met one republic. >> i love that group. >> i know you do. the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one deposit of any amount each statement period waives the monthly maintenance fee. >>> short week, no matter what with the holiday on friday. by the time we hit that holiday we will have big weather problems. not looking too bad out there right now, a lot of clouds, humid, showers across the northeastern part of the state outside coverage area from haze ill ton, i84, 476 through scranton and those light showers made it in the poconos in the lehigh valley. you could see drops in the next hour or so and then they will move out. temperatures 71 in