rocco! >> just the gathering of two board members and a casino lobbyist raises the question of whether the gaming control board's code of ethics was broken. according to the code, it's designed to prevent the actual or appearance of corruption and the avoid dance of actions that would erode public confidence. the ethics code specifically bars communication between license applicants and board members about any matter which may reasonably come before the board. awarding the new philly casino license is before the board right now. so during a recent meeting of the gaming control board we asked commissioner anthony moscato -- >> did you have drinks with rocco pugliese who represents market eight? >>> yes, i had drinks with rocco pugliese. >> reporter: if he crossed the line. >> i did not believe it did because we did not discuss the philadelphia licensing issue. i've known rocco for 20 years. commissioner mccall has known rocco for many decades. we all know the perimeters we can cross. we do no

i've known rocco for 20 years. commissioner mccall has known rocco for many decades. the perimeters we can cross. we do not live in a cloister. we're just old friends. >> reporter: commissioner keith mccall didn't show up at the board meeting he says due to a medical procedure. by phone he claimed he did not discuss the philadelphia casino license with pug lease or break the ethics rule. but his recollection of what went on in the bar difference from mascot tow's while months cat tow's said they did have drinks with pug lease mccall said they did. he claims pug lease set for two or three minutes and left. he says he paid the bar bill and even sent fox 29 a copy. six drinks for had he and months cat tow charged to his american express card 88.50 with tip. again we tried to question lobbyist pug lease at his shore home. he wasn't interested. >> you know me, i'm jeff cole from fox. >> wait one minute. rocco. >> gaminggaming board head billn says all is well. >> they've cleared him. there was no -- >> the board is aware of the meeting and of the explanation given by the t

i'm diana rocco with that story coming up. >> this weekend we get caught in between two systems.ne that will be pushed on shore. the other one pushing eastward and all of this moisture gets funneled up the eastern seaboa seaboard. so when will we be having that wet weather? we'll take look at the timing coming up. >> and they are the stars of tv's most watched comedy right here on cbs-3. but tonight a big bank battle is on. why the show has stopped >> big sell off on wall street. the dow tumble more than 300 points today. it's worst one day drop since february. the plunge snapped a string of five straight monthly gains and pushed the blue chip index to a slight loss for the year. driving that drop geo political concerns and worries the fed could raise short-term interest rates. >> chopper three over a deadly accident involving a septa train today. pedestrian was hit and killed by the norristown high speed line train in havertown. near the penn field station this happened just before 4:00 o'clock. still no word at this hour on the victim's den but rail service is back to normal. >

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at city hall for us tonight.he seen of another watch pear. diana. >> reporter: chris, there were lot of disappointed fans leaving this watch party here tonight but still very proud of this team saying they put philly on the little league baseball map and that is certainly something to accomplish. as for mow may davis' friends they say this may have been a loss but for her it was really one big win. from late night watch parties in center city to wl jumps port taney mania city hall watch party thursday the heartbreaking loss to chicago still left philly fans proud. >> yeah, that hurt because i know how hard they work and it's rough. but they made history either way way. >> they made philly proud and they're inspiration to kids all over the city. report roar those who know the team and their super star female pitcher mo'ne davis even though they lost the championship they really won. >> i'm proud of mo and i'm she handling it well. she's used to it. >> very humble. she actually dope like all the attention she's had

this after the fatal stabbing of a k-9 in pittsburgh named rocco, and now under rocco's law a suspect that hurts or kills a police dog can get the maximum 10 years in prison. >>> time now for the "action news" traffic report, lets go live to autumn marisa. >> hi we have an accident on the vine street expressway, the eastbound lanes at 11th street. they are trying to clear it off and it was blocking the middle and right hand lane, cars are moving along and they are trying to clear that away. speeds on the schuylkill expressway are getting better, 33 miles per hour and we were single digits earlier, it takes 30 minutes to go from the vine to the blue route. and slow going on 95 as you make your way towards broad street, we have an accident in the right hand lane approaching the walt whitman bridge and we have traffic because of the concert tonight. northbound 477 and oak road, an oil spill and all lanes are blocked. west avenue is the alternate. if you are headed to the phillies or katy perry we have several sports trains. >> thank you autumn. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 to

good evening, i'm diana rocco. natasha has the night off.his team has taken our city and the nation by storm. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at city hall where a pep rail is happening right now ahead of tonight's big game. hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, diana. taking the city by storm is absolutely a good way to put it we're about a half hour or so away from the first pitch of game two of taney dragons run in the little league world series. this pep al, about a few dozen people out here getting ready to support this team watching the game on those big screens behind me. it's taney time in philadelphia and if you can't be in williamsport to watch the team where better to cheer them on than in the heart of the city. >> i like to see kids doing constructive things, good sportsmanship. >> amazing a. >> reporter: today's game has been a long time coming for this team from south philadelphia and it took a special performance from a certain young fire baller to get them here. back on friday 13-year-old mo'ne davis mowed down the teen fr

diana rocco live on physical's rittenhouse square with what people around town have to say. diana?reporter: chris, i think stunned is the word that best describes how people are feeling about this tonight. they simply cannot believe it's true. while robin william never spent a whole lot of time here in philadelphia, he has certainly left his mark. word spread quickly and for many it just didn't seem real. >> i can believe it. certainly no way that he would commit suicide. >> i'm he will really definite estated. i just can't believe he gave so much to everyone. >> the death of robin williams is weighing heavy on the minds of nearly everyone who is old enough to remember mork and mindy or seen one of his movies. >> mrs. doubt fire is my favorite. when he goes it was -- >> the idea is he's someone not around any more a big adjustment. >> in the comedy and improv world his death hit hard. at philly improv theater many stand ups phil as though they've lost one our industry''s greatet minds but a mentor g fill sal city where there's a huge growing comedy community. a lot of people probab

outside police headquarters in center city, i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new

. >> he texted her saying i almost killed rocco. well i want to. paraphrasing he made a mess all over the carpet after i let him outside. taylor then sent avenilla a pho of rocco lifeless on the carpet. told her that he was pretty much dead and he was going throw him out. avilla asked if this was a sick joke. she found the dog's body on the balcony. and thenoti police. >> he admitted he used a mop to remove rocco from behind the dryer then choked the dog. the cause of death is blunt force trauma. >> ts arated animal cruelty and a felony. it's very serious. >> reporter: al taylor remains free on bond until he is sentenced here in court on october 8th. but as fi offender and former cop will he really get jail time? and if so, how much. tonight your fi indication of the punishment for this crime of animal cruelty. at the montgomery county courthouse. >> taylor's attorney has said his client was under a lot of pressure at the time and took his frustrations out on the dog. >>> back to scott mcfarland at the live desk and new information out ferguson. >>

you're looking for -- >> rocco: [ babbles ] >> dante: i know.ere. >> dante: hey, uh, i know i made some pretty big promises last night, buddy. i did. but i'm telling you right now, i meant every word of it. so, what do you say? what do you think? isng your mommy home?

we're live in love park, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> diana thank you. now to the downpours we saw across the area tonight. take a look at the seep in center city on independence mall. an outdoor event quickly became soaked. meteorologist kathy orr with mr. onast moving system that ripped through tonight. kathy. >> were you 5:00 o'clock this afternoon, on storm scan3 we saw some clouds in a weak disturbance right over reading and lancaster firing up a few showers. over the course of the evening as time progressed from 5:00 to about 8:00 p.m., we saw it explode right over that i-95 corridor philadelphia, heading across the river into camden. and this continues to move eastward. it's right about to move offshore move offshore with the rain by through barnegat, barnegat light love ladies and seaside heights pockets of heavy rain but nothing like we saw earlier. ooled temperatures mainly in the 60s with the at 72 and the poconos at 54 degrees. come tomorrow morning the real cool air behind this will be filtering in. we'll be waking up to and i 40s coming you

. >>> good evening, i'm diana rocco. natasha brown has the night off.he weekend long concert has become a labor day tradition here in philadelphia. the hottest music acts from all over converge on four different stages for a party like no other. "eyewitness news" reporter noelle mclaren is live tonight amid all the action on the parkway. hi, noelle. >> reporter: hey. four hours into the made in america performances here and the place is already packed. take a look behind me here. you can see fans already flooding the entrance gates here. many people here to see tonight's headliner kanye west but there are four stages inside made in america and taking one of them is australian edm group cut snake. they're moments from performing right now. we got to talk with them exclusively a few minutes ago and they told us this is their first time in philly and they're very excited to be here. >> pretty much the best meal of my life last night. >> when i think of philly it's rocky balboa, yeah, i'm going to still run those stairs already, mate. that's what i'm going

good evening everyone, i'm diana rocco.at that a has the night off. >>> some parts of the area have already gotten drenched by downpours. this "eyewitness news" video cam has been sent to us from west chester. you can see the wind whipping and the rain. let's get to justin drabick. he's been keeping a close eye on these storms and what we can expect throughout the evening. >> this is something you don't want to deal with on labor day weekend. the good news is fast moving storms still kind of scatterd in nature. we have one line developing from trenton, philadelphia south into wilmington. this is raising off to the east at about 40 miles per hour but a lot of lightning going on right over near philadelphia, very heavy rainfall. check out the radar zooming in a little closer, parts of gloucester county into delaware county, the bright oranges and reds, extremely heavy rainfall, frequent lightning going on here. there could be wind gusts 40 to 40 miles per hour. a rough ride right now on 95 around chester, 295 and the jersey t

. >>> this happened in west goshen chester county and tonight "eyewitness news" reporter diana roccoas more on white's life, his service and what happened this afternoon. report. >> just a terrific terrific individual. >> reporter: he was known as bob by his neighbors and those in town who are remembering all he did and not the tragic way he died. >> sounded like a horrible car crash and as soon as we saw the building down basically we ran over saw him laying like his feet were on like the sidewalk still and his body was still through the wall. >> reporter: around 12:30 wednesday dr. white had gone to shop rite on his lunch break to pick up a few things for his wife. when a woman driving this pick up struck and killed him while backing up. >> when he was coming out of the store, a female operator of a pickup truck um, came through the parking lot in reverse striking him and then going through the store wall. >> it's just sad. like, he was just going she was a mess. >> reporter: the west goshen town supervisor had served the town since the '80's first as planner, in '92 he was elected

our diane in rocco is live at police headquarters tonight with new details on what happened. diana. >> reporter: chris, this has simply sent shock waves through this northeast community. to night as hmm side detectives begin their investigation a grieving family is looking for answers. family and friends layed flowers by the spot where the body of 46 year old connie mclane muro was found tuesday morning. hours later, homicide detectives talked to possible witnesses and officers on motorcycles searched the popular northeast park. >> i'm back here all the time. i think this area real well. it's just real sad that something like this happened here. >> reporter: police arrived. he look after the home crispin cemetery. witnesses saw the woman behind these benches wearing running shorts an sports bra. >> someone very sick and derr rangeranged had to do somethinge that. i hope they catch him. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" she was choked and beaten. there were signs of a struggle indicating she tried to fight back. police are also investigating the possibility she was s

. >> i diana rocco in tonight for jessica dean much things have remained peaceful hours it head of a visit by us attorney general eric holder. he will be there to oversee the federal investigation into the shooting death of michael brown. a death that has touched off more than week of violent demonstrations in ferguson and outrage across the country klein you hadding a march here in philadelphia tonight. elizabeth hur is live in center city tonight with more on tonight's show of solidarity on the streets of philly. liz? >> reporter: diana, that's right. protesters here rallied and marched for more than two hours and just in case thing got unruly police were there and ready but in the end, here in philadelphia, police and protesters say mission accomplished with zero arrests. >> a show of solidarity. >> don't angry today. and get place zen tomorrow. >> reporter: call for justice. >> i have more than a right to walk home and not be shot in the street. i have a right to live. >> reporter: by dozens who gathered for piece rally and march down market street. on hand, residents students an

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at love park with more on what will happen here tonight, diana? >> reporter: chris, as you mentioned this event is scheduled to get underway just about an hour from now. we have already seen a number of people showing up, organizers stress this is not a rally or a protest but a moment of cile tones remember 18 year-old mike brown and, of course, he is teenager who was killed in ferguson on saturday, shot by police, the suburbs of st. louis. there have been days of unrest there, community members are demanding answers, and today state's governor is announcing a highway patrol will be taking over and replacing the town's police force and police chief. national moment of silence is also on to honor other who tied at the hand of police and stand with those in ferguson who have been seeing four days of rallies, riots and protest. tonight president obama asked for peace. >> when something like this happens, the local authorities have a spent to be opened and transparent about how they are investigating that death and how they are protecting the

in north philadelphia, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> family, friends, gather to remember an upper darby woman killed over the weekend. police say 38 year old mus a/k/a griffin found strange philadelphia her bedroom. the mother of two just graduated from nursing school. police are still searching for a person of interest, in this case, in connection to the death of that upper darby woman. >>> your time now 5:39. much more ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, residents in ohio, are breathing a sigh of relief after their watater was deemed safe to drink. >> and, convicted killer jodi arias as new lawyer. herself. that story and more straight ahead. katy? >> and that the tasha, today will ends up being very hot summary day for you, great excuse to find a pool near you. how long does it last, however? i'll tell you when the cooler air returns on the other hey, i lost my debit card. do yoreplacement?stant (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the sp

we're live in center city tonight, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> quiet celebration, diana, thanks so much you watch the parade life tomorrow on cbsphilly.com our live stream coverage will start the 2:00 o'clock and if you're headed that way you can swing by our website before you go to get better look at that parade rou route. >> just days now away from action at the linc and eagles announced once again offer free rides to and from the home opener. the free fairs will be granted from 10am to sick p.m. on the broad street subway. kick off for the home opener against the jacksonville jaguars is sunday, september 7th at 1:00 o'clock. >> philadelphia police say a program designed to help them solve crimes is working. the safe cam program started back in 2011. this was an evident to get businesses and homes to register think videos surveillance systems with police. that let's police know where to start looking for leads after a crime. philadelphia police commission are in charles ramsay says it's helping put criminals behind bars. >> since we started in 2011 we have released mor

new information tonight from diana rocco live at philadelphia police headquarters. diana? >> reporter: chris, police still do not have suspect or a motive, but they are now saying that connie murray was strangl strangled. and as they search for her killer, tonight people close to her are struggling to figure out who would harm a loved wife and mother. >> i'm really shocked. like i can't believe that it happened. >> reporter: death of 46 year old connie murray is on the minds of many in her community and at the pennypack park concert series wednesday. >> sympathy for the family and hope they feel prayers and support from the community. >> reporter: on the other side of the park tuesday morning a neighborhood neighbor found her body. eyewitness nouse was back on the scene today as investigators continue searching for clues. >> we don't have suspect right now. we don't have a motive right now. hopefully we'll get those questions answered very soon. but right now we don't know. >> reporter: stay at home mom of two went for her daily walk or jog 9:00 o'clock monday night w she

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"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco was at a fundraising tonight in north philadelphia. >> reportercandles are lit and heads are bowed in remembrance of three lives cut short. monday a community offered prayers to lift up a grieving family the same day they buried 15 year old key era, 10 year old joe joe and seven year old terrence. >> i feel the pain. it's in the even my children. >> we'll be out here praying for them and raising funds for their family. >> the kids were killed a week and a half ago by two alleged carjacking suspects they were selling fruit on the corner of germantown and allegheny avenues to raise money for their church. when the outer of control suv jumped the curb striking them. >> this is not a good day but to see people coming together and having a purpose what they're doing exercising but there's a purpose. and that purpose is part of helping the remaining children keisha william. >> at the children' funeral hundreds pack the family's seven day adventist church. to remember the life of three loved kids and support a hurting family. >> everybody is so heart bro

good evening everyone, i'm diana rocco.he weather is top of mind no matter what you have planned for the labor day holiday weekend. let's get right to meteorologist justin drabick. he's been keeping an eye on the radar for us. hi, justin. >> that's right, diana. dry weather but we'll be tracking the threat for thunderstorms tomorrow and into labor day. no need to cancel outdoor plans just yet. we're in the low 70's many spots. 75 northeast philadelphia. 73 quakertown. 72 in pottstown. little bit of a change in our air mass. we're bringing back that humidity so typical summer like feel over the next several days. dewpoint temperatures which gauge how much moisture is in the air starting to climb. upper 60's in wilmington, 63 in philadelphia so that humid air starts to come in and those numbers are going to be on the rise over the next few days. just some clouds streaming through the region overnight so we'll keep things nice and dry. dry start to your sunday. but again, late in the day could see a threat for a shower and sto

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> i'm diana rocco.yewitness news," all eyes are on the taney dragons as the philadelphia team gets ready for round two of the little league world series. >>> plus, all the letters on this philadelphia highrise were supposed to come down today. why that didn't happen. justin. >> and we have pleasant weather across the delaware valley this weekend but will it continue for the work week? i'll >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now at 6:30 ready for round two. the taney dragons hope for a repeat performance in the little league world series. good evening, i'm diana rocco. natasha has the night off. this team has taken our city

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live from southwest philadelphia where this community has just come together. diana? >> reporter: chris, tonight the fire marshal has determined that there was just too much damage in that fire to ever know what really happened. meanwhile in just a few moments here the caskets of those four small children will be leaving their church. tonight the family says this night is not about the fire investigation but rather remembering four young lives lost. four small caskets sit at the front of divine mercy church friday. four year old twins and brothers four year old patrick and september week old taj. >> they are angels and we pray that they will shine blessings upon us. >> reporter: in service family members remember the lives of the liberian american children killed now more than month ago. when fire tour through their row home overnight. the fire commissioner has now ruled they cannot determine what started the inferno. the damage is too extensive. >> until they come up with whatever their findings aren't we don't have any comment at this

in caln township, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing now comedian and tv host joan riverss in critical condition at a new york city hospital. she stopped breathing while under going a minor surgical procedure on her throat this morning. reporter dave carlin from our sister station wcbs is at mount sipe night hospital in with the latest tonight. >> joan rivers appeared robustly healthy at this wednesday night appearance in man money called on cell phone individual 83 taken boy a fan. >> but hours later she went from what was supposed to be routine endoscopy sources tell cbs two the procedure on her throat was underway when the 81 year old stopped breathing. they say she in cardiac arrest when taken from the yorkville cling to sounder sigh my hospital. her daughter melissa was in california. she arrived at the hospital. soon after the hospital released this statement from me list. >> i want to thank everyone for the overwhelming love and support forme mother. she is resting comfortably and is with our family. we ask that you continue to keep her in your thoughts and praye pr

diana rocco has dramatic surveillance video police want you to see. >> reporter: brazen crime caught on tape, two men shoot and rob a business owner on his way to the bank. inside this northeast philadelphia pathmark parking lot. getting a way with tens of thousands. >> it is very scary. waiting to rob somebody, shoot them, and, right in our own backyard. >> reporter: it happened thursday just after 6:00 in the parking lot. police say the 37 year-old victim owns several gas stations and was making a weekly deposit. >> at 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon as you can see in the video there are several shoppers. other consumers from the other businesses in the mall. >> reporter: police believe that the victim was targeted. he pulled into this parking lot and was not even able to get out of the car to make his deposit. before the suspect block him in and went straight for his bag of cash. surveillance video shows the 37 year-old man drive-in to one of the front spots, white dodge caravan pulls up behind him two. armed men get out of the van and try to open up the driver side door but the man

outside police headquarters in center city, i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new tonight,lice are investigating a deadly shooting in juniata. "eyewitness news" in the 1500 block of east luzerne street there. a man in his 30s was shot twice in the head in the street and pronounced dead at temple hospital. so far no arrests. >>> well changes are on the way as we kick off the weekend. we're in store for some cooler and cloudy weather. meteorologist indicate bilo up late with us tonight in for kathy and she joins us with more on what to expect. kate. >> reporter: the good news we got out of this friday pretty much rain free across the area showers had been lingering off north and west of the i81 corridor here this afternoon and tonight. you can see that's where they are right now south and east of the williamsport but just not moving in to our area. that's good news. anybody that was out and about on this friday night you definitely need to dodge the raindrops and it's still dry right now. a few showers could make it into berks county here in the next couple of hours. other th

. >> i'm diana rocco in for jessica dean. >> right now there are protesters in the streets in fergusonnd there were arrests this evening. this is a live picture from ferguson. you can see the protesters in a big law enforcement presence there. officials were hoping that tonight was the night they would curb the violence for good. tensions appear to still be running high. cbs news correspondent omar villa franco is in ferguson with new developments. >> reporter: good evening. there is no curfew night in ferguson my sr. rebut police and national guard troops are staged behind me ready in case things turn violent. rapper nellie st. louis native hit the streets in ferguson monday night to encourage protester that is remain peaceful. >> in order to change the result we got to change the strategy. >> reporter: the state also changed its strategy deploying the national guard to help the highway patrol keep or. the curfew was lived after another night of violence. >> you need to move on ladies and gentlemen. >> protesters are not allowed to congregate and linger on the streets. they have to ke

i'm diana rocco in for nicole brewer. it just about 6:00 o'clock and pouring in center city philadelphia this morning. carol erickson joins us with the very latest sunday forecast. >> just like it was yesterday morning and like it was last sunday morning. >> yeah, in the a great beach day or at least doesn't look like that right now. >> start of the day is not great but thinks kind of camelot where we have rain overnight and not so much during the the day. yesterday turned out okay after we saw a lot of rain yesterday morning and we are finding heavier rain in the exact same spots we did see yesterday morning. you can see on storm scan three we have rain showers through philadelphia east. we have some scattered about through center of the state but mostly the heavier rain as we look down towards the the shore areas. lets get closer into new jersey and you can see those heavier showers working their way through cape may. we have seen them through the vineland area as well,nding em a lock the shore. in fact, so much rain th

it is sunday august 3rd i'm diana rocco in for nicole brewer. it is 67 degrees in center city philadelphia this morning. the carol can that be right 67 degrees. >> yes, yes 67. i know you normally work night shift so you are used to temperatures at night. >> yes. >> in the early mornings we have temperatures often like this. >> it feels cold for august. >> it had only a fall-like feel to it, i think dianne even yesterday did you note that is even air temperatures staying in the 70's. winds were blowing, cloudy, raining from time to time. it had that feel. we will feel more like summer to day and on that seven day forecast. center city tops of the buildings cut off by low clouds out there. i want to show you right now we have had some showers pretty much drying out throughout the philadelphia area but they will continue along the shore areas. this is a similar look to what we saw yesterday morning with the heavier rain along the shore but it is leaving wilmington and townsend and dover now and philadelphia and points to the north and west of that

he texted saying i almost killed rocco. paraphrasing text, he made a mess all over if carpet after i let him outside. he admitted to detectives he used a mop to remove from behind the dryer a then choked the dog. the cause of death is blunt force trauma. >> the maximum is three years in prison with a $5,000 fine. so anywhere in the order of 0 to month is his guideline at this point and we'll seek accountabil >> he remains free on bond until his sentencing on october 8th. but today the judge warned him to get his affairs in order indicating he may be ordered to go directly to jail. at the montg county courthouse. >>> thin are running a little more smoothly at baltimore's knew casino tonight. people stood in line for hours last night. traffic was a mess. lines wrapped around the building. 15,000 peoe visited the casino in the first2 hours. at one point it hit capacity and people had to be turned away. >> ring around the rosie. now we get up here and they tell us that we cannot get in? either you got a choice. you stay here or

steve rocco in new jersey has a camera and 13-year-old daughter with him. as he's inside the police department, there's a discussion with the officer identified as special police officer richard racene, called to invest gait because people saw him in the municipal building with a cam a camera, asking questions, i have every right to know who you are. the guy with the camera says i have the right to be in the public building with my camera. >> you can't have people walking in and out. >> yes, you can. it's a public building. >> the discussion goes back and forth. he claims he was there for complaints he had about the local animal shelter. >> my third and fourth amendment rights were violated. >> he wanted something to be done about that. he's investigating that, over at the municipal building, but believe it or not, it's the officer that wound up getting in trouble in the video because of what he said. watch. >> i don't give a -- obama -- >> what's obama have to do with this? >> that he doesn't care about the constitution or someone's rights. >> he doesn't f

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live in moorestown tonight, i'm diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you very much. reward being offered tonight for information on a hit-and-run that killed a man on i95 near the philadelphia international airport. >> this plan had just flown into town from germany to visit his daughter. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter has more. >> reporter: he was the father she adored, on his way from germany to visit her and his one year old granddaughter, nina. >> he was just the person of pure gold. i mean, you couldn't -- could you not have met a better person than my dad. >> but near philadelphia international airport, the night of april 4th, the trip, the life of 61 year old wilfred fleischman ended violently on the lanes of i-95, the grandfather, struck and killed by a hit-run driver. >> they had a lay over in philadelphia, during the lay over he had walked away and ended up on the highway. >> he probably missed the shuttle and tried to hike to the airport and was struck. >> despite heavy traffic, few witnesses, police say, their only description, white

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diana rocco has dramatic surveillance video police want you to see.side this parking lot, getting away with tens of thousands. >> very scary, i mean, two guys, waiting out here, rob something, shoot them. and right in our own backyard. >> it happened thursday, just after 6:00 in the parking lot. police say the 37 year old victim owns several gas stations, and was making a weekly deposit. >> police believe the victim wag targeted, just pulled no this parking lot, wasn't able to get out of the car to make his deposit before the suspects locked him in, and went straight for his bag of cash. >> surveillance video shows the 37 year old man, driver into one of the front parking spots, a white dodge caravan, pulls up behind him try to get out, and one of the men shoot him in the arm. attempt to flow but one goes back, then breaks the passenger side window and grabs a bag of money sitting on the passenger seat. inside, $70,000. >> what seems like he definitely was targeted. >> somebody must have known that he had the monday any there, especially money, you kn

and pepsi truck crashed in cheltenham montgomery county, several injuries reported there our diana rocco is live at the scene with more, diana? >> reporter: chris, we have just arrived here a short time ago and this is september bus in question. police tell me it was heading down old york road in cheltenham at 3:45 and made a stop at this bus stop and that is when it was rear ended by this pepsi truck thaw see behind me you can see two cracks in the windshield. i'm told both driver and passenger in the pepsi truck did hit the windshield. one of the passengers inside that pepsis truck did have to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we have some chopper video, chopper three was over the scene shortly after this accident at 3:45 today and 19 people on that septa bus did have to be taken off. they were complaining of shoulder, neck and back injuries. police say that is not serious but they were taken off of the bus and transported to local hospitals along with the driver, of that septa bus. i'm told they were taken to abington, elkins park and holy redeemer hospitals. there is no