we have roccos ice cream taco. mexican food. korean. wine. french place, if you love your french food, that is where you will need to go and the coffee and donuts. we have been trying to decide if we could taste everything single one which order would we go. this place, it is called the bone yard. take a look at this menu. it looks fabulous. the food coming out of the truck delicious. bill, i know that you are very health conscious, that is why i am ordering you the most sinful item on the menu. i am going to order bill the nachos. i have rich here with me. what is on them? let me get out of the way.

her to the potty. >> day one went really well without any accidents. >> but the day gets bumpy for rocco. a couple of accidents luckily for alicia help is on the way keeping in contact with all the trainees we collect back with ava on day two. and we have done it she has gone in the potty more times than she has gone in her underwear. >> can you put your sticker up it's now day three and both ava and rocco should be complete masters of the potty. >> ava is fully potty trained she knows when she has to go. >> rocco is also becoming king of think throne something happened and he said all done mama and i went in there and he actually went. both give laura's method a gold star. >> it's the fastest and most success we have seen. >> there are many more tips in the ebook costing $27 including the mentoring we'll put that link at 6abc.com we'll want to check that out because twins can be done in the three days as well. >>> it is a big weekend on the schuylkill river once again, it's time for accuweather and adam joseph is live at the dad vail regatta hey adam. >> the aberdeen dad vail regatta is

that is very latest from radnor tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> brand new video just in as search continues for an alleged sexual predator in south philadelphia. a search warrant execute today at this home on the 1300 block of chadwick street turned up empty. police are hoping a $10,000 reward and clear surveillance pictures can lead them to the suspect. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in the neighborhood with new information tonight syma? >> reporter: that is right, guess contact police executed a search warrant on the 1300 block of chadwick street which is a little more than half mile from where the sexual assault took place behind me here on rosewood street. police did not find a person of interest a and in arrests have been made which is why they are hoping newly released images will help identify this suspect. >> if you believe, you know this individual, all we need that is tip. >> reporter: police are hoping neighbors in point breeze will recognize this man and get him off of the streets before he strikes a third time. >> h

in atlantic city, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well it is middle of may.he pope's visit to philadelphia is drawing closer and that means that demand is growing for visitors to find a place to stay stay. >> new tonight the race to rent and how some are hoping the pontiff's visit had lead to profit. kathy? >> temperatures will be on the rise as we inch toward the weekend but also some rain in the forecast. i'll time it out coming up with that "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast. >> and kathy we've got brand new information just into tonight about tom brady's appeal of his deflate-gate suspension. to night the nfl commissioner is responding much that's next. >> and we are down to the last five shows with david letterman. tonight dave sits down with george clooney and has a special performance from tom waits. don't mitt the late show at 11:35. right here on cbs3. >> this is a look at the scene of the amtrak tragedy tonight. you can see most of the derailed train is gone now. however, service from philadelphia to new york will remain suspended at least thro

to night "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco traveled to the scene and spoke with some devastated neighbors. >> reporter: charred structure all that replace of this home on hill road in township. >> crews wept to work immediately upon, you know fighting the fire we found we had thee victims inside. at that point we continued to extinguish the blaze r. >> reporter: thee women grieving a deceased grandmother are killed when the fire destroys the elderly woman's house. two men and children were able to escape much this neighbor says family member told her the fire started on the front porch just afternoon. >> she says that her two aunts and her cousin were killed in the fire because they couldn't get out through the hole that the uncle and the children got out of in the back of the house. and she shed the uncle tried to rip open an opening for them but they refused to jump. >> seeing all that smoke. once you smell smoke like that's correct you know, you come out. once you see all that coming up over that. >> art lives across the street. he was home when the fire started. >> you got a

our coverage begins life at the scene with reporter diana rocco and the late developments from their tonight. diana? >> reporter: chris and jessica, a busy day has turned into an even busier night out here. workers are on the tracks as we speak and the mayor says this is still very much a search and rescue operation as there are still people who are unaccounted for. meanwhile, as the ntsb now looks to take over this investigation there are a lot of unanswered questions. >> what was that engineer doing? why were you traveling at that rate of speed? what else was going on in that engine compartment? >> more than 24 hours later and the mangled wreckage shows the magnitudemagnitude of the crash that killed seven and injured dozens some still unaccounted for. investigators still searching the wreckage after six cars and the engine derailed carrying 238 passengers and five crew members members. >> people were screaming, um, i was slammed against the window, you know, the -- the car actually turned on its side a little bit. and then luggage started flying at me and hit me in my chest and my

happened at a high school in lower township, cape may county, and "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: 19 students and one adult now charged after a sexting scandal rocks lower cape may regional high school. police say the students were sharing naked photos of other female students. >> i'd be devastated. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: parent and student involved who didn't want to be on camera and now have an attorney tell "eyewitness news" this started last month when soft more and junior girls sent inappropriate photos of themselves to boy students. the boys then began sharing the photos with friends on social media. police say they were notified when another student told a teacher. 27 cell phones were confiscated and police began a criminal investigation after finding quote numerous nude and partially nude photos of female students. the student involved who we spoke to is a freshman and didn't want to be on camera. he says he was suspended for one day but has since returned to class. the 19 juveniles and one adult have now been ch

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live there with more details tonight. diana?reporter: jessica not exactly the way a lot of the people living here wanted to spend memorial day weekend but peco has been working tirelessly for the last day and a half the problem was underground. so you can see they have pulled cable actually across the road and about 10:45 tonight the lights started coming back on. >> just before 11:00 o'clock monday night the lights at 10 rittenhouse square one of the city's tallest apartment buildings came back on after nearly two days in the dark with no running water. residents spent memorial day packing up overnight bags and the contents of their freezers. >> we stayed somewhere else last night. and we'll stay somewhere else tonight. but we're hoping that it really does come back at 11:00. >> there's no water. there's no air-conditioning. >> i have two dogs it's been a little bit of an inconvenience. >> many who live in the 161 apartments here have been using one elevator running on back up power while peco crews have been working around the

we're live outside special victims unit tonight diana rocco, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thanks. the vatican official in charge of the world meeting of families here in philadelphia is facing allegations tonight he participated in ooh a property scam. >> publish reports out of italy say archbishop vincenzo paglia one of 10 people under investigation they're suspect em bell saysly using funds illegal toll buy a property worth one third it's property in 2012 with the intention of it for millions millions. organizers from the world meeting of families philadelphia released this statement "though the news received today regard regarding archbishop paglia is troubling, does it not affect the world meeting of families philadelphia 2015. >> i was saddened to learn of the recent news regarding archbishop vincenzo paglia and will pray for him. at the same time i assure everyone that matters facing him do not impact our plans for september ". >> there are multiple reports now saying hastert was paying a former student to keep quiet about allegations of sexual misconduct. hastert was a tea

at valley forge military academy academy, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> video from joint base mcguire dicks lakehurst in south jersey has gone viral tonight. it shows army captain sarah kud struggling to make it to the fin nine line of a grueling 12-mile run. you saw her there. she struggling. she is fallen. but she gets back on her feet thanks to her will and the encouragement of her fellow soldiers. the army public health command released that video. it has been viewed now more than million times. and counting. pretty inspirational. >>> now to what is being hailed a miracle dog who survived five gunshot wounds in chester. >> the eight month old mixed breed terrier named frank is alive nearly two week after police found him curled up and injured on a porch in the hedge hundred block of johnson street. the white pooch looking playful with cast on his right back leg was released from the veterinary hospital yesterday and placed in foster care. criminal investigation is on going and frank is now considered evidence. >> now watch as another dog is brought to safety this pooc

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco shows us how. >> reporter: if and you're into science then youill love this science of beer making. a beer science fare class held at yards brewery friday night to celebrate philadelphia's nine day science week. >> a lot like traveling through your high school science lab but instead of working with disecting frogs and earth worms we'll break apart beer. >> reporter: in hands on how to group of more than 60 over 21 adults touched tasted and learned about barley, hops, malt and why skunked beer skunks. they that beak kearse and magnifying glasses. yard's beer maker says it's truly an art. >> really simple but a lot of things that can go wrong. just kind of we're standing on the shouters of people that have been doing this for millennials. >> not only are beer lovers getting to see the science of what goes into makeing their favorite beer but also a food truck here part of the event making selections that pairs well with their favorite beer. >> we came up with a dish that pairs with wheat beer, wheat white, ipa did with pork belly which has orange

and as our diana rocco tells us discusses the power of love and faith in the face of tremendous loss.ms aren't swaying and she's carrying something. >> reporter: american sniper is the story of chris kyle a navy seal who did four tours of duty in iraq much after returning home he was shot and killed at a gun range. >> part of what we heard with the book and movie this is sort of every veteran's story through all the wars. >> we had the chance to sit down with his wife taya kyle as she was signing her new book about live after chris and so much more. >> it's healing to know you're not alone. >> went night at valley forge military academy during an event with wpht radio kyle took questions from an audience of many veterans and military families. >> i think she's amazing much she's a tough woman. >> she's very strong and inspiring. and i think it's incredible that she can come and tell her story. >> reporter: taya says chris gave her the courage to write the book and faith carried her that was difficult times. >> my faith is something eileen on a lot. i think that god has a plan and he's

diana rocco is live in the neighborhood for us tonight with more. diana? >> reporter: well chris police issued a searcharrant on that home earlier this evening. they have also issued some new surveillance pictures which that is a given a new timeline for this attack. police conduct a search of a south chadwick street home leaving with a bag. the woman who lives here says they're looking for her son in connection with this case. >> i want to you come home. get this cleared up. get everything straightened out. report roar police released new photos of unnamed suspect they say snuck into a home on the 1800 block of rose wood street early monday. burglarized the home, stole the victim's car and then returned. >> he met -- may have left that property and then returned to actually confront the victim. that's how is a diss sadistic and bold he is. he was able to get in and out of that house without anybody seeing him or hearing him. he took the opportunity and went back. >> reporter: that's when the victim woke up to the man standing over her. he demanded money a

we're live in center city tonight i'm diana rocco cbs3 eyewitness news. >> all right.iana, thank you. torments night we are seeing video of a suspect wanted for sexual assault and robbery. the man you see here is suspect sexually assaulting a woman in her south philadelphia home monday. police say that attack bears a strong resemblance to an attempt attempted sexual assault back in march that happened a few blocks away. in both cases the man wore red gloves. police described the suspect as a black man between 20 and 30 and at least 6 feet with a medium build. >>> us prosecutors call it the world cup of fraud. sweeping corruption scandal targets fifa tonight. world governing body of soccer. >> jack warner and 13 others were arrested in raids in switzerland and miami all accused of of taking kickbacks and bribes totaling $150 million over years. they provideed media and marketing rights to the world cup. the fifa president was not named in the indictments by the way he is up for re-election on friday. >>> campaign scent of 2016 rick santorum made it official today. he is

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is is live at the scene with how witnesses describe exactly whathey saw. diana? >> reporter: well, chris and jessica that 68-year-old victim and her husband were here visiting from texas. they were here for mother's day weekend and on their way back to their hotel when witnesses tell us tonight that that woman was distracteddistracted and she stepped into the street. that's when a duck boat struck and killed her. >> people was telling her to stop but sean paying attention. whatever she was into, she was night and it happened so fast. >> horror for a husband walking steps from his wife as she struck and killed by a duck boat boat. carrying 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him then realized she had been struck. >> reporter: it happened at 11th and arch streets just after 5:00 friday in front of the convention center one of center city's busiest intersections at the busiest time of day. a witness too shaken up to show her face talked to "eyewitness news". >> the duck boat was filled with people going by, talking they was going by like

our diana rocco was lucky to have a front row seat. ♪ >> reporter: camden has gone country with superbrad pays until town kick off his 2015 crushing it tour at the susquehanna bank center. fans were out early tailgating. >> so excited we've been to every single country and this is our 15th. >> i love brad paisly. he puts on the best shows. >> it's pretty big. i don't know what i'm going to do. >> how you feeling right now. >> i'm nervous. you can tell i'm nervous. >> back stage getter getting ready was country's new up and comer. ♪ >> opening for brad mickey, the 31-year-old country singer grew up in texas. found her love for it watching liam rhymes sing the national anthem at a texas rangers game. >> that's what made me completely mesmerized with country music and mesmerized by her and now i'm here. >> she lit up the stage now living her dream but her attitude is just as humble as her roots. >> it's just so exciteing. i guess the best way to say i'm grateful because i realize that these opportunities don't just like come by every day. ♪ >> reporter: paisley the country heavy weight f

outside 30th street station diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> grand jury in maryland has indicted six police officers in the death of freddie gray, gray died in police custody last month, an event that sparked both have i lens and peaceful protests in baltimore. the charges that were released today are similar to those that were announced three weeks ago. baltimore's state's attorney says gray's necklace broken while he road in handicuffs in the back of a police van. but, laws for these officers say they are the victims of overzelous prosecution. >> domestic violence charges meantime against ray rice. rice were dismissed completed the terms of his pretrial intervention, rice hasn't played in the nfl since he was suspended for hitting his now wife, jena rice, in a atlantic city elevator in 2014. charged with third agree aggravated assault while charges were dropped they will remain on his record. >>> also, 19 guns are out on the streets tonight after a brazen gun shop robbery in delaware county. robbery happened at the suburban armory gun shop on mcdade boulevard in collingdale, ar

philadelphia science festival is bringing together, brains, and beer, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco us how. >> if you like beer, and will love the science of beer making. a beer science beer class held at yard brewery to celebrate philadelphia's nine day science week. >> it is a lot like traveling through your high school science class but instead of working with frogs and earth worms we will break apart beer. >> reporter: in a how to a group of more than 60, over 21 a adults, touch, tasted and learned about barley, hops and why beer goes back. they had magnifying glassesdrew rutherford says it is true, beer is an art. >> really i am is will will but a lot of things that can go wrong. we are standing on the shoulders of the people that have been doing this for a millennium. >> reporter: not only are beer lovers getting to see a science of what goes into making their favorite beer but is there a food truck here as part of the event making selection that is pairs well with their favorite beer. >> we came up with a dish that pairs with their brew beer which is a wheat beer white white,

our diana rocco had a front row seat.gone country with brad pacely in town kicking off his 2015 crushing it tour at the susquehanna bank center. fans were out early tailgating. >> so excited. we've been to every single country concert. this is like our 15th. >> i love brad pacely, he puts on the best shows. >> this is big you know? i don't know what i'm going to do. oh, my god. i am nervous. you can tell i'm nervous. >> back stage getting ready new up and comer. opening for brad, mickey, the 31 year old country singer grew up in texas and found her love for it watching leanne rhymes singing national anthem at a texas rangers game. that's what made me completely mesmerized by her and now i'm here. >> she lit up the stage living her dream but her attitude is just as humble as her roots. >> so excitement the the best way to say it is i'm grateful. i realize these opportunity don't just come by every day. >> pacely, the country heavy weight finally took the stage for the first time this tour, giving blow out performance to a

they spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco. >> reporter: a parade every vans pull in, one containing raheem felder in the custody of federal marshals. sources tell "eyewitness news", police believe he's the man they've been looking for in these surveillance photos. person of interest in two sexual assaults in south philly. the most recent monday on the 1800 block of rosewood street. police say a man enters a woman's home, burglarized it, and stole her car. then went back and sexually assaulted her. >> i know that he don't do nothing like this. >> okay. >> that's just not my brother. >> raheem's sister stayed he -- said he hasn't been home in days, but took clothing during search back again friday. >> went in his room, all through the house the whole house. they went through the whole house. i just know that my brother is innocent. >> thirty-five year old victim from monday says the man who attack her wore a mask and red gloves, which may tie the suspect to similar assault in march. four blocks from felder's home. roberta felder, raheem's mother, said he has lived with her

we have roccos ice cream taco. mexican food. korean. wine. french place, if you love your french food, that is where you will need to go and the coffee and donuts. we have been trying to decide if we could taste everything single one which order would we go. this place, it is called the bone yard. take a look at this menu. it looks fabulous. the food coming out of the truck delicious. bill, i know that you are very health conscious, that is why i am ordering you the most sinful item on the menu. i am going to order bill the nachos. i have rich here with me. what is on them? let me get out of the way. these nachos are served up with brisket, beans, salsa, avocado, pepper jack sauce, barbecue sauce and a spicy bacon aioli. look at that. my. you talk about your business, i am going to eat. >> this is a family owned business. we have been in business for two years. we smoke all our meats, 12 hours plus. one of our favorite items. we sell tons of them. awesome place to have dinner. come on out. >> reporter: amazing. thank you, thank you. the rest

march rocco has contributed six fighter jets. >>> meanwhile, in saudi civil defense said that two people were killed in violence and last week eight people were killed by shells in the same area. the latest tensions come a day before the proposed five-day cease-fire that is due to begin. >>> a new round of saudi led airstrikes targeted houthi positions including an arms depo. formerthe presidential palace of former president ali abdullah saleh has been targeted for a second day. we'll go to mohamed vall this is all before a proposed truce. >> yes, the truce is only about 24 hours away from this time when we speak. there are doubts now whether it will happen. on both sides efforts are being increased to show that if any truce happens it will not be out of weakness, but because we want to have a truce. but still as i said there are doubts. the houthis have managed once again to strike inside saudi arabia overnight they have been shelling the city, killing one person and wounding four. and renewed that shelling this morning and also they struck at the province of to the southwest of the yem

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to eyewitnesses who describe what happened. >> people were telling -- she wasn't paying a at the tension, whatever she was into she was into it. it happened so far. >> horror for husband walking stems in his wife as she is struck and killed by duck boat caring 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him. then realized she had been struck. >> it happened at 111th and arch street just after 5:00 friday after the can con trenton center one of the busiest intersections at the busiest time of day. witness too shaken to up show her face talked to "eyewitn news". >> the duck boat was filled with people going by. they was talking, it was going by, like they usually do. and she wasn't paying attention it, just happened so quick. >> the 68 year old female was trapped underneath the vehicle, medics pronounced her dead at 5:27 p.m. she had severe head trauma, also massive injuries to her bod. >> i chopper three overhead as the woman is lying in the street. police say the duck boat had a green light, and was headed west on arch street when the w

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to eyewitnesses who describe what happened. >> people are telling she she wasn't paying attention. whatever she was into, it happened so fast. >> horror for a husband wacking steps from his wife as she is struck and killed by a duck boat caring 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him then realize she had been struck. >> happened at 11th and arch just after 5:00 fright in front of the convention center, one of center city's busiest intersections, at the busiest time of day. witness too shaken to up show her face talked to "eyewitness news". >> the duck boat was filled, filled with people going by, they was talking going by, like they usually do. and she wasn't paying attention. and it just happened so quick. >> the 68 year old female was trapped underneath the vehicle. medics pronounced her dead at 5:27 p.m. she has severe head trauma. and also massive injuries to her body. >> chopper three overhead, as the woman is lying in the street. police say the duck boat had a green light and was headed west on arch street when the woman

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let's go to our diana rocco. she has an update on the situation now. diana, where are you? >> reporter: chris, we are outside the emergency room at temple university hospital where it will be a a very busy evening here. they are clearly in emergency management mode. we have seen several police vans pull in bringing what appears to be passengers from that amtrak train and you can see the dozens of nurses and doctors outside the emergency room that are waiting on stand by right now. we do have another ambulance going by. now, this street is only opened to emergency management vehicles and since i've been

. >> the canine officer showed off amazing things rocco did to fight crime. >> is he an officer?red to be a regular officer. >> the canine division sounded interesting but giavonte has another unit he'd like in his future. >> i would like to do -- be like an undercover police officer in an unmarked police car. >> for now, what he needs suzuki a permanent loving home to grow up in. >> we're looking for a family who would be willing to help g as he transitions into adulthood and a family who would be willing to remain connected with g throughout his life. >> giovante likes what adoption would mean for him. >> it means to find a family who loves and will respect you and stuff like that to live with someone permanently. to become their legally, legal son. >> chief, how are you doing? >> giovante. >> alexandria's police chief earl cook invited us to stop by his office. >> these are our patches from the alexandria police department. >> he had gifts for giovante to take home. >> come over here half a seat. you'll be chief of police one day. perhaps in the city of alexandria. >> giovante

but i did find myself, very strangely, the other day at breakfast with my son rocco thinking, "i haven'tu could introduce me to?" [ laughter and applause ] and i was like in between mouthfuls of pancakes. he looked at me with shock and disgust and dismay and disdain, a lot of words that start with a d. and then i was like, "oh, [ bleep ], i'm sorry. i didn't mean that. i'm just kidding." anyway, so, um -- [ laughter ] i crack myself up. wait, there's more. wait, please don't -- please don't pull me off. i have more jokes. [ laughter ] i got jokes. so, i was dating this 26-year-old. and, you know, he was in my house. he was looking at all my artwork and i have some warhols hanging on the wall. i mean, i'm not bragging. but he was a friend. so, he's looking around. he's like, "who are these paintings?" i said, "that's warhol, duh." and he goes, "well, wait a a minute. you have so many of them. did you know the guy?" [ light laughter ] no, it's funny. it's funny. it's funny, because, did you know the guy? like, because i had so many. yeah. [ laughter ] anyway. they think i'm funny. all righ

outside the special victims unit diana rocco, cbs 3 "eyewitness news". >> the vatican official in charge of the world meeting of families in philadelphia is facing allegations he participated in a property scam. published reports out of italy say arch wish old vin chen so one every ten people under investigation. the suspect dollars of embezzled lment using funds illegally from the dioces to buy a value one third of the value in 2012 with the intention of buying it for millions. he denies any wrong-doing. meanwhile, organizers from the world meeting of families philadelphia released this statement saying, quote although the news received today regarding archbishop is troubling it, does affect the world meeting of families philadelphia 2015. archbishop chaput released this statement: >>> to the latest on the indictment against former house speaker dennis hastier learning new details about the alleged misconduct here. craig boswell with the latest from washington, d.c. >> law enforcement sources say dennis hastert criminals come from the time he was a teacher and wrestling coach. they say

. >> reporter: they showed off amazing things rocco does to help fight crime. >> is he an officer?to be a regular officer. >> reporter: he likes what adoption would mean for him. >> to find a family who loves and will respect you and stuff like that to go live with someone permanently, become their legal son. >> hi. >> alexandria's police chief earl cook invited us to stop by his office. >> have a seat. so you'll be chief of police one day, perhaps in the city of alexandria. >> he likes the sound of that something to put on his wish list along with having that family to be proud of all his future accomplishments. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for javonte or another child waiting call special adoption hot line 1-888-adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. starting tomorrow you can stock up for hurricane season in virginia without paying sales tax. the tax-free who had runs through sunday. that means you won't have to pay taxes on batteries, bottled water and other supplies. >> want to remind you we have the rolling thunder ride for freedom going

here is rocco honoring terry he was killed in vietnam saving the life of another soldier. >> karen sendsricans. mukendsopy mackenzie and her husband got married in st. augustine, florida. >> curtis sends this picture of his kids putting up flags around their school: it's interesting because that wide shot you could see our men and women in uniform from the air force and army. there's smoke billowing out from our grill. people are grilling barbecuing. >> let's remember the men and women in uniform. >> there's an unlikely duo teaming up the man who killed bin laden with larry the cable guy. we'll talk to them in just a bit. >> this comes on the heels of a new report about our military and this growing divide between the american spirit about the military if you read the los angeles times this morning, that americans say they support the troops. we hear members of congress say they support our men and women in uniform. there seems to be a grow ing with divide between those who say that and what's happening. is there a overwhelming support for the troops the way it used to be a few years ago