cursing back and force. >> septa police attempt to go remove 16 year old ella smith. he boarded the train with a little girl in his arms at the margaret and oxford station. when a cashier reported seeing him evading the fare and jumping on the train. moments later at the next store, a septa police officer confront him and tries to pursuade him to get off the train, produce ice and except a citation. >> the point of contact to the point where handcuffs are placed on the person, is 14 minutes long. >> the heated verbal exchange between the two became physical. all the while the child is caught in the middle. >> where the officer pushes

>> reporter: septa police say this passenger never ponies up the $2 in change it takes to ride the train so an officer arrested him after he refused to get off this septa train in northeast philly but the video of this encounter posted to social media is causing some outrage. people say police used excessive force. the passenger wearing green gets on the septa train in frankford carrying what appears to be his young daughter but police say this man never paid for his fare. you watch as an officer approaches him, asks him to get off the train. but for ten minutes, police say the man wouldn't budge, refusing to leave, causing delays. at this point police say the officer uses force, grabbing the man by the neck with his young daughter caught in the middle. >> it was no reason to put that child, that black baby that precious black baby in jeopardy at all, for a damn citation. >> reporter: activists are now demanding the officers involved be put on desk duty saying they should have de-escalated the situation. >> the child is why we are upset. >> jeopardizing the safety of the child just isn't

they were cursing back and forth at each other. >> reporter: septa police attempting to remove ellis smith from the market frankford el thursday evening. he boarded the train way little girl in his arms at the margaret and oxford stations when a cashier reported seeing him evading the fair and jumping on the train. moments later, at the next stop a septa police officer confronts him and tries to persuade him to get off the train produce identification and except a citation. >> the point of contact to the point where handcuffs are placed on the person is 14 minutes long. report roar the heated verbal he can change between the two became physical. all the while the child is caught in the middle. >> where the officer pushes him up he's still holding the child. another rider you'll see the other rider heads over to try take the child. the father doesn't release the child. >> reporter: backup later arrives and ahmad video captures the tension moments on the platform describing a crying little girl still in the arms of her father. >> people was offering, even offering to pay for him. like

. >>> did septa police go too far making arrest that was captured on camera? more thon video that has that force rethinking its policy. today is saturday, june 27 good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. 5:00 this saturday morning of course talking about more rain, we send it over to carol for more on. that will welcome back, i know you were away for a few days. >> i'm back, i missed those awful storms yes when i came back of course i've been keeping 1t but seeing some of the damage was unbelievable. even this morning nicole, we've seen flashflood warning in a ton of rain, i think if you're out through the montgomery county area, and your town ends in the word ville, you may have seen a lot of rain. phoenixville collegeville, montgomeryville, you've got it everywhere. conshohocken, without a ville on there still inches of rain two 3 inches of rain coming during the overnight time period. let's take a look see what we have out there. we have 66 degrees out in reading there. have been some rain showers obviously around. but, you can see, th

tonight septa police chief says this video will lead to some changes.ox 29's shawnette wilson is live at septa headquarters in center city. what's going on shawnette. >> reporter: septa says it has lurched a successful campaign cracking down an fare evaders. last year, they wrote 5100 citations but the september septa police chief says seeing forced used on man holding a child is a both sad and dangerous and has his rethinking what he tells officers. disturbing video that ripped through social media. it shows an officer approach a man holding a child. about allegedly not paying his $2.25 sent fair. when he got on the el at margaret and orthodox yesterday afternoon just before 5:00. septa police say the man identified-year-old smith repeat repeated refused to show id and get off the train. the officer decides to use force to force compliance at the huntington stop. >> here's where the officer pushes him. he's still holding the child. another rider you'll see the other rider heads over to try to take the child. the father doesn't release the child. >> wat

. >> and, did septa police go too far making arrest that was captured on camera? we'll have more on the video that has that force re-thinking its policy. >> today is saturday, june 27th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 right now. we send over to carol for this forecast, a lot of folks wondering; this going to be a wash out? >> total wash out overnight in areas through montgomery county during the day today yes, some showers are out there, and as we move through the rest of the afternoon i think those showers will be getting heavier. can't rule out thunderstorm, it will be cloudy in the interim and the temperatures cool in the seven's some people may love this weather, this is the weather we get today, though, center city philadelphia, you can see, the clouds over us right now, you can see all the way to the top of the builds action, no fog just some clouds, as you head out to reading same deal, 66 degrees, we've got lot of clouds naught that location, as well. now, storm scan3, you can see what is coming, and that

. >>> a child caught between a passenger and septa police. the encounter was caught on video. some thought the officer went too far. tonight we will hear the passenger's side of this story and get an update on how that child is doing. >>> plus frightening moments for a mother in south jersey. she says a driver did this to her daughter's bedroom, then took off. she's getting help to find the person responsible. >>> stocks closed with their biggest losses of the year today. the reason fallout from a financial crisis in greece. the dow dropped 350 points t nasdaq tumbled 122. the s & p down too. banks are closed throughout greece today and the rest of the week as that country's debt woes deepen. the result long lines at gas stations and atms. greece remains deeply in debt. it cannot make a loan payment of more than $1.5 billion. the country's creditors must decide by tomorrow whether to release more than $8 billion in bailout money. >>> the white house says it's aware of the potential for domestic terrorism this fourth of july weekend. >> u.s. intelligence sources tell nbc news t

if you recognize the man in that video call septa police. iain?> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> tropical storm bill has been downloaded now a tropical depression in lone star state the threat of dangerous flooding is growing as the second named storm of the atlantic hurricane system season plows through the area it's path will take it across the same region that still dealing with the aftermath of deadly floods over the memorial day weekend. >> now all i'm going to do is pray on it and wake up tomorrow gone from there. what do you do? you just got to wait. >> it's kind of scary. we're building a home out here. >> scott williams tells us the aftermath of tropical depression bill is headed toward the delaware valley. >> still developing to night what happened in a terrifying home invasion and an apparent case of mistaken identity. a man an woman kidnapped robbed by masked men in the middle of the night but tonight clues that the a attackers targeted the wrong people. victims are safe but the men who attacked them are on the run. fox 29's dave

nbc 10 found the local father and baby who ended up in the middle of a tussle with septa police. it was all caught on camera. nbc 10 first showed you that video friday afternoon. >> there was an outcry from activists and community members who say police went too far. today, only on nbc 10 we hear directly from the lawyer representing the man in that video. >> jesse gary spoke to him. what is he telling you? >> reporter: i went over this point with him three times and he is adamant. he paid the full fare of $2.25 before he jumped on the market frankford el. he says he's fearful of future litigation because of past misdeeds so he spoke to me through his attorney. he says this whole impasse has to do with what the septa gate agent did after the fact actions that have him facing charges. >> the septa employee who is responsible for collecting the fare took exception with him having his child on his shoulders. mr. smith, that's how he chooses to carry his child and he had somewhere to go and he paid the fare so he slipped in through the turnstile. >> reporter: once on the el with his

septa police chief tom nestell said he's troubled by what happened.it unfolded 5:00 p.m. on the market street el. he says the man evaded his fare. the officer engaged the man in conversation told him to leave the platform so he could receive a citation. they engaged in conversation for about five to seven minutes. the man refused. finally the man was handcuffed and cited after that should have you saw a short time ago but cleve nestell seemed saddened by the encounter as he talked just a short time ago. >> i never want a child's safety to be jeopardized. this is the type of incident that causes us to reflect on what we tell our police officers and how we tell them. obviously we have to go back to the drawing board. while a successful campaign to reduce crime worked for us, it didn't work yesterday afternoon for a little child. >> reporter: and chief nestell says that officer when asked why he didn't just diffuse the situation maybe leave he told his supervisor that he was afraid that he might get in trouble for not citing the man for evading his fare.

septa police hope this video will lead them to the man suspect of slashing a 50 year-old woman with the razor on her forearm wednesday morning it happen along market frankford line at margaret station: thirty lease say there was a verbal exchange between the suspect and this victim before the attack. officers say that the victim did not know her attacker, and that they don't know what prompted the violence. >> as she approached the fair line, a man began speaking to her, and an argument ensued the man punched her, he does in the know that man, and had never seen him before, and she defended herself, for the back, at which point the man drew a razor and cut her on her forearm. >> reporter: victim received a 5-inch gash to her forearm and suspect ran to the street level area and got away. septa police are now searching through surveillance video from hundreds of the cameras from within their system hoping to find other evidence that may lead them to their suspect. >> we rarely have an incident of violence, and this is disturbing to us and we want to get information out so public can help

but police say he snuck on never paying the $2.25 fare. so he's confronted by a septa cop. for ten minutes, police ask him to get off. but he doesn't budge, delaying the train. then the officer uses force, grabbing the man by the neck with his young daughter caught in the middle of the scuffle. >> that's what it looked like to me. he had his arm up against him pressing up against the wall. >> reporter: this man was on that train and said it looked like a chokehold. we posted this cell phone video of the arrest to facebook. it went viral. people worried about the use of force. >> how did it escalate so quickly, $2.25? that's nothing. >> reporter: today septa announced an internal affairs investigation saying chokeholds are not part of their policy. >> jeopardizeing the safety of the child just isn't something that any of us want to do. >> reporter: the officer involved is a 16-year veteran with no previous complaints. police say the officer felt he had to make this arrest. >> that if he walked away he would face disciplinary action. that's a failure on my part. >> reporter: p

." >> now to a developing story out of philadelphia septa police released this video of a person of interest in this video officials say that 9:30 this morning, the 30-year-old victim got into an argument with this man at the station and the man then punched her in the face and pulled out a razor and sliced her arm. we'll have more in a live report at 6:00. tonight philadelphia police are looking for three suspects three men and a woman, after a man was stabbed in the robbery. it happened at 11:30 last night at sixth and summerville in the logan section, the man's cell phone, watch and wallet was taken. they are looking at surveillance video to see if they can identify any of the suspects. >>> police are talking to a prison worker who helped two inmates break out of a prison in new york. joyce mitchell spoke to the two murderers about possibly hiring them to kill her husband. there is no indication that lyle mitchell knew about the escape plan and that joyce mitchell planned to drive the get away car and then backed out because of guilt. >> meanwhile the search now spans 16 square miles of w

he was confronted by septa police and asked to get off the train. but smith would not move.he officer then grabbed him by the neck while he was holding his daughter. officials say the officer said he felt he had to make the arrest. >> that if he walked away he would face disciplinary action. that's a failure on my part. jeopardizing the safety of the child just isn't something that any of us want to do. >> septa police are now conducting an internal affairs investigation. smith was charged with resisting arrest. e he is back home this morning. >>> we have new information on the bill cosby controversy. a lawyer for the comedian says it would be embarrassing if documents from a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit were made public. the associated press is asking a federal judge to unseal the case he settled with a former temple university worker. more than a dozen women have accused cos i did of sexually assaulting them. he has never been charged with a crime. >>> penn state says hackers did not gain personal data during a cyber attack. the university says that it was a pair of intrusi

event, that's, of course the federal government, philadelphia police department, state police septa policetalian government police and the swiss guard who are the personal protects of pope francis. >> all with one goal that when the world's attention is on philly everything goes smoothly. >> it's a big event. we want to prepare well for it. >>> one last bit of information. i'm told the delegation not scheduled to meet with pope francis on this trip in person. this is any other a trip for exchanging pleasantries or doing any sight seeing. reporting from philadelphia international airport, i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling with the philadelphia delegation. you can look for her reports from the vatican starting tomorrow on "eyewitness news." >>> a world war ii hero finally gets his medals. >> where. i going to wear them? down the middle of broad street? [laughter] >> he is hilarious. he is humble and you're going to love him. find out why it took this man so long to receive his commendation for serving our country. >>> taylor swi

taken into custody and semi-automatic weapon recovered. >> police say this man started a conversation with a woman at the margaret orthodox septa station wednesday morning that quickly turned into an argument. suspect became angry punched the 50 year old in the face near the fair line, then sliced her arm with a box cutter. cashiers called police but gone by the time they got there. they want to find him of course before he strikes again. >> the man punched her she does not know that man. has never seen almost before. she defended herself, fought back at which point the man drove a razor and cut her. we don't have these casino of things occur on the system. we rarely have an incident of violence. and this is disturbing to us. >> the victim walked to nearby hospital for treatment. the five-inch gash. if you recognize the man in this video of course call police. >> philadelphia police want to find the man who dragged a woman from a bus stop sexually assaulted her early in the morning. >> scary details of the attack have some neighbors of course rethinking how they get to work always an issue when you talk about safety and standin

good morning katherine. >> reporter: septa police released the video hoping someone recognizes the suspect. the victim is 50 years old and mother of 3 and attacked after buying tokens. >> he tried to get me here and here. >> reporter: 50-year-old has a gash on her wrist but feels fortunate that the injuries are not worst. this man was captured on surveillance who approached her. her yesterday morning. >> i blocked the punch like that he got mad. >> reporter: she said she tried to get away, but he chased her around the platform a yellow box cutter in his hand. >> i'm going to kill you i'm going to slice you. >> reporter: as he swung the box cutter she tried to defend herself. >> when i'm holding the paper i'm going like this with the paper. he sliced me here, when he realized he sliced me, he kept coming back. >> shalee walked herself to the hospital to get stitches, he fled. another look at the suspect all you have to do is visit us on our website at 6abc.com. we're live in center city. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> philadelphia police are searching fo

philadelphia police department, state police septa police, vatican police, italian government policehe swiss guard personal pro tech ores of pope francis. >> all with one goal, when the world's a ten is on philly everything goes smoothly. >> it is a big event. we want to prepare well for it. >> one last bit of information, i'm told the delegation not scheduled to meet with pope francis on this trip in person, of course, as you have heard, this is not a trip for exchanging pleasantries, for doing any sightseeing, every moment packed with planning or strategic meeting of course we will be there to document every minute of t reporting from philadelphia, international airport, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean with traveling with the delegation, check in with her reports starting today on "eyewitness news". >> he is not even 22, but jordan spieth two for two in this us major. >> also in the health watch how to know if your child has what it takes to be a good liar. >> what? >> detail on that coming up. >> 5:23, traffic and weather togeth

. >> reporter: rick, septa police officer tom nestell wrapped up a press conference about an hour agoabout what happened yesterday on the market frankford el and he says the agency is now reviewing its policies and procedures. this is a few seconds that had septa reviewing its policies and people outraged. a septa officer grab mang with his infant daughter in hand, grabbing him by the neck and pushing him against the rail car. it happened yesterday around 5:00 p.m. on the market frankford el. >> i never want a child's safety to be jeopardized. this is the type of incident that causes us to reflect on what we tell our police officers and how we tell them. >> reporter: septa police chief tom nestell says the man evaded his fare. the officer approached him and video shows him engaging in conversation for more than five minutes. septa says the officer tried to get the man off the el peacefully so he could be cited but the man refused. after the push, other officers are called in. and eventually the man is handcuffed and cited. >> officers are trained for incidents such as this. and if you

meantime if you have any information about this suspect please contact police right away away. we're live at septa headquarters in center city tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> very scary natasha. thanks so much. >>> police are searching for the man who allegedly killed the mother of his three children in north philadelphia. >> brandy! >> the family of 28-year-old brittany green mourned outside the warnock street home where her body was found. police say jarrel hall stabbed to green to death before fleeing with their three young children. they were dropped off at his mother's house unharm. >> police call the -- please call them its police and let them know his whereabouts. i'm begging you please help me find my daughter's killer. please. >> police say hall should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> well breaking news right now. police are searching for a gunman who opened fire in inside of a church in charles ton south carolina tonight. there are preliminary reports from the scene that as many as eight people have been shot at the emmanuel a.m. e church no word on their condition

when you are on the septa train as long as that guy is out there. police want your help to find him. he is described as a black male medium build probably in his early 20's. if you see him suspect him give a call to police. we are live, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile search is also on for a man whom police say killed mother of his three children in north philadelphia >> brittany. >> family of the 28 year-old brittany green, mourned outside war knock street home where her body was found. police say darryl hall stabbed green to death before leaving with the couple's three young children they were dropped off at his mother's house unharmed. >> please call the police, and let them know his whereabouts. i'm begging y'all please help me find my daughter's killer. >> police say hall should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> new this morning, two men are in custody after gunfire damages four cars in north philadelphia. police say someone fired dozens of shots on the 600 block of west tioga street around 1:11:30 last night. investigator

the u.s., watch "nbc nightly news" after this newscast. >>> only on nbc 10 the man roughed up by septa police is sharing his siefdde of the story about that confrontation. the attorney for 20-year-old ellis smith says he paid the full fare before getting on the el with his daughter. septa officers say smith squeezed his way past the turnstile. the arrest was captured on cell phone video and went viral. >> he was willing to be cited right there on the train if that's what the officer wanted. i'm not sure exactly what was going on in the officer's mind but he thought it was necessary to grab him by the throat and push him against the wall of the septa train. >> smith's attorney says he subpoenaed septa surveillance video showing exactly what happened at the fare counter before the confrontation. the incident has led to an internal investigation. >>> yeah swimming season kicked off in camden today. nbc 10 at the north camden community center this morning, where mayor redd officially opened the pool. the city has a second public pool at the isabel miller community center that also opened today. g

he was confronted by septa police who said he never paid the $2 fare. they repeatedly asked smith to get off but he wouldn't move. that's when the officer grabbed smith by the neck while he was holding his daughter. the office said he felt he had to make the arrest. >> that if he walked away he would face disciplinary action. that's a failure on my part. jeopardizing the safety of the child just isn't something that any of us want to do. >> smith was charged with resisting arrest. he is back home this morning. meantime activists are threatening to protest. we'll hear from them coming up in our next half hour. >>> this morning philadelphia police are looking to arrest these two men. harley and lamar are wanted for opening fire on a block party last weekend. the suspects are accused of driving up to the party on ogden street in west philadelphia and firing several shots. police say 11 people were injured but they don't believe any of the victims were the intended target. >> it's just a horrifying scene that we had to deal with in this investigation and li

he was confronted by septa police who said he never paid the $2 fare. police say they repeatedly asked smith to get off but he would not move. that's when the officer grabbed smith by the neck while he was holding his daughter. after seeing the video on social media, some are calling it police brutality. >> that's what it looked like to me. he kind of had his arm up against him pressing up against the wall. >> in my opinion if that individual had been white and that baby had been white, the outcome of this situation would have been handled much delicately in my opinion. >> smith was charged with resisting arrest. he has been released and is back home this morning. >>> this morning police are looking to arrest two suspects accused of shooting several people at a philadelphia block party. arrest warrants are out for kyleif harley and dominic lamar. both are wanted for opening fire on that party last weekend. the suspects are accused of driving up to the party on ogden street in west philadelphia and firing several shots. police say 11 people were injured.

video which was posted on social media shows septa police converging on a man who did not pay his fare. man is holding a little girl and things if the contentious when a officer to hand cuff the man police chief tom nestle says pressure is on to stop fare jumpers but children should never be in harms way. >> the sergeant told me that the officer felt that if he walk away wow face disciplinary action. that is a failure on my part. i never want a child's safety to be jeopardized. >> the suspect was charged with fare evasion disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. the child was not harmed and was safely returned to her mother. >>> now to a land mark legal victory for gay rights movement today u.s. supreme court has decided the same sex couples have the constitutional right to marry and therefore, gay marriage is legal in all 50 states. the vote was five-four today justices say that the states cannot ban same sex marriage. decision came after several lower courts had overturn state bans on same sex marriage. president obama praised the historic ruling from the white house rose garden. >>

. >>> the man who got that a physical confrontation with the septa police officer while holding his daughter is telling his side of the story. it was a story you first heard on nbc 10. ellis smith paid a full fare before getting on the market-frankford line with his 18-month-old daughter. but septa officers say he squeezed his way past the turnstile and did not pay the fare. >> he was willing to be cited right there on the train if that's what the officer wanted. i'm not sure exactly what was zbong on going on in the officer's mind but he felt it necessary to grab him by the throat and push him against wall of the septa train. >> he subpoenaed the septa video showing what happened before the confrontation. an internal investigation is under way. >>> texting on the turnpike. a passenger sees a bus driver using his cell phone behind the wheel and starts recording him. this morning, nbc 10 uncovers safety concerns that go well beyond this one trip. >>> and how long were you without electricity after last week's storms? thousands still are. what you need to know to make sure you're not paying fo

. >>> the man who got into a physical confrontation with a septa police officer while holding his daughteris telling his side of the story. this is a story you saw first on nbc 10. defense attorneys tell us that 20-year-old ellis smith paid a full fare before getting on the market-frankford line. they say smith squeezed his way past the turn stylestile and did not pay the fare. >> he was willing to be cited right there on the train if that's what the officer wanted. i'm not sure what was going on in the officer's mind. he thought it was necessary to grab him by the throat and push him against the wall of the septa train. >> smith's attorney says he subpoenaed septa's surveillance video showing what happened at the fare counter before the investigation. >>> a tour bus driver is off the job this morning after an nbc 10 viewer caught him texting while transporting dozens of passengers through new jersey. >> we looked into yep tours and found 25 unsafe driving violations within the past two years. passengers boarded the bus in center city saturday morning and say the driver was texting just af

a man in a physical confrontation with a septa police officer while holding his daughter is telling his side of the story. the attorney for ellis smith says smith paid the full fare before getting on the market "l" with his 18-month-old daughter last thursday. but septa officers say smith squeezed his way past the turnstile. smith's arrest was captured on cell phone video and went viral. >> he's willing to be cited right there on the train if that's what the officer wanted. i'm not sure exactly what was going on in the officer's mind but he thought it was necessary to grab him by the throat and push him against the wall of the train. >> smith's attorney says he's subpoenaed septa's video showing what happened before the confrontation. the incident has led to an internal investigation. >>> a north jersey man appeared in federal court today on charges he plotted to support isis. the fbi investigated allah sadeh of west new york hudson county for nearly nine months. they say he was part of a cell planning to join the terror group in syria. he's the second person in new jersey arrested this

police are looking for a silver honda odyssey with maryland plates. >> the septa police chief is takingme for the way a transit officer handled a man accused of not paying his fare. the man seen in this video is identified by police as 20-year-old ellis smith. he was holding his young daughter when an officer approached him about not paying his fare. smith allegedly refused to show his id and to get off the train. the officer can be seen here using force with his hands on smith's neck forcing him up and out of the seat. once on the platform chaos erupted. the chief says the officer claims he feared he would have been disciplined if he did back off. >> we can't endanger the lives of kids over a fare evasion. that's unacceptable and that's on me. >> the chief taking the blame for that. smith is charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct and he was issued a citation for fare evasion. the officer has not comben disciplined but internal affairs is investigating. >> coming up, a crook accused of stealing a cell phone from a man with a disability. but it gets worse. what the man told

if you recognize the person in the surveillance video you are asked to calling the septa transit policeive at septa headquarters dann cuellar channel 67 "action news." >>> police in haddonfield are trying to track down the bandit holding up a rite-aid. and dressed as a construction worker, the same that he wore in a previous hold up. and he dumped the vehicle a block away. >>> atlantic city police arrested as many as 70 casino workers tonight. many more than that stage add protest outside of the taj mahal casino. and carl icahn in the process of acquiring the casino. and workers are concerned about rosing their pension and benefits. >> the workers say their livelihood is at stake and why we saw the passionate response and them also using their emotions and tensions are running high. this isn't the first time the ka season work-- casino workers have taken to the streets literally. >> with drums, horns and whistles, casino employees caloried outside of the taj mahal to protest what they call an unfair work environment. their chants and demonstrations aimed squarely at the casino owner car

police plan to give another update on the search around 7:00 this morning. >>> meanwhile septa riders are on alert this morning after a frightening attack at the market frankford el station. police say that the man captured right here in that surveillance video, slashed a woman. the attack happened yesterday morning at the margaret orthodox station. fifty year-old victim told police the man whom she had never met before began arguing with her and then got physical. she was treated for a cut on her forearm. >>> the fifth juror has been dismissed in the trial for james holmes, man accused of opening fire in the colorado movie theater. judge says that the juror did not reveal enough about knowing one of the witnesses. all of the jurors who have been dismissed in the past eight days have been removed for different reasons. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2012 attacks that killed 12 people and injured 70 others. >>> right now it is 5:34. happening today the wearable exercise tracker the fitbit is going public. >> company will debut at new york stock exchange today. s

. >>> here at home, a septa police officer was accused of using too much force while holding his daughter. he is seen grabbing him by the neck and pushing against a rail car. the man was holding his daughter. the officer approached the man about not payinged fare. septa didn't name the officer but i had said he was a 16 year veteran with no complaints. >> penn state confirmed a pair of cyber attacks on the computer system. the hack compromised user names and passwords in the liberal arts department. faculty and staff are asked to update their log ins. the attacks were discovered in early may and might have going on since march. >>> friends an family will gather this morning at emanuel ame church to remember cynthia herd. services will be held for two others, they were among the nine people killed when a gunman opened fire at the church. serve victimses were held yesterday for state senator and pastor clemente pinkney. >> his powerful voice was a voice of reason for the oppressed and the hopeless. >> reporter: fond memories from speaker after speaker as friends and family of the reverend c

video, posted to social media shows septa police converging on a man that they say did not pay his fair. man is not holding a little girl and things got to be contentious when an officer went to hand cuff a man. police chief and septa says pressure is on to stop fare jumpers but doesn't mean children should be placed in danger. >> the sergeant told me that the officer felt that if you walk away you would face disciplinary action. that is a failure on my part. i never wanted child safety to be jeopardized. >> that man was charged with fare evasion disorderly conduct and disorderly arrest. child was unharmed and then return to her mother. >>> much more ahead on here/"eyewitness news" at 5:00, including the sit/charleston remembering reverend pinckney, killed in the historic black church. thousands came out to hear president obama deliver the eulogy. >>> and also, a shark is captured on camera, in a popular shore town, we will hear from the stunned eyewitness who shot this video. >>> diana? >> reporter: and chris, it is a beautiful day here on the delaware river waterfront where the tall s

. >>> here at home, a septa police officer is accused of using too much force while a father was holding his infant daughter. the officer is seen grabbing the man by the neck and pushing him against the rail car. the man was holding his daughter. the officer approached the man about not paying his fare. septa didn't name the officer but i had said he is a 16 year veteran with no complaints. the man was not hurt, but internal affairs is investigating. >> penn state confirmed a pair of cyber attacks on the computer system the hack compromised use user names and passwords in the liberal arts department. psu assures none of the person information or research should be compromised. the attacks were discovered in early may and miefn going on since -- might have been going on since march. >>> friends and family gather later this morning at emanuel ame church to remember cynthia herd. services will be held for taiwan a sanders and his aunt, they were killed when a gunman opened fire ten days ago. services were held yesterday for state senator and pastor clementa pinkney. >> his powerful voice wa

>>> i'm chris may here are some of the top stories for you philadelphia police are searching foreman slashed a woman in the septa station in frankford this morning and woman did not know the man and suffered a 5-inch gash on her arm. >>> police are searching for a man suspect of killing a woman, while her three children were inside the house, and he is said to be arm, and dangerous. >>> rains from tropical storm bill are pounding texas causing flooding and now that storm is heading to the north east, and potentially impact us kate. >> we're watching bill's trajectory through the weekend and moisture from bill will give you just in time for fathers day on sunday. but in the meantime cooler weather tomorrow we may not make it past the 70's. been a while watching bill's moisture this weekend and then heating up, we're talking 90's to start next week. we will have the full seven day forecast coming up, jessica. >>> encouraging news about the two teens who survived shark attacks off north carolina's coast. family of the 13 year-old girl says that while she lost her arm below her elbow they expect she will be able to

. >>> here at home, a septa police officer is accused of using too much force while his father was holding his infant daughter. the officer is seen grabbing the man by the neck and pushing him against the rail car in the video taken thursday night. the man was holding his daughter at the time. the officer approached the man about not paying his fare. septa didn't name the officer but said he is a 16 year veteran with no complaints. the man was not hurt, but internal affairs is investigating. >> reporter: the phillies are in the market for a new manager ryan sandberg resigns catching everybody off guard including the front office, annie mccormick has reaction from fans. >> i was shocked. >> i said i'm going to the phillies game, the guy said they will be playing without a manager. i said is he sick? >> reporter: sick of losing, the changes were coming and he didn't want to be in the way. he came aboard as interim manager before he replacinged -- replacing charlie manuel. fans had mixed opinions. >> i was sorry to see him go. >> i think they should have kept charlie. >> reuben's got to be ne

he was confronted by septa police who said he never paid the $2 fair. they repeatedly asked him to get off but he would not move. that's when the officer grabbed smith by the neck while he was holding his daughter. after seeing the video on social media, some are calling it police brutality. >> that's what it looked like to me. he had his arm up against him. >> in my opinion if that individual had been white and that baby had been white, the outcome of this situation would be been handle much delicately in any opinion. >> smith was charged with resisting arrest. he has been released and is back home this morning. >>> this morning philadelphia police are looking to arrest these two men. kyleif harley and dominic lamar are wanted for opening fire on a block party last weekend. the suspects are accused of driving up to the party on ogden street and firing several shots. m police say 11 people were injured but they do not believe any of the victims were the intended target. >> just a horrifying scene that we had to deal with in this investigation. and liste

what it is yet. >>> the search is on for the slasher who attacked a woman who waited for a septa train. police say this surveillance video shows the man before the attack yesterday morning at an el station in philadelphia's frankford section. 50-year-old she shelly rene daily said he attacked her. >> i'm holding the paper he sliced me here. he said i'm going to fight your soul, i'm going to fight your soul. >> the victim walked to frankford area help where she received stitch to a five inch gash on her wrist. if you have any information believed to be the attacker, call police. >> it's a sandy start to the -- it's a randy start to the day. >> reporter: and what bad timing. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have rain around the area. i want to go in closer, doylestown you're dry, just a few st. sprinkles around. norristown you're at the back edge. coatsville malvern, you have steady rain. we have a little while to go it's taking its time getting through the city, although it's breaking up near glassboro and along route 7 on you have heavy rain at seaside heights. we have ponding and p

. >> reporter: septa police chief tom nestle is seeing a growing trend of thieves committing crimes withoutking an eye. >> he points to cell phone robberies on septa being committed by 10 and 12-year-olds 12-year-olds. >> it's almost as if with a cohort of kids criminal activity is okay. you know, we see it with the phone snatching and as the kids are running away almost 100% of the time they're laughing. >> it's nothing for these kids to do here any more. this city there's nothing for them to do. it's so sad. >> reporter: tracy and top police officials in camden and philadelphia say something needs to be done to stop this tied of teenagers turning to serious violent crimes. >> we don't have many parks that they can go and play at. we don't have swimming pools. not one pool in the whole city, you know, for all of these kids. >> we have to continue to be focused on how do we change the the -- >> philadelphia is making moves to steer teens away from crime. several programs are starting to help. anniversary rests in schools are down by 800. thanks to a diversion program that take teens arreste

. >>> septa police officer recovering from minor injuries after he was assaulted by homeless man. at the north philly subway station about 2:30 this morning. >> well, whether as dessert or snack, nothing bet they are time of year than strawberry us. >> oh, june is the month to have t sometimes you might not find them this sweet. all white in the middle. >> yes, i've seen that, sure. >> new locally bread fruit you might call it berry berry good. >> oh, my god the best berry i've ever had. >> so sweet and red throughout this perfect straw berry is unique, only to new jersey's climate and that gal, our nicole brewer, we sent her out to the local farm for a taste test, happy to go. see what she found out and where you can get them, that's coming up tomorrow, right here on "eyewitness news" this morning. oh, check it out. >> when fruit is in season, so delicious, especially locally grown. >> and strawberry fields forever. >> check it out. >> extraordinary. >> we'll be right back. >> first a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing here on cbs-3 see you in a bi

white t-shirts and wearing shorts and carrying a backpack if you recognize the person call septa transit police i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> thank you dan. >>> a dj and photographer from chester county a wedding d.j. will go on trial for a list of trials including sexual assault and child pornography. police found the images on daniel milowicki's computers after a woman accused him of assault after a modeling session at his home. prosecutors say he was found with child porn and upskirt videos of girls at school dances. >> we know more tonight about a story we first reported late last night. police are looking for the man that held up a rite-aid pharmacy in haddonfield and carjacked a retired priest. there is now a $5000 reward. david henry is live now with more. >> reporter: jim the latest is we have surveillance video of the suspect and he looks like a character out of the village people, complete with a hard hat. he knocked off this pharmacy yesterday and one in logan township last month. >> this is odd, the first time this happened in logan township. >> this could be a clever

. >> septa police chief tom nestle has seen a growing trend of thieves committing crimes without evenoints to cell phone robberies on septa being committed by 10 and 12-year-olds. >> it's almost as if with a cohort of kids criminal activity is okay. you know, we see it with the phone snatching as the kids are running away almost a hundred% of the time they're laughing. >> it's nothing for these kids to do here any more. in this city there's nothing for them to do. it's so sad. >> tracy and top police officials in camden and philadelphia say something needs to be done to stop this tied of teenagers turning to serious violent crimes. >> we don't have many parks that they can go and play at. we don't have swimming pools. we got one pool in the whole city, you know, for all of these kids. >> we have to continue to be focused on how do we change the process. >> deputy commissioner kevin bethel says philadelphia is making moves to steer teens away from crime. several programs are starting to help. arrests in schools are down by 800 thanks to a diversion program that takes teens arrested on

>> thank you. >> police say this man got into a amount with a woman he didn't know. it was at septa station wednesday morning, punch her in the face, sliced her arm with a box cutter. >> cashiers called police, he was gone by the time they arrivedment victim walk to nearby hospital for treatment of 5-inch gash steve keeley have some more coming up. >> he's forced at gunpoint into gray or silver mini-van. so when his girlfriends came out, the two suspect took her keys ransacked the house and then stole an ipad, jewelry becomes $400. >> can you imagine being driven around in a van? one of the men made a call telling whom ever was on the other ends of the line they had wrong guy. couple set free, then the suspect them sped off. anyone with information asked to contact police. >> coming up. father putting his own life on the line to save his son from carjacker, the boy who saved himself. we'll explain the store. >> i plus mysterious strange of crimes involving shattered windows we'll tell you where it is happening what police are doing about it. you tell us what you want to pay and we h