they're all pro safety. >> solomon: gives winston new life. jameson, moving around, trying to find more time. you can continue to see even, von miller on the field. c quarterback. spear broncos coming. get to him again. >> solomon: guess who. fourth sack for denver. von miller and derek wolfe. >> solomon: they just keep oncoming. von miller, he was a pleasure to meet with last night. came in in shape. ready to play to contribute to defending a championship. n i se. ...i'm free on black forest ham day. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. ...we got married in june... ...on tuna day. every day a different $3.50 six-inch sub every day of the week. every sub contains no artificial flavors. at just $3.50, it's a great sub at a great price. her name is teri... ...she was born on the $3.50 sub of the day every day of the week... at subway?. the $3.50 sub of the day ? ? take on the night shift. bumper-to-bumper. ? ? ? ? summer's winding down. but fall's just heating up. let's rethink the yard, and add some

a fight erupted between rayvon solomon and lewis and that's when police say lewis shot rayvon solomon several times. >> i feel sorry for both of them because my son is gone and he was -- his kids will never see him again or his family. >> reporter: solo mean -- children. and she feels sorry for the murder suspect. >> i feel sorry for him. he will be in jail for the rest of his life. the only thing with that, his kids will get a chance to see him. >> reporter: steven lupe with us is now here at the clark county detention center. he's expected to appear before a judge tomorrow. antonio castelan, news 3. >>> the family of a man killed in a hit-and-run crash on saturday pleading for the driver who took off to 46-year-old bobby pierce was killed in the crash. his wife still recovering from multiple broken bones at umc. nevada hip patrol troopers say a light-colored van made an unsafe lane change near i-15 and sunset hitting pierce's car. that collision sent the car into the center median. pierce died at the scene, leaving two children without a father. bobby's sister-in-law had this messag

solomon. michael: nice to meet you, solomon.exercise is to have richard see michael perform in a pitch environment. it's about demonstrating that he's capable of delivering additional value to the company without me or his father. i appreciate you guys taking the meeting and even being open and willing to even hear the idea that michael has. michael: mr. green tea, for over 45 years, has been serving 8 million servings a year, in manhattan alone, of our ice cream. so we have quite a large customer base. we want to bring that customer base into your stores, and we want to reverse-engineer some of our more popular flavors and get that flavor signature into your yogurt. we don't want to hide that it's yogurt 'cause obviously, yogurt has a very different, tart flavor compared to traditional ice cream. so we want to kind of combine the best of both worlds. the idea that we have is to take one of your handles in each of your stores and make it a mr. green tea flavor of the month, where each month, it's a new, unique flavor. dolores: w

a fight erupted between solomon and lewis. that's when police say lewis shot solomon several times. >> i feel sorry for both of them his kids will never see him again or his family. >> reporter: solomon leaves behind two children. cramer says through her pain, she feels bad for the murder suspect. >> i feel sorry for him because he's gonna be in jail for the rest of his life. and -- and the only thing, his kids will get a chance to see him. >> reporter: steven lewis is here at the clark county detention center, tomorrow morning. jim? >> thank you for that. >>> metro police are looking for more victims of a strange home rental spying operation here in las vegas. we told you about the arrest of chris rogers last thursday. detectives say he set up hidden cameras in his air bnb rental homes in las vegas. they were found in the bathrooms and the bedrooms. if you think maybe you were a crimestoppers. >>> almost 100,000 people have already cast their ballots here in clark county. >> if you are one of the many who will head to the pol

police say lewis shot solomon several times... a neighbor who didn't want to release the video says her security cameras captured solomon stumble onto this sidewalk and collapse. lewis took off down the road... but eventually came back to the scene where police arrested him. solomon was taken to the hospital where he later died from a gunshot wound to the chest. family tells us... he leaves behind children, brothers and sisters, and a grieving mother. i'm really sorry something like this happened. we never can tell what's gonna happen in the future but just stay close to the children because usually the ones that are affected the most. i spoke with one of rayvon's cousins and a few friends who say he was living in chicago and visiting las vegas. they weren't able to tell us how long he'd been seeing this woman or anything else about the relationship... just that the family... especially his kids are grieving. reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5news.. local. las vegas. lewis is in custody for one count of murder with a deadly we

solomon died early saturday morning. stephen lewis confronted solomon and a woman he was dining with inside a local restaurant. lewis followed the cup toll a home. a i did r -- the couple to home. lewis shot solomon several times after a fight ensued. >> my son is gone. his kids will never see him again. >> solomon's mother said he moved to las vegas to get away from the violence in chicago. he leaves behind two children. stephen lewis facing a murder charge. when america elects a new president. clinton is leading in most of the national polls and also in the state of nevada. donald trump is arguing that those polls are rigged. >> both candidates are in must win florida today where early voting as begun. rhetoric coming out of his mouth. >> you got to get out and vote. >> donald trump in florida continues to blame the media and pollsters for his downward slide. >> the media isn't just against me, they are against ollav. that's really what they are against. >> clinton up by five points averaging. she's diverting money and

solomon's mother was arrested for having a loaded gun near a child. she was later released and is set to meet with the attorney's office next week. some remember seeing the boy out with his family. family.sylvester thompson "all the time. walking from here to store. all the time, him and mom, with the rest of her kids. she got three more i believe. but yeah i was shocked, i was stunned. a makeshift memorial with some of solomon's favorite toys is set up right outside of his home. in spite of the surprising discovery.. neighbors keep the family in their thoughts. ann "i really di four years old would get a gun and shoot himself. but stranger things have happened." sylvester "i'm still getting over it. trying. and it's not my kid. my condolences to the family." the mother has not been charged, so police are not releasing her name. again, she is expected to meet with the district attorney's office next week, facing possible misdemeanor charges. live at news. 3 new at five, a milwaukee father sent to trial after his son was shot and wounded by a younger b

a warship during a raid on that vessel by approximately 25 japanese planes in the vicinity of the solomone 1942, the silver star medal. cook thirdked me, class, usn for extraordinary heroism while serving on the uss enterprise, during engagement with japanese naval forces to the santa cruz islands october 26, 1942, the navy cross. harmon, stewart's made first class usn, for extraordinary heroism while serving aboard the uss san francisco during action against enemy japanese forces over the solomon islands area november 12 and 131942, the navy cross. a fighting ship named for a fighting man. and there were hundreds of others like this lad on the franklin who got a job to do and did it. i thought stewart's mates were just waiters. you might call them that, but they are fighting men too. their work is rather dull, but someone has to do it, a cook or a storekeeper. everybody can't be captain. you get this ship to where she is ready for the job she was billed for. when you are there in battle, what you did before doesn't count anymore. what matters now is what you doing battle, like your ship.

. >> reporter: for anthony solomon, that 2008 knock on his front door was unexpected. it was a young man asking him to register to vote. you thought it was the right thing to do? >> yes. >> reporter: solomon, a native of trinidad, had a green card, but he was not a u.s. citizen at the time. and yet that box on his form was scratched out and changed. he says by someone else. he admits he cast ballots for years, not knowing it was illegal, right alongside american citizens. >> four different times. >> and no one at the voting booth, no one in the city stopped you? >> no. no. no, because my name was there in the voting booth. >> reporter: records show solomon actually voted six times, but he's just one example in philadelphia. jay christian adams of the public interest legal foundation says election officials do little to police the problem. >> they're just leaving the control of the elections to accident, to happenstance, and randomness. >> reporter: adams' group released this report detailing its analysis of philly's voter rolls. the report found 40 non-citizens voting

solomon's mother tells us that he moved to las vegas to esc chicago. and coming up in our next half hour of the program we're checking in live with kendall who is covering this story. there is a big appearance before a judge here this morning that she'll have information as far as what to expect. >> dana: you are going to have an impact on the cone zone when you head to the polls. when you fill up in clark county you are paying a fuel tax. that tax will continue over the next decade. the money goes to road projects. it's also created 9,000 construction jobs. >> they've gone from just simple signal intersections for pedestrian safety, school zones, to large projects like the airport interconnect. >> dana: if you vote yes in two weeks, this we're talking about, it will raise gas prices three cents a gallon per year over 10 years and giving the transportation department more than $250 million a year for these road projects. >> kim: a picture of trump that was snapped in las vegas a few weeks ago is getting a ton of national attention. it shows the candida

police say lewis shot solomon several times... a neighbor who didn't want to release the video says her security cameras captured solomon stumble onto this sidewalk and collapse. lewis took off down the road... but eventually came back to the scene where police arrested him. solomon was taken to the hospital where he later died from a gunshot wound to the chest. family tells us... he leaves behind children, brothers and sisters, and a grieving mother. i'm really sorry something like this gonna happen in the future but just stay close to the children because the children are usually the ones that are affected the most. i spoke with one of rayvon's cousins and a few friends who say he was living in chicago and visiting las vegas. they weren't able to tell us how long he'd been seeing this woman or anything else about the relationship... just that the family... especially his kids are grieving. live...kathleen jacob...fox5news.. local. las vegas. lewis is in custody for one count of murder with a deadly weapon.. and of course we'll k

state prison director george solomon says overcrowding should not have been a reason for the disturbance. >> we do not know at this time it is tied to recent return of those inmates to the facility. >>reporter:multiple law enforcement agencies including officers from surrounding correction facilities and members of the prison emergency response team responded. solomon says they do not expect riots at minimum-security prisons, and if they had not mobilized so quickly, it may have been worse. we had an outstanding response fromll assistance including our fire department as well. we even had some wildlife officers there if i remember right leslie. as for the inmates who started the disturbance, solomon says they have eyewitness testimony to weed them out, and they will be facing consequences. >> they could be facing our disciplinary procedures for possible demotion, could be facing restricted housing, classification reductions as >> 500 inmates have been transferred to nearby facilities until the damages fixed. inmates are correction officers that were hurt are expected to be okay. >>> a ma

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning. it seemed like we were ending the month on cool note or warm note. >> we can't decide. >> cool? all over the place. we'll get to it that. >> boo! >> you agree? that time it almost work again. >> worked at 4:30. >> all i have to say is

a neighbor says when solomon stumbled onto the sidewalk and collapsed. lewis then took off... lewis is in custody charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon. the trial for the former strip illusionist facing federal child pornography charges has been pushed back again. the attorney for jan rouven said he is still busy collecting information on the case. prosecutors say more than 35 hundred videos and images of young children were found on computers at his home. rouven has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. he faces the possibility of decades in prison and up to one million dollars in fines. police are looking for potential victims.. who may have been unknowingly caught on camera at a vacation rental. christopher rogers is now facing a grand jury indictment. according to police.. a renter at his home near pecos and warm springs found hidden cameras in multiple smoke detectors back in january. police investigated and grand jury indictment on five counts of capturing an image of the private area of another. anyone with more information should call police or

. >> steven lewis shot rayvon solomon after a confrontation dating. solomon's mother said he moved to las vegas to escape the violence on the streets of chicago. >> this monday was quite a day when it came to the rain, hmm? >> seemed like it never did let let.up but it finally did kevin about. >> individual showers pushing to the southeasterly, the entire band was c eastward. around the southern part of the county, especially laughlin. once the sky started to clear it lit up. we had an absolutely beautiful sunset. rainfall totals some were significant plus look at the seven-day forecast and guess what? there is another chance for rain that could potentially be wet are than what we just experienced. jim and marie. >> you can have an impact ton cone zone! voters deciding now if they will don't pay a tax, when they decide yes or no on question 5. news3's christy wilcox on the fuel tax. >> well, there's construction going underway right here behind me. this is just one example of a project funded by the text revenue. raw drivers will text yes or no on que

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police say solomon shot and killed himself inside of his home. today, police told us the boy's 21-year-old mother was arrested and booked for ha she was released and is expected to meet with the milwaukee county district attorney's office to have the charge reviewed. neighbors remember seeing the little boy playing outside. they say finding out these new details make the situation even more tragic. "i really didn't believe that a baby at four years old would get a gun and shoot himself. but stranger things have happen" happened." child is a misdemeanor crime, but again... so far.. charges have not been filed. live at north 15th and lloyd. ad cbs 58 news. 3 this is the second time in as many weeks that we've seen parents charged after an accidental shooting.what is disheartening to the gun rights group "wisconsin carry" is that after a nine year old boy was wounded by a younger brother and the parents were charged ..the group came here on cbs 58 to remind gun owners to take precautions. "a drawer isn't good enough kids are going to find a gun that

ironically, solomon left chicago's mean streets to avoid the violence.

>> blue. >> a lot of people may be thinking like that 5-year-old solomon there. they might vote blue this upcoming election. that might change the demographics entirely in the state of georgia. i talked to them off camera. they said immigration reform is a big thing. the on going tension between the united states and russia and repealing obamacare. >> is there a feeling there are a lot of conflicting families or conversations that have evolved into crossing party lines? >> trump has made it difficult for a lot of republicans and these conversations, i have had a lot of them. a lot of latino and republican friends. any say it is very difficult to get behind a candidate with the semantics that he has used during the course of the election. a lot of them are choosing not to vote. we found that he is going to reluctantly vote for hillary clinton. his wife wishes he were a little more passionate about it. i want to say, fred, it might take a miracle for hillary clinton to win this state. they are in a statistical dead heat. it has been since the '90s since they voted

>>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.arch is on for gunman who shot and killed a woman early this morning in northeast philadelphia shell casings littered the ground near an apartment complex in the 2600 block of welsh road. man was injured as well. he drove himself to the hospital. police are interviewing that man and other witnesses in their hunt for the killer. lets check the forecast with katie fehlinger. we may need umbrellas today. >> one of the days where we are definitely looking ahead to wet weather, some already experiencing it and that is specific to the northern half of the area. bark worse than the bite on the radar i'll be honest but we have frozen precipitation up through poconos, so if your travels take you to i80, right now it could be slick but expect rain every where, with time, generally this afternoon and evening. we are looking to a nice warm up for first half of the weekend. >> all right, katie thanks very much. we are looking at a disable reek will right now you guys boulevard at southbound broad s

stephen lewis shot solomon on saturday and they say it happened during a confrontation over a woman what apparently lewis followed the cop u couple to a home -- the couple to a home where a fight broke out. this is a developing story. the suspect is expected in court this morning and kendall is all over this developing story. we're checking in with her live in about 20 minutes from now. >> dana: election day two weeks we want to continue to pay a three cent per gallon fuel tax. it's called question five. every time you go to the pump you are paying this tax right now. the question is on question five do you want to continue to pay this tax nit about three cents a gallon for the next 10 years? >> they've gone from simple signal pedestrian safety school zones to large projects like the airport interconnect. >> dana: they really need this money. there is 220 road projects they need to fund. all this money stays in clark county. it produces about 9,000 construction jobs every year. question five on the ballot coming up in two weeks. >> kim: it's now 6:05 and we have a story you're only going

rahel solomon and jim back to you. >> and now for a look at newspaper headlines around the region. >>failed to comply with terms of 73 million state loan crash strapped city had until monday to adopt an ordinance which would come one plan to resolve mun is pl utility authority used as collateral for the loan. the state can depaend repayment of the $62 million loaned so far and seize city collateral or hold state aid. >> front payment of reading eagle wally scott introduced a budget that has no increased taxes and fees. and since no money coming in 7 vacant spots in police department will not be filled. >> from the intelligenceer joyce medler has been a clown 19 years. she's not lawvring now known as bubbles the clown. recent creepy clown hoaxes put her out of work and she may be mistaken for one of the bad clowns. >> that's horrible. >> awe infect other clowns in the entire clown industry. that's a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >> here's a guy not clowning around. spat here with sports. >> hi, pat. >> i'm not a clown this morning. see what sammy b. did to the

no, like sampson. >> solomon he got air time. >> solomon is you and hutch are together. now, for her, it's got to be the fact that she was called a congenital liar by bill is billsapphire in the "new york times." the condition does not seem to have improved. >> okay. but you have got to -- question on a guy who has been deceased for a while. i would ask this. i want to get your reaction to this. secretary clinton, there is a long history of you being involved with controversies, all right, emails, benghazi, bang, bang, what is it about you that engenders this much scrutiny? i mean, why are you always under a cloud in your opinion? why? that's a good question, right? >> yeah. but i think what you will get is a vast right wing conspiracy. >> that would be a headline if you have got a vast right wing conspiracy is after me to get me, that would be a headline. and that would not even be whining. >> i don't think she will use the phrase. i was trying to be concise and speak in a sort of in a met for. she will say people have been after me because i'm progressive, she will tal

. >> i'm rahel solomon. just wrapped up press conference, good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: jim, rahel, lee kaplan just arraigned by a judge at district court, there are now more charges against him. we just learned from investigators that he allegedly sexually assaulted six total victims, the youngers being only eight years old when this alleged abuse began, bucks bucks county district attorney wrapped up press conference moments ago, calling this rain of terror. >> it saddens me, sickens me, this man, obviously, groomed these children for a long time for a very explicit and horrible purpose. he accomplished his and joke tiff, now weaver to accomplish ours, and that's to bring him to justice. >> now, the da said that had he ahold-over these girls by making them believe that he was a, quote, profit from god, background on the case, kaplan already facing statutory rape other related charges after he allegedly fathered two children with the eldest girl, who was minor at the time, how is now 18. also found te

night.police say the four-year- old...identified by family as solomon smith...was shot ?inside? house near 15th & lloyd.an autopsy was conducted today...but the results are pending.i talked to solomon's grandmother last night...she told me he was a quote: "wonderful 4 year old boy, who did not deserve this." this."be sure to stay with cbs 58 here..and online...as we bring you latest in this investigation. charges tonight for the man accused of killing a 19 year old mother. mother. charged with first-degree reckless homicide in the shooting death of nya hammond. the criminal complaint says gardner shot hammond in the back.it happened in the parking lot of her job in glendale...surveillance video caught it all.a security guard told police hammond ran up to his car after being shot monday morning.family members said gardner was abusive and an autopsy did find other injuries consistent with physical abuse.gardner faces dozens protested in milwaukee's riverwest community today... today..."we need books instead of bootcamps." bootcamps."it's a plan some believe will leave children han

we now know 28- year-old- "rayvon solomon"--was killed this past weekend. police say he was shot multiple times by 33-year- old "steven lewis." investigators tell us the two men were both involved in a romance with the same woman. early saturday morning-- solomon followed lewis and the woman to the home where they lived-- near jones and washington. a neighbor says her security cameras captured solomon stume and collapse. while lewis took off... he eventually came back to the scene where police arrested him. "i went in to the living room and i saw the lights above the front door and they were police lights." "in this area it's really quiet so i was really surprised that something like that happened." we also spoke to rayvon's family members. they tell us he was visiting las vegas from chicago. lewis is in custody for one count of murder with a destruction today at a well- known home in the southwest valley.. "if we're not going to live here, nobody is. we're driving a tank through the damn thing." that, of course, is local magician penn jillette.. and the ho

and good morning, i'm rahel solomon, in for brooke thomas. >> i'm joe hold never for jim donovan. that traffic mess tops our morning minute. here's what you need to know to start your day. >> schuylkill eastbound at university ave. is completely closed. this is severely going to impact your travel this morning, and you will want to give yourself extra time. >> ambush style shooting leaves father dead and police searching for answers. >> we're told this man just standing? his rear driveway when police say two men approached him, pulled out a gun, robbed him and then shot him. >> i don't know what anyone would do. >> another septa strike is looming, more than 5700 septa workers could walk out at the end of the month. >> iraqi military went on the offensive trying to drive out the islamic state out of mozul. >> we welcome home our 2,016 susan g. komen philadelphia three day walkers. >> i walk for my mom. i walk for aunt marilyn, i walk for kristin, karen forks r all of the women fighting out there and all of the men. >> there is inches ration, walk presser all over the country come t

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> one person is dead following an overnight house fire in chester county. house is located in the wooded area but water tankers had to be brought in. >> real fight is what happens when tv cameras are off. >> emotionally charged hearing focuses on discrimination in the lb gt community. >> philadelphia commission on human relations held last night's meet to go hear complaints about racist many in neighborhood bars. >>> clinton campaign is making more stops in our area today. >> pick up endorsement of former secretary of state colin powell. >> trump is warning a clinton presidency will lead to world war three. >>> you may all know me as lady gaga but tonight i am making haha. >> donald trump is launching knightley news show on facebook which will stream trump's rallies, it is like airing my concert but instead of little monsters is there actual little monsters. >>> well, that is lady gaga delivering jokes o

. >> good morning i'm rahel solomon in for brooke thomas. >> here's bhaw need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> if matthew directly impacts florida there will be mass destruction. >> florida governor already declared state of emergency. >> two new jersey teens are facing charges after making scary clown threats on social media. >> and they just may not make it shots in a row. >> a deadly shooting at the show after a barricade situation. >> hillary clinton is headed to dell dl county in havsh or ford township. trump was in arizona and defended himself against "new york times" report on tax losses. >> i brilliantly used those laws. >> today is rosh hashanah. can i get a g please? ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] indicatey is here with a look at the forecast and it turned out to be a beautiful day. >> it ended up nice. we started with fog issues out there. you can't tell behind me there are lower clouds settling over portions of center city sky line. the lower you get to the ground the clearer it becomes. eventually may be a few patches of fog and that's more to meng. generall

so you know, solomon comes up at a time when justice scalia isn't on the court. what do you think that is going to do to the debate? . >> >> with the insider-trading concept. there is no statute. it is all regulatory stuff coming out of the security laws that prevent fraud. so to what extent can the government prosecute if it is civil or criminal with the penalties involved? on the basis where the statute itself of the government is using is very vague that gives the prosecutors enormous power to plead guilty or whenever because they know the power of the government is being brought against them. >> the supreme choric is missing a justice and the election is missing an issue . the vacancy and republican stance has less of an issue. i wonder what you think and how that has affected us at all the decisions? >> i am happy to start. to have the effect on the cases the court took with the most obvious example from president obama. from one way or the other. >> union dues cases. so those that they granted certiorari but then there was another one with a granted the opi

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden. remembered this noon as heart working family man. our jan carabeo has the details from lawncrest. >> police say it was right here, the 28 year old father, and husband, was gunned down, just steps away from his home in lawncrest. monday morning, his family, still can't believe he's gone, shaken, asked not to be shown on camera. >> his father working, always, he was a barber, always took care of her, always took care of all of us. >> family identified the victim as johnny casada they tell "eyewitness news" he had taken his one year old to the movies monday night, after leaving his wife and child at home, they say he stepped back out, and families says husband and wife had a heart breaking final conversation. >> he calls them and tells them come home, and heard some shots, he said it was me. i'm on the grounds judge just after 10:30 p.m. police were called to the the street to find him shot at least four times in the back driveway. police took him to the hospital in critical condition. h

. >> one teenager was killed, our rahel solomon is live with the latest on the investigation and the victim, good afternoon, rahel. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, that's right, just now getting our hands on that surveillance video that was taken outside of this convenience store just behind me, this afternoon we know a 17 year old boy has died, two others are in very bad shape, we want to take you now to the surveillance video. take a look. they show the 17 year old victim who i'm told is in the blue. he and several others are outside of this convenience store with their bikes on the ground. watch as white sedan pulls up. driver actually puts on the hazard lights, someone gets out, walks out of the frame, and minutes later you see someone run back, jump into the car and peel off. presumably this is when the shots were fired. the triple shooting happened in the mayfair section 3100 block of sterling street. short time ago i spoke to the out of the 17 year old, who identified him as marino brunson, spoke to him the day before his death, as you might imagine, she said she is still in

. >> i'm rahel solomon. jim and brooke are off enjoying a nice long weekend. lets start your day with weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> we are already starting off on a great note because it is friday. already, we're two steps ahead. roads are looking good. we have construction. we have one accident earlier but that has been since cleared and we are looking good. >> weather department not bad either. i don't think we will have fog issues like we had yesterday. air is nice and dry. the it won't be able to pour really but we have another frost advisory that will go in effect later tonight. we will talk about the chill in the air. lets look at storm scan three, quiet as can be, you have no problems. right on coup. it brought showers that we anticipate in the early afternoon and now long gone and we are in the middle of high pressure regaining control. the here's that frost advisory, it is also still not specific to the i-95 corridor, last one was the same way where it is just outlying of the suburbs. go in the pinelands, for example, go in the farm co

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> joe hole send live in center city, with breaking details, about the settlement. good afternoon, joe? >> jim, rahel, good afternoon, attorneys who make up a committee, trying to deal with how they're going to handle all of the litigation, connection, to the disaster of amtrak 188, call this move historic, of all of the 125 claims. a rising from the eight killed and more than 200 hurt, they'll all now be funneled through this. now, we sat down, with the attorneys. this morning, shortly after that announced only 10:00, the settlement for total reps the entire cast of damages that set by congress. >> amtrak 188 crashed, when heading into curb a looking the northeast corridor in the port richmond section of the city. it was may 2015 federal investigators found the conductor was traveling, at a speed of 102 miles per hour in a 50-mile per hour zone. how this will work, victims and victims' families, will have the opportunity to have hearing, and it is expected they'll all be compensated by june 2017. federal judge will receive recommendation, on the sit

. >> i'm rahel solomon. it happened on south birmingham road, birmingham township. joe holden live at the scene, just released identity of the victim. what can you tell us? >> that's right, rahel, jim, good afternoon, and i just got a press re less from the chief of police here in birmingham township. tom identifies the victim in this fatal fire as six a year old bonnie lynn hall. it was just before midnight when officials found mrs. hall in the first floor of this home. now, when firefighters arrived here, at that point, i'm told, the back of the home was engulfed in flames. now, family members of the victim were eventually called to this scene to make an i.d. at this time police say that the fire is not considered to be suspicious in nature. now, not to speculate, we all know temperatures drop pretty low overnight. it is yet to be determined, if perhaps a fuel source, or a heater could have possibly played a role in how this fire all started. all of that of course remains part of an active investigation to determine a cause. now, the fire fight was difficult. not

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha joining us again, will tonight's weather and little trick-or-treat? >> i believe a treat. >> yes, love it. i love it. >> let the fun begin. >> i have to ask what are you guys dressed up as today. >> i'm going as a refined witch? >> katie, i'm a blue berry. >> you look like a blue berry. >> i'm going as? >> scary movie? do you have get it. >> i can be sprinkles. >> right? >> i love that. >> jim? >> i'm a news anchorman. >> you are an oh, you got the voice, too, i love it. >> yes, i am. >> roads are being look good, nice and quiet, one accident and we'll get to. that will thankfully the weather is very, very quiet. it as little cool, a lot keep, let's be honest, will be a lot cooler today than it was yesterday. very tough to actually see that again in the wake of the colds front that came through last night. yes, little bit of erie view out there right now, guys, few streaks of clouds, as we look from palmyra cove nature park overlooking philadelphia, nice clearview, th

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. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is friday. let's get your morning start wad check on traffic and weather. >> we didn't have this planned. >> no. >> this is rahel, you know what i thought of? frinally. looking outside on the roadways, friday's are usually quiet right now, we have three accident out there. we'll get to those coming up in a little bit. >> little rough start. off to quiet start weather wise, the wet mentioned will be moving n wet weather, the umbrella, needing it well after lunchtime at this point storm scan, pretty quiet. let's go ahead, mover things a long, there are a lot of clouds out there. cooling taking effect, so still off to very mild start out there. mid and upper 60s, still report, 61 even mount pocono, millville, typically saw the coolest observations we see. you're actually flirting flirt h where you normally would set up for daytime high. so again there is start to feel like broken record after enough time. but another very mild start to the day. we do expect another mild finish to the day. but this

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning. >> rain, indeed. >> and meisha? >> usually really calm, especially until we get into the 6:00 hour, accident out there, disabled vehicles, whole bun of of stuff, so give yourself extra time. >> at least quiet for now. you mention the rain. this is a day of transition for us, very potent cold front on the way. that's what's going to send our temperatures just right down. i know. enjoy the it while you've got it, guys. let's look at yesterday. over achiever much? look at this. we ended up at 81 degrees yesterday. far exceeding, clouds took their time coming in here, bonus, another record breaking day, previous record was 8 degrees, we expect it to always flirt with that throughout the day. we ended up exceeding it, so nice warm day yesterday. but right now, we do have the clouds starting to bill owe in. sort of settling in in advance of our next cold front we mention will bring in some rain. no visibility myfoxphilly.com at least he

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha, good morning. >> it is officially the gateway to the weekend, you guys so we are really close right now. so, i can tell you right the now the whole city, we were just talking about this whole city is under construction. >> construction. >> every road at the same time. >> right away, katie saying will, the vine is opened. it is indeed opened. >> yes. >> and, the vine street expressway is only one that matters to me. >> yes. >> exactly. but we know that will change obviously, as we go through time and weather is looking quiet. we could see a shower. you can see just off to the west in central pennsylvania we have a couple showers already beginning to bubble up out there. i don't think this is kind of the day that absolutely requires an umbrella. anything we see will be scattered, hit and his. you will see best chance for wet weather to the north and west, but there will be some sots that do not even see rain out of it. what is hap

i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a moment. first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> two application officers are being checked out at a hospital and two suspect in custody after a police chase in fernrock. >>> beaten black and blue over her whole bod. >> i four teens under arrest after a series of violent attacks on temple university student and police. >> pennsylvania state police are investigating after a pair of homes were vandalized in lehigh county with anti-gop messages. >>> both houses sit directly across the street from us senator pat toomey's home in zionsville. >> finally found you again. >> tom hanks. >> ya. we worked on that movie together. the santa claus. >> no, it was big. >> it was santa claus. >> well, that is tim allen. >> you're not him? >> no. tom hanks reuniting with zoltar. >> he has been on roll lately. >> he has. he he's all over the place. >> i like t katie let's see what the weather is looking like, katie, not a fan of the scarf. >> she is scaring people outside a

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.neral, kathleen kane. the state's one time top prosecutor convicted last summer of leaking grand jury documents, lying under oath. she could be sentenced up to 24 years in prison. kane asking for probation or house arrest. now, we check on the forecast, with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> good morning, everyone, the sun is now up. it is going to really help do its part to moderate the temperatures. currently flirting with 60 at middle township high school in cape may courthouse, beautiful sunrise, look at that, we do, however, have pretty modest west northwest breeze at 11 miles per hour, notes recall theme throughout the day everywhere. the breeze, even despite what's technically pretty typical day, and the sunshine, it is still going to be noticeably cool. we actually are looking at below average conditions for the next couple of days. despite more sunshine, meisha. >> at least we have the sunshine, all right, katie, thank you so much. looking outside we just had accident cleared

. >> good morning, i'll rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> it will affect me, i will have to walk. >> four hours away from possible septa strike. >> we're hearing that talks are set to resume at about 6:00 a.m. here. the local 234 says that both sides are far apart, as it stands right now. septa meantime is remaining optimistic. >> police are investigating after a body was found in the woods of philadelphia's fairmount park. a passerby found the body wrapped in a carpet near the 2400 block of reservoir drive. >>> there is a lot of noise and distractions. >> fbi has on contained warrant to review the emails found on the computer of clinton aid umaabadean. >> we never thought we would say thank you to anthony weaner. >> donald trump campaigning in michigan and wisconsin. >> prescott. got knocked down. throws. wide open. jason whitton to win the game. >> it was a tough loss. but we're coming back strong. >> turnovers, and, you know, cull elf penalties at the end of t

. >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute. the here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute. >>> double shooting in northeast philadelphia. >> we do know that one victim who died is a jane do, second man who was also shot the is in his mid 30's and got himself to nazareth hospital. >> we cannot, stop for a minute. >> hillary clinton is getting support from jon bon jovi who is holding get out the vote performance in pittsburgh. donald trump is campaigning in ohio today. >> ♪ >> sixers season got off to an interesting start army singer seven streeter was originally scheduled to perform but the team would not let her because of a shirt. >>> personal question personally or eat something disgusting. who is your least favorite member of one direction. there we go. >> gross. >> they were in the commenting about his ban mates on the late, late show with james corden last night. >> would you do a truth or would you do a dare. >> it depends on the question. those dares

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us live with the latest development, anita, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel and joe. very disturbing details emerging, authority found that severely burn body just before 8:00 this morning this an alley way off 2100 block of east allegheny avenue, at this point authorities are unable to determine whether that was a man or a woman. taking a look behind me you can see part of the alley way in hi investigators focused much of their investigation this morning. we saw a lot of trash, burn area covering the ground there and after spending several hours, here investigators left the scene just a few minutes ago, and we can toss to video this was the scene when crime scene investigators and k-9 unit combed through this alley, right by a laundromat, many people using this morning. i spoke with the manager there who tells me outside surveillance cameras have been broken and were not working at the time and although officials obscured th

. >>> i'm rahel will solomon. we are almost to friday.ets get you outside with a check of weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> it is gateway to to our weekend, are you excited about that? i am too. yes, we can it is right there but first we have to talk about traffic and weather but we have a water main break in norristown that we will get to in a moment and construction. >> as we talked about yesterday freezing precipitation to the north upright now and coming in on schedule so we will look at storm scan and loop over last couple of hours. it looks like straight up snow but it is more icing situation that you have to contend with here today up through portions of the the poconos, you can see here. let's zero in and take a snapshot what is happening on storm scan at that localized level. we will get up to places like far northeast extension, i80 interchange, anywhere around the pocono mountains is your best shot to see snow or freezing rain or icing. so watch for that. as a result, we do have a freezing rain advisory specific to

. >> i'm rahel solomon. kathleen kane convicted of perjury and other charges in august, now the sentence has not yet been handed down, joe hole send inside the courtroom, and when sentence is red we'll bring it to you right away. >> police investigating damage to the iconic twin circumstance staircases leading up up to the union league, man seen this morning ripping the brass railings from the staircase causing the stone's staircase to fall apart. the 151 year old french renaissance style eight story building was added to the national historic register in 1979. >>> police are have confirmed to cbs-3 as many as people 50 arrested friday night, in connection with attack on temple university student. take a look, cell phone video of arrest on the campus, there were at least three attacks friday night, one police officer was assaulted during the chaos. the charges include aggrivated assault, robbery, and harrassment. police say several of those arrested are juveniles. >> well, hillary clinton is now looking beyo

. >> i'm rahel solomon. joe holden live at west chester university speaking once again to the workers on strike, joe, hello, what's the latest? >> reporter: rahel, good afternoon, pretty much the same scene here for day two of strike affecting 14 universities, across the commonwealth of pennsylvania, we can go ahead, push, give you live look of the picket line behind me. now, at this time the student are also here, supporting the faculty members and professors out here, you will recall talks broke down about 36 hours ago, professors have been without contract for 15 month, and they told us this was the past, make that, rather, this was their last resort. the hang-ups over healthcare salary, but professors also tell us what's important to them, curriculum issues including bat the between tenured professors, faculty at this, adjunct professors, spokeswoman for west chester university tells us everything despite this is still open. student are still expected to check in for their classes, because some fact ill