our todd quinones is at city hall with the demonstrators right now, todd? >> reporter: well, chris, it is quite the scene here. we are live inside the courtyard here at city hall, take a look over my shoulder here and as christmas carols are playing in the background for tonight's christmas tree lighting ceremony, protesters upset over the michael brown, grand jury decision are chanting, tree lighting ceremony it to take place at 8:00 o'clock, it is in the clear just how long protesters planned to remain but we hud say there are plenty of philadelphia police officers here on hand and as of right now protesters certainly have been loud, they want their voices heard but right now protesters have been peaceful in their demonstrations. that is story reporting live tonight inside the courtyard here at it i hall in center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> civil rights complaint has been filed against charter schools in the delaware's red clay conn ol dated school district. lawyers from the aclu says special admission requiremen

let's go right to todd quinones he's live in the cbs-3 sat center with late breaking details. >> theroubles for the legendary comedian continue this evening. this lawsuit that we have obtained alleges that bill cosby molested a then 15-year-old girl while inside the playboy mansion back in 1974. the lawsuit was filed tuesday in los angeles on behalf of a california woman named judy hoot. it marks the first time a woman is claiming to have been underaged when she alleges should have been sexually assault beside cosby. hoot's suit states she and a 16 year old friend were taken at the playboy mansion by cosby in 1974. and after several drinks she claims cosby performed forced her to perform sex act. cosby representatives denied accusations or the women raising claims have been discredi discr. cosby resigned from temple board of trustees after serving in that capacity for 32 years. the 77-year-old comedian and actor has never been criminally charged in connection to the more than a dozen women who claim to have been drugged and/or sexually assaulted by h him. >> our e-mail to his attorne

reporting live tonight in lower salford, todd quinones for "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly>> todd, thank you. >>> our coverage of this still developing story continues online and for the latest developments around the clock you can always check out cbsphilly.com. >>> also breaking right now we're following reports of a triple shooting in glenolden delaware county. the extent of injuries is unclear and police are working to determine a suspect an motive. we'll have more at 11:00 on cbs3. >>> a shocking announcement from former sportscaster don tollefson on what should have been his sentencing day. after pleading guilty in september to cheating charities out of more than $340,000 he asked a judge in bucks county today to withdraw his guilty plea and said he wanted to represent himself. tollefson says he has new information that could prove his innocence. >> withdrawing my plea and going to trial was the most appropriate and honest thing to do. i found some things that are very jermaine to this case which i didn't know about when i originally pled guilty. >> his defense attorn

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from spring garden where fire officials responded later today. todd. >> reporter: and, jessica, at this point it's not clear if this paramedic will face any kind of disciplinary action but it is clear the fire commissioner is not too happy about it. he contends the paramedic crossed the line. picture posted to the paramedic's instagram account shows a white police officer with two black men that have guns pointed at them. the post then states our real enemies need to stop pointing guns at each other and at the ones that's legally killing innocents. that has people upset within the philadelphia police department and thursday night fire commissioner david sawyer says he personally apologized to police commissioner charles ramsey and jones bee. >> i thought it was disgusting. i think we have a great working relationship with the police in our city and i think we want to keep that and a lot of members have family members that are police officers, also, so it wasn't -- it was in poor taste. >> reporter: the paramedic works here at medic 2

. >> todd quinones takes us through what happened tonight. dd. >> reporter: well, jessica and chris frankly it was a rather bizarre collision here this evening of christmas car rolls and of protesters who were shouting. it was a surreal scene demonstrators filled the courtyard at city hall. >> we want justice. people of color being killed on a daily bates sis and the cops are getting off. >> reporter: all of this happening in front of families trying to enjoy the christmas tree lighting ceremony some of them left while one man apparently got into an argument with demonstrators. >> all these young folks down here and they drown them out with the sirens. why don't they protest somewhere else. >> reporter: there were a few minor confrontations with police. one protester climbed over a barricade. police on bikes moved in close to the tree among the protesters and there was concern the christmas tree lights may have been tampered with. >> a tree was being unplugged and so forth so we just had to make sure we could reconnect everything and get it go

"eyewitness news" reporter be todd quinones is live at children's hospital with a update on that youngictim. todd. >> reporter: jessica, that boy was rushed here to chop. he was shot in the groin and there are indications tonight that the boy's father may have actually been the intended target. christmas decorations and crime scene tape set the backdrop of a bizarre double shooting. it unfolded right here on the 1300 block of south newkirk street in grays ferry. eleanor says her son-in-law was on the front porch when the gunman shot him in the leg. it was perhaps a case of mistaken identity according to police as the shooter didn't stop there. >> and then this defendant goes to the next house, 1335 and he opens the door and fires right now looks like one round into the house. >> reporter: that's how the three yield boy was shot just before noon on monday. the boy's father did not speak to cbs3. she says her son-in-law drove himself to the hospital and is going to be okay but she's upset. she contends neighbors here were slow to call 911 for help. >> the complacency of people not to cal

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in delaware county with some late breaking details nowtodd. >> reporter: chris police tell us the suspect had a history of mental illness. he was posting videos on youtube and threatening to kill police. his most recent posting online came just minutes before he was shot and killed. >> this is my coming out party. okay? so you want to try to bring me down, i will bleep kill you and your hole bleep family, all right? go ahead and bleep with me. >> reporter: zero receives rambling hard to follow videos posted on youtube by 52-year-old joseph bologna. he threatens to kill police his last video was posted 4:00 o'clock tuesday by five he was dead. shots several times by police in drexel hill after officers pulled him over. >> he through the car in reverse. he ran into the chief of police car from clifton and tried to run over several other officers who were around the car. at this time officers fired several shots. >> reporter: haverford police had an arrest warrant out for him because allegedly threats he made to one of the detectives on his

our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones live in lower salford. dd? >> reporter: jessica, stone who has a military background is considered to be armed and dangerous and late this evening, we have learned that the upper perkiomen schools will all be closed tomorrow as a manhunt for the alleged shooter stretches well into the evening. this newly released picture shows clean shaven bradley william stone which best represents what he look like n now. earlier photograph released by police showed him with a beard. there was a heavy police presence in three towns which included several homes that were evacuated and neighbors being told to shelter in place. >> we actually recovered his vehicle and his personal cell phone. so we do not information about how he might be traveling. >> reporter: stone police say shot and killed his recently engaged ex-wife nicole stone early monday morning. two bullet holes could be seen outside her pheasant run apartment complex in lower salford. residents told cbs3 steve patterson the couple had a bitter on-going custody di

tonight todd quinones is at a vigil in souderton where they're all being remembered. dd. >> reporter: chris, here tonight the immediate thoughts and prayers of course are with anthony flick who remains hospitalized this evening in serious condition. >> ♪ >> reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is hard to calculate. there were tears hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and stabbing of her 17-year-old brother anthony who fought to protect her are more than some can take. >> our hearts are broken. our communities are broken. >> after lunch i would go upstairs and i would see nina there and we would always sit there and talk but now that's not going to happen. just depressing. >> reporter: outside nina and anthony's home more gathered to light candles and lay flowers down on the front porch. early monday morning 35-year-old accused killer bradley stone entered the flick's home murders their father and mother. >> very hard to grasp what actually happened here. i mean, you just can't believe it. >> reporter: many of nina classmates wore batman s

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is in glenn olden feet from where it all happened. 's got the latest. todd. >> reporter: chris police here contend the driver had a callus disregard for everyone else as he sped down this section of chester pike at a high rate of speed. police scanner traffic moments before impact indicate the suspect fled when an officer tried to pull him over. devastating head on collision that occurred later could be heard throughout the neighborhood. >> just horrific scene. >> reporter: this picture taken mommy aft the crash shows smoke coming out of the white nissan altima police were chasing. that driver was pronounced dead at the scene. emergency crews had to cut away a second mangled car get the other drive out. barbara davis says her daughter heard the crash. >> she saw the police officer get out of his car and like point the gun to the white car to tell the person to stop and freeze or whatever. but i guess he realized he was all right deceased and he put the gun down. >> reporter: the driver in the altima was heading southbound on chester pi

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live from spring garden tonight where fire department officials apologized today. todd? >> reporter: right now, chris, at this point it's not clear if this paramedic will face any kind of disciplinary action. but it is clear the fire commissioner is not happy about it. he contends the paramedic crossed the line. the picture posted to the paramedic's instagram account shows a white man posing as police officer while two black men have guns pointed at him. >> the post then states, our real enemy needs to stop pointing guns at each other and at the ones that legally killing innocents. that has people upset win the philadelphia police department and thursday night's fire commissioner derek saw we are says he personally apologized to police commissioner charles ramsay and the head of the fop john mcnesby. >> i thought it was disgusting. i thought it was disgusting. i think that we have great wor working relationship with the police in our city and we want to keep that and a lot of our members have family members that are police officers also so it wasn

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has details. >> reporter: the fire police say was intentionallyet by the next door neighbor while the family was away on vacation. limerick township police detective ernie morris and his wife christine were left with virtually nothing. their two daughters were scared and their family cat was killed. the story sent shock waves through the lower pottsgrove community. >> devastating. sad to know somebody could do this. >> reporter: tuesday night this texas road house in royersford was packed. >> this is a huge turnout which is awesome. i didn't expect anything like this. >> reporter: the staff is telling me here the wait might be 45 to 50 minutes maybe even longer. >> that's not a problem. we're here for a good cause. >> reporter: the staff and management here decided to donate 10 percent of the entire night's revenue to their morris family. the goal was about a thousand dollars which is on top of the thousand dollars raised by members of the limerick fire company. >> it's amazing. it's a blessing that came out of all of this to be honest with you. >

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is there live to show us what happened tonight. todd?> reporter: jessica, quite frankly it was a strange collision of christmas carols and protesters shouting. >> surreal seen demonstrators filled the courtyard at city hall. >> we're out here because we want justice and we've seen people of color being killed on dale basis and the cops that killed them are getting i was. >> reporter: all of this happening in front of families trying to enjoy the christmas tree lighting ceremony some of them while one man got into an argument with demonstrators. >> all these young folks down here they practiced to put on a good show and they drown them out with sirens. why didn't they protest somewhere else. >> this is something that should be kept positive. the people down here are going about it the wrong way. >> there were a few minor brief confrontations with police. one protester was taken into police custody after police say he climbed over a barricade. police on bikes moved in close to the tree among the protesters as there was concern the christma

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at philadelphia city hall tonight with more. todd? >> reporter: jessica. clearly emotions are still running high tonight and protesters are demanding their voices are heard. >> new york city demonstrators took to the streets a second night in a row protesting the death of eric garner. >> in philadelphia, much more subdued scene following protests wednesday night at the city hall tree lighting ceremony. thursday night inside the new vision methodist church on north broad was a night for organizing and figuring out future protes protests. >> our numbers will increase. >> reporter: holding signs and taping their mouth temple students held what's being called a die in where they pretended to be dead signifying their unity with michael brown. promises were made to change the american justice system. >> people aren't going that be quite any more. it's a different era and i think we need to treat it like it's a different era. >> reporter: there is a memorial now at the site where new york city police officer daniel pant lay yo put eric garne

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at temple university with details of today's announcementnd also reaction from campus. todd. >> reporter: jessica, the weight of the mounting firestorm apparently was just too much. it collapsed an iconic philadelphia connection. he was a face of temple university. cosby's ties here run deep. speaking at graduations, motivating future generations. >> a lot of people look up to him. so, he does have a great impact on the students. >> reporter: cosby's legendary relationship with temple came to an abrupt end monday. numerous old allegations have resurfaced and new claims too. now more than a dozen women claiming to have been drugged and or sexually assaulted by cosby overt past several decades. the 77-year-old philadelphia native resigned from the board of trustees of temple university writing in a statement i have always been proud of my association with temple university. have i always wanted to do what would be in the best interests of the university and its students. as a result, i have tendered my resignation from the temple university bo

we begin with todd quinones at a vigil in souderton, montgomery county where those victims were remembered tonight. todd? >> reporter: and jess cash the mr. immediate thoughts and prayers here tonight of course are with annie flick who remains hospitalized in serious condition. ♪ >> reporter: the devastating loss being felt here is heart to calculate. there were tears, hugs and questions. the murder of 14-year-old nina flick and the stabbing of her 17 year old brother anthony who fought to protect her more than some can take. >> our hearts are broken. our communities are broken. >> after my lunch i would go upstairs and see nina there and we'd sit there and talk. but now that's not going to happen. just depressing. >> reporter: outside nina and anthony's souderton home more gathered to light candles and lay flowers down on the front porch. early monday morning police say 35-year-old accused killer bradley stone entered the flick's home murdering their mother patricia and father aar aaron. >> standing here in front of this place it's very hard to grasp what actually happened here. you can't

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at temple university with reaction to his resignation from the board of trustees. todd? >> reporter: jessica, the wage of the mounting fire storm apparently was just too much as it has collapsed an iconic philadelphia connection. he was face of temple university. cosby' advertise here run deep speaking at graduations motiva motivating future generations. >> a lot of people look up to him. so does he have a great impact on the students. >> reporter: cosbys legendary relationship with temple came to an abrupt end. new claims. now more than dozen women claiming to have been drugged and/or sexually assaulted by cosby over the past several decades. the 77-year-old philadelphia nay tough resigned from the board of trustees of temple university writing in a statement... >> reporter: cosby has never faced criminal charges and he has denied all the allegations but the most further complicate how students we talk to feel about the scandal and cosby himself. >> when everything was coming out i was that's not true it can't be but then seeing him res

. >>> well, let's go live to "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones who is at citizens bank park andtodd, you heard from a lot of fans tonight. >> reporter: yeah, jessica and fans are wondering if jimmy rollins is out the door, who's next? it's the end of one of the greatest phillies teams, jimmy rollins, the man who proclaimed we are the team to beat before leading this franchise to a world series championship in 2008 is now heading west. >> i hate to see him go. i think he's been a class act in philadelphia. >> i always liked jimmy rollins. did he a good job. wish him luck out in l.a. >> he was my favorite. >> i won't say a dumb move or stupid move but it was a bad move. >> why? are you serious. he's like -- he's like jimmy rollins. how can you trade jimmy rollins away. >> reporter:. >> reporter: on sports radio some fans who called in were not in total shock. hope rob ellis believes this is the beginning of the end for some marquee players. >> i think ryan howard will be gone this off season. maybe chase utley waves his no trade. cole hamels is the one guy on the team right now th

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us how police captured that suspect. >> reporter: thisire investigators allege was set by the next door neighbor. court records indicate donna krupp had an ax to grind with her neighbor limerick police detective ernie morris. now the detective's home he shares with his wife and two teenaged the daughter center city destroyed just weeks before christmas. >> that is crazy. and it was something i never seen before and would not leak to see again. >> reporter: investigators allege surveillance cameras from the dead's home show a woman believed to be krupp walking across the front lawn and use wag appears to be a gas grille lighter to set the detective's christmas decorations on fire. just last month the detective had the cameras installed after someone poured carmel to the gas tank of his personal vehicle causing just under $3,000 in damages. were you protecting your son? according to pennsylvania state police, the 52-year-old woman blamed detective morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. morris and his family were vacationin

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us that dog's owner wants justice. >> hi, momma.ook at how beautiful my baby survived. >> reporter: the bullet pierced through the dog's neck and the shooter agitated upper darby police. >> the thing that really bothers me is the moron that did this shooting could have killed anybody. >> reporter: in the densely populated neighborhood on the 6900 block of clinton street, someone decided to open fire shooting debra feliz's dog. >> this block is fool of kids. >> reporter: she used her cell phone to document dog's recovery at the animal hospital. the dog got out of the home friday after her husband accidentally left the back door unlocked. she was in the back alley when a neighbor heard gun shots around 2:30. police say if someone was concerned about the dog, they should have called animal control. >> anything could have happened. you know, i mean, you got to be a reallied -- real idi >> reporter: she's recovering after surgery. the 22 month old rottweiler pitbull mix was bleed when did you go a neighbor found her and called police fri

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at children' hospital with an update on that boy and also an add dull victim. todd? >> reporter: jessica, that three-year-old boy was rushed here to chop. he was shot once in the groin. and tonight there are indications the boy's father may have actually been the intented target. christmas decorations and crime scene tape set the back drop of a bizarre double shooting. it unfolded right here on the 1300 block of south newkirk street in grays ferry. helen says her son in lauder william pew was on his front porch when the gunman shot him in the leg. it was perhaps caves mistaken identity according to police. as the shooter didn't stop the there. >> and them this defendant goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens up the door and fires right now it look like one round into the house. >> reporter: that's how the three year old boy was shot just before noon on monday. the boy's father did not speak to cbs3. she says her son-in-law drove himself to the hospital and is going to be okay. but she's upset. she contends neighbors here were slow t

reporting live in glenn olden todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thanks very much. >>> after 36 years on the job, and numerous commendation from his its riders, one very dedicated septa employee is getting a well deserved send off. >> commonwealth offered a special issue for happy and healthy retirement. >> congratulations in retirement, to eugene smith known as smithy. he started work for septa in 1978, and in all of those years he never called out sick and he has never had a bad report. when asked what he will do now with his free time smithy tells us whatever he wants to do. congratulations. >> 2015 is going to be a huge year here in philadelphia. the pope is coming a as are some tall ships and some amazing artwork. as "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch tells us tourism officials are ready to show off all that philadelphia has to offer. >> reporter: it is not too soon to start planning your 2015 social calendar. >> there is so much to do in philadelphia. you cannot do tonight a day. >> reporter: this year you'll have 365 days, you may find yourself using a lot o

reporting live from center city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good todd, thanks very much. >>> lets go to that breaking news out of new york city tonight. grand jury decline to indict a police officer on any criminal charges, in the choke hold death of eric garner, a confrontation caught on video that we are watching right here. garner was stopped in satan island suspect of selling loose untaxed cigarettes back in july. amateur video captured garner refusing to be handcuffed, in that process, a police officer, danielle pantleo put garner in an apparent choke hold a maneuver that has been banned under nypd policy. >>> also breaking news right now with famed attorney gloria alred by their side three women talk about allegations of second you'll assault by bill cosby. one aid she accepted a cappuchino from cosby that he allegedly referred to as her favorite drippings. he talks about what happened have after he woke up in her car and went to confront an entertainer. >> i wanted an explanation for what happened was i had too much to drink. difficult not believe him. i had had no

in the meantime "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones talked to some phillies fans tonight. >> reporter: it's the end of one of the greatest phillies teams. jimmy rolen the man who proclaimed we are the team to beat before leading this franchise to a world series championship in 2008 is now heading west. >> i hate to see him go. he's been a class act in philadelphia. he's given everything he has. >> i always liked jimmy rollins. did a good job. i wish him luck out in la. >> he was my favorite. >> i won't say a dumb move or stupid move but it was bad move. why? >> are you serious. he's like -- he's like jimmy -- how can you trade jimmy rollins what? >> getting rid of old guys and hopefully bringing new guys. >> some fans who called in were not in total shock. host rob ellis believes this is the beginning of the end for some marquis players. >> i would think that ryan howard will be gone this off season. there's a chance with jimmy going maybe chase utley waves his no trade. not out of the question. cole hamels obviously is the one guy on the team right now that's the big ticket item that

reporting from upper darby, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have some break news to tell but right now fire fighters are battling a blaze in narberth, montgomery county. mobile three is live right now on the scene. this is on the 900 block of montgomery avenue. you can see flames and smoke, lot of smoke coming from this building. we are told it looks like the the fire started in this one story, deli, very early in the investigation, they have to put this thing out. fire is causing a problem i understand for commuters in this area around montgomery avenue which is closed between old gulf road and iona avenue just in case you live in this area but you can see the center of the the scene the hot orange flames. water poured on it right now. fire officials are on the scene. we will update you on this and vittoria will have traffic detours for you if you are in that area and watching us right now this morning. we will stay on top of it for you. >>> fitness trackers are one of the hottest gifts this holiday season but do you know what to look for if you are buying one. >>>

reporting from temple university, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> also, the university of massachusetts cut ties with cosby last week. he received degrees from the school and was a major donor in the past. cosby's name has also been removed from a scholarship at berkley college every music. diana? >> student vanishes after celebrating his 21st birthday, this morning, the frantic search to find him and enters its sixth day. last night the fbi ruled out digital billboards with shane montgomery's picture on them. he was last seen leaving killdare's irish pub in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. authorities hope surveillance video from the area will bring new clues this, as family members, plead for fresh leads. >> what we really need is someone to give us the tip so that we can start heading in the direction that will lead us to shane. >> shane's family and friends have stated shane was not intoxicated. >> the reward now stands at $25,000 for information on shane's disappearance. >>> police are also looking for a hit-and-run driver who left a man in critical condition. cho

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has details. >> reporter: the fire police say was intentionally set by the next door neighbor while the family was away on vacation. limerick township police detective ernie morris and his wife christine were left with virtually nothing. their two daughters were scared and their family cat was killed. the story sent shock waves through the lower pottsgrove community. >> devastating. sad to know someone could do this to somebody else r. >> reporter: tuesday night this texas road house in royersford was packed. >> this is a how much turn out which is awesome because i didn't expect anything like this. >> the staff is telling me the wait might be 45, 50 minutes maybe longer. >> that's not a problem. we're hear to support a good cause and that's what we want to do. >> reporter: the staff and management here decided to donate 10% of the entire night's revenue to the morris family. the goal was about a thousand dollars. which is on ton of the thousand dollars raised by members of the limerick fire company. >> it's amaz amazing. it's a blessing that came

in lower pottstown grove township, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> demonstrations are still strong across the country tonight. protesters calling for change in the wake of two grand jury decisions prompted claims of racism in the american justice system. cbs news correspondent marley hall has the latest now on the new round of demonstrations. >> reporter: protests played out for a third night across the country friday as people expressed their anger over recent cases involving the deaths of unarmed black men during confrontations with police. the protesters method was peaceful. their weapon inconvenience. in boston demonstrators staged a die in in the middle of a major intersection. in philadelphia, high school students laid down in silent protest. in chicago demonstrators blocked famous lake shore drive and in aurora colorado high school students marched on city hall. the outrage is in response to recent decisions by grand juries in new york and missouri. not to charge white police officers in the deaths of michael brown in ferguson and eric garner in new york. >> they were

reporting from the sat center, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> your time is coming up at 5:08. happening today members of the philadelphia city council will hold a hearing on how to tackle a a growing problem in the city: bed bugs. infestations can wreak havoc for homeowners especially in row homes where bugs can easily move from one home to another. councilman mark says he has evidence bed bugs have adapted and they are more resistant to pesticides. >>> also a heroic delaware county teen will be honored for pulling a philadelphia police officer out of this burning car. seventeen year-old joe chambers and another man helped rescue officer mark kency last month after his car burst into flames. delaware county council will recognize chambers for his heroism. >>> holiday spirit arrives tonight in philadelphia when city's christmas tree is lit at city hall. tree is back at city hall's courtyard after spending a few years at love park due you to construction. fun starts at 6:00 tonight and will be their life on "eyewitness news". >> that would be fun. >> nice to see. >> yea

police tell our todd quinones that this is part of the larger problem. >> hi momma. look at how beautiful my baby survived. >> reporter: bullet pierced through dog's neck and shooter agitated upper darby police. >> thing that bothers me is the moran that did the shooting could have killed anybody. >> reporter: in this densely populated neighborhood in the 6900 block of clinton street, someone decided to open fire, shooting deborah feliciaano's dog. >> went up through neck part and up through her cheek this block is full of kids. >> feliciano used her cell phone to document the recovery. the dog got out on friday after the husband left the back door unlock. she was in the the back alley when a neighbor heard a gunshot at 2:30. police say someone was concern about the dog they should have called animal control. >> anything could have happened, you know, you have to be a reallied yot to do something like that. >> reporter: mal o feliciano says has been much more aggressive since being shot. she's recovering after surgery. the 22 month-old rottweiler pit bull mix was ble

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones talked to some phillies fans reacting with mixed emotions. jimmy rollins, man who proclaim we are the the team to beat before leading this franchise to the championship in 2008 is heading west. >> he has been a class act in philadelphia, he has given is everything he had. >> i always liked jimmy rollins. wish him luck in l.a. >> he was my favorite. >> i won't say dumb move or stupid move but it was a bad move. >> reporter: why? >> he is jimmy rollins, what? >> getting red irv old guys and bringing in new guys. >> on sports radio 94 wip some fans were in the the in total shock, host rob ellis believes thinks the beginning of the end for some marquis players. >> i would think that ryan hurt will be gone this off season, there is a chance now with jimmy going maybe chase utley waves his in trade, in the out of the question. cole hamels obviously is one guy on the team that is the the big ticket item that can really net awe lot in return. >> rollins left his mark in philadelphia both on the diamond and off it, jimmy rollins family foundation is d

reporting in north philadelphia, todd quinones, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> and the university of massachusetts also cut ties with cosby last week. he received degrees from the school, and was a major donor in the past. cosby's name has also been removed from a scholarship, at berkley college of music. ukee? >> student vanishes after celebrating a 21st birthday, this morning, the frantic search to finds him enters its sixth day. last night, the fbi rolled out digital billboards, with shane montgomery's picture. he was last seen leaving kill dare's, in manayunk, thanksgiving morning. authority hope surveillance video from that area will bring new clues, this as family members plead for fresh leads. >>> what we really need is someone to give us a tip so that we can start heading in the direction that will lead us to shane. >> shane's family and friend, he was non-intoxicated, we found in our investigation the past four days it is consistent with those statement. >> the reward now stands at $25,000, for information on shane's disappearance. >> , police are also looking

reporting from temple university, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> your time now 6:07. and the frantic search for missing student end its sixth day after he disappeared while celebrating 21st birthday. last night the fbi rolled out digital billboards with shane montgomery picture. he was last seen leaving kill dare's irish pub in manayunk thanksgiving morning. now, authorities hope surveillance video from that area will bring new clues. this as family members plead for fresh leads. >>> what we really need is someone to give us the tip so that we can start heading in the direction that will lead us to shane. >> shane's family and friends have stated shane was not tox kateed when he left the restaurant. we found consistent with the statement. >>> the reward now stands at $25,000 for information on shane's disappearance. >>> police are also looking for a hit-and-run driver who left a man in critical condition. chopper three flying over the scene south 59th and market street in west philadelphia, we're told the gray volvo station wagon hit the man as he was crossing the str

reporting live from spring garden, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a man tried to hold up a cvs at knife point got more than he bargained for. an off-duty police officer son and customer went after that guy there was a struggle by the entrance this happened monday night at 8:30 at cvs on black horse pike. suspect was stopped from getting a way with 11 grand worth of pain medication and that suspect, 27 year-old a man out donahue, faces charges. a missing man's car has been found burning in north philadelphia but where he is remains a mystery. that car was nearly 9 miles from the northeast philadelphia restaurant where the man was last seen. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers, spoke to his family today, matt? >> reporter: chris, 69 year-old veto magleo disappeared sunday night and now special investigations unit within northeast detectives has taken on the the case. this is a big family, and veto magleo stood at its head, father of six and grandfather of nine, disappeared sunday night, his family gathered in his home four days later hoping

reporting live tonight from north philadelphia, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> we also have some breaking news out of newark, delaware a car slams in the home causing a gas explosion, several homes caught on fire on lower valley lane, two of them destroyed, four others are damage, and "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt just spoke to homeowners and david, what do they have to say. >> reporter: jessica, they are testify stated, thinks devastating for other resident in newark, delaware. we have been on the scene a few hours this happened five hours ago and crews are still on the scene working to clean up this mess that will be going on for another few hours. i spoke to one fire fighter who said this could have been worse. he is surprised nobody was seriously injured but people that live inside the house they tell me this is their personal nightmare. intense flames poured out of the knew washing delaware town home after police say on one drove a car into the gas meter in front of the home. the fire, quickly spread to other homes. no one was home w

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, spoke with members of temple's community. >> he was the face of temple university, motivating future generation. >> a lot of people look up to him. so he does have great impact on the students? cosby legendary relationship with temple came to abrupt end monday, numerous old allegations have resurfaced and new claims too. now, more than dozen women, claim to go have been drugged, and/or sexually assaulted by cosby over the past several decades. the 77 year old philadelphia native, resigned from the board every trustees of temple university. writing in a statement: i've always been proud of my association with temple university. i have's always wanted to do what would be in the best draft university, and its students, as a result, i've tendered my resignation from the temple university boards every trustees. cosby has never faced criminal charges. and he has denied all of the allegations, but the move further complicate how student we talk to feel about the scandal, and cosby himself. >> everything coming out, i was judges like that's not true. i

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us how police captured the suspect. >>> this fire investigatorslleged was set by the next door neighbor, court records indicate five two-year old donna krup had an ax to crime with her neighbor limerick police detective ernie morris and now detective's home he shares with his wife and two teenage daughters is destroyed just weeks before christmas. >> it was just something i have never seen before and would in the like to see again. >> reporter: investigators alleged surveillance cameras from the detective's home show a woman, believed to be krup walking right across the the front lawn here and using what appears to be a gas grill lighter to set the christmas decorations on fire. just last month, the detective had the cameras installed after someone poured carmel in the gas tank of his personal vehicle, causing just under $3,000 in damages. were you protecting your son? >> reporter: according to pennsylvania state police the 59 two-year old woman blame didn't morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. morris and his family were vacati