"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has been digging on this story the past few days and has this new video. >> new clear are video you can see police k-9 latched on to philip white's left arm, three two-year old died while in the cuss todd of the vineland police department tuesday. his friend argue this video indicates officers went over game in the use of force. >> what they did to him was uncalled for, totally uncalled for. >> reporter: white's friend says he struggles with the use of pc thep but he was a good man and father of three. the 1:15 video began with white already on the ground with the k-9 a apparently biting his arm. officers instruct white to roll roll over and when he does he is handcuffs. video end with an officer threatening to take the cell phone. >> i need your information or i will take your phone. >> i was never thinking that is what i will see once i seen video. >> reporter: tuesday morning just were 11:00 on the one hundred block of grape street white was being questioned in response to the disorderly conduct call. >> unaudible. >> reporter: recorded scann

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones was with parishioners tonight. ♪ >> reporter: tangles up withheir hope and belief there isnt. seeing this surveillance video of a thief breaking in to take money from donation boxes for the poor was tough for the faithful. >> for us as catholic the church is the place where the blessed sacrament is reposed like it's sacred to us. you know somebody would go in there and do that and upping, and it's just disheartening. >> during a special mass nativity of our lord church in warminster tuesday night parishioners stepped in front of the shrine of saint to pay homage. they inadvertently stepped in the same footprints where the thief walked hours earlier as he stole the money. >> you need money why don't you ask for it? instead of stealing from church that is a lot of people who will give if you ask. >> reporter: it's believed the thief an older white male was dark colored hair and a possible goatee broke in monday night through a side door just after 11:30. >> window is about this big. they smashed that out. i hope the person is caught for two reason

our walt hunter and todd quinones among crowds at city hall.will join them later on. >>> well, it is a nice evening outside there. it turned out to be an okay day to day. >> it is okay. tomorrow will be cloudy, cooler windy ending the month of april on a quiet note. tomorrow beginning may on a cool note. outside temperatures are mainly in the 60's and see observations courtesy of our weather watchers on the bottom of the korean. the let take a look outside where we have some sun, some cloud and we are waiting for that nfl draft all eyes on lincoln financial field. you can see sunshine. that will be a rocking place come late summer, early fall, very excited about that tonight. lets look at storm scan three. we have showers and and thunderstorms, that had a flood advisory, in cumberland county but it has weakened and moving out toward north east over salem county and now in new castle county. it is dying out but still bringing pockets of heavy rain through delaware it the i bear along 40 and 301. associated with this some ponding on area road, mo

reporting live tonight from center city todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. >>> fire fighters tackled a threatening brush fire in buckingham bucks county today. chopper three over the scene as brush, rubbish and tires burn near forest grove ape stack ton road late this morning. fire fighters were able to get those flames under control quickly and in one was injury. >>> a red flag warning is posted today. the these current weather conditions could make any fires difficult to fight. the meteorologist cat i orr is live on the skies deck with more on why that is and also kathy, some changes on the horizon. >> yes, some good changes and not so good we are talking about mild conditions, breezy conditions, and dry conditions and that is why we have that red flag warning in effect until 7:00 tonight. this is area we're talking about through philadelphia to the north and west and you can see areas in central new jersey as well and that is just because it is so dry. we have a enhanced fire risk and possibly later this week as he will. the this is why. risk factors are

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is life in colwyn with the fallout tonight. todd?> reporter: jessica the accusations here are flying and emotions once again have boiled over. this comes as district attorney here is investigating the borough's finances. >> you don't have nothing to -- robin you -- >> you will not intimidate me. >> reporter: screaming and shouting outside borrow hall grew so intense the pennsylvania state police were called in to back up the colwyn police depth. >> check my paper work, paula. you not going to drag me like you dragged him. >> reporter: controversial surrounds paula brown the now former borrow manager and treasurer out of a job. >> this is such a shame for the colwyn taxpayers. because there is no order in this town. there is no control over the financial matters. >> reporter: during an executive session monday evening, council confirmed the vote to eliminate brown's position and also nominate councilman fred thresher to bore president during a couldn't 10 us in meeting thursday night was legitimate. >> the issue tonight was we elimina

. >> lets continue our team coverage with "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, todd. >> reporter: chris, as walt mentioned we are right new on of city hall we are walking with the demonstrators as they begin to walk out here toward love park. we will take a live look. above all people here just want their voices heard they tell me. they see this demonstration as a and are and frustration. crowd has gathered, the northwest corner of dilworth park. we are now moving toward the area of love park. the protest has been organize by the philadelphia coalition for racial economic, and legal justice and dozens of these demonstrators here you can see now are holding signs very specific messages. we took time out just a couple minutes ago to talk to those people holding their signs and we have learned why it is, they chose those specific messages. >> we made this as soon as we her everything going on here as part of the protest. we just want justice for everybody. we want the police to stop killing us. >> i feel like black lives matter. we're killed daily, without explain nation. >> reporte

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from south jersey with the latest developments, todd. >> reporter: chris, long with that new cell phone video tonight there are questions, if drugs and not force, may have played a role in the death of a vineland man. >> unaudible. >> reporter: this video shows second before police k-9 latched on to three two-year old philip white, one officer was on top of white and appears to punch him, then k-9 by the him before he was handcuffed. white later died in custody after going in to respiratory distress. friends point to this video as evidence that police used excessive force. >> they beat that man for no reason. he did nothing wrong nothing. >> reporter: vineland police chief timothy says video doesn't show violent struggle white had with officers beforehand and contend that force was needed. >> mr. whiteys only subdued after k-9 is deployed and they are a able to hand cuff him. >> reporter: recorded scanner traffic believes the officer believes white was trying to grab his service weapon during altercation. vineland police were resp

reporting in west oak lane, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> news is also breaking tonight inestigators believe that both may have been shot elsewhere and then taken to that locate. the victims are hospitalized at this hour. their condition are not known. police are looking for a gunman now. >>> surveillance video catches a glimpse of the van wanted in connection to the chilling abduction of a center city july he store worker. police say three men snatched the woman as she walked to her car in parking garage saturday afternoon. the victim told authorityies are the men bound, beat and hit her with a taser seven times for the stores keys an pass code. she was dumped in a cemetery. that tack has left the tight-it in jewelers row community shaken. >> she's known my business, my family for years. i just hope that they catch whoever it is. she's okay. >> so scared about all of that situation and i'm hoping nobody, you know, everybody will learn lesson and take precaution about it. >> the woman's employer tells "eyewitness news" she is out of the hospital tonight and is recovering at

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at the vineland pd with more on the moments that led to this man's death. todd? >> reporter: chris tonight off camera eyewitness tells me there was a confrontation with police and recorded scan traffic indicates the officer believed the man was trying to grab his gun. >> don't grab my begun! >> on the 100 block of west graves street in a vigil marks a spot where the confrontation with police ended. philip white a father of thee hudson indications are white was up armed when he died in police custody tuesday. >> how did he die in police custody with the vineland police department. >> vineland police are calling this an in custody non shooting death. but what led to white's death isn't exactly clear. a man i spoke with says he saw the altercation unfold just before 1:00 in the afternoon. he tells me white was stumbling around the neighbor's fence an officer pulled up and asked white if he needed medical at its assistance. >> he started freaking out. started getting crazy yelling. he through around house kick, and he missed the officer and

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at the kimmel center where abraham gave everyone quite a scare. todd? >> reporter: jessica in her own words tonight lynne abraham says quite simply, the lights went out. when she takenned on stage here at the kimmel center. >> just about 10 minutes into the debate while fellow candidate annie william was speaking abraham fainted on stage. other mayoral candidates tried to get to the 74-year-old to help but they were tether to do their podium by their microphones. this all took place as the debate was aired life. after cutting to a commercial, abraham was helped to the back of the stage. where she was seen by a doctor. an ambulance pulled up to the kimmel center and emergency personnel wheeled in stretcher but that wasn't needed as about an hour and a half after fainting abraham was well enough to appear at a previously scheduled post debate press conference and she talked to us and told us what happened in her own words. >> i was -- i was just standing there at the podium. i was on arise sorry i leaned over to look at tony and i just the

our todd quinones talk to some who knew him best. >> he is one in a million. they don't make them like john anymore. >> reporter: hear that a lot at edgeley fire company and for good reason. nine five-year old john had no peer. >> he is on record to be the oldest active volunteer fire fighter in the you had of america. >> reporter: seen here in this video posted on you tube he kept his sense of humor, most recently a member of the fire police directing traffic at fire scenes. he was hospitalized with breathing problems after volunteering during a fire in late february on a brutally cold night. he died, on thursday. >> it is tough. it is tough on all of us. i mean he was a go to guy for everything. >> reporter: his grandson says 95 years old's dedication to fire fighting never yielded his helmet and several pictures acorn the the levittown firehouse documenting his services to saving lives. >> there was no way he would ever stop, if he stopped he would have passed years ago. >> reporter: he was captain here for 25 years. >> i represent the the township. >> repo

reporting from the federal courthouse, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the the lights are out the atlantic city's former revel casino. the power was cut off this afternoon by ac r energy partners, they are soul source of utility service for revel. building's new owner glenn straub and ac r were not able to reach for payments, straub assumed as new land lor, in the meantime straub says he will hook up portable generator trucks. >>> well, new jersey governor chris christie considers a presidential run his approval rating sink to a new low. rutgers eagleton poll out find 54 percent of new jersey's registered voters disapprove of job christie is doing while 41 percent approve. some a they feel new jersey is on the wrong track at this point, more than any point in his tenure. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf comes to philadelphia discussing education funding. >> "eyewitness news" at kensington health science's contacted my the latest stop on what the governor called his schools that teach tour. he wants again spokes about the need to invest in public education. i wanted to ma

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in colwyn with new information todd. >> reporter: right now the the situation here is about as clear as mud boro manager says she has in idea if she's still employed here. council in this meeting right new to try to sort this whole thing out. colwyn boro manager paula brown says she has been packing up her personal belongings and getting ready to leave. >> unaudible. >> reporter: thursday night's motions ran high and verbal altercations broke out when council members and brown. board voted to eliminate her position but brown and her allies said the vote wasn't valid because meeting had been adjourn. brown spent the night locked in her office. she said she needed to protect documents and evident for the the district attorney's investigation in the finances of the boro. colwyn currently right now is 1.1 million-dollar in the red after meeting with the solicitor friday night, brown went home and a executive council session was called for monday night. i just talk with her moment ago. >> it is totally dysfunctional. there is an executive sessi

as "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells you, that was just the beginning of the. >> you will not intimidate me. >> the screaming and shouting outside borough hall grew so intense recalling the pennsylvania state police were called in to back up the colwyn police department. >> the controversy; paula brown, now former borough manager and treasurer who is out after job. >> this is such a shame for the colwyn taxpayers. because there is no order in this town, there is no control over the financial matters. >> during a executive session monday evening, council confirmed the vote to eliminate brown's position, and also nominate councilman fred letter tow board president during contentious meeting thursday night was legitimate. it the issue tonight was we eliminated the borough manager job, to cut spending. >> but brown and her allies on council called the vote illegal, they say the meeting has been adjourned. >> i don't like it. but what can i do? i'm only one vote, i'm only one council person. >> brown locked herself in her offers, saying she needed pro protect documents, and doc

in florence, new jersey, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a schoolbus with children on boardrashed into the side of this house today. chopper three over lenape court in mt. laurel which is right near the springville school. we're told 12 children were on board that bus at the time of the crash but none of them was hurt. the bus driver did suffer some minor injuries and had to be taken to the hospital. the guy had a huge gash on his head and the children said that he was kind of like leaning over a bit before he crash. >> investigators believe that driver may have had some kind of medical emergency hype the wheel. >>> first on three parents are on alert after a disturbing show and tell at a philadelphia school. police say a student broader heroin and showed it to his elementary school classmates in west ken sipping ton. matt rivers is live at the special victims unit with the latest on this. matt? >> reporter: jessica we're told by authorities that the student involved in this case is in first grade and so now the big question that remains tonight for investigators here at the

reporting live from delaware county, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> interesting stuff there todd thanks very much. >>> it has been pretty gray around here mess of this day but there is light at the end of the tunnel. >> great week overall, sunnies at the even of the tunnel. we are looking forward to the weekend forecast, kate. >> we will go from gray to great as we head in the weekend and add a t at the end and it will turnout beautiful. we are still dealing with the cold front moving through at the the moment, the same cold front that brought nasty storms to the midwest last night. good news gray day and temperatures below where they were supposed to be has help us out. we are in the seeing any severe weather. there is a storm right here near norfolk virginia with severe thunder storm warning for that one. that is where temperatures got in the 70's and 80's. the cloud hung on, cool air stayed in place and we are seeing a couple stray showers moving through this afternoon and this evening. you can see that warm front didn't lift north. we will stay trapped in the cloud

talking -- todd quinones bridges us to up date. report police k9 can be heard parking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of philip white. thirty-two year old man died tuesday while in the vineland police department custody. family friends, pointing to they had vaux to question if excessive force was used while white was cuffed. >> his mom wants to know what happened and why it happened to her son the way it d nobody wants to get that phonecall to have to bury their son. >> mel eat a simms has been friends with white for more than decade. father of three struggled with the use of pcp but he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to disorders errly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> my gun going for right now. subject under apprehension, tried disarming me. >> scanner believes the officer -- just before 11:00 tuesday morning, off camera eyewitness told me white began freaking out when an officer asked if he needed medical assistance, that white tried to kick the officer

roaring from king of prussia todd quinones, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> in other news tonight suspectsn the beating of a gay couple in center city philadelphia will stand trial on charges of aggravated assault. today judge denied a motion to dismiss charges against philip williams catherine knot and kevin who are began. the three were alleged to have been part of a group that got into a fight with that couple near 16th and chancellor last september. some in the group allegedly directed gay slurs at those men. and one of the victims suffered severe facial fractures. >>> new tonight, prosecutors have charged a gloucester county pastor with sexual assault. franklin township police say james simmons began sexually abuseing a woman when she was 17 years old and the abuse continued for several years. that alleged victim is now 21. police say simmons is a pastor at the new life in christ ministries in malaga. he surrendered to police and bail was set at 150 to us son dollars. thousands of fugitives across the country including more than 80 in new jersey are now off the streets after a six wee

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has the play by play. >> tears payroll sheets from -- from the colwyn borough police department. they should never be shredded. >> reporter: former borough manager paul brown pulled no punches causing the sledding of borough documents illegal. these bags were diss covered monday in a dumpster near a park. >> when you're under investigation you don't sled anything. >> reporter: after another contentious council meeting brown's opponents on council argued the supposed shredded documents are bogus. >> there's nobody did any shredding of borough documents or anything like that. absolutely not. >> there was no documents shredded today. >> reporter: brown lost her job earlier this month when a divide council voted to eliminate her position in what was being called a cost cutting move. but brown seize herself as a whistleblower who had been targeted delaware county district attorney's office is investigating the finances of the borough. colwyn is now more than $1 million in the red and two council members are refuseing to sign their names on any council

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has been digging deeper into this arrest and death and tonight he's breaking new information in the case. >> reporter: the police k9 can be heard barking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of the philip white. 32-year-old man died tuesday while in the cut deet vineland police depth. family and friends are pointer to go this video to question if excessive force was used while white was handcuffed. >> all his mom wants to know what happened wine it happened to her son the way it did? nobody wants to get that phone call to have to bury they son. >> sims has been friends with white for more than a decade. she says the father of three struggled with the use of pcp but that he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to a disorderly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> reporter: recorded scanner traffic indicates the officer believed white was trying to grab his service weapon during an altercation with police. an it witness told me white began freaking out when an officer asked if he needed

in wynnewood todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> quite a story.hat a beautiful story. >>> tomorrow operation baby lift will be honored at the vietnam veterans memorial in monmouth county. >> the anger is real. technology is cutting edge. >> this is some bull bleep man. >> do you want the paper work? >> we are just minutes away from the big boot alert. find out how some people are skipping out on their parking tickets and what city officials are planning to do to catch them. ride along with me on the boot patrol when "eyewitness news" continues. kathy? >>> cold for now but then the clouds move in and kicking out weekend rain. storms to the south are moving to the northeast. the question how far north does it get? i have the answer coming up with the seven day. >> and it could be the hottest concert ticket of the summer. the music legend who is kick off his tour right here in philadelphia. >> and the philadelphia eagles take to the field the baseball field. they're hitting homers and tissuing on some of their newest teammates in "eyewitness spo >>>

cbs-3 reporter todd quinones was inside the courtroom and joins us live from the federal courthouse todd. >> reporter: chris, if released on bond prosecutors argued that thomas would pose a flight risk and a danger and the the judge agreed. sitting in the federal courtroom keonna a thomas said nothing during a pretrial hearing. >> get out of my way. >> move, move, move. >> reporter: afterward thomas's grandmother and mother and family supporters said little to reporters outside the federal courthouse. >> she didn't do nothing. >> reporter: what was she doing? >> reporter: this explosive video shows april 3rd arrest of the 30 year-old at her home on the 800 block of north tenth street north philadelphia mother is accused of knowingly a attempting to provide material support and resources to the terror group isis. the the fbi arrest warrant claims after applying for a passport thomas bought airline tickets to board a march 31st flight through spain to turkey through syria where she wanted to give her life through isis. up investigators contend thomas or young liones a haddon line communica

that is where we will find "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones live with more todd. >> reporter: hey, chris, right now there is a power struggle going on here and many workers are caught in the middle. they are out here tonight they are protesting they want jobs paying $15 an hour and many of them are upset to learn that some of the states are trying to overturn the cities paid sick leave law. fighting for higher pay and more respect workers took to the streets of the center city to protest against low wage jobs this comes as pennsylvania state legislators are trying to roll role back cities paid sick leave law. >> if i need to take a day off because i don't feel well sit unfair to me that i work and pay taxes like everybody else. >> we just clearly don't understand it. >> reporter: councilman bill greenlee push for the the new law and cities requiring companies with ten or more employees to provide one hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours an employee works. >> it particularly affects lower income workers, service workers, people who need it the most. i don't think that is

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at septa headquarters with the latest todd? >> reporter: jessica, it is one thing to just talk about the ads but something entirely different to see these ads on the sides of septa buses and today we spoke to a number of riders about what they think. anti islamic ads are plastered on septa buses, first of which began appearing today. >> isn't that terrible. >> reporter: ads include a 1941 photograph of hitler and palestinian arab national supporter and islamic jew hatred. it is in the quran. while some think it is a april fools joke the reality is these ads will appear on 84 septa buses by the the weekend. septa lost a federal court battle to stop them from running for next four weeks. wednesday we spoke to several septa riders who are muslim. >> i ammo fended by it. >> this is america. you have the the right to have an opinion but that is kind of racist, but i mean, it is america, people say racist stuff all the time. >> reporter: federal court judge ruled that the ads paid for by new hampshire based non-profit called america'

reporting live from kingsessing, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you can understand why toddnks very much. >>> police in darby boro need your help as they look for a man who shoot another man over a pair of shoes. this was the scene outside happy inn baron main street. there was a disagreement of some kind that spilled out on to the the street. you can see the suspect waving the gun. then you see the crowd reaction as the shots are fired just outside the range of the camera. police say that this man ronnie read is the man they are looking for they say he shot the victim after the two had that fight. >> incident occurred over an argument inside the bar that mr. reid was stepping on a sneaker of the victim. >> darby police say that reid is known to be in locations both in philadelphia and cash i boro. they consider him armed and dangerous. the victim is recovering tonight from some serious wound. >>> we are hearing from a southwest airlines passengers who says a woman next to him poked him with the pen because he was snoring on the plane. take a look at this video from on board

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live, with the details on this todd? >> reporter: well, jessica the city of philadelphia goes by a number of different nicknames most commonly we are referred to as the city of brotherly love. another not so nice nickname is filth iadele fee a scenes like this one will, that is the the reason why. 5 cents per bag a nickel tax on nearly every disposable bag you get is the idea philadelphia city councilman mark. >> if you needed ten bags in the purchase it will cost five you sent extra for your shopping. >> reporter: with litter blocking city street, garbage piled on the ground and even plastic bags hanging on trees the councilman wants to clean up the city. nickel bag tax applies to both paper and plastic would be used for an anti litter campaign and enforcement. >> 5 cents per bag. >> i didn't know that, i usually carry a reusable with me but today was an off date. >> there is a lot of waste generated from these plastic bags. >> reporter: across the u.s. philadelphia is latest city or state that has or is considering fee

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from the the sat center with these late break goatee tails todd. >> reporter: chris, this is pretty big but still won't put an even to the lawsuits filed against the nfl. here's what happened. a federal judge in philadelphia a approved a settlement to resolve thousands of nfl concussion lawsuits. the league has been troubled for years by complaints that it hid risk of repeated concussion toss players. as part of the deal the nfl may never to have reveal what it the new about the risk and treatment of concussions but here's what it could cover. it could cost $1 billion over 65 years. it will help estimate 6,000 of 20,000 retired players who are expected to suffer from dementia. the average pay out per retired player is $190,000, but at ward could reach between one and 5 million for players diagnosed in their 30's and 40's with early on set dementia or death. cbs-3's sports director beasley reese, a former nfl player is a plaintiff in the lawsuit and president of the philadelphia nfl alumni association and i spoke with my collogue m

as todd quinones tells us the the law maker pushing for stiffer penalty of so-called swatters was a victimelpful self. >> reporter: a call into 911 indicate there had was april hostage inside an apartment building. florence township police officers geared up with loaded rifles and surrounded the building. the it turns out it was all a hoax known as swatting. it is happening very often. >> there was a call that someone had shot a resident. >> reporter: in another incident this weekend in washington township police chief rafael munoz activated his swat team saturday afternoon as investigators called the home owner. >> they said we have a report of a shooting at your house. >> i a said what? >> reporter: home belongs to new jersey a sem willably man and former cbs-3 consumer reporter paul moriarty he was watching the the masters when he was told to suddenly come outside with his hand up. >> i walk out the front door and there are six police cars, a dozen police officers with their shotguns aimed at my house, wearing helmets and flack jackets. >> reporter: paul moriarty had been pushing legisl

as our todd quinones tells us today's court action follows release of the grand jury report which founde engaged in the cover up. >> reporter: for the first time in black and white we are getting a a clear understanding of what the grand jury concluded, in its investigation involving pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >> the grand jury recommending kathleen kane be charged with per injury i and obstruction also found that she mischaracterized the events to cover up activities. the grand jury did not find her testimony truthful. the remarks are included in the release monday afternoon of the previously sealed finings, kane had continuously denied allegation that is she illegally leak secret grand jury documents. release of the documents comes as a three judge panel is considering if kane violated a court order by firing her chief deputy james bark eras retaliation. >> this is a very serious allegation that has been laid at the feet of the attorney general. >> reporter: special assistant prosecutor john mcmahon is arguing indirect criminal attempt allegation should proceed. kane

in washington township, new jersey, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, philadelphia police now say they have found a van that was used to kidnap that jewelry store worker in center city philadelphia we know that victim was taken from a chestnut street parking garage back on april 4th, beat, hit with the taser and robbed are. one suspect in this crime khiry gay has waved his extradition from south carolina. court document say that surveillance video shows him in the store where the victim worked. police say they are looking for other suspects tonight. the total reward in that case is up to $20,000. >>> a tanker truckings off the road in north jersey and took out several park cars and came close to hitting aim home in becauseway in stat on island. one car was knock further down the street and slipped upside down. fire crews evacuated as a precaution but no one was hurt. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" sitting on a plane and hearing banging and screaming coming from below, passengers speak out after pilot is forced to make an emergency landing. >>> actress

reporting live from colwyn delaware county, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thanks. >>> members of the northeast philadelphia community are left picking up the pieces have after vandals strike a children's play ground overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us at roosevelt playground in mayfair where neighbors are calling this a recurring problem, matt. >> reporter: today city officials cleaned up this latest round of vandalism other times that task falls to volunteers who spend their own time trying to make sure it the stays clean but no matter who cleans it up, it is clear that neighbors are fed up with it. trash dumped all over the park graffiti sprayed in several places, even milk cartons thrown and smashed begins a building wall. it is all vandalism and some of what neighbors who live near roosevelt play ground in northeast philadelphia saw thursday night. >> things have been happening like this for the last between five and ten years. >> reporter: woman who took those photos didn't want to show her face. she's afraid of the teenage hours run am

in wynnewood, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> incredible story.oday beginning at 10:00 o'clock at the new jersey viet nam veterans memorial in monmouth county. >> it is 5:36 right now. service to the statue of liberty expected to resume this morning after a bomb scare forced the monument to be evacuated on friday. authority say someone called 911, threatening to blow up this statue. the bomb squad inspected the package found near the lockers. it was seen safe more than 2700 visitors were forced to leave liberty island. >> a terror plot to attack the vatican foiled. more than dozen suspected islamic extremists are arrested on the island of sardineia. susan macinnis with the latest from london. >> reporter: police hauled away members of a suspected islamic terrorist ring after series of raids on the italian island of sardinea. they say they tapped the phones of terror suspect who talked about caring out a big jihad, possibly against the vatican. the chief prosecutor says a would-be suicide bomber from pakistan arrived in rome in 2010 to target vatic

reporting from vineland, new jersey, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile policeicle unless gloucester county must use lights and sirens when exceeding road's posted speed limit by more than 20 miles an hour. prosecutors new policy comes three months after a franklin township a patrol car struck and killed ten year-old matthew mccloskey. that patrol car was responding to a non-emergency call at 74 miles an hour. its flashers and sirens were not activated. >>> right now 6:38. just an awful image here a income out on a septa platform a teen takes a swing at a 60 year-old man and breaks his jaw. >> surveillance video captured the devastating blow monday afternoon in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in the studio with that story nicole. >> the video is grain i, you can see it here but septa police say they have a clear shot of the person they are looking for this morning. in this case a teen who sucker punched a man in the 60's sending him to the hospital. look closer at that video, just taken yesterday afternoon at a train platform at 15th and

todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of people talking about this a lot of opinions out theree do want to know what you have to think about it. you can always connect with us on facebook and twitter at cbs philly using the hash tag cbs philly chat. >> now to what could have been a deadly prank. a student is charged with assault after police say he spike his teacher's coffee with eye drops making her sick. it happened on tuesday at central regional high school in berkeley township. investigators there say that the student slipped those eye drops into kelly gross' coffee when she left her classroom. she had to be taken to the hospital after suffering with stomach pains. we spoke to her husband who says his wife did not deserve that. >> the whole thing is pretty upsetting for my life. physically better but emotionally she's pretty upset that someone would do this to her. from what i understand he was just trying to pull a prank but you should be careful with such things. she could have been seriously hurt. >> we have been told that that student has been suspend suspended pending