trang? >> reporter: natasha, those two high school student friends bridgeton high school lost their lives as well as two other students remain hospitalized after this one-car crash, you can see, across the road here, small memorial has formed, underneath a tree at the scene of the crash. we've seen few class police, family friends stopping by here, as word of the accident spread through this small tight-knit community of bridgeton. state police say 17 year oldish a, behind the wheel, and 15 year old mink all a mostly in the front passenger seat. both died at the scene. the accident happened about 3:45 this morning on route 49. state police say the car was headed westbound when it swerved across the road and into a tree on the eastbound side. the witness said the girls were following a car with three boys inside. the boys told the witness the group was headed home to bridgeton after going to ocean city after their prom when they saw the girls car swerve off the road. >> kids live for this mom

trang? >> reporter: jess, hundreds of people came out to this meeting to find out just what is in their drinking water, and the possibility effects of it. study linked these chemicals to developmental effects in fetuses and infants and also certain types of cancer. how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight publ

trang?> reporter: jessica, 2014 david law put narcan into the states of first responders across the state. here in delaware county access to narcan as simple as walking into an acme. it's easy to use. >> it does get pushed up your nostril and one push. >> reporter: now narcan will be easy to get if you live in delaware county. >> it's just another step on our fight against the epidemic of the heroin overdoses and heroin and pope pee yacht epidemic. >> acme are stocked with the naval spray used to reverse overdoses. people fighting addiction and their loved ones will be able to get it without a prescription. >> our pharmacists are trained to counsels are counsel when somebody comes in and asks for the product. we do counsel on what to do, what are the signs of opiate overdose, how to handle that. >> reporter: since late 2014, first responders in the county say -- saved 250 lives using narcan film this is a good step towards preventing deaths from overdoses. it's not a solution to the problem.

for now we're live in chester, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> trang, thank you very much. > the second jewel of the triple crown gets off to a tragic start. today two horses died in races leading up to the 141st preakness stakes in baltimore and one hoarse has ties to our area. homeboykris collapsed and died of heart attack after winning race number one the at pimlico. three races later more heartbreak for the owners of the owners of legendary horse barbaro. their horse pramedya had to be thank you knifed on the track. you might remember kentucky derby winner barbaro broke his leg at the start of the preakness tense years ago. barbaro had to be euthanized three months later. jon stewart is adopting a lancaster county horse whose story abuse made headlines. lilly was shot with paintballs and abandoned in march. she was treated at the new bolton center in can't net square. stuart and his wife will bring lilly and another horse home to their farm for abused animals in monmouth new jersey. >>> we're hoping for a better finish to the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey is in our

for now, live in wilmington, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> trang, thank you so much. former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky, will be back in a center county courtroom tomorrow, sandusky once again fighting for new trial following his 2012 conviction on 45 counts of child sex abuse crimes. sandusky's attorneys will argue that his original trial was faulty in a number of ways. sandusky serving 30-60 year sentence right now. >>> and a rally for change today in west philly for the ninth annual may day. people braved this rain today in clark park for food and fun. but they did not forget the fight for workers rights. may day is traced all the way back to the 18 80s, honoring workers who died in the struggle for a eight-hour work day. today the focus shifted to the fight for 15-dollar minimum wage and other issues. >> we're all connected working people throughout the world, the 99%, if you will, are in a world of hurt searching for a new way forward. >> you have to use the power which we have and that is the power of non-cooperation, with a system that's no longer

trang. >> reporter: natasha, this accident happened just across the road here on route 49.we go across the street, you can see that there's a make shift memorial that has formed. friends and family of day is a sultan and mikayla mosley stopping by to leave balloons and cards and flowers and just finding comfort in being together and sharing stories of these two teens gone too soon. >> two of my best friends in the same day. prom was supposed to be a happy day not where you die. >> reporter: two beautiful lives cut short on a night teens look forward to all year. >> 17-year-old day is a sultan, 15-year-old mikayla mosley and two friends on their way back from ocean city after the bridgeton high school prom. state police say around 3:45 a.m. sultan was headed westbound on route 49 towards bridgeton when her pt cruiser swerved into the eastbound lane and struck a tree. sultan and mosley were killed. medics rush the two other passengers jada, and zaya stocks to the hospital g nobody needs to experience this pain much this pain is like -- it's physically hurting us. nobody shoul

live in the sat sent i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, keep us updated. thank you. >>> well the sixers have hit the jackpot they will have the number one overall pick in members months's nba draft. >> don bell is here with reaction to this big night in philly sports i love the reaction from the fans on this. >> it's absolutely nuts. ukee, you globe are you okay. >> i'm being cool around the whole thing. >> palms are sweaty all night. we were going crazy over this, man much eighths huge night for the 76ers. 20 years ago the sixers had the number one pick. they drafted allen iverson cultural icon, hall of famer arc winner. tonight, they had a 26% chance of winning the top spot. >> number one pick in the 2016nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers. >> yeah, and finally something goes right for brett brown and the sixers. a team finished with a second worst record in the history of the nba. maybe, just maybe, it was worth it. meanwhile the reaction at a x fin if the life in south philly. (cheers and applause) >> they haven't had an all star since 2013. hopef

hi, trang. >> reporter: hi, rahel.t was scorching hot all day long but with the sundown it made for perfect weather to attend a outdoor festival. there were lines out the door of the chinese lantern festival. huge lines outside the chinese lantern festival at franklin square park. >> very packed, very packed. looks nice though. seen it riding by a lot. hopefully the kids enjoy it. >> reporter: people looking to kick off memorial day weekend with some outdoor activity in the city. >> we loved it. we actually saw lantern festival when we were in china and it was very similar to this and so the girls loved it. >> i think it's beautiful. i think we came at the right time. it's gorgeous out. we just came from south street. it's a great day to be in philly. >> it's been wonderful finally after all the rain. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: the rain isn't staying away for long, though. with a wet forecast for monday, many say they plan to stay home but still have a cookout. >> on monday we'll do the burgers hot dogs and potat

trang? >> reporter: jessica, 2014 david law put narcan into the states of first responders across the state. here in delaware county access to narcan as simple as walking into an acme. it's easy to use. >> it does get pushed up your nostril and one push. >> reporter: now narcan will be easy to get if you live in delaware county. >> it's just another step on our fight against the epidemic of the heroin overdoses and heroin and pope pee yacht epidemic. >> acme are stocked with the naval spray used to reverse overdoses. people fighting addiction and their loved ones will be able to get it without a prescription. >> our pharmacists are trained to counsels are counsel when somebody comes in and asks for the product. we do counsel on what to do, what are the signs of opiate overdose, how to handle that. >> reporter: since late 2014, first responders in the county say -- saved 250 lives using narcan film this is a good step towards preventing deaths from overdoses. it's not a solution to the proble

trang? >> reporter: jess, hundreds of people came out to this meeting to find out just what is in their drinking water, and the possibility effects of it. study linked these chemicals to developmental effects in fetuses and infants and also certain types of cancer. how safe is the drinking water in hour stamp, warrington and warminster? not save enough according to residents. >> we're actually getting a filter on our house. fluctuating numbers. we don't want to wait eepa finds it's really bad for fetuses. >> people pack the community center to get answers. what's being done. the chemicals used in fire fighting foam are linked to the former naval base and air station in the area. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think the most likely places were it went into the ground water and best places where we can attack the problem and basically treat it. >> reporter: last week, epa lowered the acceptable levels for pfoa and pfos in ground water through township took eight publ

live in the sat sent i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, keep us updated.hank you. >>> well the sixers have hit the jackpot they will have the number one overall pick in members months's nba draft. >> don bell is here with reaction to this big night in philly sports i love the reaction from the fans on this. >> it's absolutely nuts. ukee, you globe are you okay. >> i'm being cool around the whole thing. >> palms are sweaty all night. we were going crazy over this, man much eighths huge night for the 76ers. 20 years ago the sixers had the number one pick. they drafted allen iverson cultural icon, hall of famer arc winner. tonight, they had a 26% chance of winning the top spot. >> number one pick in the 2016nba draft goes to the philadelphia 76ers. >> yeah, and finally something goes right for brett brown and the sixers. a team finished with a second worst record in the history of the nba. maybe, just maybe, it was worth it. meanwhile the reaction at a x fin if the life in south philly. (cheers and applause) >> they haven't had an all star since 2013. hopeful

that's where we find trang do with the latest. trang? >> reporter: natasha that two to three-month old baby girl is in critical condition at saint christopher's. she was taken here after the deadly accident that killed a child and two other children are in critical condition at chop. >> a horrifying scene in east falls after two cars collided just before 4:00 p.m. >> people were transported to the hospital. five adults four children. >> police say a car three adults and four children traveling northbound on henry avenue when it crossed over center line. the car was sit by a southbound car carrying two adults. two of the children in the first car were ejected from the back window. >> vehicle stopped and everybody ran as much as they could. >> included two off duty police officer. >> they stopped and rendered assistance to the patients. one officer went with the medic unit. >> medics rushed a five to 7-year-old boy to saint christopher's hospital for children? he was pound before 5:00. investigators were working to determine a cause but sa

reporter trang do. satellite center. >> reporter: because of the high profile guests this was a major security event. people having to go through metal detectors and getting their bags searched. the focused was on the graduates, vice president biden did make a special appearance on stage. among the proud families of the university of pennsylvania class of 2016, two poll ar ends political spectrum. >> we saw trump come in and we can recognize him because of his hair and we have a camera that has a zoom lens. when everyone started clapping, we knew it was biden coming in. >> reporter: arriving first to a mix of cheers. he saw daughter tiffany graduate with a degree in sociology. >> tiffany trump. >> reporter: joe biden and wife jill arrived just before the 6:30 ceremony. >> we know that the vice president's granddaughter is here. we were excited to see him. we're a fan of joe biden. >> reporter: a special moment bind's granddaughter as he came on stage. the two high profile families met planet of secret s

reporter trang do. is in our satellite center. >> reporter: because of the high profile guests this was a major security event. people having to go through metal detectors and getting their bags searched. the focused was on the graduates, vice president biden did make a special appearance on stage. among the proud families of the university of pennsylvania class of 2016, two poll ar ends political spectrum. >> we saw trump come in and we can recognize him because of his hair and we have a camera that has a zoom lens. when everyone started clapping, we knew it was biden coming in. >> reporter: arriving first to a mix of cheers. he saw daughter tiffany graduate with a degree in sociology. >> tiffany trump. >> reporter: joe biden and wife jill arrived just before the 6:30 ceremony. >> we know that the vice president's granddaughter is here. we were excited to see him. we're a fan of joe biden. >> reporter: a special moment bind's granddaughter as he came on stage. the two high profile families met planet o

trang do live at the scene of today's incident with more on what happened. trang? >> that the tasha, peco crews are still out here working to repair this issue. you can see, along here on sixth street, all of the peco trucks still out here, also many moreover on fifth street. now, 50 homes had to be de-energize in the order to make these repairs, all but six had power restored back tonight. you can see this intersection here, these lights are still out, people treating this as a four way stop. >> startling wake-up call after 1:00 a.m. for people who live on 600 block of pine street. >> it was extremely scary. when you turn the light out, you are going to bed, and you hear a boom that sounds like your yard exploded. >> that boom was the sounds of manhole covers flying from their bases, peco spokeswoman said underground cable got extremely hot, creating pressure that launched the covers into the air. >> stuck in the middle of the street, several over the street, kept building up, more and more, with each minute, and it was a very frightening experience. and all of th

that's where we find trang do with the latest. trang? >> reporter: natasha that two to three-month old baby girl is in critical condition at saint christopher's. she was taken here after the deadly accident that killed a child and two other children are in critical condition at chop. >> a horrifying scene in east falls after two cars collided just before 4:00 p.m. >> people were transported to the hospital. five adults four children. >> police say a car three adults and four children traveling northbound on henry avenue when it crossed over center line. the car was sit by a southbound car carrying two adults. two of the children in the first car were ejected from the back window. >> vehicle stopped and everybody ran as much as they could. >> included two off duty police officer. >> they stopped and rendered assistance to the patients. one officer went with the medic unit. >> medics rushed a five to 7-year-old boy to saint christopher's hospital for children? he was pound before 5:00. investigators were working to determine a cause but sa

trang. >> reporter: philadelphia landmark getting a second life i'm trang do with the divine lorraine hotel where hundreds are getting a sneak peak inside. >>> i always tell them to do their best and always go higher and higher. >> they certainly listen. seven kid, seven college graduates, four graduating in the next two weeks. mom's loving ultimatum that they say made them better people. >>> new at 6:00 cup cakes, balloons, there is in birthday party, surprising reason behind the celebration inside a local hospital. we will be rig >>> from eye sore to eye popping, the incredible, transformation of the philadelphia's landmark. lets look inside the tea vine lorraine's multi million-dollar make over. >>> "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30 hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. historic renovation of the divine already rain is making a huge impact on north broad street. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is there to show you how it is all shaping up, trang. >> reporter: that is right, it is an exclusive club to get in only a few people allowed at a time and this line

for now we're live in pennsylvania lanning i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful tribute., thank you so much. >>> as we continue tonight, hot wiring homes to steal electricity. >> the every day household item thieves are using to cheat the power grid and how much money this crime is cost you much that's next. >> kate. >> seeing the sun was nice while it lasted but now the clouds are back and we're tracking a few showers off to our south for now but i'll tell when you areas are most likely to see rain tomorr tomorrow. >> also, the etiquette of tipping. when you pay your restaurant bill should you tip on the pre or post tack amount? that's a good question. nicole brewer gets the answer. >>> and actor mark rough low comes to the philadelphia region on a mission. why he was knee deep in a local creek. >>> the case of the missing quarterback has been solved. sam bradford is back with the eagles after demanding a trade. what sammy b is saying about his return. that's later in sports. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at 63rd and theodore street with breaking details on this, trang. >> reporter: you can see it is a active scene here with the crime scene unit in front of the victim's house. police are not the releasing the name but he is a 77 year-old man who lives here his entire life. neighbor called 911 around one there 30 monday morning after hearing commotion from the house. fire fighters came out, knocked on the door but saw nothing out of the ordinary. they left without going inside the house. man's sons called police to do a well-being check on him after he didn't hear from him since friday. the office's arrived at 1:00 p.m. to find the man on the floor of his home with blunt force trauma to the head. detectives believe that the suspect broke in the back of the house, and beat this man, twice over the course of the weekend. >> there are many things, since friday night when he got beat up by kids in the neighborhood. he didn't go to the hospital. and it appears that sunday, early monday morning the kid again broke in the house and assaulted him and

for now we're live in pennsylvania lanning i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful tribute.thank you so much. >>> as we continue tonight, hot wiring homes to steal electricity. >> the every day household item thieves are using to cheat the power grid and how much money this crime is cost you much that's next. >> kate. >> seeing the sun was nice while it lasted but now the clouds are back and we're tracking a few showers off to our south for now but i'll tell when you areas are most likely to see rain tomorr tomorrow. >> also, the etiquette of tipping. when you pay your restaurant bill should you tip on the pre or post tack amount? that's a good question. nicole brewer gets the answer. >>> and actor mark rough low comes to the philadelphia region on a mission. why he was knee deep in a local creek. >>> the case of the missing quarterback has been solved. sam bradford is back with the eagles after demanding a trade. what sammy b is saying about his return. that's later in sports. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>

trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> okay. reasoning, thank you. $1,000 reward is being offered for information in a horrific case of animal cruelty in delaware count two dogs were found burned behind a home on the 28 hundred block on 6th street in chest the and mals were alive before un someone set them on fire. the reward is for leading to arrest and conviction. >>> four year old who came face-to-face with a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. they killed the gorilla after he fell into a exhibit some are outraged is the zoo's response and want the child's mother to face child. show a four year old boy in the gorilla moat the boy got through a barrier and fell at least 10 feet down into the shallow stream. that's when the 17 year old endangered western low land gorilla approaches the boy. at first it looked like he's being protective then his behavior turns threatening. >> oh, my god. the gorilla has the child and is dragging him. >> reporter: zoo officials removed two female gorillas from the en closure did

trang do live at the scene of today's incident with more on what happened. trang? the tasha, peco crews are still out here working to repair this issue. you can

trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> okay. reasoning, thank you. $1,000 reward is being offered for information in a horrific case of animal cruelty in delaware count two dogs were found burned behind a home on the 28 hundred block on 6th street in chest the and mals were alive before un someone set them on fire. the reward is for leading to arrest and conviction. >>> four year old who came face-to-face with a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. they killed the gorilla after he fell into a exhibit some are outraged is the zoo's response and want the child's mother to face child. show a four year old boy in the gorilla moat the boy got through a barrier and fell at least 10 feet down into the shallow stream. that's when the 17 year old endangered western low land gorilla approaches the boy. at first it looked like he's being protective then his behavior turns threatening. >> oh, my god. the gorilla has the child and is dragging him. >> reporter: zoo officials removed two female gorillas from the en closure did

trang do is live in the middle of the excitement. folks out there at this hour enjoying things. >> it's getting rowdy. i couldn't let everybody else have all the fun, they got giant legos and i love them i made for you before this live shot cbs3 advertising. a philly warm weather favorite is back. . >> we love it here. the lots of good food, things for kids to do. >> opening day at spruce street harbor bringing out plenty of kids. >> it's nice. it's fun. and it is exciting. >> reporter: and kids at heart. this year's park is loaded with more games. >> i like how there's games and the chess and the big thing. >> this toy is new. i think some of the food vendors are new. >> reporter: more food vendors. >> you can't go wrong, you can't find it anywhere else. it's about philly local. >> reporter: live entertainment from local bands a big hit with the younger set. >> i love like loud music and fancy stuff and nice art. seeing different things. >> reporter: the sun struggled to join the fun, the chill made it the perfect day to snuggle up

in wildwood, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> on this memorial day a special honor in delaware late beau biden the home of the delaware national guard has now been renamed the major joseph r. beau biden the third national guard reserve center much his father vice-president joe by didn't was there for the sr. mon. he was an army reserve sift and the state's former attorney general. >> truly loved him. he was the most morally up right person. >> he was great guy. he loved being a soldier. >> it was inn cell. it was all about service for b bow. like he join the military at 35. didn't need to do that. he wanted to do that. he want to do serve his country. >> beau biden died one year ago today from brain cancer. >>> for the first time in 13 years, new names were added to the philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial on spruce street. at a ceremony today the names of master sergeant francis corcoran of port richmond and master sergeant george element wilson of frankford were unveiled. the service members had gone unrecognized for nearly 50 yea years. they were officially recognized by t

>> trang, thank you. shaking up the debate on the soda tax. supporters and opponents came out in force to voice their opinion on mayor kenney's proposal to tax sugary drinks. our natasha brown is live at city hall with what both sides are saying tonight, natasha. >> question tell you for many there's certainly no middle crowned grounden the issue and that became clear during a deviceive meeting at city hall tonight. one by one a steady stream of folks some four. >> failure to do something with three to five year olds at this time will cost on the misery tax. >> some against mayor kenney's so-called soda tax had two minutes to state the case. >> i'm here to speak out against the outrageous and discriminatory tax. >> the meeting became deviceive with many carrying signs that spoke louder than words. >> it's fairest and fastest way and mayor said the money will go directly to pay for expanded prek services and rebuilding parks and libraries and remember centers and community schools a whole lot of things tha

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live on the beach in wildwood with this story, tran g? >> reporter: jessica, wild wide pride itself for being a free public beach opened to everyone but people living hearsay some of these weekend visitors disrespected this community by leaving trash on the beach and also getting into numerous fights. cell phone video sparking outrage, long time wildwood resident ed coleman shot this video of a trashed wildwood beach on memorial day. empty beer cans, plastic cups and debris left in the sand for a 15 block stretch. >> i'm offering you a fee beach. all i'm asking for you to do is pick up after yourself and they can't even do that. >> reporter: wildwood mayor eartha troiano junior says it took hours for public work crew toss clean up the mess a lot of energy, a lot of wasted money for simple act of just pick up what you put the on the ground. >> reporter: wildwood police department also busy this holiday weekend since thursday evening, 2,000 calls to police netted 182 arrests. >> under age drinking, disorderly conducts, so, you know, young k

there was a public meeting on the topic tonight and "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on theush and what a doctor has to say about it. >> reporter: this was the first of three public hearings on this issue over the next two weeks. educators, parents and just anyone from the community was able to weigh in on a later school start time. students aren't the only ones hitting the books in new jersey. the department of education is currently studying whether middle and high school students should start their school day later. >> the studies have shown if you can delay start time by an hour students will sleep an extra hour and that should help out quite many different areas. >> reporter: dr. david cohen of the center for sleep medicine at chestnut hill hospital says the health issue that's definitely worth considering. >> by not getting enough sleep it can cause higher risk of motor vehicle accidents, potentially more childhood obesity, impaired performance in school, sleepiness in general. >> i represent new jersey principals and supervisory employees around the state of new jerse

brown, thank for joining us, the ticket sold at 7-eleven on chambers street in trenton, new jersey, trang do is there with all of the excitement. i guess lots of people are streaming in, frank? >> oh, yes, that the tasha. probably see them all around. yes, still no word on who bought that ticket but we know it was sold at this store ever since the news came out people are stopping in to buy lottery ticket or to be a part of the excitement here. >> this 7-eleven on chambers street trenton is the talk of the town. >> my sister from the shore called me up oh, the 7-eleven, where you live at, had the big one. i thought i have to go over and find out who it was. >> new jersey lottery officials confirm the store sold the sole winning ticket from saturday's nearly 430 million powerball drawings. >> wow, so exciting, the first time we have actually won anything this big. >> the winning numbers, clerk lewis thinks he sold the winning ticket tuesday, to a woman who was a regular lotto customer. >> somebody kind of told me like it was this day and this time, i was working, that was my shift that day

in trenton, i'm trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> lucky person out there. >>> days of clouds and rain we hit the weather jackpot. let's check in with lauren casey in our weather center with first look at your forecast. turned out to be a beautiful mothers day. >> what day for the sunshine to come back across the delaware valley today, we did start with showers. boy once that sunshine broke out. it was so enjoyable because it's been so sparse. what a difference from last sunday, high temperature in philadelphia, only 54, we had more than a half inch of rainfall today had a few showers this morning, otherwise, sunny skies, a bit of a breeze. and a high temperature of 71 degrees. that's more like it. still mild right now in philly. it's 60 degrees, the cooling in millville down to 47. we're in the low 50's in the lehigh valley. stormscan 3 showing us a few sprinkles, trying to work into the poconos but with a dry air in place, really not having a lot of luck doing so. otherwise, mostly clear conditions across

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in wildwood with more about the wild weekend, trang? >> reporter: well, jessica, beach is cleaned now as crews worked tirelessly starting at 4:00 a.m. to pick up trash that was here. there why used paper, rakes and people hearsay the scene was upsetting and disrespectful. look at this cell phone video sent by ed coleman, cbs-3 viewer. you can see beer cans and plastic cups and trash strewn across the beach. you can see empty trash cans that people did not bother to use. wildwood's meter says video disgusted him and he has a strong message for people responsible. >> to come down here you wouldn't do that at home, you wouldn't do it in your community so why do you think it is okay to come on our community and act like. that i'm offering you a free beach, all i'm asking for to you pick up after yourself and they cannot even do that. >> reporter: trash wasn't only issue here in wildwood this weekend. coming up at 6:00 we will talk to the police chief about what was a very busy weekend for his department. for now we're live in wildwood i'm t

in wildwood, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> on this memorial day a special honor in delawareor late beau biden the home of the delaware national guard has now been renamed the major joseph r. beau biden the third national guard reserve center much his father vice-president joe by didn't was there for the sr. mon. he was an army reserve sift and the state's former attorney general. >> truly loved him. he was the most morally up right person. >> he was great guy. he loved being a soldier. >> it was inn cell. it was all about service for b bow. like he join the military at 35. didn't need to do that. he wanted to do that. he want to do serve his country. >> beau biden died one year ago today from brain cancer. >>> for the first time in 13 years, new names were added to the philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial on spruce street. at a ceremony today the names of master sergeant francis corcoran of port richmond and master sergeant george element wilson of frankford were unveiled. the service members had gone unrecognized for nearly 50 yea years. they were officially recognized by

>> trang, thank you. shaking up the debate on the soda tax. supporters and opponents came out in force to voice their opinion on mayor kenney's proposal to tax sugary drinks. our natasha brown is live at city hall with what both sides are saying tonight, natasha. >> question tell you for many there's certainly no middle crowned grounden the issue and that became clear during a deviceive meeting at city hall tonight. one by one a steady stream of folks some four. >> failure to do something with three to five year olds at this time will cost on the misery tax. >> some against mayor kenney's so-called soda tax had two minutes to state the case. >> i'm here to speak out against the outrageous and discriminatory tax. >> the meeting became deviceive with many carrying signs that spoke louder than words. >> it's fairest and fastest way and mayor said the money will go directly to pay for expanded prek services and rebuilding parks and libraries and remember centers and community schools a whole lot of things tha

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is there tonight. >> reporter: across section of students, parentsnd teachers came out to oak crest high school to show their support to principal joseph cruz. >> this really touches our heart. to see that the students and the staff and the parents just all around the whole community has come out in support of moo hub. he's a fabulous principal. >> reporter: greater egg harbor regional school district placed him on administrative leave on may fourth without explanation. >> he wanted to be here but if he came then he can have been charged with insubordination. >> reporter: around 75 parents and students attend add regularly scheduled board mee meeting to demand answers but they got. the superintendent declined our quest for an interview. >> we know that he's the principle that cares for our students. so we don't understand why he was let go. why is he on leave. >> we should like at least have some knowledge or -- why he's not here any more. >> reporter: students and community members described him as dead indicator and involved another administrator.

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is there tonight. >> reporter: across section of students, parentsnd teachers came out to oak crest high school to show their support to principal joseph cruz. >> this really touches our heart. to see that the students and the staff and the parents just all around the whole community has come out in support of moo hub. he's a fabulous principal. >> reporter: greater egg harbor regional school district placed him on administrative leave on may fourth without explanation. >> he wanted to be here but if he came then he can have been charged with insubordination. >> reporter: around 75 parents and students attend add regularly scheduled board mee meeting to demand answers but they got. the superintendent declined our quest for an interview. >> we know that he's the principle that cares for our students. so we don't understand why he was let go. why is he on leave. >> we should like at least have some knowledge or -- why he's not here any more. >> reporter: students and community members described him as dead indicator and involved another administrator.

trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that?got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got a couple of good days. spring kills among not so great days. things are looking up. it's been a rough stretch so far things are getting better now. let's take look what's happening weather wise. take you outside to start off with a live look at center city philadelphia from the cbs broadcast center and just few clouds out there the showers that moved through come of hours ago pushed on out they're star starting to fizzle a bit. on and off sort of day. time lapped video on our neighborhood network showing a grace start to the morning from the global leadership academy but then sunshine and blue sky in the afternoon it was a welcomed sight to see little bit of blue sky today. then the clouds rolled back in and a few showers popped up and there are few showers out there right now. you can see a few moving down through the shore points and down into the d

trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that?> got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got a couple of good days. spring kills among not so great days. things are looking up. it's been a rough stretch so far things are getting better now. let's take look what's happening weather wise. take you outside to start off with a live look at center city philadelphia from the cbs broadcast center and just few clouds out there the showers that moved through come of hours ago pushed on out they're star starting to fizzle a bit. on and off sort of day. time lapped video on our neighborhood network showing a grace start to the morning from the global leadership academy but then sunshine and blue sky in the afternoon it was a welcomed sight to see little bit of blue sky today. then the clouds rolled back in and a few showers popped up and there are few showers out there right now. you can see a few moving down through the shore points and down into the

there was a public meeting on the topic tonight and "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on the push and what a doctor has to say about it. >> reporter: this was the first of three public hearings on this issue over the next two weeks. educators, parents and just anyone from the community was able to weigh in on a later school start time. students aren't the only ones hitting the books in new jersey. the department of education is currently studying whether middle and high school students should start their school day later. >> the studies have shown if you can delay start time by an hour students will sleep an extra hour and that should help out quite many different areas. >> reporter: dr. david cohen of the center for sleep medicine at chestnut hill hospital says the health issue that's definitely worth considering. >> by not getting enough sleep it can cause higher risk of motor vehicle accidents, potentially more childhood obesity, impaired performance in school, sleepiness in general. >> i represent new jersey principals and supervisory employees around the state of new jer

tonight at 11:00 "eyewitness news" reporter trang do sits down with wonner and shares her experiencee show. we will tell you where you will catch her on your tv screen very soon. >>> two hour survivor season finally is tonight at 8:00 followed by the survivor reunion special at ten and then you can see trang's report on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> coming up the new cbs fall line up are revealed. >> some familiar faces are back on the small screen and some shows are getting make overs. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. >>> cbs pulled back the curtain on its fall prime time line up and is there something for everyone today in new york city america's most watched network introduced a series, old favorites and classic reboot. the new star

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the story. >> they killed my best friend. it is supposed to be happy day not where you die. >> reporter: two young beautiful lives cut tragically short on the night so many teens look forward to all year. >> prom. yeah. >> reporter: seventeen year-old d ai sa sulton, and two friend were back home from ocean city after bridgeton high school prom. police say around 3:45 a.m. sulton was heading westbound on route 49 toward bridgeton when her pt cruiser swerved in the eastbound lane and struck a treat. sulton and mostly were kill. medics rushed two other passengers, to the hospital. >> nobody needs to experience this pain. this pain is like, it is physically hurting us. nobody should ever feel this pain. i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> reporter: huge gathering of her extended family and friend to mourn and remember a girl who meant so much. >> she looked just like an angel all she needed was her angel wings and she got them. she got her angel wings. >> reporter: her best friend were breaking down while describing her,

brown, thank for joining us, the ticket sold at 7-eleven on chambers street in trenton, new jersey, trang with all of the excitement. i guess lots of people are streaming in, frank? >> oh, yes, that the tasha. probably see them all around. yes, still no word on who bought that ticket but we know it was sold at this store ever since the news came out people are stopping in to buy lottery ticket or to be a part of the excitement

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the story. >> promise to be happy and not die. >> reporter: two young beautiful lives cut short on a night so many teens look forward to all year. >> prom, yes. >> reporter: seventeen year old daisa sulton, mikayla a mostly and two friends were back from ocean city after the bridgeton high school prom. 3:45 a.m. sulton was heading westbound on route 49 toward bridgeton when her pt cruiser, swerved and struck a tree. sulton and mostly were killed. medics rush the two other passengers to the hospital. >> nobody expects this pain. this pain is physically hurting us. nobody should ever feel this pain. i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy report report huge gathering of mostly's extended family and friend to mourn and remember a girl who meant so much. >> she looked like an angel, she she needed way angel wings. he got her. >> reporter: her best friend breaking down while describing her, the pain of losing two warm, bright, bubbly young woman just too much to bear. >> she was always there, all the time, whenever i needed her. anything would i do, she

trang do joinses from the scene of today. >> reporter: we just received word from peco all homes in this area have power as of 10:35. take a look out here. crews working to repair that underground cable's they do expect to be here overnight. >> i never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: this weekend it happened twice. first outside of 30th street on saturday afternoon. then sunday in washington square west. issues with underground cables overheating building up pressure and causing manhole covers to fly off. the this family was shaken early sunday along with the rest of the neighbors near 6th and spine. >> 1:30 the whole house shook. and that was the scary part. we didn't know what was going on. we ran around the house and come out here and we see the manhole cover smoke is billowing out. >> smoke in the middle of the street. smoke all over the street. kept building up. more and more with each minute. >> reporter: firefighters evacuated seven homes as a precaution, monitored others with carbon monoxide protectors. >> the meter starts going beep, beep. he's like you got to get o

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the story. >> my best friend i lost,. >> reporter: two young beautiful lives cut tragically short, on a night so many teens, look forward to, all year. >> seventeen year-old diasa sulton and mikayla mostly and two friends were on their way back after the bridgeton high school prom. state police say around 3:45 a.m. sulton was heading westbound on route 49 toward bridgeton when her pt cruiser swerved in the eastbound lanes and struck a street. sulton and mostly were kill. the medics rushed the two other passengers to the hospital. >> nobody needs to experience this pain. this pain is like, it is physically hurting us. nobody should ever feel this pain. i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> reporter: huge gathering of mostly's extended family and friend to mourn and remember a girl who meant so much. >> it feels like all she needed was a little will set of wings and she got them. she got her wings. >> reporter: mostly's best friend breaking down describing her, the pain of losing two warm, bright, bubbly young women just too much to bear. >>

in trenton, i'm trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> lucky person out there. >>> days of clouds and rain we hit the weather jackpot. let's check in with lauren casey in our weather center with first look at your forecast. turned out to be a beautiful mothers day. >> what day for the sunshine to come back across the delaware valley today, we did start with showers. boy once that sunshine broke out. it was so enjoyable because it's been so sparse. what a difference from last sunday, high temperature in philadelphia, only 54, we had more than a half inch of rainfall today had a few showers this morning, otherwise, sunny skies, a bit of a breeze. and a high temperature of 71 degrees. that's more like it. still mild right now in philly. it's 60 degrees, the cooling in millville down to 47. we're in the low 50's in the lehigh valley. stormscan 3 showing us a few sprinkles, trying to work into the poconos but with a dry air in place, really not having a lot of luck doing so. otherwise, mostly clear conditions across

trang do joinses from the scene of today. >> reporter: we just received word from peco all homes in this area have power as of 10:35. take a look out here. crews working to repair that underground cable's they do expect to be here overnight. >> i never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: this weekend it happened twice. first outside of 30th street on saturday afternoon. then sunday in washington square west. issues with underground cables overheating building up pressure and causing manhole covers to fly off. the this family was shaken early sunday along with the rest of the neighbors near 6th and spine. >> 1:30 the whole house shook. and that was the scary part. we didn't know what was going on. we ran around the house and come out here and we see the manhole cover smoke is billowing out. >> smoke in the middle of the street. smoke all over the street. kept building up. more and more with each minute. >> reporter: firefighters evacuated seven homes as a precaution, monitored others with carbon monoxide protectors. >> the meter starts going beep, beep. he's like you got to get o

officials cut power on the market trang forward line between 30th street and spring garden. you're looking at skyfox eye view live over the scene near 11th street. a train has struck and killed a man who was on the tracks. police you know they're there. they're right now trying to figure out what happened. if you travel septa you need to know that shuttle buses are now transporting people. continuing to follow this story. we'll bring you more as the news breaks. >>> a group of fishermen come to the aid of a hump back whale stuck in fishing net off the coast of the ocean county new jersey on saturday the group called the coast guard for help but the agency couldn't get there for an hour so the group went to work cut through the net to free the whale who was able to swim away. video was taken by one of the fishermen. >> fishing gear kills hundreds of thousands of marine life every year. >>> a group of lgbt law enforcement officers are participating in this year's annual pride parade. >> not everyone happy with the plan. bill anderson in the newsroom with what got some people u