ukee washington is off tonight.wo huge sweet 16 games in south philadelphia, one game will feature a former philadelphia catholic league mvp. >> we will go back now to sports director don bell live at the wells fargo center with more on that, don? >> reporter: guys, at 7:27, exactly, wisconsin will take on notre dame. so this game has some local flare to it because they are 6-e dame, fighting irish is steve pastoria and pat gallen has his story. >> reporter: it takes to reason that fighting irish are in the ncaa tournament is guard steve pastoria. he grew up in medford, new jersey and was a start at st. joes prep in philadelphia where he was name gator aid national player of the year. he is only player in school history to have his number retired. legendary coach william speedy morris was able to see him flourish under his coaching. >> it is his first game have of the season. he scored 24 points as a freshman. >> reporter: pastoria's parents john and kathy still live in medford and as you can imagine are proud of wh

joe's won this. >> all right. 78-76. >> referee, ukee. right there. >> the light went on. >> referee ukee washington. >> there you go. >> we'll confirm that with don a little bit later. >> we'll be here if you need to come back we'll be here. >> all right, beside dee. thanks so much. we have more march madness coverage coming up for u spring officially starts this sunday and winter doesn't want to let go at all. we're tracking snow for the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey in for kate and closely watching the system that's heading or way, lauren. >> thank you ukee. if you're not fan spring snowfall you'll like the news have i to dispense some changes in our model data over the last 24 hours. reflecting that we might see little bit less than we were thinking originally. storm scan3 showing us quite conditions around the region but keeping our eyes on two areas of moisture up wind. this one particular area in the lower midwest and the secondary area down towards the gulf of mexico. we will still see an area of low pressure develop and rit

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.altimore police announced they are handling this investigation even though it involved school police. we have more of the video, we do want to warn you you might find it disturbing. >> reporter: four seconds long, three slaps and kick, this video is now generating nationwide attention, first sent to wjz that shows a uniform police officer shocking interaction with the young man at reese partnership high school in baltimore. in a wider view you can see another officer standing next to the one doing the slapping and kicking, both have been reassigned and what school officials are calling quote a vigorous investigation. the mayor nearly speechless. >> as a parent of a baltimore city school student i was appalled by what i saw, the behavior that was demonstrated on the video is certainry something you never want to see. >> reporter: our sister station wjz has confirmed the chief of city schools police marshall goodwin has been placed on administrative leave. veteran educator karl perry is

ukee, i want a rematch. bring your a game. >> he's calling out ukee washington for a rematch.now that ukee has been thinking about this day for a long, long time. ukee is on vacation now, but someone has to call him and tell him to get back on the court, get us the free throw line, start shooting. because when steve get back to philly it is on once again, erika. you know, ukee is up for anything. so, he'll be down for this contest for sure. >> oh, absolutely. just had lunch with ukee this week. we talk about there is and ukee wants that rematch, too, wants to get his good name back. so we have to wait and see how that happens. pat, thank you so much. >> yes, you got it. >> and we invite to you stay tuned, of course, "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of march madness, you can get the very latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >>> right now, cents 6:37. we have breaking news, just into the "eyewitness news" room. an us official confirms at least two americans have been killed in the terror attacks in brussels. secretary of state, john kerry, just arrived there. so far right no

joe's won this. >> all right. 78-76. >> referee, ukee.ight there. >> the light went on. >> referee ukee washington. >> there you go. >> we'll confirm that with don a little bit later. >> we'll be here if you need to come back we'll be here. >> all right, beside dee. thanks so much. we have more march madness coverage coming up for u spring officially starts this sunday and winter doesn't want to let go at all. we're tracking snow for the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey in for kate and closely watching the system that's heading or way, lauren. >> thank you ukee. if you're not fan spring snowfall you'll like the news have i to dispense some changes in our model data over the last 24 hours. reflecting that we might see little bit less than we were thinking originally. storm scan3 showing us quite conditions around the region but keeping our eyes on two areas of moisture up wind. this one particular area in the lower midwest and the secondary area down towards the gulf of mexico. we will still see an area of low pressure develop and rite

ukee, jess i think there's probably multiple answers to this.o we'll get you just a few of them in just a second. but as you mention it was a really popular question. john, water of walter houser, stacey davis, britt mitchell, fred and jack lawler all wanted to know. why is is it called a hoagie is a good question with more than one possible answer. ♪ >>> what do you call this? >> hoagie. >> why do we call this a hoagie. >> there's no other word to describe how good it is. >> because it's full avenue whole lot of stuff. i don't know. >> there's grinders and poe boys, heroes and subs. if you're stacking meat and cheese on bread in philly it's hoagie. >> starts with the naval yard, italian immigrants and this little place called hog island. >> chef gary is a third generation italian american. teaching at the restaurant school at walnut hill college. he says section of the naval yard now home to the airport was called hog island. >> that's drefting. i never heard of that before. >> he says where is italian ill grants found work in the early 1900's

ukee, jess i think there's probably multiple answers to this. so we'll get you just a few of them in just a second. but as you mention it was a really popular question. john, water of walter houser, stacey davis, britt mitchell, fred and jack lawler all wanted to know. why is is it called a hoagie is a good question with more than one possible answer. ♪ >>> what do you call this? >> hoagie. >> why do we call this a hoagie. >> there's no other word to describe how good it is. >> because it's full avenue whole lot of stuff. i don't know. >> there's grinders and poe boys, heroes and subs. if you're stacking meat and cheese on bread in philly it's hoagie. >> starts with the naval yard, italian immigrants and this little place called hog island. >> chef gary is a third generation italian american. teaching at the restaurant school at walnut hill college. he says section of the naval yard now home to the airport was called hog island. >> that's drefting. i never heard of that before. >> he says where is italian ill grants found work in the early 1900'

the just when you thought we marched our way into warm weather, here we go again, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. lets get out to meteorologist kate bilo on the the skies deck with more on that, kate. >> i'll tell you ukee and jessica we're heading toward spring at least out here at 6:00 and still pretty bright outside. we are in the middle of the gorgeous sunset following what turned out to be a nice day after the rain that came through overnight last night. as you said it was a blustery day. take a look at peak win gusts to day, 50 miles an hour, reported in newtown square, dear lake, berks county, 49 miles an hour in cock rapville, 47 miles an hour in wilson. a very windy day, wind gust ted to 40 miles an hour at the airport as well but you can see on storm scan three things are quiet. just some snow showers off to the west but in the central planes that is where we're tracking our next system gathering strength and moisture, and it will start to move towards us tomorrow, you can see by tomorrow night that is a lit built of snow moving in. coming up i'll tell

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is off tonight. a tv a's and dirt bikes are illegal on the streets of philadelphia. >> rahel solomon joins us now why police say it is so difficult to prevent, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: that is right, we have seen it every year just as soon as it warms up they come out. even on busy streets like broad street but as you mentioned philadelphia police say it is a hard to catch these drivers, in fact, our cameras caught atv's out last night endangering lives. it the is a sight many philadelphians are all too familiar with, atv's and dirt bikes on city streets. >> they also go in and out of traffic, doing wheelihees on the road, up on sidewalks. >> reporter: philadelphia police say it is a city wide issue. chopper three caught a police helicopter monday night appearing to follow two people through the city starting first in what looks like somerdale. >> it is dangerous. it is in the permitted on the street. flipping in and out of traffic is something that can cause either an accident or somebody t

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. >> i'm ukee washington. voters in 12 states headed to the polls to make their choice for president. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is tracking all of the results from election central. david, the front runners came out on top tonight. >> reporter: ukee, a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. ted cruz also claiming a big night. they greeted supporters within the last couple of hours and we have video we'll show you in just a minute but i want to get to the numbers right now to show you exactly what we're talking about. donald trump tonight he won alabama, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia and arkans arkansas. senator ted cruz won his home state of texas and oklahoma. on the democratic side hillary clinton won georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, texas and arkansas and senator bernie sanders won his home state of vermont and oklahoma. there are still some states that are too close to call some of those results coming in but now i want to show you little bit of video and some soun

. >>> aim ukee washington.rts director don bell will have march madness action in just a few minutes. how about yale. i tell you. we will begin with the potential for severe weather. storms could bring heavy rain and damaging wind to the region in time for evening rush. meteorologist lauren casey joins us now to break it all down, lauren. >> ukee, we already did have a severe thunderstorm warning an hour ago but activity is starting to diminish. the as we a approach sunset even further will we see this activity wind down. storm scan three showing us some spotty showers and a few thunder showers around but nothing right now, is severe. even rainfall intensity on the moderate side then heavy sides but part of the southern new jersey seeing rain through pemberton and lumberton and tabernacle seeing maryland rate rain. the this is all moving eastbound and we will see these spotty showers and thunderstorms. we can even see the storms flare up over about the next hour but again as we head closer to sunset, closer to

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just when we thought, we had a pretty perfect day the skies opened up, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> hi everyone, i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking these storms from the weather center. we saw these storms. they are moving fast. >> they have been moving up and out very quickly. timing was right on for showers we talk about yesterday. the what was unexpect was how quickly these storms strengthened and fact that they produced hail and frequent lightening. lets look at how they formed out of no where. it was beautiful day. then they popped up. they briefly intensified rapidly, very little warning with these storms and now they are weakening as they move through. this is a three hour loop. three hours ago we had nothing on the radar. now we are seeing the end of it the but you you can still see frequent lightening with these storms over portions of central new jersey. you can see line of storms worst of it moving over eastern, insuring state. southern parts of the region not eag much of anything at all but there are still a few showers popping up in the wake of t

>> reporter: good evening, ukee. something interesting we found out that most camden county officers have cameras equipped to the front end of their tasers but not all of them are wearing them just yet, before that happens, they got input from those that they served. watch is being kept not overhead with you at ground level. >> i have been wearing this for approximately, two months now. >> reporter: camden county police officer tyrel bagbias part of the body camera program. >> i advice them they are on camera and they are totally fine witt. >> as long as you are being protected. >> when they turn them off, they turn them back on and leave them on. >> reporter: that is kind of input that the department is looking for, before em parking on a full roll out. >> if the person doesn't want it recorded should officer become pulled to turn it off. should the officer tell people when they are recording? these types of questions, that we're seeking answers to to get a sense of what the flavor is in our community. >> reporter:

"eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30 i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer.illary clinton and bernie saunders faced off in a heated debate ahead of the key primary in michigan. mark albert shows us how the race is shaping up. >> thank you. >> i need your help tomorrow. >> michigan took center stage in the presidential race a day before tuesday's primary. with hillary clinton hoping to gain upper hand against bernie sanders in the home of america's ought the owe makers. >> the vote was called and i voted for auto bail out. he voted against it. i also helped some other groups like the banks. >> reporter: but sanders who is trailing in michigan polls struck back. >> her assertion is untrue. unaudible. >> both parties vote tuesday in michigan, and mississippi, with the republicans, also casting ballots in hawaii and idaho. donald trump and ted cruz hope it will be a start to the knock out vote to marco rube row. >> he could not shall elect dog catch inner florida. >> reporter: rubio feeling confident from his dominant win in puerto rico vows he is not going anywh

. >> i'm ukee washington. rail union workers and new jersey transit reach a den at a tiff agreement tonight on new crack. we're still eight waiting details. at the center of the dispute was wages and the amount that employees contribute for health benefits. about 105,000 people commute into new york city each day on new jersey transit. new jersey governor christie spoke tonight. >> i want to thank all the people of new jersey transit and our negotiator and the union representation for maintaining good faith negotiations throughout, all the talks and for averting what could have been a very difficult troublesome work stoppage. >> the agreement will now be voted on by the more than 4,000 members of the rail union. >>> two lanes i name were shut down tonight due to smoke drifting over on to the highway. chopper he three over the brush fire this was the scene just south of levick street near the tacony-palmyra bridge in the northeast earlier. that fire is now out. the cause is under clear. >>> tonight police are s

the flakes will be flying starting in the next several hours or so, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> hi everyone i'm jessica dean. we will go over to meteorologist kate bilo tracking things from the cbs-3 weather center, kate. >> ukee and jessica we have talk about how march was coming in like a lamb but it was going to switch pretty quickly and here we go we have had a blast of cold air in the past couple of days and now we're talking about some snow. now this luckily for us, it is not aids major system. it is going to form into i major system off the coast but it is just barely too late. i posted a picture on twitter to look at what a close call this is as this storm will really intensify, out over the opened atlantic. for us we're talking about this light, scattered snowfall that you sees moving through portions of ohio in, to west virginia at the moment. this will get in here overnight and expect the first flakes to start falling, between ten and midnight off to our south east and first ban eventually starts to lift in. it will take a while to moist ten, very dry air in plac

. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. philadelphia police say they are relieved that no one has been seriously hurt, yet. but they say the two suspects are armed, believed to be very dangerous, and they want to get them off of the streets before someone is hurt. heavily armed, faces covered by masks, they are hard to miss, yet police say these two have already struck twice. >> without a doubt it is a very serious situation and two guys very dangerous to have that type of fire power. >> reporter: first half in wednesday, march 2nd, authorities say two victims were wait fog their food at silver star kitchen on the 1400 vernon road when suspect barged in, forced them to the ground and robbed the two. >> if you are a victim standing there and looking down barrel of the shotgun or barrel of that, semiautomatic, again, it is something that i can only imagine, people must be terrified. >> reporter: terror continued the afternoon of march 14th, the same two suspects broke in the reyes grocery store on the 2100 shelled even avenue

>> that's a good question. >> ukee. >> what's your good question?n to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. i can't wait to hear from you and i also can't wait to hear some of the guesses out there. i love talking to people. >> they're great. >> they're hilarious. >> i know. smile on that one. >> it's fine dining in the first state with a twist. >> reporter: this is very unexpected. >> vittoria woodill dined all over her great region why this restaurant is like 91 she's visited before. >> kate? >> and it's been a stretch of 80s but it's all about to chan change. look all this green on storm scan3. some of that headed our way tonight. but more rain in the forecast for the weekend i'll tell when you to make those outdoor plans this week and coming up with the full forecast. >>> and why this mountain lion is currently one of the most wanted in los angeles. that story whoo one "eyewitness news" comes right back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate b

. >>> search continues for shooting suspect, ukee accused of opening fire right in front of the under cover philadelphia police officers. >> that officer was hurt responding to that scene. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins with us more on how it all unfolded, greg. >> reporter: that is right, there ukee. it all began around 1:40 this afternoon about half mile from where we are standing at juniata park. you you can see behind me suspects white suv. suspect did sit here in this alley way before somehow getting a way. this white suv the center of the shooting investigation wednesday afternoon. police say plainclothes narcotics officers witnessed a suspect shoot someone inside etan suv. on the 1600 block of east hunting park avenue. investigators say that suspect escaped in this white suv. ditching it here near frankford avenue and val let a street a a half mile from the original shooting. as responding officers rush to the scene, one from the 15th district heading to this call involved in an accident. that officer was transported to torresdale hospital in stable condition, and

. >>> i'm ukee washington.an was there for the incredible show of support as one of new jersey's finest was laid to rest. >> reporter: swift in their march, and expression and heavy in hear hearts, new jersey state police gathered in cinnaminson for final solute to fellow trooper sean cullen. he was killed one week a ago assisting a traffic accident on interstate 295. >> it the has been a long week for everyone, probably longer for cullen and mccormack's. >> ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: funeral at saint charles borromeo church was full of police and ceremony as well as touching work, from family. cullen leaves behind a pregnant fiance and nine month-old son. >> unaudible. >> in the pouring rain outside the church, hundreds of officers from throughout the country stood the at attention. >> line of duty death is a time we all know just how close that we all come to that type of thing. i have seen people as far as california, indiana, texas. >> reporter: leaving church for cemetery cullen's family passed every sin

. >> i'm ukee washington.ail union workers and new jersey transit reach a den at a tiff agreement tonight on new crack. we're still eight waiting details. at the center of the dispute was wages and the amount that employees contribute for health benefits. about 105,000 people commute into new york city each day on new jersey transit. new jersey governor christie spoke tonight. >> i want to thank all the people of new jersey transit and our negotiator and the union representation for maintaining good faith negotiations throughout, all the talks and for averting what could have been a very difficult troublesome work stoppage. >> the agreement will now be voted on by the more than 4,000 members of the rail union. >>> two lanes i name were shut down tonight due to smoke drifting over on to the highway. chopper he three over the brush fire this was the scene just south of levick street near the tacony-palmyra bridge in the northeast earlier. that fire is now out. the cause is under clear. >>> tonight police are sea

>> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute.t's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming in and most raises it doesn't come down to states like idaho and hawaii but as we're learning this election season, every state seems to count

>> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute. it's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming in and most raises it doesn't come down to states like idaho and hawaii but as we're learning this election season, every state seems to cou

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>> reporter: ukee, good evening.say that 24-year-old woman was the most seriously injured. she was rushed here to temple university hospital unconscious and in critical condition after police say she crossed against the light with two young children all three struck by a tow truck. chopper three over the scene at b street and ontario. where a woman and two young girls struck while crossing the road. >> upon police rifle, they found a 24-year-old female who was laying on the highway. she was suffering from head trauma. she completely unconscious. medics were working on her. medics transported her to temple hospital where she's presently in critical condition. >> reporter: chief inspector scott small says a person nearby a good samaritan was able to rush the two children to saint christopher's hospital. about two blocks from the scene. both girls suffering from city head injuries. >> the four-year-old child is in critical condition with severe head trauma. the one-year-old has some bruises to the head and neck but that

for lauren, don, everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show with stephen colbert is next with william h. macy. good night family and sleep weather, to a parking accident to dog pee. other cities have tried and failed at public wi-fi, because of a lack of funding. he says new york city will succeed because it will benefit financially from ads on the kiosk sites. >> one of the beauties of this is that it is going to generate ultimately, potentially hundreds of millions of dollars a year for the city that it wouldn't have otherwise. >> reporter: the biggest issue with public wi-fi at this scale is security. >> the main concern for a lot of people, you go on public wi-fi, you're afraid to be hacked. how can they be assured this won't happen? >> we're a public network. everybody has to have their own encryption key, so it makes for a very secure and safe network. >> reporter: meaning every time you go online, the system issues a digital key. only your device can use it. but there are ways around encryption. >> the first thing you see

>> thanks, ukee. a a lot of us don't want to hear that word snowfall but it is in the forecast for upcoming weekend but nice thing bay march snow it gets out very quickly. temperatures feeling great, 63 y philadelphia we have cloud in place with sunshine mixed in and wind winning out of the west all throughout the day. wind speeds up to 25 miles an hour in philadelphia. it is a trend all across the a area wind speeds 15 to 25 miles an hour with those higher gusts, gusting to 36 miles an hour in philly over last hour, seeing wind gusts up around 30, 35 miles an hour. wind though will start to wayne as we head in the evening hours. storm scan three showing us patchy low clouds in place on satellite. we have a couple showers light in intensity north and west of the city toward the lehigh valley and poconos but moving toward sunset those showers will start to trend, to taper off, light showers coming to an end up toward lehigh valley this evening. looking dry for your friday night plans all a across the a

>> reporter: ukee, good evening. right now police say that 24-year-old woman was the most seriously injured. she was rushed here to temple university hospital unconscious and in critical condition after police say she crossed against the light with two young children all three struck by a tow truck. chopper three over the scene at b street and ontario. where a woman and two young girls struck while crossing the road. >> upon police rifle, they found a 24-year-old female who was laying on the highway. she was suffering from head trauma. she completely unconscious. medics were working on her. medics transported her to temple hospital where she's presently in critical condition. >> reporter: chief inspector scott small says a person nearby a good samaritan was able to rush the two children to saint christopher's hospital. about two blocks from the scene. both girls suffering from city head injuries. >> the four-year-old child is in critical condition with severe head trauma. the one-year-old has some bruises to the head

. >> hi there nicole and ukee. the winter seems rather short this year bookended as it was by warmest december in many spots on record, and now a very, very warm start, to march, and this warm spell is going to continue right through the end of the week. lets go take a look at storm scan three there is a whole lot of nothing going on outside. beautiful evening. the it is comfortable enough to be out here even with the sun going down without sleeves and coat on march 8th, that is within right the there to me. storm scan three as we zoom out showing those clouds were warm, draped over portions of new york state. that came through earlier today with a few clouds. you can see a lot of rain down to the south but that is not impacting us. we will show thaw coming up, in the lower mississippi river valley. that system will impact us with the chance of showers along weak cool front this week. i will tell you when that comes through. looking at temperatures right the now still 69 degrees in philadelphia 62 in millville. six

. >>> i'm ukee washington. a a lot of people are wondering what this gang is all about and if they are responsible for more crimes in our region. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco went to law enforcement for the answers. >> dash cam video shows final moments of the pursuit, police chasing down a gang they say has been terrorizing innocent people for months. stealing their wallets, purses, credit card, checkbooks, identities and cashing out for thousands. termed by law enforcement the felony lane gang. >> felony lane gang is a moniker a affixed by law enforcement to groups of people that would engage in thefts of motor vehicles, usually unattended purses in plane sight and vehicles where they would steel the identification. >> reporter: after tuesday's chase down the schuylkill, seven people are now in custody ties to florida and 120 arrests between them with a rap sheet on 107 pages long. different police thought group may have been operating in the area and when they got a call of suspicious activity in t

>> reporter: thanks very much, ukee. it got warm and with the warmth, this line of showers is talking about this since yesterday, has intensified, and we are tracking a line of thunderstorms, and, south of here and we are not seeing a few showers or thunderstorms could pop up here but heaviest as you can see this line of storms with lightening extending from the pennsylvania, new york border, right down into the city right now strongest moving out of portions of upper bucks county and into portions of northern, new jersey. let's zoom in on that particular cell, as a lot of lightening with it here, we will hear then where these storms, flashes of lightening and small hail. we have got cool air in the upper atmosphere still early in the season. small hail can the not be ruled out some one on twit inner hatfield told me they saw hail with these storms. even some heavy showers down right around montgomery area as we head toward center city, notice, i'm in the on the sky deck. we have a storm moving through right now, lighten

back on "eyewitness news", i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. scene played a out on a spirit airlines flight from baltimore to los angeles. a brawl over a boom box. cell phone video shows chaos, in a spirit airlines cabin, a brawl breaks out between a group of women on the plane. there is hair pulling, pushing, and it looks like someone throws a punch. other passengers and a flight attendant can be seen trying to break this thing up. >> witnesses say it started after spirit flight 141 landed, apparently, a a few passengers were playing their music loud, passengers close got angry, words were exchanged, and then this erupted. >> i would be really afraid because of all of the, you know, security and issues with that right now. would i think that was bigger than just two girls fighting over music. plane is last place you would want to do something like that. >> reporter: witnesses say the fight didn't last long. once it was announced, police were called and things calmed down. >> would i freak out, more so then anything else. i would be scared beca

ukee explained it. you hit that arm you get that weird sensation. it is not fun at all. >> no. >> it hurts. >> it is uncomfortable. >> it is painful. >> i hit my funny bone today when i was at work and door closed right on my elbow. the eye felt my toes and my feet. >> toes and feet. >> yes. >> nothing fun bye that. it sound painful. i will get answer to tonight's if question, why do we call it our funny bone, that is "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> do you have a good question? that is what we'd like to know, log on to cbs philly.com/good question and tweet us using a hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> i know. >> yes. >> i know. >> very nice. >> it hurts. it does. >> i never giggled when i hit the my funny bone. >> never, never. >> explain it all tonight. >> kate has your forecast tonight and now some people got some snow. it came and went. >> down the shore this storm blew up and just imagine if this storm would have develop like that a little further to the west we would be talking about a completely different scenario tonight a major march storm. th

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. it started in tredyffrin and went all along i-76, all the way to lower merion. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in tredyffrin and tells us how the large group was ultimately captured, diana. >> reporter: jessica, six people are now being questioned at the tredyffrin police department, one is in the hospital, and, police say that he they believe these seven men were getting ready to commit the a crime when they intercepted it and they believe that they are all well known members of a crime gang. gang rather. chopper three was over the scene earlier today around 1:30 this afternoon where a police chase ended after fire fighters having lunch in tredyffrin, noticed that suspicious activity in the parking lot. they said seven men were standing around a car trying to conceal a license plate when they called police. they said three of the men fled on foot and four took off in a car leading police on a chase, ramming a tredyffrin cruiser and also a state police vehicle, that got

. >> reporter: now, nicole and ukee a spokesperson for district attorney's office confirms they are still investigating and they say there is no time line on when charges could come down. meanwhile a spokesperson for nl, and, also the investigation, into this fight. we are live at old city i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you for that. >>> this week may go down in the history books. the winter warm up means 70's are on the way. meteorologist kate bilo is out the side on the skies deck with how soon this early spring weather will arrive, kate? >> i don't know if you remember march last year, clearly as i remember it but march was a very chilly month. we had 12 inches of snow. temperatures in the 40's. that is pretty much every day. we had a warm up toward end of the month but it was rough this march has completely turned it around. it had has been mild so far and it will only get warmer from here. standing out here with no gloves, no scarves, no nothing, and it is not all that cold, it feels fantastic. taking a quick look at storm scan three there is in the a wh

. >> reporter: that is right, ukee. in fact if unchecked cdc estimates as many as one in five people living in puerto rico could come down with the zika virus. if that were to happen experts say the spread here to the continental u.s. would be inevitable. you may not realize it but nearly 120 naturally born citizens of the united states have already contracted the zika virus. new report from the centers for disease control confirms 117 cases in puerto rico and concern is zika can infect one in five living in that u.s. territory. >> for the continental u.s. the potential that it could spread here. >> reporter: penn medicine infectious disease doctor steven gluckman who specializes in travel medicine say it is entirely possible for virus to easily spread in puerto rico. >> very similar viruses, carried by the same mosquito, spread rapidly in puerto rico. there is no reason to think zika went dot exact same thing. >> reporter: with both, carrier mosquito already living in the u.s. >> we have the mosquito that is vector for

>> reporter: ukee and jessica, good evening. you can see some family and friend they have just begun to gather here in west philadelphia on the very stoop where 18 year-old nijay seedily was just minding her own business but she was shot, and killed, saturday night, by a stray bullet. police tape still marks three bullet holes from a gunfight, 18 year-old nijay was not a part of but one which killed her. >> we were all with each other that same day. we were laughing and having fun. >> reporter: ni jay's says they were relaxing down the street when bullets down knee salford and callowhill started flying. the 18 year-old who lives here in west philadelphia was shot in her chest around 11:30 saturday night. she died 35 minutes later. >> thinks our hang out spot. we always dance, listen to music, we have fun. we do fun things here. thinks where everybody be it. to necessity somebody happened like this she wasn't even near where everybody was, she was on perfect porch then that happened. the it is just sad. >> reporter: back here liv

ukee washington is off tonight. >>> those stories are straight ahead but we begin tonight with a community in mourning. a large crowd gathered to pay tribute to a teenager killed by a hit-and-run driver. "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff is live at the scene of that accident with how the 16-year-old is being remembered tonight. alex? >> reporter: well jessica, around this time last night, quasan that are they are was a iteming a dangerous cross over route 130 he made it over the median when did he he was struck by a car traveling southbound. that car did not stop. but tonight the driver is behind bars. >> guarding their candles from the wind, dozens gathered in camden to pay tribute to a smile they say continues to burn on. >> i looked at his bed. when i looked at his bed, i saw his mom crying. this can't be real, man. >> quasan turner was off from pennsauken high school and headed back from hanging out with friends when he was hit near route 130 and 49th street he was left to die and police were left without many clues. until the young niece and passenger in a car driven by 40-year-old

. >> i'm ukee washington. five states held primaries tod today.eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in election central with a full wrap up of tonight' results. >> florida senator marco rube company yo is out of the race. let's take look who wouldn't states tonight. we'll look at donald trump first. donald trump was able to secure florida that's rubio' home state. illinois and north carolina. also, tonight, john kasich he's the governor of ohio. he was betting his hopes on ohio tonight. he won his home state of ohio and on the democratic side, hillary clinton she took tonight florida, north carolina and ohio. bernie sanders and ted cruz have yet to win a state although ted cruz and donald trump are in a tight race right now in missou missouri. marco rubio as i mentioned dropped out earlier tonight. he addressed supporters around 9:00 o'clock. >> while today my campaign is suspended -- no! >> -- the enact i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> after a tough defeat in his home state of florida senator marco rubio

ukee washington is off tonight. >>> here is what we know right now.onight the state department issued an alert for americans in europe saying terror groups continue to plan near term attacks. the bombings at the brussels airport and train station killed at least 31 people and injured more than 250. we know several americans were hurt. >>> now international manhunt is underway for at least one suspect who fled the airport attack. we have live team coverage for you beginning with our natasha brown in the sat center. natasha? >> reporter: belgium's prime minister called for three days of national mourning in the wake of the deadly coordinated terror tax in brussels. isis has claimed responsibility and warn of more dark days. carnage and chaos moments after a suicide bomb attack at the airport in brussels. a massive blast blew out windows and collapsed ceilings esterified passengers scurried through a cloud of dust and debris trying to get to safety. >> it was very loud. it was not something... you felt kind of shock. >> reporter: explosives were right in

ukee washington has the night off. >>> those stories and more are straight ahead but we gip with a newontroversy surrounding the hazing scandal at a mainline high school. some parents are speaking out tonight claiming the accusations from the alleged victims were all made up. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside conestoga high school in berwyn with these brand new developments. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is considered a major development to this story. tonight, the district attorney has said in the past that they were called no gay thursday thud he insists they won't happen today. to a night the head football coach and other coaches are without a job. three students are charged and these parents insist the accusor made the entire thing up. conestoga high school parents demanded answers monday night at the first public meeting since three football players were charged with assaulting another student with a broomstick. >> until they actually find out the full details and everything i really just don't think, you know torque jump to conclusions. >> reporter: but a

ukee washington has the night off. >>> we begin tonight with a exam involving fake driveway pavers.olice say homeowners are giving them money but the job is never getting done. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speaking out in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberl

ukee washington has the night off. >>> we begin tonight with a exam involving fake driveway pavers. police say homeowners are giving them money but the job is never getting done. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speaking out in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimbe