you know, i tossed it back to ukee, i tossed it back tagetes, around ukee said something like welcomeolomon, welcome home, so glad to have you, and i thought what a warm welcome. anyway, i have a call from my mom, that ukee is so nice. so really up standing man. >> congratulations again. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," we can all use an extra hands or two in the kitchen. now robotic chef is available to help lighten the load. i'll take you inside to robotic kitchen. >> plus meisha giving us a sneak peak inside philadelphia's newest butterfly pavilion in this week's dream drive. we will be right back. >>> we are flowing a developing story on cbs-3 this morning, hanging on for life. this morning, philadelphia police are searching for the driver who dragged an officer down the street. we're live with details on the car that they're now looking for. >> also, while you were asleep, democrats were staging another all night session leading to up today's final vote. president trump to lever the environmental protection agency. >> chilly start to the day, foles like regular fr

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> david spunt is outside the wells fargo center where the circus is drawing mixed review reviews, david. >> reporter: ukee, good evening a lot of hits this company has taken for their treatment of animals especially elephant and that program ended last may 2 2016 combine that with slumping sales that caused managers to make a decision to turn out the lights at the circus. >> behind the walls of the wells fargo center the cast of the greatest show on weather prepared for their nineal philly weekend. but outside, protesters stood in the cold holding seen on and voicing opposition to the show. >> any animal should never be used for entertainment. it's not necessary. not in today's world. >> joan kon lives in philadelphia and says the circus should not even be here this weekend and she want it to close immediately. >> people think when the animals are done performing they run free in a field somewhere. they don't. they're locked in box cars, trains, they're abused to do those tricks. >> reporter: circus officials denied those allegations. and the show this weeken

ukee is one of three local broadcasters, chosen for this honor this year. sit council recognized him this morning for his contributions in the media. today's special ceremony part of black history month celebration. congratulations, ukee. >> well done. >> we've known he's been living legend for years. >> listen, anyone who has ever been out to lunch or coffee with ukee knows he is a living legend. >> like pandemonium. >> like the mayor, baby shaking hands left and right. >> indeed. >> congratulations. >> genuine as a man as he appears on camera, certainly is in person. well done, well deserved. >> welshing i brought some nice weather for our friends ukee and everybody else, too, yes, little present for the upcoming holiday weekend. how about it? looks great though. if you have any outdoor plans scheduled you're looking good. we have high pressure on our side in the days ahead here, no major storm systems in site any time soon. again the nice warming trends that's going to come along with the forecast, so let's take you back in time here. actually start thin

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> david spunt is outside the wells fargo center where the circus is drawinged review reviews, david. >> reporter: ukee, good evening a lot of hits this company has taken for their treatment of animals especially elephant and that program ended last may 2 2016 combine that with slumping sales that caused managers to make a decision to turn out the lights at the circus. >> behind the walls of the wells fargo center the cast of the greatest show on weather prepared for their nineal philly weekend. but outside, protesters stood in the cold holding seen on and voicing opposition to the show. >> any animal should never be used for entertainment. it's not necessary. not in today's world. >> joan kon lives in philadelphia and says the circus should not even be here this weekend and she want it to close immediately. >> people think when the animals are done performing they run free in a field somewhere. they don't. they're locked in box cars, trains, they're abused to do those tricks. >> reporter: circus officials denied those allegations. and the show this weekend wi

. >>> aim ukee washington. natasha brown joins us from the office of the district attorney in center city where an apologetic williams reruled his deis, natasha. >> reporter: well, ukee, this was not a resignation as some had expected but nonetheless it appears to be just as difficult, a decision for the two term philadelphia district attorney. >> to teach and every employee of the philadelphia district attorney's office, i asked again for to you accept my sincere apology, that i have let you town. >> reporter: apology get i can , often emotional seth williams announced he will not seek reelection for third term as philadelphia's advertise trick attorney. at abrupt action comes this is middle of the ethics violations and ongoing fbi and ir. the is investigation. embattled prosecutor has been under the microscope since august of 015, when investigators began looking into his political and personal finances. williams would later disclose failure to report $160,500 in gifts and income, including, $45,000 in home r

. >>> good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. sandusky's son solicited naked photos and sex from under aged girl. >> natasha brown is in our satellite center with the disturbing details that had the sandusky family making headlines again. natasha? >> good evening to you both. in 2012, jerry sandusky. case actually made national headlines as he was convicted of multiple counts of child sexual abuse with boys his adopted son has his own legal battles and similar charges he's now facing more than five years after his father's arrest. >>> jerry sandusky's 41-year-old son stood by his father throughout the sexual abuse trial in 2012. on that monday, jeffrey faced his own charges arrest and accused of attempting to entice two teenager sisters into sexual acts. prosecutors say jerry sandusky solicited naked photos from a 16-year-old girl last year and asked the girl's oldest sister for oral sex back in 2013 when she was just 15 years old. the teenager victims are the daughters of his then girlfriend who he lived with at the time. court

. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. this cemetery was busy all day police tell us they have increased patrols, to keep an eye on this place, after this weekend's shocking crime. the chiseling began around 10, in the quiet of mount carmel cemetery, bob from the northeast was doing his part. >> yeah, got them heavy mount. i hope i don't take my finger off in the process. >> reporter: before long this old jewish cemetery will come to life, many working to heel deep wound left by vandals. >> utterly disgusting that somebody, this is not one person but a group of people. people could do this. this is outrageous. >> reporter: outrage of more than 100 graves toppled struck a nerve. >> when walking around we want to have a sense of holiness. >> reporter: by noon people showed up by it does even, local students. >> i was close to crying but when i came here it was even worse. i thought i was just here to help but support the jewish community. >> reporter: aside from the busy work families were also trickling in. >> it was imposs

. >>> good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. sandusky's son solicited naked photos and sex from under aged girl. >> natasha brown is in our satellite center with the disturbing details that had the sandusky family making headlines again. natasha? >> good evening to you both. in 2012, jerry sandusky. case actually made national headlines as he was convicted of multiple counts of child sexual abuse with boys his adopted son has his own legal battles and similar charges he's now facing more than five years after his father's arrest. >>> jerry sandusky's 41-year-old son stood by his father throughout the sexual abuse trial in 2012. on that monday, jeffrey faced his own charges arrest and accused of attempting to entice two teenager sisters into sexual acts. prosecutors say jerry sandusky solicited naked photos from a 16-year-old girl last year and asked the girl's oldest sister for oral sex back in 2013 when she was just 15 years old. the teenager victims are the daughters of his then girlfriend who he lived with at the time. court

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live in doylestown where she's gathering more on allegation ness this grand jury report, alex. >> reporter: according to this grand jury report at least seven students were sexually assaulted by trusted faculty members at the sole bring boarding and day school, that started in the 1950's and lasted all the way to 2005. report was spark by complaints of all of the victims who testified, saying that administrators knew of the sexual assaults, but that no reasonable action was ever taken. this grand jury investigation highlighted intimate environment allowed on the school's 90-acre new hope campus, which the report claims not only fostered but also worked to cover up these alleged crimes. only one of the cases has not reached the statute of limitations, victim in that case did not wish to prosecute citing emotional tram. >> it was culturally accepted at this school that if you were employed there, it was okay if you wanted to have sexual relat

. >>> hello, i'm ukee washington >>> i'm jessica keen. as seen here live on cbs-3 president trump took what he calls the troops to the american people. he touted his progress and issued a series of complaints. president trump tried to to damage control at an afternoon news conference, in the the wake of the staff shake ups and sag ago rolfe thumbs. >> this administration is running like a fine tuned machine. >> reporter: president recited a list of his administration's accomplishments. >> we have withdrawn from the job killing disaster, known as transpacific partnership. we have direct thee limb nation of regulations, and imposed a hiring treason non- essential federal workers. we have stood up for men and women of law enforcement and now in the process of beginning to build a promised wall. >> reporter: mr. trump blame his predecessor. >> i inherited a mess, it is a mess. >> reporter: and the media. >> i have never seen more dishonest media then frankly the political media. >> reporter: president singled out news networks by name calling

ukee. desean spent last three seasons in washington. chip kelly cut him. there were talks about jackson being a trouble maker off the field. today, the free agent was asked if he wants to stay in dc. i definitely want to be here. coming from philly. the image they put out of me. i think i had three years to go to prove that everybody that no, he's not that type of guy. jackson goes on to say that he's been trouble free off the field. he's a family and businessman. so you picking up what he's putting down >> i'll put it to you this way, there was talk out there that to wasn't coming here. i rest my case. >> so optimistic as always. >> up next, the kickoff kickoff party for the susan g. komen >> about 200 members of the healthcare community to express interest in getting involved in the fight against broadcast. natasha and i were honored to take part. cbs3 is a proud partner with susan g. komen in the race for the cure >> temperatures on their way up, cloudy conditions for saturday near 40 in the poconos, 50 in the city. mid 50's down the shore tomorrow but

hello, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.own breaking down these charges in the cbs-3 stat center. good evening, natasha. >> reporter: more than five years after jerry sandusky, former penn state coach was first arrested on child sexual abuse charges,

. >> reporter: ukee, if evening. we have good news to report, it doesn't people to be affecting travelers that much at all heading home for the rush hour, of course we are just getting in the thick of rush hour right thousand but we went downstairs under the station to kind of see exactly what people are looking at and it doesn't seem to be a problem. originally septa thought there would be bigger problems dealing with some of that traffic, because of what happened at 69th street, and that was not the case, but i have to tell you, i did, ukee, speak to some septa commuters who tell he that what happened at 69th street really, screwed up their day. >> it is scary. it is scary. i ride the el every day but it is real scary to hear that. >> i actually had to go to an appointment and was really late because of the problems and the situation. >> reporter: good news that woman told me septa was able to bus people to the location, where she needed to be. no major problems right now. pretty quiet. but we are just in the thick

hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> aim ukee washington. vittoria woodill asked viewers what ads that stood out in commercials, that set them up. >> reporter: usually commercial that is everyone talks about on the day after the super bowl. >> do you remember any of the commercials from the super bowl. >> no. >> wow. >> no. >> reporter: but it appears natalie actual game scored bigger with viewers this year, in fact, when i asked both the what ads they like best many told me overall they were not impressed. >> commercials were a bit over the top. >> i remember a few they were terrible. >> hated them. >> i'm not a fan of the, i don't know how do you call it, 50 shade of gray. >> was that good for you. >> yes. >> couple years ago there were great ones about father hood and patriotism and nothing that make you laugh, i was kind of disappointed. >> it was a mother and child, fleeing across some desert, i have no idea what they were selling but something that didn't belong there at all. >> got this feeling in my body >> reporter: did you see just

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live at st. christopher's hospital with more on how this incredible story unfolded, greg. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. this all began with a 911 call yesterday morning, and ended with a one year-old boy being rushed here to st. christopher's hospital for children. his life saved, and his hotter , so very grateful. this story has a happy ending. >> now, he is up. >> he is up, he is pulling iv 's out of his arm, pulling stuff out of his nose. he is up. >> reporter: it we again far from it 9:30 monday morning at yas minute's smith home in north philadelphia, her one year-old son jason suddenly stopped breathing. >> his eyes started to roll in the back of his head and became unresponsive, yelling through the whole house calling 911. >> we were there minutes of getting call. >> he looked bad. >> i began rescue breathing in an attempt to resuscitate the child. >> reporter: officer jeremy elliott continued for more than 10 min

good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean there were five threats called in our area, police rushed to centers in cherry hill, new jersey and wilmington, delaware. in pennsylvania, york and harrisburg had similar incidents. eerie vac ways prompted by a threat in wynnewood. that is where joe holden is tonight, tracking the investigation there, joe? >> reporter: good evening, guys. school officials and investigators say it is not clear those making these phone calls if it was an automated voice, they also say that they believe that these phone calls originated both in the united states and overseas, and then tonight, justice department has launched a civil rights investigation. jewish communities across the country tonight are on high alert, in wynnewood, educators are gripped with explaining the phoned in bomb threats. >> when a child asked me today why was someone making this kind of call to the school? i said, that person made a bad choice. but we make good choices. we are lucky to be in a community where you know how to make good choices and your teachers help

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in camden tonight where sentence was handed down, david. >> reporter: i have covered federal court for 10 years and never seen so many supporters show up for defendant, more than 100 people begged the judge to have mercy, in the end, he sentenced charles bengal to 15 months behind bar and his wife, to three years probation. it is an ocean city i institution, and now owners of manco and manco will go to federal prison for tax evasion anything to say to your supporters, anything to say to the people that count on you. anything to say, sir. >> reporter: more than 100 family and friends came from several states to support charles bengal and his wife, they were sentenced in camden after dozens spoke on their behalf. >> i have never met anybody with that kind of energy, somebody that puts as much into their hour to hour, day to day life as he does. >> reporter: members of the law enforcement even showed up to beg the judge for mercy. charles benning

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> sergeant steven floyd a 16 year veteran died in the up rising. >> he was among the four employees taken hostage at james t. vaughn correctional in smyrna, delaware. >> the investigation into the deadly standoff is just beginning, david. >> reporter: ukee, it really is just engineing authorities say any one of the 120 inmates could have killed sergeant steven employed. they have to look into that. that's their top priority now. we're learning more new details about what happened at the prison complex behind me. >> unrelenting panic on the campus of the james t. vaughn correctional center from 10:30 wednesday morning until early thursday morning when authorit authorities found a correctional officer dead inside and it happened after hours of negotiations. >> i thought you were going to set them out for me what happened? >> we have to regroup, man. >> authorities busted through a prison wall 5:06 thursday morning with a backhoe. inplates flooded with water to create a heavy barrier. after police got in prisoners were on grounds outside. >> the fourth hostage

ukee. desean spent last three seasons in washington. chip kelly cut him. there were talks about jackson being a trouble maker off the field. today, the free agent was asked if he wants to stay in dc. i definitely want to be here. coming from philly. the image they put out of me. i think i had three years to go to prove that everybody that no, he's not that type of guy. jackson goes on to say that he's been trouble free off the field. he's a family and businessman. so you picking up what he's putting down >> i'll put it to you this way, there was talk out there that to wasn't coming here. i rest my case. >> so optimistic as always. >> up kickoff party for the susan g. komen >> about 200 members of the healthcare community to express interest in getting involved in the fight against broadcast. natasha and i were honored to take part. cbs3 is a proud partner with susan g. komen in the race for the cure >> temperatures on their way up, cloudy conditions for saturday near 40 in the poconos, 50 in the city. mid 50's down the shore tomorrow but on sunday, even th

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> sergeant steven floyd a 16 year veteran died in the up rising. >> he was among the four employees taken hostage at james t. vaughn correctional in smyrna, delaware. >> the investigation into the deadly standoff is just beginning, david. >> reporter: ukee, it really is just engineing authorities say any one of the 120 inmates could have killed sergeant steven employed. they have to look into that. that's their top priority now. we're learning more new details about what happened at the prison complex behind me. >> unrelenting panic on the campus of the james t. vaughn correctional center from 10:30 wednesday morning until early thursday morning when authorit authorities found a correctional officer dead inside and it happened after hours of negotiations. >> i thought you were going to set them out for me what happened? >> we have to regroup, man. >> authorities busted through a prison wall 5:06 thursday morning with a backhoe. inplates flooded with water to create a heavy barrier. after police got in prisoners were on grounds outside. >> the fourth hostage

good afternoon i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. at least five jewish community senters in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware were all targeted today. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at one of the centers in wynnewood, with more, joe? >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee, good evening. fbi and department of justice are now investigating this. cbs news is confirming they believe that there is definite coordination, behind these multiple phone calls, calling in bomb threats, to jewish community centers. a series of bomb threats are phoned into jewish community centers across the delaware valley, triggering fear and anxiety. in cherry hill bomb sniffing dogs were dispatched, to catch jewish community centers. the school community quickly got out. >> we got all of our people, members, everybody pulled together, evacuated in the parking lot, since then police showed up and sent us over to this building. >> they have all proven to be nothing, we have got all clear , approximately an hour after we received the call. >> repo

. >> reporter: that is right, there ukee. you can see streets department here at least ready with hundreds of tons of snow removal material right here behind me but if there was ever a time to say the calm before the storm, it is today. this literally is calm before the storm and many here in philadelphia are enjoying this beautiful weather. with temperatures well in the 60's it is hard to hemorrhage the ground covered with a few inches of snow but it is february and mother nature has at least one last chick up her sleeve. >> it teams like middle of syringe. >> reporter: there kelly drive to rittenhouse square we have spotted lengthy of people pre tending just that, enjoying spring-like temperatures hours before they are expect to tropical. >> i'm in between classes and i just could not stay inside. i love this weather. it makes me so happy. i tiehl great. >> i run about four to five whiles every other day, but it has been between like five layers on, each day and then today i looked out and in t-shirt and capri pants and her

i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. two separate attacks happened at pat lindsey park in bucks county. alexandria hoff is at police headquarters with the important warning for all parents. >> reporter: right now, police say they have no reason to tie the two cases together. they do share details such as the boys' ages, the location and the use of social media. around 7:00 p.m. january 28th, sold bury township police said nicholas fisher lure add 13-year-old boy using the ap grinder to a community park where he sexual assaulted the child outside. on february 3rd, police say that nathan a 29-year-old from lamp bettersville lured a different 13 boy to the same location. the victim told police that the assault occurred at the park in the suspect's truck. that suspect is referred to as nate and sometimes jake. according to police documents he pressured the boy to meet at the park using snapchat >> there's potential for additional victims. >> reporter: in a letter to parents, it stated this type of news reminds all of us that

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. a snow emergency is in effect for philadelphia. government offices in the region are already closing, and a lot of kids will have the day off tomorrow. >> philadelphia public schools joined the city's archdiocese schools and announced they too will be closed tomorrow. there are also more than 200 other closings and delays showing at the bottom of your screen >> we have live team three coverage of the storm, alexandria hoff has more, but we start with kate bilo who has the latest track and also the latest timing of the snow. kate >> we made a few tweaks to the timeline just because it does look as though the system is coming in a bit faster than it looked a few hours ago. you can see it on stormscan 3, we've snow falling in state college of. about 2:00 ma'am. we originally said 2:00 to 5. we will be seeing precipitation across the area scattered showers starting to pop up over portions of delaware. this is coming in fast and furious, that means it will be out sooner probably by about n

. >> reporter: that is right, ukee and jessica. this is wall of fame here at rachel's dell any pennsville. they had a held winner four years ago and then here big 5.2 million-dollar winner, earlier this week, a lot of people think this is a lucky store. you can see them getting their tickets right thousand. we feel lucky because we caught up with monday's big winners. >> yeah. >> reporter: shock is starting to wear off and sweet you this reality is setting this for sam and kathy, who won monday 's pick six jackpot of 5.2 million-dollar. >> i paid each of the grand kid birthday which is a five and then she said, well, i needed another number. we got five grand kid and we will make it. >> reporter: that fab five loved to be lucky thumbs. >> johnson, victoria, brad, veronica and addison. >> reporter: sam and kathy aren't first cuss hers to win big at rachel's dell any pennsville. may 2013 michael tisher won million-dollar by hitting five numbers in the power ball. he actually knows sam and kathy and offered friendly advice. >> be wise

. >> talking ukee washington of course and those of us who know ukee not surprised but they recognizeds contributions in the news media during a special ceremony. he was one of three local broadcasters chosen for the honor. ukee accepted the recognition by paying homage to some of his news heroes. >> it was here that the seeds of my career choice were formed of the where the seed was planted, and so they grow. i was inspired and motivated by watching television, way back in the day on my family's black and white television with the vice grips because the knob fell off. >> special event was part of philadelphia's black history month celebration. you can watch ukee's entire speech on our website cbsphilly.com. congratulations from all of us. >> indeed congrats, ukee, family let's turn it over to katie fehlinger now. >> couldn't resist. >> katie, pretty nice forecast, though? >> i would absolutely say that, yes. looking ahead to very pleasant weather here coming up into the upcoming weekend specially if you have outdoor plans, make the most of that, maybe lucky enough to see one of the fo

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at police headquarters with more on the investigation, greg. >> reporter: police are searching for two suspects, instead of shooting hoops, investigators say one of those suspects punched the victim in the face, the second shoved him to the ground, knocking him unconscious. this was all during a charity basketball game to help raise money for missionaries. >> it is about 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon charity basketball game taking place at the location. >> reporter: that game is here at international christian high school on east tabor road in olney, january 28th the when lieutenant john stanford says a fight breaks out. >> during the game at some point, there is an argument. >> reporter: you see this man in the white shirt punch another player sitting on the bench. that victim is helped up but not before a second man shoves him to the ground a few seconds later. victim knocked unconscious. >> it is something that shouldn't be taking place at

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good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.eporter greg argos is live in upper darby where he spoke with that victim today, greg. >> reporter: that is right, jessica. it has been so beautiful last night around 7:30 the six three-year old victim was walking down sansom street near intersection i'm

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.wilmington with more on the governor's action and the response from the prison officer's union, cleve? >> reporter: well, jessica there are reports of the guard , calling it quit, inmate upset about new restrictions and correctional officers union says that throughout the wrist on system this delaware tensions are extremely high. >> we will leave in stone unturned. >> reporter: acting with a sense of urgency delaware governor john carney signed an executive order launching an investigation in the smyrna prison standoff that obtain the life of steven floyd. judge william chapman ale others will investigate why and how inmates took three guard and prisoner counselor hostage. >> i talk to a lot of corrections officers. i think it is universal the concern for the job those corrections officers do. >> reporter: by june 1 judges will make recommendations for improving security but prison officers union says that isn't ar

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean., reporter david spunt is in the cbs-3 sat center with more on the lawsuit filed today. >> reporter: authorities insist this boost began in the 1950's, not even a decade after world war two ended for perspective one allege victim will soon be 80 years old. just a few hours ago a local law firm filed this lawsuit on behalf of another former student, hoe are who says she still suffers every single day behind the walls of the solebury school is a scandal half a century in the making. >> what happened here is a tragedy of part of a larger american tragedy, where children are the victims, of those who are supposed to protect them. >> reporter: philadelphia attorney tom kline blasted the school and is ready for a fight in court. on february 1st, "eyewitness news", reported that bucks county authorities released information, about more than 50 years of alleged sexual abuse. this is just one of the several cases authorities say. >> it was common knowledge, in solebury school, and no one at the

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with how this investigation is unfolding. >> reporter: jessica police say victim in this violent home invasion is lucky to be alive after those two masked men tied them up and severely beat him. that was this past friday in juniata park, tonight investigators pouring over home surveillance video that they say captured this entire crime. it is a terrifying home invasion. >> it does appear that to be some sort of a planned attack. >> reporter: which could have turned into a murder. >> if his brother had not come and rescued him, who knows, this could be a homicide. >> reporter: 11:00 p.m. friday night, paul mayor sits in his garage on small lawn equipment engines, door opened like neighbors say he usually keeps it. >> two heals entered an opened garage wearing masks, and with a handgun. >> reporter: police say they town may or with electrical tape, stuffed a rag in his mouth and brought him to the second floor of his home in the 4700 block o

. >> i'm ukee washington. >> back to a chilling crime in burlington county. a man is charged with murder and authorities say he used a cellphone app to track whereabouts of his victim. >> david spunt is live in lumberton on detales and important information you can use to protect yourself, david. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, extremely important information, lumberton police investigated this case and it's a sad story. it's hard to believe someone could track your whereabouts from your cellphone and a lot of people don't know there are apps already preinstalled tonight. that expert has a warning for people about their cell phones. 45-year-old shannon o'rock was strangled last july inside her lumberton home. it remained a mystery to family, friends and neighbors and big break came and burlington county authorities announced 53-year-old william ganet as her killer. he used a cellphone app to track her whereabouts and she had no idea. >> unfortunately i'm not surprised to see something like this happen or it exists because technology exists. >> reporter: l

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live at the scene all day, joe, what can you tell us right the now. >> jessica and ukee violence behind prison walls as that hostage situation still unfolding as we speak. four correctional employees still being held by inmates at james t. vaughn, sources telling cbs-3 that negotiations are underway right now and it is a very trag aisle situation. lets go take you live from chopper three to give you a look over prison right now we have been hovering over the prison for hours. we have watched a lot of activity unfold in the prison yard. the lets look closer where dozens of officers were seen outside this massive corrections facility, it is the largest in the state of delaware, we have learn that five corrections employees were taken hostage around 10:30 this morning. we are told there are injuries one corrections officer was released after a series of negotiations, according to state police public information officer, that corrections o

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. a snow emergency is in effect for philadelphia. government offices in the region are already closing, and a lot of kids will have the day off tomorrow. >> philadelphia public schools joined the city's archdiocese schools and announced they too will be closed tomorrow. there are also more than 200 other closings and delays showing at the bottom of your screen >> we have live team three coverage of the storm, alexandria hoff has more, but we start with kate bilo who has the latest track and also the latest timing of the snow. kate >> we made a few tweaks to the timeline just because it does look as though the system is coming in a bit faster than it looked a few hours ago. you can see it on stormscan 3, we've snow falling in state college of. about 2:00 ma'am. we originally said 2:00 to 5. we will be seeing precipitation across the area scattered showers starting to pop up over portions of delaware. this is coming in fast and furious, that means it will be out sooner probably by about n

hi, good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> hi are one i'm jessica dean. lets get you right over to meteorologist kate bilo in the the cbs-3 weather center. >> the latestes this storm is out of the north east in general. we're seeing just last band of this back across coastal new england as it starts to move off the canadian maritime provinces and skies cleared quickly. this storm was in and it was out and it came in a bit earlier which is what held snowfall totals down especially from philadelphia on south, just a little rain at on it is. we have some scattered snow showers, back to the west, and those will not add any additional accumulation so you can see the numbers from north to south, cross the region, mount pocono with the highest amount, 9 inches of snow this morning. allentown 6.5. perkasie bucks county 5 inches today, media 4.5. west philadelphia at 2.8 inches of snow. here's what fell across the region. little bit under done from philadelphia on south, two to 4 inches from philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. four to six north and west and the

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.come two days after trump administration put iran on notice for testing a ballistic missiles. on friday trump administration imposed new sanctions on iran a response to the country testing ballistics missiles on sunday. >> president trump will do everything he can to make sure iran is stayed in check. >> reporter: penalty prevent dozens of companies and people involved in iran's ballistics missiles program from doing business with the u.s. and its citizens. >> they are not behaving. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister says his country is unmoved by threats. the president also took executive action to scale back regulations on wall street, he talk about the measure with top ceo's and banking executives at the white house. >> frankly i have so many people, friend of mine that have nice businesses they can this is bureau money because of the regulations. >> reporter: president signed a memorandum that repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.denise coke of our sister station wj z in baltimore tells us tonight investigators are now following up, on, critical clues. >> reporter: for nearly 50 years, the disappearance and murder of the beloved young nun who taught at southwest baltimore's archbishop kia has been a mystery. now, wjz learned baltimore county police may be closer then ever to solving murder of the 26 year-old sister kathy sendnick. these two women, both with close ties to an unnamed man who may have been recently questioned by police tell wjz tell critical clues they have revealed to investigators and asked not to be identified. >> i instinctively felt when this had happened was murdered , that my husband at the time had committed the murder. >> reporter: you believe he killed her. >> the night that she was murdered, it sticks out in my mind so clearly because when my husband came in i remember looking up at him in shock because he had blood all over his white shirt. he said, i got the in to a fight. >> reporter

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. >> i'm ukee washington. >> back to a chilling crime in burlington county. a man is charged with murder and authorities say he used a cellphone app to track whereabouts of his victim. >> david spunt is live in lumberton on detales and important information you can use to protect yourself, david. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, extremely important information, lumberton police investigated this case and it's a sad story. it's hard to believe someone could track your whereabouts from your cellphone and a lot of people don't know there are apps already preinstalled tonight. that expert has a warning for people about their cell phones. 45-year-old shannon o'rock was strangled last july inside her lumberton home. it remained a mystery to family, friends and neighbors and big break came and burlington county authorities announced 53-year-old william ganet as her killer. he used a cellphone app to track her whereabouts and she had no idea. >> unfortunately i'm not surprised to see something like this happen or it exists because technology exists. >> reporter: l

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. president trump continues to focus on, economic policies and deal left over from the the obama administration that has the president fuming. president donald trump welcomed union leaders and harley davidson executives to the the white house for a meeting on creating new jobs. >> we will be competitive with anybody in the world, we will be doing taxing policies very soon that will be coming out. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump said he wants to speed up process of either renegotiating or replacing nafta. >> maybe we will do a new national, put an extra f in the term nafta you know what the f is for, right? free and fair trade. >> reporter: president trump continues to make immigration a top righter, but his policy is clashing with the deal by the obama administration, that allows more than a thousand muslim refugees to leave australia and come to america. >> the deal that he was cut by the last administration is something that he is extremely , extremely upset with. >> reporter: presiden

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. where sentence was handed down, david. >> reporter: i have covered federal court for 10 years and never seen so many supporters show up for defendant, more than 100 people begged the judge to have mercy, in the end, he sentenced charles bengal to 15 months behind bar and his wife, to three years

. >>> and i'm ukee washington. has more on the damage from san antonio. >> aerial footage shows a toppled electrical tower, down trees and damaged homes in the san antonio area after tornadoes struck overnight. >> i thought maybe tree had just come through the roof. i got the trusted and came outside and saw roof in the front yard. >> reporter: nine two-year old sissy brownick lives in the tornado zone and tree felon her car. >> i nearly had a heart attack i just could not believe it. >> reporter: heavy rain, gusty wind began sunday night causing trees to split and knocking down street signs. debris landed on parked cars. more than 100 homes are damaged including several that collapsed but only minor injuries are reported. the storms also hit the austin area, damages homes and businesses. high wind sent several household items including a washing machine, on to someone 's lawn. east of austin and in texas the rains and wind knocked a train off of it tracks, at the height of the storm, 10s of thousands of people los

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i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil. alexandria hoff is live in smyrna and there's new information about the investigation tonight. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, jessica, building cis the prison was cleared as the crime scene but an extensive investigation will continue. one of the three hostages who made it out alive. >> ♪ >>> smile. smile >> talking about retiring. >> reporter: it's work behind prison walls can harden the heart, steven floyd was kept soft by his wife, children and grandkids >> he sdefbed so much more >> lieutenant floyd was initially one of four workers taken hostage by prisoners on wednesday, he was found unresponsive inside the facility the following day. hours after his body transported from the medical examiner's office. hundreds gathered to honor a man who officials say shouted to warn responders of a trap inside the prison. choosing their lives over his own. >> ♪ . >> reporter: one counselor and two fellow correctional officers made it out alive. this is one of them. >> i new to the department.

ukee >>. >>> men's basketball team davis is recovering from a gunshot wounds.ials he was shot in a drive by shooting treated at the hospital and released but so far no word on what it means for the rest of his basketball season and the investigation continues. >>> it appears jal okafor may have played his final team with the sixers >> don bell joining us. what's going on >> it's moving in that direction guys. here's the way. valentine's day is on tuesday. so let me make this comparison, fellows do you really like this one girl. she's the right one, but she may not be the right one for you. jahlil okafor has great offensive skills but not exactly the perfect fit for the sixers, the team is keeping him out of the lineup so he can avoid injuries. he didn't play last night against miami. he didn't make the trip to charlotte where the team is playing hornets tomorrow night. that's a shore sign that they plan to deal him. so the sixers have reportedly had the serious discussions were at least three teams, the trade deadline is february 23rd. the next time we see him,

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. this happened in kings grant section of evesham. alexandria hoff is live with the latest tonight from police. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, this is the seventh incident in seven months. in terms of a pattern, police say this seems to be operating in one specific area and on days when the weather is mild. k9 officers spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the tra

ukee and jess, wait till you see them. a group of preschoolers in west philadelphia took part in a modern day marshmellows test. our experiment was not scientific, i have not a psychologist but we followed the basic rules of the test and listed an expert for insight around our findings. inside st. francis regional catholic school, a test, but not the kind you'd expect: right down here at this desk. >> no number two pencil, just a selection of snacks. >> pretty sill, cookie and a marshmellows. which is your favorite >> marshmellows. >> the marshmellows? >> reporter: the rules are simple. eat one treat now or if you can wait. get two treats later. we explained this a couple of times. >> reporter: if you wait till i come back, you get two. if you decide you can't wait until i get back, if you absolutely have to eat a cookie, ring this bell then you only get one cookie. armed with a bell and the freedom to choose their own fate these four and 5-year-olds didn't know how long i'd be gone or how long they'd go without their favo