more snow, is that right kate. >> that is right, nicole and ukee. we have a line of scattered snow squals moving through the region and that will snarl traffic even more the second round of to take's commute. we had heavy smalling faux for tail end of the morning's commute and heavy snow has moved out. we have pockets of snow squall s and showers right now, pushing into center city philadelphia you can see this is just moving into west philadelphia, at the moment, right along, the schuylkill expressway, the vine street expressway, long i-95 as well as through delaware county. we are seeing these squals. they can cut visibility very, very quickly. you're traveling along, sun's out across region and then one of these squalls comes up on you or you come into it and visibility is cut down. wind pick up. it is very hard to see. take it slow, never know when you run into these, very fast moving, they are in and out within a mather of minutes but again they will be around through remainder of this evening. once sun goes down and we will lose heating of the

ukee. >> pull the plug on that. >> low boughtic ukee who would want more? >> i think it's cool but any way, big things come in small packages. >> in tonight's "taste with tori" back in parkland bucks county is a little joint with a big mission to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. wow ever think of philly cheesesteaks, steam yes, i hot, delicious could be a catalyst for good and i don't mean on your taste buds. meet the than wanting to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. jason green. >> i'm focused on community and when you come you'll see from middle of the neighborhood which throws most people off. once you get to know me and know what i'm about, you realize it's the perfect location. >> and he's owner of jay's steak and hoagie joint in parkland and he's from the area and serving up chop steaks sizzled to perfection and more giving a piece of good on the side and donating sales to causes closer to home. >> i never knew a real struggle as a kid. i remember one time pi parents shut off the cable i thought it was end of world. it was not unt

>> reporter: well, thanks, ukee. this fire was incredible but what was more incredible was rescue of the seven people inside basically 6:00 o'clock yesterday evening the entire second floor of this beach house, consumed by flames, and if you walk with me there were seven people inside but right here three people, trapped on that balcony, no where to go, until neighbors came to their rescue. >> seeing the flames, realiz ing what little is left of this five unit wildwood crest beach home and it is amazing seven people inside, got out with barely a scratch. >> the entire front of the second floor, apartment was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: corporal chris, and officer neil cullens already on the scene around 6:00 monday night. >> we made entry in the house. >> reporter: john lynch driving home from work and mayor even i, saw what happened, stopped and made this rescue of community effort. >> we had fire, smoke blowing every where. >> you can see a this is a very small opening, you and i, arrived here, and it was righ

>> reporter: ukee and jessica this is supposed, or ukee and nicole i should say this should be a 10 story apartment complex but right now construction work is on hold, as crews work to excavate this site. all this after crews found more than 30 remains at this former burial ground, first baptist church of philadelphia before building up, they had to dig down. but what construction crews found in this former parking lot near second and arch in olde city on thursday brought this apartment complex, project to a halt. >> we are finding some intact, coffins, and we're also finding some remains, coffin, a lot of them are in poor condition and deteriorating. >> reporter: new foundry mains both of children and adults are in addition to first discovered here by pnc property group contractor in november 2016. on thursday, chopper three showed cranes lifting more coffins out of the dirt and archaeologists bagging remains >> keep the integrity of each of these individual coffin and it can be challenging when they are falling apart in your hand. >> reporter: archaeologist kimberly moran say detear rac

tell us your game plan. >>> that is right, hi ukee. we will talk to senator cornyn from texas and senator king from maine, republican, independent, basically what happened here is the house intelligence committee is having a lot of back and forth , spat between chairman and the ranking democrat, because of the chairman's efforts to, he has got some new information he says there has been back and forth about where that information came from. this week it was disclosed out of the white house. it is unclear whether the chairman is investigating the white house is also working to help the white house get its story across which fuzzy up the line there. we want to talk to the senators wait a minute what are we investigating here, what is the state of the investigation in the senate, is what real and what is not, the president has reacted to this request by his former national security advisor michael flynn who is fired, and mike flynn has asked for immunity. that is a big question will senate take him up or not. where does the investigation

stephanie. >>> well, that is right, ukee. that the storm has passed and the sunnies out, people are venturing outside, and they are getting injured. we are talking about, heart attacks, fractures and much more. after a slow morning here at the emergency department at abington hospital, things are getting crazy, busy. >> we are seeing a lot more, snow-related issues. we had back to back heart attacks at the same time from shoveling snow. >> reporter: doctor philip, from emergency department at abington memorial hospital say many people don't realize how physically taxiing, shoveling snow can be on the heart. there was an incident with the snow blower, that patient needed stitches on his fingers >> with the heavy snow, you know, snowblowers get jammed, and people think that because the blade are not rolling that they can put their finkers in and remove snow. >> reporter: doctors say, with every storm, people venture outside, not realizing how slippery, surfaces can be. >> we are seeing the usual, you know, risk, hipps, hipps, a

ukee. >> pull the plug on that. >> low boughtic ukee who would want more? >> i think it's cool but any way, big things come in small packages. >> in tonight's "taste with tori" back in parkland bucks county is a little joint with a big mission to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. wow ever think of philly cheesesteaks, steam yes, i hot, delicious could be a catalyst for good and i don't mean on your taste buds. meet the than wanting to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. jason green. >> i'm focused on community and when you come you'll see from middle of the neighborhood which throws most people off. once you get to know me and know what i'm about, you realize it's the perfect location. >> and he's owner of jay's steak and hoagie joint in parkland and he's from the area and serving up chop steaks sizzled to perfection and more giving a piece of good on the side and donating sales to causes closer to home. >> i never knew a real struggle as a kid. i remember one time pi parents shut off the cable i thought it was end of world. it was not unt

police are looking into that fight, good evening everyone aim ukee washington. >>> aim nicole brewer. jessica's off today. that brawl happened during a tournament hockey game between two local high schools. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us from hatfield township police department where an investigation into the fight, is underway, cleve. >> reporter: good evening, ukee and nicole. hatfield township police were called out to the ice arena last night for that fight that left several players, from the central bucks west high school hockey team, injured, including one senior defenseman who had to go to the emergency room with multiple fractures to his face >> it was just, heart wrench ing, heart breaking, you just never think you will see your son like that. >> reporter: mother as reaction after seeing her son 's face pummeled when a high school hockey game turned into a all out brawl. >> i ran down to the ice and to be honest, i didn't recognize him at first. that is how bolterd up he was. >> reporter: shawn phillips suffered a broken know, eye socket and laceration tha

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.ealth care plan through congress is underway and president trump is telling congress to make it happen quickly. the republican plan to replace obama care faces a long road ahead. >> the american people will be paying more and getting less. >> reporter: democrats say that the debate on the bill is premature because they are still waiting for congressional budget office to determine how much the bill will cost. >> we don't know how many people are going to lose their insurance and how high the uninsured rate will go up in america because of this bill because they didn't take the time to wait, to see what that cbo score says. >> reporter: republicans say they have been working on a obama carry placement for more than a year and promised republican voters they will act quickly. >> we will keep moving forward and fulfill that promise because the american people expect us to do it. they want us to do it. cbo will eventually come up with a score before it to budget committee. >> reporter: pre

>> reporter: hi jessica and ukee. it seems today they came to a full boil when it was announced people would be losing their jobs but mayor's office and city hall fired back and said people will be actually going back to work.

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.itness news" reporter joe holden has been making his way around philadelphia snow, sleet covered side streets to get a look at challenges crews are facing and has more on what you need to do if your street is not cleared just yet , joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, we are in northern liberties right now on fourth street, you can tell, that for the most part, this has been passed by with the plows several time you can see the blacktop, there is still snow in the middle of the street. we went to manayunk not too bad considering the hills, south philadelphia, not bad as

i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer. police rushed to 56th and when it were with. when officers tried to intervened the officers backed up to a gray minivan. the officer then opened fire. the suspect drove off and left the van at island avenue in lindbergh boulevard. police continued to search and the woman involved in that domestic dispute. the officer is recovering with minor injuries. >>> an assistants is under arrest and facing charges for bringing a loaded gun to a school in delaware county. the discovery was made after a bullet was found in a bathroom at drexel hill middle school. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live with more on this alarming incident. >> reporter: this a large school and as you mentioned the suspects was working alongside an eighth grade special needs student, which is a nightmare when you include a gun and 40 rounds of ammunition >> this guy is armed for war fair >> not what a parent wants to hear about a person working inside a middle school >> to go into a school with 12, 1300 kids and have 40 glock and 45, 46, rounds of am

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. one tough tavern to withstand that impact. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in yardley bucks county to show us the damage, cleve. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, this tavern has been through a lot in history and then tuesday night, this is a crash that could be heard for several blocks but this is just a small scratch, compared to the scope of history. looking at the damage to their building and then reviewing video of the crash, owners of the continental tavern in yardley reached a conclusion. >> i would say the porch won confrontation. >> reporter: yardley police say 10:50 tuesday night a drunk driver who control and slammed in the tavern. they say he had alcohol in the truck. security shows that as staff and customers ran outside to check out the huge thud, the driver a 21 year-old from lancaster county put truck in reverse. >> i cannot speculate what is inside of his head but it would appear he was attempting to leave the scene. >> reporter: kelly credits her staff of getting the man to stay. >> calming driver

the bird may want to bring those days back, as ukee nod his head.awk nation is report they go worked out, the best running back in florida state 's history. meanwhile doug pederson talked to the media in phoenix during the nfl owners meetings. he was reflective about that seven-nine rookie season. >> how did i lead the football team, you know, standing in front of the room every day, talking to the guys, addressing the team, you know, at the end of the day, one of the strengths is the fact that the guys never quit. the guys played hard the entire season all the way to the end. are we satisfied with seven- nine? not at all. we're disappointed. >> meanwhile owner jeffery lur ie wants to see eagles rock old school kelly green uniforms like thursday night football, however as it stand right now their proposal to use them as alternate uniforms would have been rejected, so it was, withdrawn. as forehead coach, lurie approves. >> he had challenge of being, first time head coach, a locker room that had gone through obstacles with the previous head coach at

>> reporter: hi jessica and ukee. tensions have been rising for months, it seems today they came to a full boil when it was announced people would be losing their jobs but mayor's office and city hall fired back and said people will be actually going back to work. eighty to 100 jobs gone from the local pepsi payroll, officials insist philadelphia 's sugary drink tax, it is to blame n a statement to "eyewitness news" teamsters local 830, union representing the soda industry workers, wrote quote our worst fears have been realized. pepsi is reporting a 40 percent drop in philadelphia business since january 1st. the day that the tax went into effect. pepsi employers 423 people in philadelphia. and we spoke to soda union treasurer danny grace by phone >> eventually this will catch up with us that the loss in sales, you know, dictates loss in jobs. the company evidently feels that you no longer sustain the losses that they are getting. >> reporter: numbers out just last week show that the tax raised 5.7 million-dollar in ja

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.n casey in for kate bilo live on the sky deck and, lauren, say it ain't so. >> don't do it. >> mother nature is being so cruel, why? >> yes, i feel like we are all grounded. we will get two days of sunshine but over last hour it feels chillier out here on the sky deck because the skies are clouding over and we have who that sunshine, all this moisture building in advance of the next weather system that will be slow moving and bringing us a couple shots of snowfall but on a positive note we have our warmest temperatures we have felt in abt

good evening i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> eyewitness news reporter david spunt is live with how the project could change the look of the city, david. >> hi, jessica. it's a massive undertaking xin xing. the plan began on paper. that all changed when more than $200 million came in, in a matter of days. a drive down 95 where columbus boulevard shows how cutoff the city is from the river. that will change. get ready for a new penn's landing. >> it will be rulely transfor transformtive. >> tom corcoran is the president of the delaware river water front. the agency planning the park. these renderings show a 12-acre seemless transition have old city to the highway to the water's sglej i think you can see the city extend to the water front and water front extend to the city. >> the mayor announced a 90 million commitment from the city and penn do the and william foundation announce $ $125 million combined and $10 million from the final goal. >> it will connect the city to the water. >> and the park would extend over 95 and columbus boulevard from chestnut to walnut. jena

. >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon. mayor announced his $4.4 billion proposal to city council this afternoon at city hall, and a fraction on of that money at least $36 million is expected to come from the federal government. now we have learned that could not happen. mayor jim kenney's budget speech seemed well received, even in those across the aisle >> i think he gave a good budget address. >> budget that he is not too pleased with? >> not really, as you know our work is just beginning. >> reporter: thursday morning mayor announced his fiscal plan for 2018, some $4.4 billion, the largest portion, 680 million-dollar going towards city pensions, which he says are currently under funded. >> so i urge council to adopt our administration's plan to get pension fund 80 percent funded in 13 years. >> reporter: proposal sets aside two million-dollar to combat the cities opioid problem by providing high risk residents with overdose reversal drug. >> last year, approximately 900 people, died, of drug overdoses. >> reporter: near

>> reporter: and, ukee, good afternoon, beginning. we just checked dell marv marv a power's web site, still right now, 23,000 customers here, in new castle county without power. that is 11 percent of the total customer they even serve , essentially one in 10. all because of this. isis coating all of the trees, and, also coating all of the power lines. in wilmington delaware snow didn't cause any issues but isis to blame for big problems sure, it looks nice but when it coats trees and power lines , thousands here were left without power. >> it has been horrible. we have our power out, i live, over behind the wal-mart here, and it is, a mess. >> reporter: melissa hitch is one of the 30,000 people, del marva power says that they who electricity this afternoon because of the storm. >> i had to come get some gas, to keep our generator going because we don't know how long power will be out. >> reporter: we found del marva power crews working to fix down line and dell dot crews worked to repair darken streetlight. outages are widespread. spo

good evening i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> eyewitness news reporter david spunt is project could change the look of the city, david. >> hi, jessica. it's a massive undertaking xin xing. the plan began on paper. that all changed when more than $200 million came in, in a matter of days. a drive down 95 where columbus boulevard shows how cutoff the city is from the river. that will change. get ready for a new penn's landing. >> it will be rulely transfor transformtive. >> tom corcoran is the president of the delaware river water front. the agency planning the park. these renderings show a 12-acre seemless transition have old city to the highway to the water's sglej i think you can see the city extend to the water front and water front extend to the city. >> the mayor announced a 90 million commitment from the city and penn do the and william foundation announce $ $125 million combined and $10 million from the final goal. >> it will connect the city to the water. >> and the park would extend over 95 and columbus boulevard from chestnut to walnut. jena lives nearby and l

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> 's jessica dean.s director don bell, he is joining us now. >> that video never gets old. >> never. we have to bring that back. >> more than a year ago. villanova wildcats went three decade between championships and now they are trying to win two tight unless 12 months. we have team three coverage tonight as wildcats get set to take on mount st. mary's, our alexandria movies on villanova 's campus, and leslie van arsdal is live in buffalo where tip off is less than an hour away, leslie, let the mad ness begin. >> reporter: let madness begin they have just let in the fans so things where to get very, very loud in here. i'll tell you villanova's motto is one game at a time and they are not looking past mount st. mary's. let's show you the guys as they have departed a little while ago from the team hotel. the fans, of course, out there giving them a proper send off, and now being in the world champions, yeah, they know what it takes to win but they know they have a bull's eye on their back. so, going in t

. >> ukee, now you see i love being where money is, this proves it.to you. >> show us the money. thank you all, so much for that 111,000. fantastic. >>> lets take a moment. one more time, come on, one more time. lets take a quick moment to thank our volunteers, let's show them on the screen, pj wheelihans, cosmo cola co, enterprise rent a car, south jersey industries, united scrap metal and, wills eye hospital. we thank you all, especially some not on the board right new we thank you all, all of our volunteers for making this happen for children and their families and ronald mcdonald house charities. lets go back in the studio now and check with jessica and kate, ladies. >> we are make gooding progress, ukee, thanks very much. >>> kate bilo, joining us now and today not the greatest, it is so wonderful and warm, happy. you were talking about it earlier. it does not look like that outside. >> it doesn't, it looks like more breaks of sun, temperatures warmer, but that never happened today. rain was story to day and still story tonight. lets look outside

i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer. police rushed to 56th with. when officers tried to backed up to a gray minivan. the officer the suspect drove off and left the va ilibergh boulevard. police continued to search and the woman involved indomestic d. the officer is recovering with . >>> an assistants is under arrest and facing charges for bringing a loaded gun to a school in delaware co bullet was found in a bathroom at "eyewitness news" reporter hoff more on this alarming scol and as you mentioned the suspects was working alongside an eighth grade special needs student, which is a nightmare when you include a 40 rounds of ammunition >> this guy is armed for war fair >> not what a parent wautnt t a inside a middle school >> to go into a school with 1300 kids and have 40 glock and absolutely 120 drexel hill. ad been at the school six e jorn weeksn independent aid for a student withpe jordan turned over a was carrying. >> they askehi because he was carrying the said nothing. he said you can't and the officersun they found was .40 calibeoct that does

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter stephanie stahl joins us with the new recommendation. >> reporter: these new recommendations say addiction need to be looked at like other diseases, instead of blaming addicts for being weak , new guidelines say they should get better medical treatments. forty-two year-old julio reyes has been clean for three years but his addiction to heroin is still a constant fight. >> yeah, it is an every day battle. lifetime battle. >> reporter: american college of the physicians is taking a radical new stance recommending substance abuse disorder being treated as a chronic medical condition not a moral failure. new guidelines promote treatment for addicts instead of criminal icing their behavior and throwing them in jail. >> stigma that has been associated with this condition over years has led to a lack of treatment options. >> reporter: in 2014 the group found only 18 percent of the 22 and a half million americans with drug or alcohol problems, actually received trea

. >>> aim ukee washington. any moment philadelphia mayor jim kenney will be holding a press conference to declare a snow emergency. all school district of philadelphia schools and administrate i have offices are closed tuesday, due to inclement weather that includes catholic high schools and elementary schools. more school closings circulating at bottom of your screen. >>> we have team three coverage for you as we follow storm tonight, joe holden is out with people who are preparing for the storm in center city but we will begin in our weather center with lauren casey who is tracking the nor'easter, what is the latest. >> it has been a busy day, busy few days in the weather department. national weather service has upgrade or winter storm warning to a blizzard warning for large portion of the area at top of the show. chester county, bucks, montgomery, berks county and poconos, elsewhere winter storm warning remains in effect 8:00 p.m. tonight until 6:00 p.m. on tuesday as we prepare for implications of a major c

ukee is off. >>> i'm jessica dean.sident trump is spending weekend in florida far away from the controversy in washington over his administration, ties to russia president trump dropped in on students at saint andrew catholic school in orlando. >> beautiful class. >> reporter: after a week where he saw high marks for his address to congress, and more controversy about possible administration ties to russia, and the president spent afternoon focused on education. >> education is the civil rights issue of our lifetime. and it is why i have asked congress to support a school choice bill. >> reporter: weighing on this white house growing list of the mr. trump's surrogates and aids who met with russian officials during a time when u.s. intelligence says that the russians were in the east lex. attorney general jeff sessions is removing himself from investigation about contacts with the russians after it came to light he met with the russian ambassador at republican national convention in july 2016, and at his senate office i

. >>> we begin with breaking news, a 911 outage affecting >> good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. . at&t wireless customers in chester, delaware and montgomery counties were unable to call 911. and that outage lasted about an hour and a half. >> at&t tells us this was part of a nationwide outage. no word on what caused it. >>> tonight, we told you about the warnings. women in new castle county on alert after a series of frightening attacks which police say are linked to the same suspect. alexandria hoff talks with one expert about what may be driving the repeated assaults. >> reporter: 1 of three women was able to flee unharmed. two others were kidnappeded, robbed and sexual assaulted by a serial attacker in new castle county since february 13th. >> somebody that they feign size about >> this can point to a suspect with a dangerous fantasy. >> it could be a combination of power, right now sample, sexual rousal, and general investment or pleasure, obviously, in power, domination, control. as i mentioned in fear. in suffering and humiliation of another individu

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. >>> we begin with breaking news, a 911 outage affecting >> good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. . at&t wireless customers in chester, delaware and montgomery counties were unable to call 911. and that outage lasted about an hour and a half. >> at&t tells us this was part of a nationwide outage. no word on what caused it. >>> tonight, we told you about the warnings. women in new castle county on alert after a series of frightening attacks which police say are linked to the same suspect. alexandria hoff talks with one expert about what may be driving the repeated assaults. >> reporter: 1 of three women was able to flee unharmed. two others were kidnappeded, robbed and sexual assaulted by a serial attacker in new castle county since february 13th. >> somebody that they feign size about >> this can point to a suspect with a dangerous fantasy. >> it could be a combination of power, right now sample, sexual rousal, and general investment or pleasure, obviously, in power, domination, control. as i mentioned in fear. in suffering and humiliation of another individu

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington and that happened in center city race and vine. >> alexandra hof is live with the one victim's story. >> first of all no arrests have been maids but police are extremely close to identifying each and every suspect involve involved. >> snowballs thrown on the street after school thursday snowballed into a violent underground brawl. >> my one friend said stop throwing snow. >> the string theory charter student who asked he not show his face said he and classmates attempted to flee confrontation by headed down to the race vine on septa broad street line. unfor the alternately those throwing the know balls got there first. >> there were 30 or so there and we tried our best. >> he september me a text saying he was juneed and on the subway home and then before i got to see him, someone had sent me this video of it and the world stopped turning. in a blue and gray sweatshirt jar said seen pleaing with alleged attackers as his friend and swarmed and attacked. >> my priority was getting them off him before seriously injured. >> he was on the ground and

good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. that attack happened in the typically quiet community of. "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff tells us how a woman's quick thinking saved her even more pain. >> taped up with duck tape. 's and i bit it all off. >> reporter: helen should not be under estimated. 3:00 p.m. february 17th, she just returneded from the store when a young man knock to do the door of her home >> he pushed himself in. >> reporter: this began a burglary and saw that would last three hours. she said the man started by rummaging for cash, taking $40 before duck taping her hands head and mouth >> i said would you do this to your mother or would you like somebody else to bother your mother like you're doing me? he said. >> reporter: according to reynolds, the suspect removed her clothing and threw her face first on to the bed. she tried to kick him in the groin. >> maybe i really hurt him. i don't know. and i really don't care. >> reporter: the 88-year-old then said she relied on quick thinking to ward off a sexual a

. >> ukee washington has the night off. we've been following this story for months. the state of the gluber house, the center of a heated debate. >>> alexandria hoff is live in bellmawr where many were caught off guard by the surprise demolition. >> reporter: drivers started taking notice to the historic home when trees were leveled for construction. then suddenly this morning, that home was leveled too. >> in the rubble of this hold home, old glory lies defeated >> it's a dark day for american history >> standing watch on a hill above the little timber creek in bellmawr. it found itself in the way of the massive 295 interactive realignment project. one day after the state department of transportation applied for a permit to demolish a garage on the property, bureau mayor said the home not garage was crushed. >> to add insult to injury. they plan to packet up and take the to the nearest landfill. >> the historical society worked tirelessly to preserve the home and during the american revolution, played a significant role. congressman donald norcross was hopeful about

villanova continues on their quest for another championship >> ukee is ready that is the big smooth. >> the big smooth. >> working on that jump shot, for sure. it looks good. >> it was replayed over and over again after chris jenkins hit a to win the national championship jay wright said, bang, walked off. tonight jay is back in the spotlight. so is leslie van arsdal who joins us from buffalo as cats get set to take on mount st. mary, leslie? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you done done, jay's the coolest. we talked earlier in the show a 16th seed has never who, or never beaten a number one seed which, of course, villanova is and coach jay wright does not want to be the first team to do so. >> one seed playing a 16 seed. >> there is, man. you know, we had this in the wells fargo center once before against monmouth and they made a run on us in our own home building turned on us. everybody loves the under dog in the ncaa tournament. there is pressure there. when you that are 16th seed, you know, it is a free, loose life, they will let them fly, with the three-point shot, it can get you.

>>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> along with natasha brown. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. disturbing case of animal cruelty. man accused of killing not one but two of his girl friend's dogs. >>> tonight she tells "eyewitness news" that he did it out of jealousy. >>> good evening, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in bensalem where he uncovered the disturbing details, greg. >> reporter: ukee, this is the affidavit of probable cause, right here and it paints a very gruesome picture and shows that 23 years old joel davis even shook or stepped on two dogs before wrapping them in the blanket and suffocate ing them. twenty-three year-old joel davis is in jail, locked up for killing these two dogs, less than one month apart. >>> i just sat there and cried , for hours, what else can you do. >> reporter: that is jennifer sherman, davis ex-girlfriend who watched her in her bensalem apartment while she went on vacation in early february. >>> he called me and says something is wrong with the dog. its legs aren't working jumps off the couch, blood

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been making his way around philadelphia snow, sleet covered side streets to get a look at challenges crews are facing and has more on what you need to do if your street is not cleared just yet , joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, we are in northern liberties right now on fourth street, you can tell, that for the most part, this has been passed by with the plows several time you can see the blacktop, there is still snow in the middle of the street. we went to manayunk not too bad considering the hills, south philadelphia, not bad as well, and then also, in north philadelphia, today. >> reporter: oh, reactions of chunks of ice practically every where on philadelphia streets. >> trying to get my car out, it is just completely ice. >> reporter: fortunately for rachel mcafee she had help. >> everybody is trying to help each other out. we are in the same boat. it is rough when you park in the street in the winter. >> reporter: philadelphia streets

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in camden with more on how school plans to fight the decision, cleve? >> reporter: well, camden community charter school is practically brand new, just opened less than four years ago and school officials tell us they are reviewing their legal options after just finding out that their charter has been revoked. the up outing of their children was stressful thursday as parents, grandparents became aware that the camden community charter school will close in june. >> it is still hard, you cannot do that. >> i don't think they should because kids need school. >> reporter: every five years charter schools must apply, camden community was one of the 21 charter schools statewide up for recruise and only one reject. state education officials say that the school's were among the lowest among charter schools in camden and bottom 6 y schools. they conclude that the school is not providing its students a high quality education. >> we need to review t

good evening i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. that attack happened in the typically quiet community of. "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff tells us how a woman's quick thinking saved her even more pain. >> taped up with duck tape. 's and i bit it all off. >> reporter: helen should not be under estimated. 3:00 p.m. february 17th, she just returneded from the store when a young man knock to do the door of her home >> he pushed himself in. >> reporter: this began a burglary and saw that would last three hours. she said the man started by rummaging for cash, taking $40 before duck taping her hands head and mouth >> i said would you do this to your mother or would you like somebody else to bother your mother like you're doing me? he said. >> reporter: according to reynolds, the suspect removed her clothing and threw her face first on to the bed. she tried to kick him in the groin. >> maybe i really hurt him. i don't know. and i really don't care. >> reporter: the 88-year-old then said she relied on quick thinking to ward off a sexual a

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> age nicole brewer. >> jessica dean has the night off. winter weather advisory will go into effect in an hour. >> and meteorologist katie indicate kate bilo is tracking what can expect. >> sun will rise tomorrow and you won't be able to see it behind the falling snow. we'll shift to winter and the transition is happening now. the snow has made it to the pocono region and light rain showers south. not a lot reaching the ground. mount pocono to scranton it's starting to intensify a little bit and there's more where that came from take a look at wide view of the low. you see snow of much of northwestern pennsylvania all going to be pivr oting south and east. you can see that beginning to happen and by tomorrow morning snow will over spread our entire region. i just found this shot a live camera from our pocono peak cameras in camel back. you see the flakes there and adding to the snow in the poconos. it will head south. cold enough for snow in mount pocono, winds out of the north and temperatures dropping, 40s allentown and reading and lanca

. >> ukee washington has the night off. we've been following this story for months. the state of the gluber house, the center of a heated debate. >>> alexandria hoff is live in bellmawr where many were caught off guard by the surprise demolition. >> reporter: drivers started taking notice to the historic home when trees were leveled for construction. then suddenly this morning, that home was leveled too. >> in the rubble of this hold home, old glory lies defeated >> it's a dark day for american history >> standing watch on a hill above the little timber creek in bellmawr. it found itself in the way of the massive 295 interactive realignment project. one day after the state department of transportation applied for a permit to demolish a garage on the property, bureau mayor said the home not garage was crushed. >> to add insult to injury. they plan to packet up and take the to the nearest landfill. >> the historical society worked tirelessly to preserve the home and during the american revolution, played a significant role. congressman donald norcross was hopeful about

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> age nicole brewer. >> jessica dean has the night off. winter weather advisory will go into effect in an hour. >> and meteorologist katie indicate kate bilo is tracking what can expect. >> sun will rise tomorrow and you won't be able to see it behind the falling snow. we'll shift to winter and the transition is happening now. the snow has made it to the pocono region and light rain showers south. not a lot reaching the ground. mount pocono to scranton it's starting to intensify a little bit and there's more where that came from take a look at wide view of the low. you see snow of much of northwestern pennsylvania all going to be pivr oting south and east. you can see that beginning to happen and by tomorrow morning snow will over spread our entire region. i just found this shot a live camera from our pocono peak cameras in camel back. you see the flakes there and adding to the snow in the poconos. it will head south. cold enough for snow in mount pocono, winds out of the north and temperatures dropping, 40s allentown and reading and lanca

. >> as ukee washington shows news this weeks story of brotherly love he is giving people reason to pickp. >> reporter: project not only gives away the tools for free but it also lets people, win prizes. it was started by a man who was a big fan of his own neighborhood. >> i love the web site. i cannot believe people choose not to live in west philadelphia. >> reporter: davis always, making his neighborhood, better. walking the sidewalks, picking up litter. he also uses a trash grabber, it cost about $20. >> this way you don't have to be bending over, don't to have hurt your back, not blasting your quads and touch anything that is gross. >> but dave's just one man verse a lot of trash. so he had an idea. give away, trash grabbers. his anti litter project is called, not in philly. >> we ask residents that in return for six month commitment of going out, once a week we will give you the grabbers, we will give you bags. >> some of his first recruits were nearby families. >> when they brought us the idea, you know. >> trash grabber make it easier and safer for kid to help like eight year-old

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. health reporter stephanie stahl is here at einstein health care science certainty report. >> this is an exciting development. there has been variety of technologies that help paralyzed people move again but this is the first, that was, implanted, a computer science that has allowed a quadriplegic patient to use, just his brain, to move. bill is doing things he never thought he would do again, like grabbing this mug and taking a sip, and eating mashed potatoes. >> this really is, possible, because before that, i thought , you know, i never thought would i move my arms again. >> reporter: fifty-six year-old was paralyzed below the shoulders eight years ago from a bike accident. now he is using experimental technology that allowed him to move his hand, arms simply by thinking. electrode are implanted in the brain that recorded signals of his intended movements. a computer interprets the information and electrodes implanted in the arm are stimulated. >> he thinks about a movement, we reco

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ukee washington has the night off. today's indictment follows a two-year long investigation. we do have live team 3 coverage of the case. let's start with david spunt. he's live outside the federal courthouse. david? >> reporter: seth william is now a defendant in a federal corruption probe. he'll appear before the federal judge behind me tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. to answer charges that could land him behind bars for at least a decade. official told "eyewitness news" it's a case of paying for justice. philadelphia district attorney seth william is accused of bribery, extortion among other federal charges laid out in this 50-page indictment. he's accused of taking more than $100,000 in gifts. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. and then elied about it. >> reporter: authorities say williams had multiple dealings with an associate listed in the indictment as business owner number one. beginning in 2010. according to the indictment for access to his office, williams accepted a $4800 paid trip and a little less than $1600 in airline tickses. he wrote in a tex

ukee washington talks with the cast coming up. >>> and rain and snow for the weekend. justin is back with the latest track and what you can expect. we will be right back. >> welcome back, talking about march madness now. villanova is getting ready for a tough test today. the wildcats take on the wisconsin badgers, in the second round of the ncaa tournament. wisconsin is the eighth seed in the east, they beat virginia tech by ten on thursday night, and they're the only team in the tournament that's made it to three straight sweet 16's. nova head coach jay wright says their size could be an issue. >> not only have great size, shooters, great depth. they can bring a lot of guys in off the bench. that's kind of our weakness. you know, i mean, trouble for us, we get into foul trouble early. >> very tough, physical defensive minded team. and we know that. we know that's how they play. you know, we've got to be aggressive. we can't -- they can -- second guess ourselves or ... >> catch villanova and wisconsin this afternoon at 2:40 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >> now, during marc

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington and that happened in center city race and vine. >> alexandra hof is live with the one victim's story. >> first of all no arrests have been maids but police are extremely close to identifying each and every suspect involve involved. >> snowballs thrown on the street after school thursday snowballed into a violent underground brawl. >> my one friend said stop throwing snow. >> the string theory charter student who asked he not show his face said he and classmates attempted to flee confrontation by headed down to the race vine on septa broad street line. unfor the alternately those throwing the know balls got there first. >> there were 30 or so there and we tried our best. >> he september me a text saying he was juneed and on the subway home and then before i got to see him, someone had sent me this video of it and the world stopped turning. in a blue and gray sweatshirt jar said seen pleaing with alleged attackers as his friend and swarmed and attacked. >> my priority was getting them off him before seriously injured. >> he was on the ground and

>>> kevin hart sends a video to ukee and it ends i wh $10,000 donation >>> first, this monkey. that l behind ti say they're behind a sophisticated marijuana growperation >> "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is live they were busted. >> reporter: hunters tipped off police to the strong smell of raw marijuana coming from a home. inside police found enoughou 20 pounds of marijuana. along with a half-ton monkey. they didn't speak smudge ogl wave a welcoming, ccording to one says chester county tom >> it was a shock as the warrant, men have tied to mexico h felony drug >> all these hard core drug guys came out after the investigation. not to tell us there was over to say there's a cute monkey in there. >> there was and confused andly. where he was taken before being reunited with at an unnamed sanctuary. >> when you hit you're not what you're going to alligators. you'll find gun, drugs. in this case, we a monkey. a tiny monkey. >> reporter: by e ple other ani found inside the home, pitch jens and owning a monkey is illegal but the suspects -- police believe this growing operation wa

is so rich when it comes to the irish hold >> we begin with another blast of winter weather >> i'm ukeeica dean, we thought we put the snow behind us? meteorologist lauren casey tracking not one but two shots of snow >> who's excited >> 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning until 6:00 a.m. sunday, stormscan 3 is relative quiet right now. seeing a couple of returns popping up much more moisture off to the south and west in association with a slow moving storm system as it passes through and on the back side of the system as well what to expect for the weekend. a slow movie starts as a light wintery mix in the city and that will be a late overnight early tomorrow morning. but our best chance of snow area-wide will be late saturday night early sunday. we will see some accumulations across parts of the area but they will try to be minimal, what to expect. in the poconos, mainly be a snow event but you can see tons of freezing rain especially tomorrow morning. berks county, lehigh valley, we start off as snow then transition to rain as we head to midday and tomorrow afternoon, then back to snow tomorro

thanks for staying up late us with our morning team is back from 4:30 to 7, for everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> good morning, family, sleep >> good morning, family, sleep well. very high-profile doctor and i was very lucky to be at the ranch working with him. >> reporter: did any of the other girls in your cabin talk to you about dr. nassar? >> yes. the girls would say, yeah, he touches you funny. >> i remember being uncomfortable because of the area. but in my mind i was like if this helps i'll do anything. >> reporter: did you ever complain to anybody about it? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> it was treatment. you don't complain about treatment. >> reporter: dr. nassar has pled not guilty to the charges against him in michigan. in a statement from his lawyers he has defended his treatment as legitimate. there is a rare therapy for back and hip pain where specialists massage areas inside the vagina. but for a minor it's expected such a procedure should involve a chaperone and use of a glove. >> did he use a glove? >> no. >> reporter: and how many times d

i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> my mom used to read to us every night when we were >> that says a lot, jim. >>> we have a real treat coming up on "eyewitness news" >> ville 'nova basketball coach jay wright will be live in our studio to talk about the season and his new book, you don't want to miss it. >>> plus doctors are calling it new frontier in health care supplements in the bottle. we will look at the juicing trend, coming up. stay with >>> welcome back. we're looking at a week end that looks quiet by comparison to the days leading up to it but wintry chill comes our way saturday and then we will start on sunday. and mid 50's by sunday, and, it is quiet all weekend long with sunshine, okay. >> all right, katie, thank you for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> the internal revenue service revoke tax exempt status for 2200 non-profit organizations, in bucks, burlington and montgomery counties, for failure to submit required paperwork, three years in a row. >>> on the front page of the spirit in delaware county, aston commissioners approved condi