in norristown, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, cleve, thank you so much for that update from the courthouse. >>> now, earlier bill cosby's wife camille released a family statement about the trial praising the attorneys who represented bill cosby and blasting the montgomery county district attorney and presiding judge steven o'neill accusing them of arrogantly collaborating. the statement says in part i'm grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence which is the rightful way to make a sound decision. ultimately that is a manifestation of justice. based on facts not lies. the jury of seven men and five women from allegany county in pittsburgh were seen leaving their double tree hotel in plymouth meeting this morning. the jurors deliberated more than 52 hours over six days before telling a judge this morning they could not reach a unanimous decision. jurors who were sequestered in the hotel began their deliberations on monday evening. >>> now not long after the court announced the mistrial representative of andrea constand released thei

live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve bryan, thanks very much. >>> we now know this storm damage in southern delaware was caused by ef-zero tornado. twister touched down in greenwood, sussex county, this video shows debris swirling around a delaware electric cooperative site. the national weather service also confirmed another ef0 tornado left behind damage in pennsylvania, in berks county. >>> severe weather is gone, sun's out but will it be sticking around? that is a question for lauren. >> thanks very much. after pouring rain severe thunderstorms yesterday, today nothing but rays of sunshine, summer officially begins overnight tonight, can we keep around these beautiful conditions for rest of the week in the first official weekend of summer? i'll have the answer in your forecast. >>> and high praise for philadelphia the reason cities making grade according to a new list, reports that is urging people to take a trip to the city of brotherly love. >>> all eyes to the sky, art museum is drawing a crowd today but not for steps or rocky statue, we will show w

>>> tension is good but keeping is tough i'm cleve bryan. we will tell you why people are frustrated with the summer flounder season. >>> investigation currently underway after a man is shot dead by police. evidence officers are now focusing on as they look into this deadly shooting. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. call to repossess a minivan end in gunfire. police say boyfriend of the vehicle's owner is shot dead by the tow truck driver trying to haul away the van. tonight we are learning why that repowe man said he had to pull out his weapon and start shooting. good evening, i'm natasha brown in for guess contact ukee will be along in just a moment. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is tracking latest developments in the deadly shooting in point breeze tonight, anita? >> reporter: good evening, in a cash a neighbors say thinks corner known for violence with several shootings here in recent months, and this morning violent encounter left one man and a dog both dead. >> just like firecrackers. >> reporter: that is what mike young who was working n

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was at the courthouse as the judge made his ruling. >> reporter: for sixth morning 79 year-old actor/comedian bill cosby entered montgomery county courthouse waiting for a jury to decide his fate. unlike long days of questions and dead locked deliberations up until now things happened fast. by 10:15 they announced they could not reach a verdict so judge o'neill declared a mistrial. some cheers for cosby as his legal team addressed belabored , inconclusive outcome. >> judge is right, justice is rentgory county. i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for acquittal, but like that rolling stones says you don't sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby spokesmen raised his fists in victory. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> reporter: cosby kept quiet. leaving court he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors say that the legal battle is far from over and immediately declaring their intention force a retrial. >> we'll val wait, and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live there now with more on what lies ahead for those home owners in that neighborhood, cleve? >> reporter: well, natasha we have been out here several times over the pennsylvania year and a half and residents here keep asking what is the plan, for cleaning up these toxic car batteries in their yard? this week, they got an answer. they tested, they started cleaning up the war of it and now epa is planning to address the rest of the neighborhood built on toxic super fund site full of crushed car battery parts. >> basically tear up this whole yard. >> reporter: with choice toss remove none, some or all contaminated soil at 36 properties along wood land avenue in west department for the epa announced they will proceed with the most aggressive and thorough clean up plan, it calls for full partial removal of contaminated soil around and in some cases, under the homes that means some people like carroll martin will to have temporarily relocate. >> i'm very disgusted. i know a pew people are too but it has got to be done and i have no choice. >> rep

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live from media with the very late owns this investigation, cleve. >> reporter: state police confirmed that they are conducting an investigation, involving saint cornelius parish and they say it started when they notified police because they received a package with drugs in it, addressed to the pass door. saint cornelius par niche chadds ford as pennsylvania state police executed a search warrant related to possible criminal drug activity. according to the philadelphia archdiocese, an envelope addressed to monsignor gregory , came to the church on tuesday that contained what staff thought were illegal drugs. they reported it to the state police who executed a search warrant on the parish. authorities have not commented on what exactly was in the envelope on if they expect par landte is involved. they told parishioners may 21st that he was being replaced. and then four days ago parl anti made his own announcement saying for pennsylvania few years my health has not recovered from my near death illness. i began medical leave to address my health

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> plans to live even up sea isle city entertainment scene hit a roadblock. >> city council has voted down a proposal to extend outdoor music and dining hours on the boardwalk. some residents complained to lawmakers that it is already noisy enough original cut off time at 9:00 p.m. business community support that had proposal believing it could help draw more customers to sea isle city in the month of april. >>> stay with us, still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" a business plan born out of struggles. >> i didn't have a car, i live in a one bedroom apartment, so that is how i was raised and i did the best i could. >> well now this local mother is back on her feet, in a very big way and helping others in the process. the way she's now changing lives and what makes it so unique is up next. >>> we may have seen the movie but now philadelphia is officially a national treasure who is giving our city the high praise and why, lauren. >>> great looking and great feeling day at the shore but unfortunately all that will change because of a stalled fro

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live now. he's in clayton with the very latest details for us. cleve. >> reporter: well, today's clayton day a time when this small town in gloucester county comes together its a tight knit community and one that's wrapped its arms around the pasquale family. >> we're going to keep going. >> reporter: gathering in the park dedicated in autumn pasquale's name members set out in a walk of remembrance. autumn was killed by two teens in her town allegedly over the girl it's bike. the boys justin and donte strangled autumn and stuffed her in a recycling bin. autumn's father anthony is trying to raise support for new jersey to enact law that would hold negligent parents responsible for their children's crimes. it would be called autumn's law. >> there has to be some kind of consequences for parents of a minor with mainly with felony charges, something put in place that the parents are aware that if their kids keep doing this not only do the kids get punished but at the parents would be punished. >> r

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> i feel g i good. >> reporter: david oh is about as upbeat as you can expect from a person who was the victim of a stabbing this week during a robbery attempt wednesday night in front of his home on thomas avenue in west philadelphia. friday night police issued a warrant were for suspected attack territory-year-old sean yarbray. he turned himself in saturday morning. >> i'm glad he turned himself in because that means nobody got hurt and that he's cooperating. >> reporter: oh says before being stabbed he got a good look at his attacker and has little doubt police have the right man. >> the police drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that's not him, that's not him, that's not him but when i saw this photograph i said that's him. >> reporter: many philadelphians look at oh's attack as evidence the city still has a lot of improvement to make addressing crime and the underlying causes. oh amazed many by showing up to work two days after getting stabbed saying he wants to get back to work addressing those iss

cleve bryan is in atlantic city think afternoon where he spoke with sit officials, cleve. >> reporter: search continues, until about 10:00 o'clock last night and then resumed at dawn but it hit a snag. you can see is there just extremely thick fog, here and is not seen, for them to take out their watercraft, these wave run tours look out in the water. search is limited right new to just on the beach. here's what we know from the officials. around 6:00 o'clock yesterday life guard left the beach they pulled everybody out, told them not to go back in on or around 6:30. fire department got a call for two swimmers sucked down by a rip current. within five minutes rescue swimmers were in the water but they never had a visual of, on the two people. through discussion they have learned that a group of teens have gone into the water around the rock pile, and 16 year-old caylee hand from atlantic city was caught in the rip current near the rock pile and then 15 year-old roman quinn, from pleasantville, new jersey tried to save her. unfortunately he went under too. >> so, it is, it can go from,

i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" hoping to make their mark, doctors and community leaders come together in philadelphia in the fight against hiv and aid. the goal of their get together is next. >>> for five or 10 minutes. >> it is music to your ears, pictures at a montgomery county hospital are singing praises of a new program that brings performances to their bedside, our stephanie stahl shows you it is not just for entertainment. lauren. >>> cool, cloudy weather continues today but return of summer is just around the corner when to expect sunny skies and high temperatures in the 80's and 90's in your full forecast coming up. >>> we think eagles will be better, nate but what about the ground? one of the team's most out spoken players sees big things out of the rushing attack later in >>> a philadelphia organization is offering a series of events to continue their fight against aid. >> health and services group philadelphia fight hosted a sum to it day at pennsylvania convention center, and, the event kicks off programs, planned al

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the scene where residents have been asked to evacuate, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. the water has, stopped going through roadways and through yard here, but we are here at edgehill road, this is uphill from tyson road where all that water was pouring on to the roadway right now. they have had the road opened, they are working on that water main right now. they again have gotten been able to shut down the water but repairs going on right now check out this incredible video provided to us, by the abington township. you can see the water just coming down, through driveways , through walkways, and on that block, between edgehill and tyson road. now, the water main is a 16- inch cement water main. water company aquas does not believe it was hit by anything but just a matter of age. it is a pipe that goes back to 1911 and it was on their scheduled repair list, and all they can assume is that it was age-related, the water main break. there were homes evacuated, 85 homes in all that are impact by water being shut off but we don

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there as the judge declared a mistrial. >> reporter: for the sixth morning, 79-year-old actor and comedian bill cosby entered the montgomery county courthouse waiting for a jury to decide his fate. unlike the long days of questions and deadlocked deliberations up until now things happened fast. by 10:15, the jury announced they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict so judge steven o'neill declared a mistrial. some cheers for cosby as his legal team addressed the belabored yet inconclusive outcome. >> justice is real. it lives here in montgomery county. i'm proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stone song says you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesman raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> reporter: mr. cosby kept quiet only pausing to wave to his supporters. prosecutors say the legal battle is far from over. immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial. >> we will evaluate and review our case

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> i feel good. i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is about as upbeat as you can expect from a person who was the victim of a stabbing during a robbery attempt in west philadelphia. friday night police issued a warrant for a suspected attacker, 24-year-old sean yarbray. after police unsuccessfully searched his home, yarbray turned himself in saturday morning. >> i'm glad he turned himself in because that means nobody got hurt. and that he's cooperating. >> reporter: oh says before being stabbed he got a good look at his attacker and has little doubt police have the right man. >> the police drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that's not him, that's not him, that's not him. but when i saw this photograph, i said, that's him. many philadelphians look at his attack as proof that the city has a oh showed up to work two days after being stabbed saying he wants to get back to work addressing those issues. >> i love you so many. >> reporter: neighbor s

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan in clayton tonight with the kate latest details. >> it means a lot to me and it's -- it's heartwarming. >> reporter: walking stride for stride with fellow members of the clayton community anthony pasquale sees hope at the end of a long journey that began with the murder of his 12-year-old daughter autumn pasquale. >> it's a tough road. >> reporter: authorities say in october 2012 autumn was strangled and stuffed in a recycling bin by brothers dante and justin robinson of clayton t the latter took responsible is serving 17 years. according to the robinson lawyer on members oft community the teens came frappe troubled home. many believe autumn might still be alive in new jersey had tougher laws about parenting. >> to make parents responsible for doing what they should do for their children so they do not commit felony crimes. >> reporter: this walk through the borough saturday was to raise support for creating autumn's law calling for penalties for abusive or neglectful parents whose children commit serious crimes. >> there has to be consequences f

. >>> fatally beautiful i'm cleve bryan coming up dangers of the swimming in old quarr ies. >>> first he said he robbed a bank to get away from his wife but his plan didn't exactly work out? find out that man's punishment for stealing the cash, lauren? >>> and after several days of extreme heat we are no longer sweltering in the delaware valley, we have a cooler more comfortable night ahead we will talk about that plus get a look at that all important weekend forecast, we will be ♪ >>> as the temperatures, rise this summer, police are reminding you to be very careful about leaving children and pets, in cars. new jersey state police just posted this video on facebook of them rescuing a two-year old boy and dog from a car in washington township month. man told troopers she put her two-year old grandson and dog in the car and she accidentally locked herself out. troopers broke a window and able to get them both out safe ly and we're told they are doing okay. >>> today prosecutors filed new charges in the flint water crisis that led to the death of 12 people. four people including michi

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beautiful daughter of cleve bryan, seven pounds, nine ounces and big brothers love their lucy. cleve tells us mom is recovering well. from all of us here at "eyewitness news" congratulations cleve and nicole on your bundle of joy there. >>> stay with us. still ahead, 100 people missing after an early morning land slide in china, a look at where the disaster is still developing as people search through the rubble for their loved ones. >>> a giant pink triangle unfillun. >>> ed bradley honored through art. a look at the progress happening on a mural dedicated in his chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> 15 people killed after a rand land slide over overtook a village in china. the land sl

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the courthouse in norristown as judge made his ruling. >> reporter: for sixth morning 79 year-old actor and comedian bill cosby entered montgomery county courthouse waiting for a jury to decide his fate. up like long days of questions and dead locked deliberations up until now, things happened fan. by 10:15 injury a announce they had could not reach a unanimous verdict so judge stephen o'neill declared a mistrial. cheers for cosby as his legal team addressed the belabored but inconclusive outcome. >> justice is real and lives here in montgomery county. i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby we came here looking for an acquittal, but like that rolling stones said, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesmen raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's power being back. >> reporter: cosby kept quiet. leaving court, he only pause todd wave to his supporters.ttl, and immediately declaring >>e'll val wait, and review our case. we will take at everything involved and then we will retry it

in norristown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and speaking of those jurors. the jury of seven men, five women left the double tree hotel in plymouth meet being soon after the mistrial was declared. they had been sequestered since beginning of the trial, jurors are from allegheny county that is almost five hours away from montgomery county. >>> bill cosby's wife, camille spoke out after the ruling, she praised her husband's legal team, she also had tough word for montgomery county district attorney and judge stephen o'neill. she accused them of quote arrogantly collaborating, family's statement read in part quote i'm grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously for the to review evidence which is rightful way to make a sound decision, ultimately, that is a manifestation of justice based on facts, not lies. >>> representatives for andrea constand, bill cosby's accuser has also release aid statement with the trial. they thanked the district attorney's office and members of the prosecution's team, their statement says in part that we are confident that these pro

beautiful daughter of cleve bryan, seven pounds, nine ounces and big brothers love their lucy. cleve tells us mom is recovering well. from all of us here at "eyewitness news" congratulations cleve and nicole on your bundle of joy there. >>> stay with us. still ahead, 100 people missing after an early morning land slide in china, a look at where the disaster is still developing as people search through the rubble for their loved ones. >>> a giant pink triangle unfillun. >>> ed bradley honored through art. a look at the progress happening on a mural dedicated in >>> 15 people killed after a rand land slide over overtook a village in china. the land slide swept over more than 60 homes. people were fast asleep when the disaster happened. now more than 100 folks still missing. more than 1,000 workers were involved in the initial rescue effort. and the amount of rock and earth that slammed into the town is the equivalent about 3,000 olympic sized swimming pools. access to a nearby river is cut off. at least one major roadway into the village is gone. officials say heavy rain triggere

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in collinswood with the influence governor christie may have on the race even though he is not on the ballot, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lot of people said they want a new direction for the state but people here not all that engaged with this actual primary. experts say only about one in 10 registered new jersians are planning to vote, in this primary and as we found out, it is because many just don't know candidates well. it is time for new jersians to usher in a new era as they cast primary votes for governor chris christie's replacement. >> i think the state need to go to a less big personality. >> the approach to treating people with dignity and kind ness has been lacking. >> reporter: many voters choices for governor are something of a mystery. >> i have no idea honestly which candidate, before like two days ago. >> reporter: are you passionate about any of the candidates. >> no, no. >> reporter: how will you decide. >> i really don't know, i have no idea. >> reporter: i don't know is a popular choice in the governor '

reporting cleve bryan has more >> in my eyes he was a hero, my sister's hero and my familyho >> reporter: family of crea hand said it brings her some comfort to know her friend tried to save her. ac town and group of friend went in the ocean avenue life guard were off-duty thursday nice. clea was caught in the rip current so the 15 year-old they both disappeared and then never re-surfaced. >> he didn't to have jump in to try to save her but did he what he did at the kindness of his heart and appreciate that and respect that. >> reporter: atlantic city officiale 6:30 they got a call for to missing swimmers near jetty at mlk boulevard. within two minutes officers who used to be life guard were in the water, but they never saw clea or ramone. >> start sucked out and probably panic, and swallowedord until 10:00 p.m. on thursday and resumed as recovery mission at dawn. family and friend held each other and cried as city officials updated media on the search hampered all day by fog >> this is really, the sadest day since i have been in office for me personally. >> just two children whose god h

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there with more from police. >> reporter: police say when they got the call 8:25 this morning they believed it was an active shooter scene but they were quickly able to secure the area around the iron hill brewery, meaning that nobody else was in danger , however, it is still had a big impact. >> never expected to run here. >> reporter: all activities on hold for most of the day several maple shade businesses as authorities investigated a fatal shooting behind the iron hill brewery, police believe male victim found on the loading dock ran from the brew ery was targeted by unknown shooter, meaning this was not a random act of violence. iron hill through their public relations firm says shooting has nothing to do with the business. releasing a statement that says quote there were no iron hill employees or customers involved or injured in this incident. >> everybody has been telling me that nobody was hurting anybody. >> reporter: green tech which neighbors iron hill called her to stay home on wednesday morning. hours later she arrived

bryan today, showed how the very gradual slope in most quarries were quickly automotive off putting swimmers in over their heads fast. authorities say experienced swimmers aren't immune. >>> several area schools are on a new list of safety colleges in america for 2017, the university of delaware is ranked 26 and rowan 38. the national council for home safety and security used fbi crime statistics to compute its ranking. other schools, monday clare university ranked eight, west chester 28, and rutgers university 59th. >> there's a small victory for air traveler, the airline ditched its plan to make passengers feel even more cramped. american wanted to shrink the leg room in planes that would have created some of the tightest coach seats, but it backtracked after hearing from a lot of frustrated customers. >>> facebook announced today that researchers are teaching chat box to carry out negotiations. for example, you could have a scheduled lunch date or, facebook said overtime they expected botts to learn and anticipate how conversations may progress. but the company says users shouldn

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> developing overseas u.s. navy destroyer has collided with a merchant ship, off the coast of japan, seven sailors were missing. u.s. military officials, say that two crew members, including the captain, have been evacuated from the u.s.s. fitzgerald. aerial footage shows heavy damage to the mid right side, military officials say there has been some flooding there as well, navy, japanese coastguard are working to stabilize badly damage ship, the exact number of the injuries is still being determined. >>> authorities continue to search for survivors, after the high rise fire in london that has now killed at lee 30 people. relatives of the dozens, still missing have blanketed the area with posters of their loved won and others leaving word of condolence near the scene. the greenfell to your housed 600 people in 120 apartments. london police are investigating whether foul play contributed to the fire. >>> british prime minister teresa may visited a hospital where many survivors are being treated, afterward may ann

bryan is live in egg harbor township atlantic count which more on what happened, here, cleve? >> reporter: police are still on the scene here as doctor kaufman's office on ocean heights road in egg harbor township. they arrived here at 6:00 a.m. , and the doctor met them holding a gun. >> he was very unstable at the time. >> reporter: search warrant turned into a armed standoff tuesday morning at medical office of doctor james kaufman , the widower of the murdered south jersey radio host april kaufman. >> brandished a weapon, 9- millimeter rugger handgun and at that time it was necessary for to us bring in the hostage negotiator. >> reporter: police say standoff lasted up to 45 minutes with doctor kaufman surrendering peacefully. they say he had hallow point bullets and now faces multiple gun charges. >> he owns several, would i even say approximately 100 guns legally. >> reporter: at the same time as the doctor office raid police searched kaufman's home the atlantic county prosecutor 's office would not say why they had warrants but it was not directly related to the murder c

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with councilman oh after learning his suspected attacker was in custody. >> i feel good. i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is as upbeat as a person who was victim of the stabbing this week. it happened during a robbery attempt wednesday night in front of his home, in west philadelphia policish identify a warrant for his suspect attack 24 year-old sean yar bray. after police inn successfully searched his home he turned himself in saturday morning. >> i'm glad he turned himself in. that means nobody got hurt. he is cooperating. >> reporter: oh says before being stabbed he got a good look and has little doubt police have the right man. >> police drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that is not him, that is not him, that is not him but when i saw this photograph, i said that is him >> reporter: many fill abs look at oh's attack that city has a lot of improvement to dress crime and underlying causes. oh amazed many by showing up to work two days after being stabbed saying he wants to get b

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to councilman oh after learning his suspected attacker was in custody. >> reporter: yes. >> i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is just as upbeat as you can expect from the person as a vickivity of stabbing this week that happened during a robbery attempt ted wednesday night in front of his home in west philadelphia friday night police issued a warrant for his suspect attacker 24 year-old sean yarbray, after police unsuccessfully searched his home, yarbray turned himself in saturday morning. 's glad he turned himself in that means be in got hurt. and that he is cooperating. >> reporter: oh says before being stabbed he got a good look at his attacker and has little doubt police have the right man. >> the police drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that is not him, that is in the him, that is in the him. but when i saw this photograph , i said, that is him. >> reporter: many philadelphians look at oh attack as evidence that the city has improvement to make address being crime and underlying

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains how lawmakers are working to make it easier for donors to give, the gift of life. >> the stories that you hear about transplants, generally are people that wait years. >> reporter: six years ago when shannon learned she had kidney disease mercer county mother admits she was afraid. >> there is a lot of unknown when you have, when you are in end stage renal disease or kidney failure. >> reporter: shannon applied to be on the donation list and begin uncomfortable task of asking friend and family if they would donate a kidney. >> you cannot imagine how difficult a question or ask that is of someone a friend or family member. you are asking them to, you know, you have two kidneys can i have one. >> reporter: to make matters worse she founded new jersey organ down others don't have job protection. she told dan benson it isn't right someone should risk job and benefits to save a life. he is sponsoring a bill to make sure people are eligible for temporary disability benefits in take tea time off to donate a organ and make sure they don't lose th

in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> overseas now and developing now, a u.s. navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship off the coast of japan, seven sailors are missing. u.s. military officials say that two crew members, including the captain, have been evacuated from the u.s.s. fitzgerald, and area footage of the ship shows heavy damage to the mid right side, military officials say that there has been some flooding there as well, navy and japanese coastguard officials are working to stabilize the badly damaged ship, the exact number of injuries there is still being determined. >>> authorities continue to search for survivors after the high rise fire in london that is now killed at lee 30 people relatives of the dozens, still missing have blanketed that area with posters of their loved won, others leaving word of condolence near the scene, the grand fel tower housed 600 people in 120 apartments. london police are investigat ing whether foul play contributed to the fire. >>> president trump moves to reverse another obama era policy, he recently announced he

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to councilman oh after learning his suspect attacker was under arrest. >> i feel g i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is about as upbeat as you can expect from the person who was victim of the stabbing this week. it happened during a robbery attempt wednesday night in front of his home on tomlin avenue in west philadelphia police issued a warrant for his suspected attacker 24 year-old sean yarbray after police unsuccessfully searched his home yarbray turned himself in saturday morning. aim glad he turned himself in. that means be in got hurt. >> reporter: oh says brick stabbed, he got a good look at his attacker and have little doubt police have the right man performing lease drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that is not him that noise him , that is not him but when i saw this photograph and i saw that is him. >> reporter: many philadelphians look at oh's attack as evidence that the city has improvement to make addressing crime and underlying causes. oh amazed many showing up to wor

bryan today, showed how the very gradual slope in most quarries were quickly automotive off putting swimmers in over their heads fast. authorities say experienced swimmers aren't immune. >>> several area schools are on a new list of safety colleges in america for 2017, the university of delaware is ranked 26 and rowan 38. the national council for home safety and security used fbi crime statistics to compute its ranking. other schools, monday clare university ranked eight, west chester 28, and rutgers university 59th. >> there's a small victory for air traveler, the airline ditched its plan to make passengers feel even more cramped. american wanted to shrink the leg room in planes that would have created some of the tightest coach seats, but it backtracked after hearing from a lot of frustrated customers. >>> facebook announced today that researchers are teaching chat box to carry out negotiations. for example, you could have a scheduled lunch date or, facebook said overtime they expected botts to learn and anticipate how conversations may progress. but the company says users shouldn

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live from media with the very late owns this investigation, cleve. >> reporter: state police confirmed that they are conducting an investigation, involving saint cornelius parish and they say it started when they notified police because they received a package with drugs in it, addressed to the pass door. saint cornelius par niche chadds ford as pennsylvania state police executed a search warrant related to possible criminal drug activity. according to the philadelphia archdiocese, an envelope addressed to monsignor gregory , came to the church on tuesday that contained what staff thought were illegal drugs. they reported it to the state police who executed a search warrant on the parish. authorities have not commented on what exactly was

. >>> it is fists verse mosquitoes aim cleve bryan battle to stop the spread of zika in our region. >>> we are getting a beautiful break from the heat and humidity but steaminess and storminess will return for our fathers day weekend, we will have your forecast, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 start right now. >>> we wanted to send these jurors we wanted to thank them and continue to be looking at the facts of the case, and, and see that this case will never have been brought here today. >> now at 6:00 bill cosby's spokesmen confident but jury remains at a stand still. we learned today that they are dead locked on all three charges in the sexual assault trial, deliberations now in their fourth day. and right now the jury is once again attempting to reach a verdict after the judge ordered them, to keep working good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm natasha brown. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been tracking details of this trial from the very beginning, and joins us live from norristown, joe, what can you tell us about what is happening at this hour >> reporter: lets get you

. >> checking for oil off the coast of new jersey and delaware aim cleve bryan were why or for and others are against it. >>> temperatures well below average again today, only in the 60's but will be well above average as we head into the end of the weekend, when to expect highs in the 90's in your full forecast, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> a sting operation on the main line employee at a popular radnor restaurant charged with selling something on the side. it was a drug bustt weeks in the making and more than one person is facing charges. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in radnor township with how police cracked this case, greg. >> reporter: ukee and jessica investigators say it was quite simple. they walk in this chipotle restaurant here in radnor township and asked one of the employees for pot. this afternoon under cover investigators were able to purchase, a half a pound of marijuana from one of the employees for $975 we're told and that was last straw before this arrest

. >>> graduation day is always a big deal new one is historic, i'm cleve bryan with that store friday camden. >>> after a rough day yesterday, we turn things around, today i'm meteorologist lauren casey and let you know if the beautiful conditions will persist for our first week of summer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> now at 6:00 philadelphia's district attorney officially, on trial. prosecutors come out swinging laying out their case in the corruption trial against seth williams. the city's top prosecutor is defending himself tonight, good evening, i'm jessica dean >>> i'm joe holden in for ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city. you caught up with the district attorney's walked out of court what did he to have say. >> reporter: exactly right there, joey did speak with seth williams leaving the federal courthouse here an hour and 20 minutes ago and asked him directly about one of the accusations brought up, in court, that is that he stole some $10,000 from his own mother. the federal government has filed 29 federal bribe

. >>> tension is good but keeping is tough i'm cleve bryan. we will tell you why people are frustrated with the summer flounder season. >>> investigation currently underway after a man is shot dead by police. evidence officers are now focusing on as they look into this deadly shooting. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. call to repossess a minivan end in gunfire. police say boyfriend of the vehicle's owner is shot dead by the tow truck driver trying to haul away the van. tonight we are learning why that repowe man said he had to pull out his weapon and start shooting. good evening, i'm natasha brown in for guess contact ukee will be along in just a moment. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is tracking latest developments in the deadly shooting in point breeze tonight, anita? >> reporter: good evening, in a cash a neighbors say thinks corner known for violence with several shootings here in recent months, and this morning violent encounter left one man and a dog

bryan, coming up how clean up will impact those living here. >>> skies opening up in bethlehem moments ago as a line of storms moves in from the west. live look here at storm scan three where you can see that system lighting up the screen and pushing in our area parts of our area in a big thunderstorm warning. good evening, i'm natasha brown in for jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington here in sea isle city for summer fess. we got here around 1:00 this afternoon very warm but i think temperatures have dropped at least 10 or 15 degrees as those line of thunderstorms are on the horizon. lets check this severe weather information from our lauren casey here in sea isle city with me, lauren. >> thanks, ukee. we have dry conditions right now but we have a severe thunderstorm watch for every area west of i-95 that runs until 10:00 o'clock this evening. we have some warnings in effect right now as well. we will get over to storm scan three and show you what is going on as we look toward berks county, lehigh county and northwestern suburbs as well where we have severe thunderstorm warnings until

in hamilton township aim cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> crews have recovered body of the second teenage swimmer who disappeared in the ocean off of atlantic city a week ago. authorities say 15 year-old ramone quinn vanished while attempting to rescue 16 year-old, clea hand. she was caught in the rip current near martin luther king boulevard they were both swept out to sea. hand's body was recovered on monday. >>> many people are heading in the water to escape heat so please, please be careful. on this second official day of summer it was a hot, humid day meteorologist chelsea in grammys on the sky deck to let us know when we might expect a break. >> it is feeling like summertime for sure, let's show you temperatures across the delaware valley. we are checking in with numbers that are in the upper 80's in many locations, right now we're checking in around 88 degrees, in philadelphia, we have, 87 degrees located just to our north and down the shore, we are looking at temperatures that are checking in currently in the lower 80's it is 80 degrees right now in wildwood. now de