this happening in south philadelphia just about 15 or so minutes ago. police telling us the man is in his 60s and was struck by this vehicle at broad and bigler streets in south philadelphia. the striking vehicle did stop as we take a look through chopper 6. but philadelphia police are investigating this. the man was taken to the hospital, jefferson hospital. said to be with serious injuries. as we get more information on this, we will pass it along. >>> in the meantime, the american cancer society is commending actions taken by the delaware river and bay authority. the agency recently adopted a smoke-free policy for the cape may lucifery. no one is allowed to smoke or use tobacco inside the terminals, offices onboard ferries, even in the parking lot. the special recognition ceremony was held at the cape may ferry terminal this afternoon. >>> five philadelphia libraries are getting makeovers you will cluing the historical library in north philadelphia. today crews are hard at work. we got a look at the progress they're making. they're updating the compu

at lot of folks heading to south philadelphia. sueby has your weekend forecast when we come right back. >>> a little while mr. the sun comes up this morning but we will talk about sunset, for a moment, just to prove to you how long the days are starting to get. the month of february is when we start to see a great advance in the sunset times, that we get longer days, so, today, 5:23 is the unset time, by 15th of the month, 5:37, and by february 28th we are getting close to a 6:00 o'clock sunset time with 5:52. i thought that would encourage you as we forecast a much colder weekend, colder air moved in, behind a cold front, few flurries around and that wasn't the issue. issue is how cold it will get and how cold it will be. we have talk about the possibility, of, something happening on sunday with precipitation, nothing today except some clouds, we should have a beautiful clear sky but very cold temperatures tomorrow after a colder night the tonight, and then, sunday, we will see cloud around for super bowl sunday, even, maybe a li

philadelphia from south street to the s scrts coridelex. river to rivezy typically the cars are recovered elsewhere and they hllae minor damage making this more of a headache and take the keys and lock the doors easily llaoidabl. i'm sara bloo pruist, chasiel 6 "action news." >> thank you. justice reform advocate no want an inds dendent federal investigation into the deadly prison uprising in smyrna, elaware. in newcastldelph the coalition prison reform and justice called on state lawmakers to call on wheraining and funding for the staff and prison overcrowding. lieutenant steven floyd was killed duin the e hostage standt the james t. vaughn correctional center. and later this afternoon the , a dge says he will order an independent review. >>> and vice president joe biden has a new boss, penn president, amy gutman announced he is named the ben franklin profinssor at pesi and will leave the center for global engagement focused mainly on foreign policy and national selisrity. o he center is located in washington. >> at the same time bideid s

this area in south philadelphia could be very quiet tomorrow. that is because most of these businesses, the stores, these restaurants are operated by immigrants and these immigrants say they will not show up to work tomorrow. thursday is harder to find a place for lunch. it the may be a little shore quieter at construction sites throughout philadelphia, all because of the social media movement called, a day without immigrants. >> the message, is we are here for work. >> reporter: planned protests are nationwide but this mexican restaurant owner david pena says he section 20 shops in south philadelphia alone which employ mostly immigrants to close for the day tomorrow. >> i decide to close my business because we want to support all of the people, all of the immigrant people. >> reporter: from california to philadelphia fliers are being shared on line urging both vehicle and undocumented immigrants to stay home, close their businesses and

nbc 10's lauren mayk is live in south philadelphia where committee members learn how to bring safety to our neighborhoods in an immigration raid. lauren? >> reporter: the idea behind this training is that i.c.e. agents won't do enforcements in sensitive places like churches or hospitals. i checked with i.c.e and they told me there can be exceptions, but yes, they try to avoid pliesplies places like houses of worship. >> this is a law enforcement enforcement, stay five feet back. >> in south philadelphia, they're role playing. they're practicing what to do with i.c.e. agents come to th-- >> the movement these people are all training to be a part of, called sanctuary in the streets. with a text or a phone call, word would go out to attend an interfaith service, this comes after enforcement actions around the country are getting attention. president trump tweeting this morning, the crackdown on illegal criminal is merely the keeping of my promise. vanessa volunteered to help elect president trump. >> it's law and order, it's reclaiming our country under a law that is actually enforced.

of course, we will continue to follow this story but for now we are live from south philadelphia, jan car bay other for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >>> meanwhile a mexican woman tries to avoid deportation has taken refuge. the request of the woman to stay in the u.s. was denied by immigration officials. government is considering mother of three and enforcement priority because of two misdemeanor convictions , previously. judge issued for her deportation in 2011. she turned to this unit tear yan church for sanctuary. >> but this punishment is to go is literally ripping this human being away there her family, way from her three children who need her. >> under president trump, immigration agents have begun deporting undocumented residents hoff criminal convictions, she was convicted of forging social security documents to get a job years ago. >>> senate was supposed to hold a confirmation hearing for president trump's nominee for labor secretary but instead president is looking for someone else to fill the job. the as hena daniel reports this is second high profi

steve keeley in south philadelphia with more, steve? >>> well, our viewers will think this just happened, last year, same section of the town , and, same happy ending, for a car napper turned kidnapper because he doesn't know natalie car left running is also left with a baby in the back seat. this could have been way worse a young mom this morning could careless about her still missing, suv, her precious cargo inside, that she got right back quickly within five minutes that was her only worry. 5:30 p.m. end of the business day last night and start of the worst day, of this mother's life she runs a laundromat at eighth and mckeen and has her 19 month-old daughter with her every day, she packs it up and starts her engine, straps her daughter inside baby seat and back seat but then goes back in the lawn try math for less than ten seconds to get her daughter's favorite toy that she was crying for and ten seconds is all it is for, jumping in the rav4 with the doors unlocked and then engine running and seal it with baby inside. >> she was clo

south philadelphia, i'm lauren meek, nbc 10 news. >>> i.c.e. responded tonight by saying i.c.e. rarely conducts targeted enforcement operations during which additional resources and personnel are dedicated to of a-ending deportable foreign nationals. all enforcement activities are conducted with the same level of professionalism and respect that i.c.e. officers exhibit every day. >>> well the topic of sangt cities also came up during and interview this morning with chris christie. he was asked to give a message to residents in new jersey about the crackdown on illegal immigration and here's what he said. >> the federal government should be enforcing federal law. and they have to make clear the federal law will be enforced. if that's the president's desire, he should make sure that's done. on the state level, we're doing the things we've always done in new jersey to try to keep our streets safe. that's why our prison population is low. and crime declined again in new jersey this year. >> the governor also said if people are not happy with current immigration laws, then they shoul

about a shooting in south philadelphia, earlier this morning. the it turned out natalie victim is john davis, a senior basketball player at towson university, in town to play drexel and then attended a family function. davis was shot in the knee just after midnight along 900 block of south fourth street. so far no arrests have been made. >>> police in philadelphia are investigating another double shooting in the strawberry mansion section. the investigators say this one happened near 25th street and cecil b. moore avenue, a three three-year old hand was shot in the face and remains in critical condition. a second victim, a 31 year-old man, was shot in the left shoulder. he is in stable condition at temple hospital. no arrestness this case either >>> a mother from mayfair received an amazing gift, today, courtesy of the philadelphia flyers. her nine month-old baby girl is battling cancer, so the flyers wife's teamed up, with another foundation to give them a beautiful place to call home. "action news" reporter bob brooks, has this story. >> it is

"action news" reporter christie ileto is in south philadelphia. what is the city doing to get ready for this? >> jim, the city is bracing for several inches of snow that could impact tomorrow morning's commute. one thing they are doing, you see the cars on broad street? they'll have to move or they'll be towed by midnight because this is a snow emergency route. >> park your car a day early and leave it >> the city is under a snow emergency meaning amy's normal spot is off limits. >> when if snow emergency route is declared, you could park five to six blocks from where you reside. >> city crews have started loading up 50,000-tons of salt needed to treat the pavement from the storm. >> we hope the warmer temperatures will absorb enough heat to act as a buffer for us. >> the rail cars underground and are running the lines to keep them from icing. >> we had a tough one last year but came through with good marks and will come through this one too. be careful and use common sense. >> groups have stocked up supplies to help the elderly dig out tomorrow.

philadelphia. now, let me show you what it was like just yesterday at this moment, in a restaurant at south and federal, the kitchen staff as you can clearly see very busy, prepping for lunch hour crowd, but not today. the work force behind these mom and pop businesses is striking for one day, demonstrating opposition to the trump administration, well publicized position of a crack-down on illegal immigrants and undocumented workers. they're also voicing displeasure onto other items, other items that the president made hallmarks of his campaign, name lip, effort to build a wall. now, of course, protests are planned throughout the day. this work stoppage, the one day stoppage, will last only this thursday, these businesses will of course open again in the morning come friday, but we will be following the latest on these demonstrations, count on continuing coverage starting at 5:00 on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> live in south philadelphia, joe holden, guys, we send it back to you. >> joe, see you the

information about a shooting in south philadelphia early this morning and turns out the victim is john davis a senior basketball player with towson and in town to play drexell and attend a family function and shot in the knee on 900 block and no arrests made. >>> a local music teacher killed in a crash that police say was caused by a drunk driver and sitting in her car on a break from work when the man lost control and slammed into several vehicles along a block in south philadelphia. action news reporter jeannette reyes is live at the scene and joins us with reaction jeannette. >> reporter: sarah neighbors here were startled when they heard what sounded like multiple crashes when they walked outside they saw a suspected drunk driver stumbling just outside of his car and it took them about 20 minutes before they realized that there was a gravely injured victim inside one of those vehicles. >> she probably just parked there and about to get out and seconds could have made the difference. >> reporter: the bizarre accident that killed the beloved music teacher carolyn morgan is a hard one

in south philadelphia we've got this water main break. traffic just kind of squeezing by on 20th street at oregon avenue and also still the downed tree and wires in lower merion wynnewood road at city avenue. it's blocked. stick to lancaster avenue as your alternate for that one and that shot is not looking too good on the garden state parkway. you did have an accident there so watch for that one in egg harbor township on the parkway northbound. we've got an accident blocking a lane. meanwhile 42 is looking pretty good with no delay just yet. matt and tam. >> oh, thank you, karen. >>> developing news. resigned overnight amid concerns he had improper contact with the russian ambassador and was not truthful with vice president mike pence about it. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live now in our satellite center with what flynn is saying about this resignation. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning tam l he said he gave vice president mike pence incomplete information about his calls with russia's ambassador to the united

performing arts charter school , in south philadelphia. demonstrating the art of clown performance. >> yeah. >> for me help i think of it, just cannot control themselves they say that is class clown but that is not the case. we need a kid that has control and straight man and knows when to move and not to move. very often class clown does not make a good professional clown later this life. >> we think our clowning very seriously. >> reporter: ben says if he were to be in the circus, he would be a clown. >> i would probably be a clown because i really like to headache people laugh. i want to try to know how they did that. it is funny. >> i don't want to. >> what was your favorite part about it, i guess. >> that they do funny things. they get popcorn. >> you like popcorn too. >> yes. >> yes. >> the clowns were in town to build excitement for wrinkling brothers and barnum bailey circus coming to town later this month. greatest show on earth will end its 146 year run for good in may. you will be see the professional clowns coming to town for t

. >>> now to breaking news in south philadelphia. police are searching for a stolen car after the thief stole it with a child in it. the child was dropped off, the child was not hurt. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> a montgomery county woman who is accused of raping and killing her adopted daughter is charged with theft of federal money and records tampering. the charges are in relation to sarah packer, allegedly cashing thousands of dollars in social security checks that were supposed to be for the care of her 14-year-old daughter, grace. and all new at 6:00, after weeks of digging into the grace packer murder case, we are finally getting action from u.s. senator bob casey. he is demanding a federal investigation into social security funds, asking the agency to take a hard look at the packer case. nbc 10's deanna durante spoke to senator casey on the phone. he says he hopes the social security administration makes changes to keep something like this from happening

thursday near eighth and mckean streets in south philadelphia. police say the child's mother who is seen here and did not want to talk on camera was leaving the laundromat where she works. officers say she ran back inside just for a moment to grab the crying child a toy. she left the 19 month old in the back seat of that suv. the keys were still inside. the car was still running. that proved to be a big mistake. in about 10 seconds the woman's suv described as a toyota rav4 and baby were gone. >> the baby was crying. she was cold. i hold it. and she was pointing and saying mommy, mommy but like i don't know who your mom are and my reaction is like call the cops. >> reporter: police say the mother attempted to chase the stolen vehicle but lost sight of it. a nearby camera captured a pretty good image of the man police believe is responsible. officers are hoping someone will recognize him and they can make an arrest. and so again the good news in this story that 19 month old baby is okay. meantime, you can take a better look at that surveillance vi

it happened in south philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherine scott was right there. >> ♪ >> reporter: meet the newest yg's, the young gentlemen. >> ♪ >> reporter: 155 boys stood shoulder to shoulder as they filmed the public service announcement at the philadelphia club of jazz performs arts in south philadelphia. the young gentlemen's program through the community alliance for progressive positive action was designed to inspire at-risk youth. >> some of these are my friends. some of them are from other schools. and it's nice to know that i got other kids just like me who want to -- who have the same goals. >> i want to get into a good college and i think that the yg's will help me get into one. >> reporter: through music and performing arts the idea is to instill self confidence build self worth and learn techniques to overcome obstacles. >> young gentlemen you can get respect from other people even bad people. >> alternative to the things that -- that are out there in the street but to get them to be above

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us from ninth street in south philadelphia with more on the impact and message behind the strike, joe , good evening. >> reporter: good evening. there is certainly impact dozens of businesses, restaurants, establishments across philadelphia are closed to take, just have a look down south ninth street here and you can see all of the shutters are down and there are signs on a lot of the doors, explaining why, of course, this stretch of sidewalk and this street will normally be bustling with activity. not the today. we found people advised by the move caught off guard when they tried to do a little shopping. we also spoke with business owners, putting all of that together for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we also stopped by a water small gathering on thomas payn e plaza in center city where two students from maste ry charter school from south philadelphia's campus said they stayed home from school today. their parents are immigrant from cambodia. >> i said a lot of people forget that we came to america , to find opportunity. >> as a country we need

as we pull back toward south philadelphia, upper darby, drexel hill seeing heavy rain as well. so make sure if you're going out pack the umbrella you'll need it through the 9:00 o'clock, 10:00 o'clock hour. the warmth continues to build eastward highs today in the 60s. tomorrow all this gets squeeze eastward by a cold front make it to 75. it will be just as warm in philadelphia as it was it will be in raleigh and then the cold will be coming. it's 40 in chicago. 35 in minneapolis. back to winter temporarily. these showers and some heavier rain move through by midnight, pretty much out of here. just cloudy skies. and then another round of rain tomorrow morning. by nine, 10:00 o'clock, we see these storms sweeping through and then a squall line forms in the west. we get enough sunshine a lot of destabilization in the atmosphere some lift with this cold front and when we have warm temperatures in the 70s were this comes through we could see some damaging winds. that will be the main threat, 3:00 o'clock, 4:00 o'clock, 5:0. that moves through the region. behind it, some strong wind

live in south philadelphia, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> glad the child is okay. all right, brandon. >>> a new jersey girl who sued her school to play on the boys basketball team has now been expelled. seventh grader sydney phillips sued st. theresa school in union county after she was told she could not be on the team. the school didn't have enough girls to form an all girl's team. she lost in court and her family is appealing the decision. but the archdiocese of newark says it's school policy to remove a student if parents implicate the school in a legal matter. you're going to have to keep dreaming of spring. punxsatawney phil predicted six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow this morning. >> he has spoken. i'm sorry. >> thousands of people gathered today at gobbler's knob about 65 miles northeast of pittsburgh. records dating back to 1887 show phil has predicted a longer winter 103 times while forecasting an early spring just 18 times, including last year. glenn that doesn't seem fair, does it? >> well, and that part of pennsylvania there is six more

. >>> a bizarre accident killed beloved music teacher in south philadelphia, 56-year-old caroline morgan was sitting inside her car during a break from work, the vehicle was last one to be hit. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. friends and loved ones are overcome with with grief. >> she was about to get out, seconds could ha made the difference. 's terrible and it should not have happened. police arrested the 59-year-old driver. >>> happening today, a new jersey judge will weigh the fate of three people who were driving through new york city with a cache of weapons. they were stopped in june. they told police they were going to rescue a teen girl whose friend had overdosed. sadly the teened died of a drug overdose last month. a judge is expected to rule whether the police officer had probable cause to stop the truck in the first place. all three pleaded not guilty to weapons possessions charges. >>> developing this morning, authorities in northern california are racing to fix the erosion of the spillway at the nation's tallest thousand people were told they have to get

we have double digit numbers in places in south philadelphia. we know that the people feel safe and be safe at the same time you have to go into the house real quick even for a quick minute. please take your keys with you. >> we found the keys belonging to the pizza differ ry driver -- when he returned -- >> you ever worry about someone jumping in there and taking the car. >> residents were not surprises when we told them car thefts were on the rice. >> see them do it all the time. they do it all the time. >> they leave it in the parking lot with the keys in the ignition. >> constantly. they leave their dog in the car and kids in the car, they run in, i'm only in there for five minutes but it only takes 30 seconds to steal a car. >> we are talking about a huge area where this is happening from south street down to the sports complex and river to river. this isn't any kind of organized ring according to police just a crime of opportunity and typically the vehicles recovered someplace else later and sometimes damage is done to it. live in south ph

detectives down in south philadelphia. this by the way if you are wondering is not the car, i would have called the cops. tive rent license late but gray toyota rav4, 2014. we pull the late up later. we have seen this present where people steel cars and because of the laws saying you have to have your baby in the back seat especially if you have tinted windows like this these car thieves, they don't know that they have stolen not just the vehicle but a baby, too, and until they get driving. so, what this guy did was he was kind of like both the scare crow and lion in the wizard of oz, why? because he showed he had a heart and a break because of he got three blocks away five minutes later he dropped off the baby right on the sidewalk in front of the witt the necessaryes, because he knew, he could not leave this baby out in the cold or on the the street. so that is why the baby was re united with mom right away but inspector ray evers said this could have been way worse >> it obviously was a theft of the vehicle but obviousl

that crash happened saturday in south philadelphia. police say after the man smashed into the cars, he tried taking off hid license plate before running away. >>> it's a blustery scene in the mountains. a few snow showers in camelback mountain. snow showers staying to the north. cold air shlgs blowing right into the rest of the area. temperatures drop down to 34 dree degrees in philadelphia. 24 in the poconos. south jersey, turnersville. washington township. all in the 30s. right now down to 36. lumberton 37 degrees. snow showers to the north. those snow showers won't be coming our way. see a few cloud blow into the area at times. it's going to be a blustery chilly day. low 40s this afternoon for philadelphia. suburbs will warm from 32 at 8:00 to 37 at noontime. strongest wind will be this morning and early this afternoon. wind start to die down by 4:00 today. for the lehigh valley, sunshine, a few passing clouds, 30s this afternoon. delaware you'll see plenty of sunshine. and howling winds this morning. die down a bit later in the aft

family and friends gathered in south philadelphia for mildred's 104th birthday. a lot of the partygoers were mildred's relatives. and are you ready for this? she has five kids, 11 grandkids, 19 great-grandkids, 7 great-great, and 1 great-great-great grandchild. all of us here wish you a very happy birthday. >>> also in south philadelphia, a night of fashion and philanthropy. erin coleman served as mc as the 15th annual fashion show. the money raised benefits the children's hospital of philadelphia child live program. well, next on nbc 10 news at 11:00, honoring a hero. tonight. how a community is keeping a soldier's memory alive. >>> and from 30s to 60s, i have your most accurate forecast coming up in just a bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> from our south jersey bureau, top honors for a local fallen s

in the city, in south philadelphia, it's wet, but there's already a crash on i-95 southbound side south of washington avenue. police are on the scene, it's hard to see because of the rain drops on the camera lens. traffic is getting by on the walt whitman bridge, watch out for the crash southbound i-95. our vehicle fire in bala cynwood rock hill conshohocken state has cleared out. in berks county, single vehicle crash along the pennsylvania turnpike, the vehicle hit the barrier wall and spun around. you're getting slow speeds in chester county. the changeover line is around the chester county berks county line. elsewhere in berks county, 78 eastbound is blocked because of a crash, 222 that's still open at this point. rieglesville county line road at sunny side road crash. chalfonte, the changeover has happened in this part of bucks county, 202 parkway at bristol road you're starting to see the coverage of the snow on the road surface. >> let's head outside to bob brooks who is continuing our coverage in allentown, cedar crest boulevard tillman street. you tweeted out a picture 60 how fa

she stood with those gathered for a national day of action in south philadelphia. >> i have gasped for air, and i have been terrified i wouldn't breathe again. >> reporter: the 32-year-old with multiple sclerosis relies on the affordable care act as do 220,000 people in philadelphia. >> this is not a political issue. this is a human rights issue. >> reporter: president trump says his plan is to make it better. a campaign promise he reiterated in florida. >> we are going to be submitting in a couple of weeks a great health care plan that's going to take the place of the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: there are concerns over how it will work and what's at stake if obamacare is repealed. >> the aca is repeal period, and there's not adequate placement. it really could be catastrophic for philadelphia. >> reporter: adrienne says her health hinges on affordable insurance, and it's not an option for her to be without it. >> if i lose coverage, will i be able to continue these treatments that the prevent new lesion was forming? my fear is that i will only get worse and become paraly

. >>> tonight police say they've arrested the man behind a deadly shooting in south west philadelphia. police say 20-year-old nasir robinson shot and killed 20-year-old nadirah taylor inside her home. officers found the victim just feet from her front door. she died at the hospital. robinson is now charged with murder. >>> burglars pull off a movie style strike at a south philadelphia landmark. but the community steps in to say, we have your back. thieves hit john's roast pork on east schneider avenue overnight and stole $5,000 cash. >> then they disable the security system that may have caught them in the act. bruce gordon was first on the scene this morning and has the very latest. >> reporter: john bucci thought the precautions he took after 1990 burglary at his iconic sandwich shop made his place impregnable. he was wrong. >> you feel so violated. >> reporter: sometimes overnight burglars entered the restaurant through a rooftop ventilation shaft and made their way inside. >> came down the shaft here. put their foot on here i imagine, there's big footprint on here. >> reporter: th

fox 29's shawnette wilson is in south philadelphia with the developing details. shawnette. >> reporter: i actually talked to that mom and her husband tonight. they were back inside the family business after all this happened. the baby was there. she was walking around playing and that was a good sign. they didn't want to talk on camera and honestly i didn't press them because i get it. they don't care about the stolen car. they're just happy their -- happy their baby girl is back home. >> mother holding her baby died tight after reunited following a terrifying ordeal. the woman and her family own mckeon laundromat at eighth and mckeon in south filly. >> she was closing up for the night. put her 19 month old child in the back car seat. the baby had was crying because it didn't have a certain toy. >> reporter: police say the woman goes back into the store to get the toy and in 10 seconds a man jumped in and took off. after realizing there was a baby in the back seat, the suspect stopped three blocks away on the 900 block of emily street and left the baby strapped k

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaos is live at ninth and federal in south philadelphia where local businesses will be impacted by this protest, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning this day is meant to protest president trump's immigration policies, and we're told close to 20 businesses in this area have of south philadelphia alone plan on taking part. these are stores and restaurants but this day of protest goes beyond this type of business, it also could impact construction sites and schools, some school kid who may in the the go to class either. >> we are very happy that our communities no longer ace frayed, our communities are ready to flight. >> reporter: olivia vasquez works here in philadelphia a hispanic outreach group. she and her collogues are ready to make sure their voice s are heard during the nationwide day without immigrants. >> this is just a demonstration of what will happen to the city, and every where else in the country, as this continues to happen. >> reporter: social media campaign is gaining steam across the country from californi

you'll see more congestion coming into south philadelphia. it's not causing any delays yet. montgomery township, wales road at bethlehem pike watch for that accident. police were directing traffic at cemetary road because of fire activity, it just cleared. no problems in montgomery county. live on the boulevard extension that's the southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, light volume to start us off. this accident brought down a traffic light, look for that with crews on the scene. stick to northwest avenue stead of delsea live at wheat road. >> breaking news, a drench soldier opened fire on a man who went on attack with a machete at one of the most popular attractions in all of europe. katherine scott has more details. >> reporter: we are learning that a four man patrol of soldiers try to stop the attacker. one soldier has a minor injury. let's go to paris, we can see what's happening in the area. the french interior ministry said antiterrorism prosecutors are investigating the attack. it happened an hour ago around 10:40 a.m. local time at the louvre a

police say anthony rocino caused chain reaction crash on 13th in south philadelphia saturday afternoon. investigators say he tried to remove his license plate. after that crash and ran away. the accident killed a woman sitting in a parked car. >> and a woman is dead after fire broke out inside this house in frankfurt. we first brought you this story as breaking news at 5:00. fires started around 4:30 this afternoon on akron street. investigators still searching for the cause. >> new details tonight about hate fliers dropped off in some neighborhoods. after a report last night. another person called police saying they found a similar flier. yesterday, residents found these letters. at first almost looks look a valentine's note with hearts. but a closer look reveals messages, asking people to join the ku klux klan. police are asking any one who find any more fliers to call them. >> mayor jim kenny joining fight to get ex-offenders into the work force. the mayor was one of several local lawmakers at pathways to a pardon opportunity fair. rolled out at the high school. attendees were given

what crooks got away with at john's roast pork and how the south philadelphia community came together to help. ♪ ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [car horns] [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> right now search is on for a gunman who stormed into a north philadelphia bar and opened fire killing the manager. the victim' family identified as 46-year-old eugene farmer. he goes by billy. the gunman burst into monique's lounge on the 2200 blog of west endnd of a overnight. police say the robber shot billy twice and took off with the victim's wallet and car keys. his father tonight has a message for the gunman. >> i want this coward to turn himself in. he took a man's live for mere pennies. he need to turn himself in. his conscious need to be working on him. go to the nearest police station and turn yourself in. >>> the family ha

. >>> police say that the murder of a woman in south philadelphia began as a domestic disdispute. robinson is charged with the murder. when police arrived at the home on wheeler street on wednesday they found the female victim shot twice, she was taken to the hospital where she died a few hours later. >>> turning to the forecast get ready for one fine february weekend. a warm front is moving in that could give us an early but probably temporary taste of spring. melissa magee is in for david murphy with a preview. >> we'll take the early preview in february. it's responding nicely as the warmer air moves into the region for the start of the weekend. still chilly now at 37. same thing in read can and same in allentown and 27 in the poconos. in cape may 34 and who in atlantic city. the westerly winds and not as blustery of a day as yesterday and the current windchill at the freezing mark and same in allentown holding at 32 and reading at 32 and 28 degrees the current windchill number in lancaster teens in the poconos and 30 down in dover. satellite 6 along with action radar not a lot

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. >> the feds are cracking down on south philadelphia poultry shop. authorities say it's mistreating its chickens and has unsanitary conditions. federal officials claim the health of customers is at stake. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in center city. dave? >> reporter: lucy, federal authorities say they filed this lawsuit to protect the public after numerous inspections at this poultry business turned up lots of problems. they also say they given the owner men of warnings. >> he's making a lot of money much there's always cars out here. >> reporter: neighbors and visitors along seventh street near dickinson in the heart of south philadelphia know j and p pole tree shop all too well. >> i don't shop there. i would never, um, but it upsets me to know that -- they're not following regulations animals aren't treated properly. >> reporter: customers come here and pick out live chickens which are then slaughtered and hasn'ted over to customers right on the street. >> it's all about the public health. >> reporter: us attorney for philadelphia has now f

reporting in south philadelphia, gray hall, "channel 6 action news." >>> the search is on tonight for the gunman who shot two security guards at a vfw post in willingboro last night. it was ladies' night and police say a dispute involving a male guest led the guards to eject a man at 11:30. witnesses say that man returned with a gun and shot the guards. william matthews jr. suffered a gunshot wound to the temple. edgar peterson was shot in the arm. both are expected to be released from the hospital sometime tonight. >>> an organization called strike for democracy organized demonstrations in cities across america today and that included philadelphia. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live outside the municipal services building across from city hall. john, there's been a lot of the protests recently. what are organizers hoping to accomplish? >> reporter: well, first of all, jim, i have moved. we were at city hall or right outside city ho hall a short tie ago. now we are at broad and spring garden following some protests. you said the umbrella group, the strike for democracy has ha

we are live from south philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, greg. by the way we polled our cbs-3 viewers on twitter and facebook asking if they would be participating in tomorrow's day without immigrants. 80 percent say they will not be attending tomorrow and in our facebook poll 79 percent of participants said they will not be taking part in the demonstration. >>> take a poll on our twitter and facebook pages and then toll us just search for at cbs philly on twitter and cbs philly on facebook to weigh in on this story. >>> in washington andrew budd inner withdrew his nomination late this afternoon there were growing questions about fast food ceo business record and personal life. several republicans said they would not vote to confirm him. meanwhile, president trump welcome israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the white house today. old trends talked about how to move toward with the middle east peace deal. president trump signalled he is opened to changing hearn policy which centers upon a two state solution, that creates an independent pa

. >>> driving through the side streets in south philadelphia. usually the secondary streets are causing the biggest challenge but it seems to be smooth sailing in south lphia. crews kept up with the storm. and we have team coverage, but first lets g update from stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and david murphy. >> roads when south in a hurry before down and the heavy snow bans came through and we were in the 60s, and once the bands moved out and they were able to improve well. you see the main body of snow to the east of trenton and philadelphia. still trying to clear burlington county and ocean county but this is not as intense of a snowfall, and there are a couple of lighter showers that came through and it's not additional accumulation, and the storm history shows a lot of r i-95 cd while to build the snow into areas close to philadelphia.nd snow started to pus philadelphia and as the heavier bands moved in and that is where the roads when south in a hurry and spinout accidents and folks on twitter and facebook talking about how things w

the first one is south of philadelphia where the rain is steady. the second one is up there, again, north of allentown where they are picking up freezing rain. delaware, middletown, newark, you can see the heavy rain pushing through indicated by the yellows and the oranges pushing into south jersey, here's salem, cumberland county, fortescue, millville, getting ready to get soaked. there's the tail end right there. once this pushes through the rest of the day we'll have cloudy skies and leftover shower or drizzle. the steadier stuff will end in another hour or so. 40 degrees in philadelphia. allentown sitting at 33. the numbers are close to freezing up to the north. poconos well below freezing, sitting at 26. millville, fairly comfortable, 43 degrees. cape may, 42. dover, 43 degrees. take a look at the mid atlantic states this afternoon. what a story we're seeing here it's a raging snowstorm to the north two hours in upstate new york, wilks-berre/scranton area. it's 74 in richmond, 74 in roanoke. there's a frontal system over the washington, d.c. a

water main break in south philadelphia, yo shower pressure is not what it should this be morning, 20th and oregon in front of the rita's water ice. they are letting traffic get through but as morning moves on and we will get in the midday we will have the water department crews out there making repairs, and we will slowly roll on down to down the shore, garden state parkway an accident southbound right here near route 30 which is absecon interchange. we also had construction in that same stretch right here near the expressway, not sure if both are related but if you are watching us down the the shore be ready, and intend to go fly out of philly international, i would just check ahead with the airline to play it safe. we have had a shut down of the boston's airport yesterday and all that snow in new being land which could cause come minute necessity delays this morning. back over to you. >>> 6:18.& water levels a threat at oroville dam in california are receding after heavy rain but dangers are still there. >> thomas, bring us up to date here. 200,000 people still out of their homes. >>

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in john's roast pork in south philadelphia with more on the brazen burglary, anita. >> reporter: rahel and jim, it was very brazen. the owner job bucci believes it was a professional job because of the tools and skills these thieves needed to break in behind me. they tell me last time someone broke in here was about 15 years ago, but around 3:00 thieves hit again and stole nearly five you this dollars in cash. now check out view from chopper three, the thieves were able to break the lock to the the exhaust fan, remove the motor, and then go down from the roof to steel thousands of dollars in cash, and they even cut wires, to the point of system and stole dvr hidden so there is no surveillance video available. philadelphia police say these unsuccessfully tried to break in the atm machine as well but the worst part of this is that some of the honey stolen was ear hashing, for the national bone mar or registry. several years ago bucci received bone marrow transplant being treated for leukemia so this causes extremely close to his heart. he will b

[laughter] >> this is south philadelphia pattison avenue at broad street. we're clear and dry, no weather related problems today and looking pretty good on most of your roads but we have a new problem popping up a water main break. they've set up the barricades restricting traffic. you can kind of squeeze by in south philadelphia, 20th street at oregon avenue. that's new so watch for that one just coming in. mass transit everything is on time. market frankford line a few less cars than normal but better than it had been last week. they no longer need those supplemental buses dave in cold across the region right now karen. 29 on the bus stop in philadelphia, 28 in wilmington. 25 in -- 26 in reading, 25 in allentown, 21 in millville, 33 degrees in cape may. and as we go through the day, 40 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock, o 46 so a little bit milder than yesterday. we're going to have a period of the day from about the morning in through midday where it's a little cloudy with some high clouds but then the sun bursts out later on. by 7 o'clock 39 degrees. what's

shane goose benched for the recent play and flyers he hos hosting monday treel in south philadelphia we go. pick it up second period. down 1ive 40. claude giroux twelfth goal of season comes on power play and tied at 1 and to the third now. fly guys. get offensive start of the period. and there matt reed he's 7th ever the season makes it 2-1 flyers adding empty ne netter from shawn cotouire they pick up two critical points. there on to hoops now. sixers on the road in san antonio. nerlens noel and embib out of the lineup for illness or injuries. embib will take part in the skills challenge during al all-star weekend. 2nd quarter against the spurs. 25 points. nice find for the sixers. great popular thought. sixers led he half. up by five. in the second qwai leonard all star making it happen. led the spurs with 19 and tony parker how old is tony parker like 99 tossing it up to dwayne edmund and they went 0 for texas and then dallas and san antonio, 102-86. big trade wnba. chicago sky traded the former star to washington mystics for second pick in draft and the super bowl festivities co

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"eyewitness news" at southwork school in south philadelphia. kindergarten students received their first library cards today. the it is part of the cities effort to improve, promote, early literacy. over next few weeks school officials plan to expand their library card registration effort to all of the cities kindergarten students. >>> today is go red for women. to raise awareness about heart disease. don't know if you know it but every 80 seconds a would hand died from cardiovascular disease because they do not realize is what happening. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on one of the go red for women events held to take. >> yes, is what with all this red. >> why all of the red. >> now you know. >> reporter: really important cause, go red for woman is part of the february's heart month, american heart association says that 95 percent of women have at least, one risk factor for heart disease and almost half do not know about those risks. well, going readies all about spreading awareness to change that. >> my mom passed away at

shane goose benched for the recent play and flyers he hos hosting monday treel in south philadelphia we go. pick it up second period. down 1ive 40. claude giroux twelfth goal of season comes on power play and tied at 1 and to the third now. fly guys. get offensive start of the period. and there matt reed he's 7th ever the season makes it 2-1 flyers adding empty ne netter from shawn cotouire they pick up two critical points. there on to hoops now. sixers on the road in san antonio. nerlens noel and embib out of the lineup for illness or injuries. embib will take part in the skills challenge during al all-star weekend. 2nd quarter against the spurs. 25 points. nice find for the sixers. great popular thought. sixers led he half. up by five. in the second qwai leonard all star making it happen. led the spurs with 19 and tony parker how old is tony parker like 99 tossing it up to dwayne edmund and they went 0 for texas and then dallas and san antonio, 102-86. big trade wnba. chicago sky traded the former star to washington mystics for second pick in draft and the super bowl festivities co

now the investigation looks into how it happened to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> a south philadelphia mother reunite wd her baby after a thief steels an s.u.v. with a child inside. hear from the woman who found that little girl. >> and just days after president trump puts iran on notice, find out why new sanctions are apparently on the way. tgif everyone, today is friday , february 3rd, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. tgif. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm glad it is friday. i'm also glad it is wing bowl. i have never been, don't judge me, but i wanted to go, and we have to talk about closures and parking things affecting. >> no judgement here. >> no judgement here but i think they would welcome you with open arms. >> oh, yes. >> i'll be there later. >> those wip guys taught absolute lay door you, we know that. in templets weather pattern here today, looking at pretty quiet day, lot of sunshine expected out there, breezy pattern continuing, though, so that's going to make it feel that much