trang? >> reporter: natasha he is very eager to get back to work. in the meantime hundreds of people lined the streets from philadelphia to here at the folcroft fire company to welcome officer dorman home. now they included a fellow officer also in recovery after he was shot in the line of duty earlier this year. (applause). >> reporter: just three days after he was shot seven times, folcroft police officer christopher dorman left penn presbyterian to a hero's reception. philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett among the well wish schers. hartnett shot three times in ambush attack in january he knows all too well the trauma dorman has gone through. >> i'm shot in the face! >> hours after the shooting friday, police arrested dante brooks island for the da

we're live in west philadelphia i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, trang, thank you. >>> a vigil was also held tonight outside the delaware county courthouse in media. "eyewitness news" was there as participants paused to remember the victim who's were killed. they then staged a dye in representing the exact number of lives taken in orlando. this past weekend. >>> in the wake of that massacre people all over the country are lining up to donate blood but one group is being turned away and that has sparked calls for change. federal regulations prevent men who have sexual contact with other men in the past 12 months from donating blood. before last year there was lifetime ban on blood donations from gay men. the fda implement that policy back in the '80s during the beginning of the aids epidemic. many we spoke to today say the times and screening technology have changed for the better. >> science is advanced enough they can protect the blood supplies without stigmatizes a portion of pop laying and cutting them out and saying your blood is automatically at the same timed

we're live in west philadelphia i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, trang, thank you. >>> a vigil was also held tonight outside the delaware county courthouse in media. "eyewitness news" was there as participants paused to remember the victim who's were killed. they then staged a dye in representing the exact number of lives taken in orlando. this past weekend. >>> in the wake of that massacre people all over the country are lining up to donate blood but one group is being turned away and that has sparked calls for change. federal regulations prevent men who have sexual contact with other men in the past 12 months from donating blood. before last year there was lifetime ban on blood donations from gay men. the fda implement that policy back in the '80s during the beginning of the aids epidemic. many we spoke to today say the times and screening technology have changed for the better. >> science is advanced enough they can protect the blood supplies without stigmatizes a portion of pop laying and cutting them out and saying your blood is automatically at the same timed

for now rear live in mullica hill, trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, thank you very much. >>> unless gloucester county, tonight, this is eyewitness cam video of the storm as it moved through sewell. the strong winds twisted trees and also blew the torrential rape across the street as you can see. high winds did some damage to the cow town rodeo in piles grove, new jersey. the rodeo posted these pictures on instagram along with this message. billboard took a hit and the market what a storm. hope everyone is safe. >>> now that the storms are gone, we're hoping at least clearer skies to start the work week. meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center with a first look at the forecast. hey, lauren. >> natasha, incredible storms moving through the delaware valley earlier this evening. our peak wind gusts 74 miles per hour in blackwood and camden county that is a kin to hurricane force. south jersey getting hit the hardest with today. ing winds. williamstown 70 miles per hour wind gust. clayton 65 miles an hour. pennsylvania included 60 miles per hour wind gusts in collingdale

live in the cbs3 sat center i'm trang do. >> thank you trang. >>> you can get the late hest on the investigation into the death of christina grimmie on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> also tonight an 11-year-old boy is recovering after he was struck by a car in north philly. this crash happened at 19th and lehigh this afternoon. investigators say the 28-year-old driver of a volkswagen struck a nissan his vehicle left the road, hit the boy and then hit a building. the 52-year-old woman driving the nissan is hospitalized and is in critical condition. >> i'm coming from this way. i see oh he about to hit that little boy and he came across there. one got out the way. the other one it hit him right into the wall. >> the child is currently stable at the hospital. and the driver of the volkswagen suffered minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> meantime police in northwest philly are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened at about 2:00 this morning on the 100 block of herman street. officers responded to reports of a person shot inside a vehicle and found the 27-y

trang. >> reporter: right, jess. self members of the murray's family close friends and even her former west catholic basketball teammates were here today. this vigil started at 6:30 you can see there's self people here reflecting monday the dozens candles still it will here. the crowd grew so large tonight police had to event eventually shut down jfk boulevard to traffic. many people held one another and wiped away tears. mayor kenney got choked up remembering the local victim kyra murray. >> thousands of lgbt philadelphians and their allies gathered outside of city hall to spread a message of love and tolerance in memory of those killed inside pulse nightclub in orlando. >> we stand together united. there's no fear. >> what the united states is about right here these beautiful diverse faces we are saying we're here, we are love, we're unapologetic who we are. >> speaker nicky lopez read each victim's name individually. >> reporter: none cut us deeply as akyra murray. >> myhr of her mother natalie had a front row sea

for now we are live outside city hall i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, thank you. >>> our country continues to mourn another tragedy that took place over the weekend, also in orlando. new jersey native cristina grimmie was shot and killed signing autographs after a concert. >> "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill has more on the way she's being remembered in her home town tonight, torey? >> reporter: that is right, at a time like this all over the country we're trying to figure out so many questions, and why? why being the biggest question, but, the communities in new jersey, communities that were closest to cristina at some point are really asking the question what can we learn and they are answering it by saying a lot. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> reporter: artist a celebration of life. >> ♪ >> reporter: tonight many will gather in marlton, new jersey, to remember 22-year old local artists, cristina grimmie, the you tube sensation, 2014 the voice contestant and new jersey native who was fatally shot while signing autographs in orlando at a concert which b

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at the scene in lawn crest with details. trang? >> reporter: jessica, the accident happened right here at adams avenue and roosevelt boulevard. police say mikayla did everything right crossing here at the crosswalk and with the signal. but this car turned right here, hit her at a very high rate of speed and kept going. >> come forward. just come forward. i can't really speak right now. i'm at a loss of words. i want the person who hit my daughter to come forward. >> reporter: fathers plea to the person who struck and killed his 17-year-old daughter march kayla jackson. the popular senior at excel academy was set to graduate high school next week. >> kind, gentle. always willing to do something to help somebody. >> reporter: police say march kayla was crossing adams avenue around 11:30 monday night when a car turning on to adams avenue from roosevelt boulevard hit her and just kept going. she was sent through the air about 160 feet which indicates that she was hit at a fairly high speed. >> reporter: eldest of six, she was a model c

trang. >> reporter: right, jess. self members of the murray's family close friends and even her former west catholic basketball teammates were here today. this vigil started at 6:30 you can see there's self people here reflecting monday the dozens candles still it will here. the crowd grew so large tonight police had to event eventually shut down jfk boulevard to traffic. many people held one another and wiped away tears. mayor kenney got choked up remembering the local victim kyra murray. >> thousands of lgbt philadelphians and their allies gathered outside of city hall to spread a message of love and tolerance in memory of those killed inside pulse nightclub in orlando. >> we stand together united. there's no fear. >> what the united states is about right here these beautiful diverse faces we are saying we're here, we are love, we're unapologetic who we are. >> speaker nicky lopez read each victim's name individually. >> reporter: none cut us deeply as akyra murray. >> myhr of her mother natalie had a front row sea

trang? >> reporter: jessica, no arrest in this violent crime that has neighbors rattled. police believe up to three juveniles may be responsible for this man's death. well being check led to grim discovery on the 6300 block of theodore street in southwest philadelphia. >> officers found her 77-year-old neighbor dead in his living room with head trauma. his son called police after not hearing from his father since friday. someone broke into the man's home twice thick weekend. >> there may have been an incident where he got beat up by kids in the neighbor monday morning the kids broke into the house. assaulted him, injured him, killed him. >> james jackson lives next do door. he heard a loud noise around 1:30 a.m. monday but didn't think anything of it. >> i heard a bang and that's it. but officers and firefighters left after the man didn't answer the door. >> banging on the door. they were look through the window. kept banging, banging, banging. went around the back. came back. they were there a little while longer. >> his body wasn't diss covered until the next day. >> so

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at the scene in lawn crest with details. trang? >> reporter: jessica, the accident happened right here at adams avenue and roosevelt boulevard. police say mikayla did everything right crossing here at the crosswalk and with the signal. but this car turned right here, hit her at a very high rate of speed and kept going. >> come forward. just come forward. i can't really speak right now. i'm at a loss of words. i want the person who hit my daughter to come forward. >> reporter: fathers plea to the person who struck and killed his 17-year-old daughter march kayla jackson. the popular senior at excel academy was set to graduate high school next week. >> kind, gentle. always willing to do something to help somebody. >> reporter: police say march kayla was crossing adams avenue around 11:30 monday night when a car turning on to adams avenue from roosevelt boulevard hit her and just kept going. she was sent through the air about 160 feet which indicates that she was hit at a fairly high speed. >> reporter: eldest of six, she was a model c

trang? >> reporter: jessica, no arrest in this violent crime that has neighbors rattled. police believe up to three juveniles may be responsible for this man's death. well being check led to grim discovery on the 6300 block of theodore street in southwest philadelphia. >> officers found her 77-year-old neighbor dead in his living room with head trauma. his son called police after not hearing from his father since friday. someone broke into the man's home twice thick weekend. >> there may have been an incident where he got beat up by kids in the neighbor monday morning the kids broke into the house. assaulted him, injured him, killed him. >> james jackson lives next do door. he heard a loud noise around 1:30 a.m. monday but didn't think anything of it. >> i heard a bang and that's it. but officers and firefighters left after the man didn't answer the door. >> banging on the door. they were look through the window. kept banging, banging, banging. went around the back. came back. they were there a little while longer. >> his body wasn't diss covered until the next day. >> so

trang. >> reporter: natasha, this was far more than a vigil. it was celebration of the life. officer dorman's father telling me he did some walking today, he also got out of his hospital bed on his own his doctors astonished at his progress a day after he was critically injured. george dorman got the phone call no parent of a and officer ever went to receive. friday morning his son chris a folcroft police officer was shot seven times including once in the face. miraculously he survived. >> he's doing well, you know, as well as can be expected. he's shot seven times. he's got some pretty extensive damage but he's pulling through pretty good. >> reporter: now george dorman's youngest child is being called a delco legend. hundreds of community members fellow officers and first responders came out to a vigil to pray for a swift recovery. >> this is the way the community comes together. they're police officers. they're brothers, they're sisters, they're family. >> reporter: thanks to face time chris saw the outpouring of love at the vigil right from his hospital bed. chris' close

trang? >> reporter: jim, the mayor signed that bill, right here, over at this desk before a packed house, gave him standing ovation, an as he walked into the room, many people here supportive of the tax because of the estimated 90 million it will provide to universal pre k, mayor kenney says, that this tax will provide 2,000 seat for pre k to open up, in january, of 2017 big fight for them. nutter administration tried to pass this twice, but this tax again is one and a half cents for every ounce of beverage which includes sodas, diet sodas, any sugary drinks less than 50% juice or milk. we're prepared for sure, been talking with our law department, which is extremely capable of handling this situation. going forward, nothing has been filed yet. so hard to comment on something that's not happened. but we're prepared to fight it. >> preparing lawsuits because they say this tax is a sales tax, and they say it is not legal. meanwhile, this tax, if all goes according to plan, it will start collec

. >> an explosion rattles south philadelphia neighborhood, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in grays ferry with the details of the source of the blast, trang. >> reporter: natasha christian street is still block off but the situation is under control, take a lot the fire department is packing up to move out but definitely scary moments, they were told to shelter in place right after the explosion. it happened just after 3:15 at the viola steam plant which provides steam to the city. fortunately all employees are accounted for but one employee did suffer a minor injury and treated at the scene. fire department says that a safety system on a boiler blew out breaking a window and injuring that employee. now, many people, reporting hearing a loud explosion, that shook their entire homes and some reported shattered windows. >> we check all of the levels in the surrounding homes to make sure that there was not anything that could be dangerous for any of the homeowners. everything came up negative right now we are taking our equipment and personnel that were in place anybody in thi

trang? >> reporter: natasha, miraculously, officer dorman is doing so well that friends and colleagues tell me he could be released as early as tomorrow, that's just three days after she was hot multiple times. he is expected to receive a hero reception on the way home: the man now known as the delaware county legend, injured folcroft police officer christopher dorman taking a call from kenny chesney. he's a big fan of the singer. >> it brought it spirits up a lot by him call him. >> reporter: 25-year-old officer with one year on the force was shot seven times and survived. before the shooting, he was planning to attend the concert on saturday. chesney called to apologize after mistaken's telling them that he died from the injuries. >> before he passed away he did a video. he wanted to come tonight. he said kenny, please don't forget me. philadelphia, the eagles football stadium. please don't forget him. >> sounds good to me. >> reporter: they say it was an understandable mistake and it's fr

trang? >> reporter: natasha this tragedy hit very close to home with local victim akyra murray. the director here says this mass has been in the work since the 49 candles alongside 49 roses in memory of those killed in the shooting. >> this is about people whose lives were senselessly taken. so that's the main concern here. that was the reason why we would immediately want to have celebrated for them. prayed for them. >> reporter: several hundred gathered for the special mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. >> we were praying for them every night with my family and we are going to continue to and we have blessing to be here. ♪ . >> reporter: regular parishionerers say the service was a bit different than usual. >> it was little more spiritual and asking us to be forgiving. more caring, stop with the hate and love one another. we're all one, no matter what color race, gender, we're all one. >> very sorriful and we all care about them and our hearts go out to them. . >> reporter: father gill says several churches in the archdiocese held similar replaces to pr

. >> our trang do is live at logan square to explain that, trang? >> reporter: all right guys, little gavin is one of four very lucky recipient toss get costume made ride, courtesy of a local charity and a philly based company. guided by his parent, he has a practical set of wheels to help him get around. born with brittle bone disease most everything he uses, must be custom fit for safety. >> he is smaller than a typical two-year old because of his condition, it is hard to find things that fit him. >> reporter: now he will be able to move on his own with a motorized car designed for him and put together by employees of the philadelphia's base. >> is there nothing like seeing smiles on these faces they have teamed up with the university of delaware with the go baby go program when designs and modifies toy cars for children with special need. they received their own costume cars. >> he struggles a lot, he has medical attention, special needs, but he, you know, he is happiest little boy we know. >> here we go. >> reporter: for little ones dealing with

trang, thank you chopper three through over more storm damage in cape may county tonight. the strong winds flipped over a small plane at cape may airport in rio grant. the roof is gone as well at the wildwood public works garage it was apparently blown away by the storms and the florentine family motel in wildwood suffered roof damage. >>> take a look at this picture from wildwood. strong winds picked up a small boat then carried it into the side of the greater wildwood yacht club. fortunately no one was hurt. >> those storms moved quickly but they definitely packed a bunch. meteorologist justin drabick is in for kate he has a closer look at the severe weather that left its mark. >> justin. >> jessica, pretty strong storms. winds up to around 80 miles per hour reported in some spots did prompt tornado warning for southern cape may counsel too. no confirmation of tornado just yet. they'll be as segmenting the damage tomorrow. nonetheless widespread damage again really the southern half of cape may county you can see 3:30 the storms rolling over the delaware bay little bit o

trang. >> jessica is strong in areas like city line avenue. many people are concerned that people will just cross the street over to montgomery county to get their beverage fix. this owner in wynnefield rodriguez is watching philadelphia's sugary drink tax debate very carefully. >> coke and pepsi products they sell pretty good. and the price goes up, i believe it's not going to be the same no more. >> reporter: he's thankful the tax reduced from 3 cents to 1.5 cents tax for every ounce of beverages with added sugar or artificial sweeteners. >> the whole community the customers there's lot of possible that don't have no jobs. it will be hard for them to pay even more money. >> reporter: darrell hunt has two pre-school aged children and he supports the measure that would help raise money to pray for universal pre k among other things. >> times is hard. you definitely don't want to pay more for anything. fit means that kids everywhere going to have pre k then you still saving money because you don't have to pay for daycare. >> love my ginger rail

with a sketch of the shooter police want everyone to seem trang? >> reporter: ukee, here it is. take a good look. this is the man police believe that they are looking for. i did have chance to speak to the victim tonight. he is shaken but he is okay. now state police say this could have ended much worse and they're asking for the public's help to get this dangerous man off the road. scary moment during the morning commute. around 6:30, state police say a 3884 old man was driving on i-95 north just before the girard point bridge when another driver began tailgating him aggressively. the man pulled on the right side of the victim's car pulled out gun and fired it. >> one round struck the rear passenger side area of the vision time's vehicle and it actually puncture the tire. the victim could have crashed and seriously injured himself. >> the vick testimony was able to pull off to the shoulder safely and call 911. police released this suspect a black man between 30 to 40 years old with a goat team the vick tip describe the car as an early 2,000 chevy

thanks so much trang. ikea recalling millions of doctors certification blamed for the deaths of three children including a boy from west chester. the mom dressers can tip over if they are not fasten to the wall. that's how 284 old carry ron, died in 2014. last year ikea distributed repair kits advising owners to attach the dressers to the wall. a third child has died from a falling chest n a statement an ikea statement say more information will be release tomorrow. >> a wife confessed aft killing his new wife after killing her with a cross bow. david spunt is live at police headquarters. the police have been to the home before. >> reporter: we're told they have for a domestic disturbance several times the family of victim pamela is devastated that's what they told me tonight in statement. they didn't want to speak on camera but tonight we know that the suspect is behind bars. a sunday summer night quickly out got of control when police say paul cuz zen shot and killed his new wife pamela with a cross bow.

thanks so much trang. ikea recalling millions of doctors certification blamed for the deaths of three children including a boy from west chester. the mom dressers can tip over if they are not fasten to the wall. that's how 284 old carry ron, died in 2014. last year ikea distributed repair kits advising owners to attach the dressers to the wall. a third child has died from a falling chest n a statement an ikea statement say more information will be release tomorrow. >> a wife confessed aft killing his new wife after killing her with a cross bow. david spunt is live at police headquarters. the police have been to the home before. >> reporter: we're told they have for a domestic disturbance several times the family of victim pamela is devastated that's what they told me tonight in statement. they didn't want to speak on camera but tonight we know that the suspect is behind bars. a sunday summer night quickly out got of control when police say paul cuz zen shot and killed his new wife pamela with a cross bow.

trang. >> jessica is strong in areas like city line avenue. many people are concerned that people will just cross the street over to montgomery county to get their beverage fix. this owner in wynnefield rodriguez is watching philadelphia's sugary drink tax debate very carefully. >> coke and pepsi products they sell pretty good. and the price goes up, i believe it's not going to be the same no more. >> reporter: he's thankful the tax reduced from 3 cents to 1.5 cents tax for every ounce of beverages with added sugar or artificial sweeteners. >> the whole community the customers there's lot of possible that don't have no jobs. it will be hard for them to pay even more money. >> reporter: darrell hunt has two pre-school aged children and he supports the measure that would help raise money to pray for universal pre k among other things. >> times is hard. you definitely don't want to pay more for anything. fit means that kids everywhere going to have pre k then you still saving money because you don't have to pay for daycare. >> love my ginger rail

do is live in communitying in willow grove with the latest there, trang. >> this meeting started at 6:00. this parking lot is full. we will see plenty of people here in upper more land high school this was organized by whites and lux evenberg, they are affiliated with erin brook witch. they will hear concerns about safety of the water that in this area that prompted closing of several public wells. horsham township discussed this very same issue last night at it council meeting. horsham is within of the several communities in montgomery and bucks count its found to have concerning levels of chemicals called pfoa and os in the water supply. they have linked to fire fighting foams used at nearby military bases. council last night presented chance for mediation and they are asking the navy to pay for. that here at this meeting brook witch is expect to join in at 6:30 via skype and firm is planning to present the evidence that they have so far in their investigation and also their plans for a lawsuit but for now we are live from willow grove i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>

trang, thank you chopper three through over more storm damage in cape may county tonight. the strong winds flipped over a small plane at cape may airport in rio grant. the roof is gone as well at the wildwood public works garage it was apparently blown away by the storms and the florentine family motel in wildwood suffered roof damage. >>> take a look at this picture from wildwood. strong winds picked up a small boat then carried it into the side of the greater wildwood yacht club. fortunately no one was hurt. >> those storms moved quickly but they definitely packed a bunch. meteorologist justin drabick is in for kate he has a closer look at the severe weather that left its mark. >> justin. >> jessica, pretty strong storms. winds up to around 80 miles per hour reported in some spots did prompt tornado warning for southern cape may counsel too. no confirmation of tornado just yet. they'll be as segmenting the damage tomorrow. nonetheless widespread damage again really the southern half of cape may county you can see 3:30 the storms rolling over the delaware bay little bit o

with a sketch of the shooter police want everyone to seem trang? >> reporter: ukee, here it is. take a good look. this is the man police believe that they are looking for. i did have chance to speak to the victim tonight. he is shaken but he is okay. now state police say this could have ended much worse and they're asking for the public's help to get this dangerous man off the road. scary moment during the morning commute. around 6:30, state police say a 3884 old man was driving on i-95 north just before the girard point bridge when another driver began tailgating him aggressively. the man pulled on the right side of the victim's car pulled out gun and fired it. >> one round struck the rear passenger side area of the vision time's vehicle and it actually puncture the tire. the victim could have crashed and seriously injured himself. >> the vick testimony was able to pull off to the shoulder safely and call 911. police released this suspect a black man between 30 to 40 years old with a goat team the vick tip describe the car as an early 2,000 chevy

i'm trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> that is awesome. mourning loss of his cousin days after becoming the sixers first pick 21 year old simmons who was with ben at the draft was killed early saturday morning in a hitter and run in hoe bow ken new jersey same sons posted this picture on twitter on saturday night. he said quote i'm glad i could share this moment of my life with jew 82 returning to whether after a beautiful weekend we're looking ahead to the start of the workweek check in with kelly who is in for lauren with a look for the forecast. >> great to be with you. two extra can you please of coffee in order to make it through the night. you totally understand that. graveyard shift. let's go ahead and see how things are looking. what a gorgeous summer day. with the low humidity plus the sunday plus the nice summer time heat. pretty much was perfection. it will continue into tonight. the only thing that didn't make a march on the forecast was the air quality not being ideal. we'll talk about that during the show. we've got our next

i'm trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a put pastor in sacramento california is facing protests over comments he made about the shootin shooting. >> demonstrators gathered outside the baptist church today demanding pastor roger resign. in a sermon the day of the shooting, he praised the gunman saying orlando was safer than it had been before the attacks. he later told local media wasn't encouraging violence against the lgbt community. >>> an suv careens off the road plunges into the delaware prompting an hour's long search for driver in this case. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio takes us to the scene in south philly. >> it's unbelievable. it's unreal. >> he was waiting here at a stop light at it says of south columbus boulevard and oregon avenue just before 3:00 a.m. sunday morning. >> i was sitting we're at the light at the intersection. a car comes flying by. not sure of the model. >> reporter: moments later, a crash. >> i looked over and seen the gate missing. i heard a sp

i'm trang do. >> jim kenney. >>> jim kenney was at the parade. he shared his thoughts. >> i'm sad with what happened in orlando. we have to remember that folks in the lgbt community need to come out, be proud of themselves and each other and be protective and just bitter sweet type of feeling. >> the mayor was joined by local politicians at the parade. he and city employees were honored collectively as grand marshals. >>> now on same day as the night club shooting, police prevent what could have been another deadly attack on gay american. >> police say a heavily armed indiana man was arrested on his way to a gay pride parade. 20-year-old james wesley howe was allegedly armed with multiple weapons including at least one assault rifle. >> we recovered additional firearms, high capacity magazines. officers did find chemicals that could have been used for explosive device which in turn led to us calling out the la county bomb squad. they responded and rendered the area and the vehicle safe. >> police do not believe today's arrest is related to the ni

we are live from grays ferry i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, thank you. >>> a search for a two-year old in orlando has come to an end tonight. officials found the remains of the toddler just a few hours ago and they have identified the boy as lane graves from nebraska. he and his family were on the beach at a disney world resort tuesday night when an alligator came out of the water and pulled him in. >> although we have some sort of closure our investigation is still ongoing and we will continue to evaluate the evidence that we have, and try to continue searching and make certain that we have the alligator that was involved and that we remove it from the lake. >> alligators are part of the eco system in florida but while this tragedy may ab alarming wild life experts say instant tents like this are not unusual. humans are not usually a target for them. >> natural food of an alligator, they will eat, you know, small mammals, large enough for them to eat. they can ethan malls that are near water like raccoons, or possums, they will fish, small reptiles, turtles, they ca

in new hope bucks county, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> and muhammad ali spent some time in our area. he lived in this cherry hill camden county home for several years in the early 70's. the home is now up for sale for about $700,000. >>> former president bill clinton meantime will deliver a eulogy for ali at a service friday in louisville along with bryant gumbel and comedian billy crystal. today clinton remembered ali's legacy during a speech in california. >> the time he died, who he was as a person was greater than his legends which should be all of our goal in life you want to be better than your publicity. >> president obama tweeted a tribute to ali today. "he shook up the world and the world's better for it. rest in peace, champ ." >>> michael j somewhere fox who also battles parkinson's called ali an inspiration a man of peace and a warrior for the cure. he ended his tweet with a simple thank you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue top remember muhammad ali. you can get the very latest on our web site cbsphilly.com. >> ♪ >>> as "eyewitness news" continu

in logan circumstance em, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile special celebration takes place at st. paul's episcopal church, to celebrate juneteenth, june 19th. it is very important, back in 1865 this was the day slavery came to an end officially in the united state, two and a half years after it was supposed to. the church played a role as it was a stop on the underground railroad, and that is the network of course, from the south, could make their way to freedom. >> well, still ahead this morning, getting our first look at chelsey clinton's baby boy. we will show you the pictures. >> also this morning, brand new study just released offered surprising new details about children and concussions. we'll tell but it on this morning's health watch. we'll be right back. >> i had a chance to talk to two of the stars, about tonight's big episode. >> starts to get very, yes, it takes off from the first episode, but, it starts to get really really suspense full, more characters are introduced in the second episode, and more, you know, more hilarious, as well. >> absolutely, the

trang do what through a as they got their first look at new customized rides. >> guided by his parents gavin has a practical zest wheels to help him get around. born with brittle bone disease most everything he uses must be custom fit for safety. >> he's a lot smaller than typical two-year-old because of his condition. so it's hard to find things that are fit him. >> now he'll be able to cruise on his own with a motorized car designed just for him and put together by employees of philadelphia based company exalt at a. >> that isn't anything better than being able to see the smile on these kids faces as we deliver the cars to them. >> they teamed up with the university of delaware go baby go program which designs and modifies toy cars with special needs. four children received their own custom cars. >> these modifications were done with gavin in mind with a harness and plenty of cushioning. >> he struggles a lot. he has a lot of medical attention and special needs. he's the happiest little boy we know. >> there we go. >> for little ones dealing with so much, the cars provide way to play

there is no limit technically i'll keep going. >> in cobbs creek, trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> such strong women and while on that road to recovery patience and tiara will have to say farewell to a friend and a family member funeral arrangements set for akyra marry viewing mel at monumental baptist church on friday between eight and 10am with funeral scheduled for 10:00 a.m. >>> well tonight we're also learning what the gunman said in his 911 call to police. during that shooting. in transcripts released by the fbi omar mateen spoke arabic identifying himself as islamic soldier he told a negotiator to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq. saying that is why he was out here right now. mateen also made threats that there were car bombs parked outside pulse nightclub telling police you people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. the fbi's first report this morning redacted some information but after heavy criticism a complete transcript of three calls was released think afternoon. >> while we're not releasing the audio, what i ca

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the story now from willow grove. >> reporter: people concerned about chemicals contaminating the water supply in bucks and montgomery county now have high powered ally in their corner. celebrity active visit erin brokovich. >> you can make the difference and you can fight and push for answers and for clean water and we're going to help do you it. >> reporter: brokovich spoke via skype to an auditorium in willow grove full of more than 1,000 horsham, warminster and warrington residents. there for meeting organized by law firm whites and luxembourg. >> i think everybody has the same concern. they don't want to be drinking contaminated water. you know, you got to bathe it in and drink it, cook with it. >> reporter: three communities are dealing with alarming levels of chemicals called pfoa and pfos in the water used they're used to fire fighting foam from nearby military air bases and linked to forms of cancer. >> my father died of cancer when i was 30. i grew up in warrington. i have three kids. i want to have a better idea of what's going on. if t

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was there as they got their first look at their new wheels. >> reporter: guided by his parents, gavin has a practical set of wheels to help him get around. born with brittle bone disease mostly everything he uses must be custom fit for safety. >> he is a lot smaller, because of his condition. it is hard to find things that fit him. >> reporter: now he will be able to cruz on his own with the motorized cart designed just for him and put together by employees of the philadelphia based company. >> we deliver the cars to them. >> reporter: they have teamed up with the university of delaware, go baby go program designed and modifies toy cars with children with special needs. they received their own costume cars. >> these modifications done specifically with gavin in mind with the harness and plenty of cushioning. >> it has a lot of medical a tension and special need but he is the happiest little will boy that we know. >> little ones dealing with so much, the cars provide a way to play just like other kid can. >> kind of car your typical child would

i'm trang do. >> jim kenney. >>> jim kenney was at the parade. he shared his thoughts. >> i'm sad with what happened in orlando. we have to remember that folks in the lgbt community need to come out, be proud of themselves and each other and be protective and just bitter sweet type of feeling. >> the mayor was joined by local politicians at the parade. he and city employees were honored collectively as grand marshals. >>> now on same day as the night club shooting, police prevent what could have been another deadly attack on gay american. >> police say a heavily armed indiana man was arrested on his way to a gay pride parade. 20-year-old james wesley howe was allegedly armed with multiple weapons including at least one assault rifle. >> we recovered additional firearms, high capacity magazines. officers did find chemicals that could have been used for explosive device which in turn led to us calling out the la county bomb squad. they responded and rendered the area and the vehicle safe. >> police do not believe today's arrest is related to the ni

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more now from wilmington. >> reporter: wilmington police want to question this man in relation to a sexual assault in brandywine park. the attack happened around 9:30 tuesday morning on south park drive near the brandywine river. a woman told police that a man was harassing her, pull out a weapon and forced her to secluded area. people in the neighborhood were shocked to hear about the assault in the popular park which is often full of walkers, runners and bikers. >> people like to walk through here. so, yeah -- >> will you change any of your habits going to the park now upon hearing this. >> probably start walking with people. >> i'm concerned because i come here often. so, um, you know something were to happen kind of unthey have beening. >> reporter: investigators described the man they're looking for around their years old with facial hair. he was wearing a black shirt and tan pants. >> wilmington police are asking anyone who recognizes the man in the photo give them a call in brandywine park, i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> the fbi

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more now from wilmington. >> reporter: wilmington police want to question this man in relation to a sexual assault in brandywine park. the attack happened around 9:30 tuesday morning on south park drive near the brandywine river. a woman told police that a man was harassing her, pull out a weapon and forced her to secluded area. people in the neighborhood were shocked to hear about the assault in the popular park which is often full of walkers, runners and bikers. >> people like to walk through here. so, yeah -- >> will you change any of your habits going to the park now upon hearing this. >> probably start walking with people. >> i'm concerned because i come here often. so, um, you know something were to happen kind of unthey have beening. >> reporter: investigators described the man they're looking for around their years old with facial hair. he was wearing a black shirt and tan pants. >> wilmington police are asking anyone who recognizes the man in the photo give them a call in brandywine park, i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> the fbi

i'm going to keep going. >> in cobbs creek, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch is headed to after rondo today to talk with investigators, in nine is 11 transcript, released by the f.b.i., omar mateen spoke in arabic identifying himself as islamic soldier. he told negotiator, quote, to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq saying that's why he was out here right now. mateen also made threats that there were car bombs parked outside pulse night club, telling police, quote, you people are going to get it and i'm going ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. the fbi's first report sensored some information, but after heavy criticism it, later released a complete transcript of three calls. >> while we're not row looking the audio, while the killer made these murder us statements, he did so in a chilling, calm, and deliberate manner. >> the fbi says it is not providing the 911 calls from victims out of respect for them and their families. >> funeral a rangments are set for akyra murray the west catholic high school graduate w

trang do what through a as they got their first look at new customized rides. >> guided by his parents gavin has a practical zest wheels to help him get around. born with brittle bone disease most everything he uses must be custom fit for safety. >> he's a lot smaller than typical two-year-old because of his condition. so it's hard to find things that are fit him. >> now he'll be able to cruise on his own with a motorized car designed just for him and put together by employees of philadelphia based company exalt at a. >> that isn't anything better than being able to see the smile on these kids faces as we deliver the cars to them. >> they teamed up with the university of delaware go baby go program which designs and modifies toy cars with special needs. four children received their own custom cars. >> these modifications were done with gavin in mind with a harness and plenty of cushioning. >> he struggles a lot. he has a lot of medical attention and special needs. he's the happiest little boy we know. >> there we go. >> for little ones dealing with so much, the cars provide way to play

in the northeast i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> flowing love out to the parents and guardians. >> solar plane that spent the past two weeks in our area is about to continue its epic journey. >> still ahead at 11:00 tonight when the solar impulse two departs the lehigh valley and where it's off to next. >> kate. >> and it was a beautiful day today pretty nice looking evening out there as well just some clouds over the city skyline at the moment but temperatures are on their way down. and humidity dropping drastically as well. i'll tell about late week cool down coming up. >> also, some are calling 2016 the year of the unlikeable presidential candidates. so what should voter do's if they don't like any of the their choices? good question. nicole brewer gets the answer. >> also, the parents of the boy who fell into a gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo will not face criminal charges. why the prosecutor says he made that decision and what the family is saying about it tonight. >> there will be no charges against the mother of a three-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla exhibit

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the story now from willow grove. >> reporter: people concerned about chemicals contaminating the water supply in bucks and montgomery county now have high powered ally in their corner. celebrity active visit erin brokovich. >> you can make the difference and you can fight and push for answers and for clean water and we're going to help do you it. >> reporter: brokovich spoke via skype to an auditorium in willow grove full of more than 1,000 horsham, warminster and warrington residents. there for meeting organized by law firm whites and luxembourg. >> i think everybody has the same concern. they don't want to be drinking contaminated water. you know, you got to bathe it in and drink it, cook with it. >> reporter: three communities are dealing with alarming levels of chemicals called pfoa and pfos in the water used they're used to fire fighting foam from nearby military air bases and linked to forms of cancer. >> my father died of cancer when i was 30. i grew up in warrington. i have three kids. i want to have a better idea of what's going on. if t

there is no limit technically i'll keep going. >> in cobbs creek, trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> such strong women and while on that road to recovery patience and tiara will have to say farewell to a friend and a family member funeral arrangements set for akyra marry viewing mel at monumental baptist church on friday between eight and 10am with funeral scheduled for 10:00 a.m. >>> well tonight we're also learning what the gunman said in his 911 call to police. during that shooting. in transcripts released by the fbi omar mateen spoke arabic identifying himself as islamic soldier he told a negotiator to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq. saying that is why he was out here right now. mateen also made threats that there were car bombs parked outside pulse nightclub telling police you people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. the fbi's first report this morning redacted some information but after heavy criticism a complete transcript of three calls was released think afternoon. >> while we're not releasing the audio, what i ca

do is live with what investigators are saying about the disturbing discovery, trang? >> reporter: well, rahel police have not yet identified would the man but they believe they are close to it. meanwhile the person who committed this brutal act is still balking the streets. a young couple on their way to work driving through fairmount park made a horrifying discovery just after 8:00 a.m. >> we found an unidentified black female who was handcuffed with her hands to the front. she had been stabbed multiple times and she was shot one time in the back of the head. >> reporter: investigators believe would the man was killed elsewhere and then dumped in the grass area some 10 feet from georges hill drive behind the man music center. >> young woman handcuffed, stabbed, it is scary. very scary. we don't know what to make of it. >> reporter: victim is described in her late 20's, 5-foot five, with a medium complex. she was wearing a white top and multi colored skirt. captain james clark had defensive wounds to indicate she for the back. he does not believe she was sexually assa