bensalem wins 35-14. jay roberts boyertown decides he wants to break long touchdown, great run showing a lot of speed, boilers town wins 24-21. phoenixville pottstown conner. small for the touchdown, phoenix wins 41-6. >>> next up we have the battle for downingtown as downingtown west takes on east. check out this crowd. huge crowd right there. end zone for the touchdown east beats west 28-14. kenneth at west chester and cjay preston, breaks a tackle. henderson wins 24-14. to jersey to timber creek and the chargers going to the air. larry swinging deep to jay den little. timber creek will win 47-3. don't go anywhere, you voted for it. we have it it is our game. woodrow wilson at moorestown coming up next. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pr

. >>> all lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike between willow grove and bensalem are open following a crash earlier today. authorities say the accident occurred about 9:00 a.m. when a tractor-trailer struck the median and went through the barrier on the westbound side in southampton bucks county. a large fuel spill forced authorities to shut down the highway for some time. no other vehicles were involved. >>> commuters be where. a busy septa bus stop is moving temporarily. the septa bus stop at 15th and mark will be moved one block away to 16th and mark because of construction in that area. the roots on your screen will be impacted by this move through fall of 2017. plan your day accordingly. also, check your route. we're going to link you up to septa's website, go to cbsphilly.com >>> nurses and techs are on strike upset over staffing level and wages. a delaware county memorial hospital say things a quickly spiralling downhill. anita oh spoke to both sides. >> reporter: all 370 nurses and technicians at delaware county memorial hospital walked off the job at 6:45 monday morning over what t

that crash happened on bensalem boulevard at jason drive in bensalem. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live near the scene with more on what we know. david? >> reporter: it is a very sad story this friday night in bensalem. it happened just before 7:00. an eyewitness told us off camera that she saw an atf speeding down the boulevard with go lights on, authorities still continuing tear investigation in a the weekend. >>> bensalem say thigh 13-year-olds were on an atf driving on busy bensalem boulevard. one is dead the other in critical condition. according to authorities the teenagers were ride opening the the boulevard and smashed into a car near the intersection of jason drive. bensalem police say the driver of the car is cooperating with authorities at this time. . >> reporter: . >> reporter:. >> reporter: shorts are not releasing any names including the driver, the driver is cooperating and the investigation is expected to take a few hor days, that the 13-year-old is in critical condition. reporting from bensalem, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitnes

. >> very different story in bucks county where krause are already out plowing, in bensalem, drivers taking it slow, as plows cleared streets and parking lot in that area. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, while the entire region touched by the storm in some way, it was the shore certainly hit the hard else. to cape may county now, the wildwood beach was hidden beneath inches of snow, that disappeared into the ocean. and ocean city blustery and trecherous drive for those braving the roads. meteorologist, lauren casey, has been keeping track of the snow all night long. came in early today. i know you it, lauren. now looks like things are getting little more quiet, right? >> things are quieting down. what a doozy after storm the the snow machine has finally turned offment check out totals. the shore, southern southern delaware picking up highest totals, ocean view sussex county delaware, 13 inches of snow. port norris, cumberland county, new jersey, 10 inches of snow, atlantic county estell manor picking up close to 9 inches. mt. laurel, new jersey, 6.7 inches of

. >>> bensalem police say a tip from an alert viewer led to a tip. only eyewitness there. authorities say he was behind the wheel of the red chevy pickup truck in this surveillance video that struck a 56-year-old man. the family spoke with eyewitness news. >> i thought it was extremely fast that they found the fellow. i didn't think they were going to find him period. >> channel 3 certainly had a substantial part in this. viewers that saw the news coverage were able to phone in and give us information which led to the arrest. >> his family says his leg was broken in multiple places. it will be some time before he fully recovers. he faces charges for misdemeanor careless driving and failing to render aid. >>> a south jersey man makes his first court appearance. jeremiah monell appeared this afternoon. he's facing murder and weapons charges in the december 18th's killing. he led police on a two-week manhunt before being taken into custody. the victim's cousin had strong words for monell after today's hearing. >> he's hurt her for way too long. now it's time for him to take -

if you have any information, give bensalem police a call. reporting live tonight in bensalem bucks county, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> police have taken into custody a person of interest after several packages disappeared on the 800 block of north lawrence street. the homes surveillance victim captured the footage you're looking at right now. you see an unknown male taking the packages and then fleeing. the man apprehended near fifth and par popular. >>> brandon brooks, the offensive line man mentioned two of the thereafter three games, now we know why, don bell joins us with what brooks revealed >> it was an interesting day at the novacare complex. just to reiterate. brandon brookses missed two of the at least games, is because he's been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder that causes him to become violently ill for about the last 24 hours, the illness lasts about 24 hour, he's now seeing a psychologist and taking medication. however, the medicine takes weeks to be effective. the 27-year-old believes the illness has

and unfortunately, the bensalem owls haven't won a football game since 2013 >> but for senior martin it's the team that led him home. nicole brewer has more on his journey down the field. >> reporter: as the sunset, the bensalem owls prepared for friday night's football. the senior captain saline martin ready to tackle the challenge. >> it's not about the win. it's about the team that make you proud. >> reporter: a team that hadn't won in three years. >> it started because he was missing dinner at the group home, >> bob and medically is a adams met him through their son, one ride home led to another. an invite to dinners turned into family weekends at the shore. >> kids are bored. >> saline who is was foster care most of his life. it was a love he never known and mutual. in january shortly before his 18th birthday, melissa asked to adopt him. >> she said to me, you do not be a part of this family, be a part. you don't got to hold back on trust. >> some of the people, people stare, people, you know, just -- they don't understand, like i tell him, they don't have to understanding this

. >> reporter: customers at the shop rite in bensalem will be saving on gas >> the fact they're going to sell wine will make it more convenient. >> reporter: many shoppers cheered the convenience factor. barbara moore says the move may have unintended consequences >> the little neighborhood bars is where everybody used to go. the it puts a damper on their cash-outs. >> reporter: a liquor control board spokes woman says the stores have to submit applications and become certified through the responsible alcohol management program. employees who go through training learn how to spot fake ids and identify signs of intoxication. and there are about 100 stores waiting be to approved. they have to go through the mandatory training that we mentioned. pennsylvania also approved wine shipments directly to customers. and for a look at the stores involve, visit cbsphilly.com. i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> home building giants toll brothers plans to build new luxury apartments along philadelphia's jewelrier's row. in order for the new apartment building to go up. five buildings along th

building up into trenton and bensalem right now seeing moderate to heavy rainfall. steady rainfall across suburbs lehigh valley and poconos. steady rainfall continues right now across parts of northern delaware where we've already picked up over an inch of rainfall just this evening and parts of pennsylvania and new jersey as well. mullica hill picking up an inch half most of it in the last air. newark close to an inch swarthmore picking up three tenths of an inch at the airport a quarter of an inches. we're going to add to those tool lease as we head into the overnight period time. i mean bedded storm activity. temperature falling back to 70 degrees. light winds tonight and through the day tomorrow. this is not going to had to be a wind event. high temperature 78 degrees of the periods of heavy rain again i mean bedded thunderstorms through the day tomorrow. temperatures right now they are rain cool 72 degrees in philly temperatures very consistent all across the delaware valley right around 70 degrees. dewpoints unfortunately are also very consistent they are so e

it happened in the picnic area at neshaminy state park in bensalem bucks county this afternoon. the good samaritans were able to lift the limb off the man before first responders arrived on the scene. fortunately father and son were treated for only minor injuries. >> we will reinspect all the trees in the area. we do it over and over again but we wander to be sure that nobody else would be in danger so that area is secured for right now. it will be off limits for the rest of the weekend so that we can be sure that the area is safe. >> a six-year-old daughter was also with the family. she was not hurt. >>> another manhole cover gets blown off a philadelphia street because of an underground explosion. this time it happened at 63rd and race just before 12 o'clock this afternoon. peco says a damaged underground power cable called 1,000 customers to temporarily lose power. now it's not known what caused the damage. this is the third manhole explosion in a week. it happened in washington square west sunday and near 30th street station last saturday. no one was injured in any of the i

it happened in the eastbound lanes in bensalem. that truck was carrying soap. the eastbound lanes are still closed. they are expected to be back open by the morning. >>> many in the wilmington community are demanding answers tonight in the death of a 16-year-old student. police say she was assaulted in the girls bathroom at howard high school of technology thursday. as greg argos explains tonight, members of the community are working through their grief together. >> reporter: four days after howard high school sophomore amy joyner was killed during a violent attack inside the girl's bathroom, more than 100 people from throughout this wilmington, delaware community gathering at stubs elementary to discuss the case. >> we're currently investigating this incident. we're working with the school district. >> reporter: to begin mending raw wounds. >> this school, this community, should be known now throughout the world in this way. this is not what this community is about. we all have to work together to find a solution. >> rt. >> reporter: commune the meeting comes

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem with more on how authorities caught their suspect. david. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, authorities say this 18-year-old high school senior here in bensalem admitted to baking and selling these pot brownies. he's facing a lot of different charges to night and detectives here in bensalem stay that this is not the first time he used his recipe and charged for it. bensalem police arrested 18-year-old jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijuana as it was in the '80's and '90's. >> reporter: he worried the b

. >> made up wreaths, christmas wreaths for 14 of our fallen who are up at resurrection cemetery in bensalem. the response coming back after the wreaths were placed was overwhelming in support of this, and this year the families decided to take this and do it for all 274 of our officers who have made the supreme sacrifice. >> organizers hope to make this an annual tradition. >>> stay with us everyone. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news," pluto as we never have seen it before. see the incredible closeup images coming up a bit later on in our newscast. >>> plus, the one easy step that parents can take the doctors say could save their newborn's life. lauren. >> more unseasonably mild temperatures in store as we take a swing at 60 tomorrow and i'll have all the details in your "eyewitness news" forecast just after this. >> ♪ ly. >> welcome back everyone. new at 11 o'clock tonight a car smashes into a telephone pole knocking live wires onto the vehicle and causing it to catch fire. this happened at about 3:30 this afternoon in mount laurel at the corner of south church street and cobbles

neighborhood network, temperatures still above 50 right now in ardmore. 45 degrees right now in bensal bensalem. 45 degrees in hainesport. on roads tomorrow heading out and about especially tonight you'll have to watch out for those areas of fog late tonight and continuing into tomorrow morning that could reduce your visibilities so caution there but clearing as we head into the afternoon. so dry roads no problem there is and then on saturday, we will see some showers developing so if you need to hit the road on saturday, morning is probably going to be the best time to do so before some of that rain starts to move in. but some of that fog is already settling in across burlington county. some fog being pick up right now also down towards millville reduction of visibility down to less than half a mile right now. 2-mile visibility in ac and down to about a half a mile in wildwood. so overnight tonight, areas of fog some locally dense, partly cloudy, overnight low, though, not too chilly. only dropping to 47 degrees. and then a very mild day tomorrow. 66 degrees our average high temperature would

kennett square 47 degrees right now, 46 in bensalem and hainesport calling in at 45 degrees right now. we do have chillier temperatures to the north and west. the lehigh valley 47 degrees right now. we're 49 in philadelphia and very mild still down the shore. 54 degrees in atlantic city and mid-50's right now in wildwood. slightly breezier conditions north and west of the city as that frontal boundary approaches. winds out of the southeast but as the front passes through overnight tonight, those winds are going to shift out of the northwest tomorrow and usher in some colder air but overnight tonight actually above average, 43 degrees. wind speeds stay on the lighter side. chance of a and isolated shower, mostly cloudy. tomorrow a mix of sun and clouds, blustery, a high of 50 degrees. would be our coldest of the season so far and those wind chills will be down into the 30's to potentially mid 40's throughout the day with that northwesterly wind up around 10 to 20 miles per hour. future weather showing us not much of a rain chance tonight. chance of an isolated shower. cold front starts

temperatures right now, 37 degrees in kennett square. 40 in ardmore. 40 degrees in bensalem. 37 in hainesport. take look at millville. 31 it's 33 in allentown. 27 in mount pocono. take look at these departures at this time yesterday, it was much warmer than this in in fact 32-degree drop in temperature in the past 24 hours in marlton. it's 21, energy millville. philadelphia we're 21 degrees colder than this time yesterday. 27-degree drop in allentown. the first punch of two,% of two punches of cold air has arrived. around tomorrow. tomorrow seasonably cool but then tomorrow night that storm i just showed you heads off to the north drags the front through here saturday night. maybe a stray shower but you'll feel the cold when you step outside sunday highs only in the 40s and with the wind it's going to feel even colder. monday the coldest day of the season so far. start the day off below freezing get ready to scrape the frost and ice off your car in the morning and then in the afternoon again only mid fours. start with sunday our forecasted high of 48 degrees will make it the coldest day since

temperatures across the live neighborhood network dropping steadily we're down to 37 in hainesport. 39 in bensalem. 41 in kennett square. right now at the philadelphia international airport we're seeing temperatures drop in the low 40s. 43 at the moment. 37 in allentown. 40 in ren ton. 41 in millville. items ands going to stop dropping off really as the clouds start to move back in expect our overnight lows to stay around these numbers. 30s in the suburbs. 40s in the city. tomorrow the clouds role in and tomorrow evening a few scattered showers here and there. that's not a huge deal. it's what follows the showers that's going to be a bigger deal as we head into your thursday. by 3am, still just some clouds but as you wake up thursday morning the rain will be moving from west to east and it will be heavy. here's 10:00 a.m. notice as we head into 2:00 p.m. we're still seeing heavy rain from mount pocono down toward the shore points. by six, 7:00 o'clock it starts to push out off the coast. it will impact still your evening commute with popping on the roadways and road spray, low visible out there. e

bin bensalem township police are searching for miss man caught on surveillance camera at packs casino that is where investigators say he sold someone two counterfeit eagles/cowboys for sick hun doctor dollars. they were advertised on craigslist. if you recognize the suspect please contact the police. >>> tonight republican presidential candidate donald trump visits the new late tow with stephen colbert. ♪ >> the always outspoken trump is the headlining guest ton night's show. we know the two will speak about immigration, the iran deal and there's one question trump refuses to answer. see what it is interview that's bound to be entertaining. dope miss donald trump on the late with stephen colbert tonight at 11:35 right after "eyewitness news" there's nothing like the excitement of getting new puppy jessica and i both know that. do you know where the dog actually came from. the i-team digs deeper. >> new jersey woman is told her new dog most likely won't live past three years old. >> i was devastated. i was so angry. >> reporter: she says the pet store sold her a sick dog. a new law a

new castle millville doylestown and bensalem and i'll tell you it's a nice weekend on the way. high pressure overhead tomorrow just doesn't get much better than this for a summer saturday. lyles in the 80's, not too hot, into the to humid but still great pool weather and great shore weather. sunday we start to see this front kind of back into new england could bring some clouds and showers to boston down into portions of connecticut and maybe even a few more clouds down the shore. couple of those clouds could even inch further inland so we'll call it partly sunny on sunday. i don't think it's a bad day. if there's a shower it's along the coast but still a nice day sunday. tomorrow though is really the centerpiece of the weekends. monday a little hotter, we'll hit 90 degrees. starts to steam up a little bit as well. this fronts is one to watch. it's going to start to move through on monday. looks like it's going to really fizzle out as it gets into our area. can't rule out a shower but the good news is behind that front it turns comfortable again as we led into the middle of nex

opened around 4:00 o'clock this afternoon to clear outstrained drivers between the willow grove and bensalem skits. fast forward to no night. the scene has been cleared and traffic is flowing smoothly once again. authorities are still working to determine the cause of that crash. >>> tonight federal health investigators have launched an investigation into dorney park in allentown. osha the occupational safety and health administration, began its probe after an employee was hospitalized at the theme park last month. no word on the nature of the investigation and dorney park is not commenting. but we do know in 2014 osha fined dorney park for heat related violations. >>> in langhorne, bucks county tonight a deadly stabbing and chopper three over the scene. it happened at a home in the 500 block of trap lane. we're told a son allegedly stabbed his father during an argument. the father decide at saint mary medical center and the son is now in custody. >> the suspect accused using craigslist to rob and kill a man will spent the rest of his life in prison. injury convicted thomas coffee of murder

. >> reporter: for 15 years debbie who lives in bensalem gave herself daily injections of a powerful drug that she thought was preventing ms symptoms. but she and her family lived in fear there was no telling when debbie might become incapacitate incapacitated. >> tried to prepare myself as much as possible for the worst. >> reporter: but the worst never came when her neurologist changed the medication dosage last year, she got dizzy and saw an ms specialist who said she didn't have it. she'd been misdiagnosed. >> i'm like devastated i mean i'm overjoyed, don't get me wrong that i don't have it but i'm like so heart broken that i put my children through this. >> reporter: it's happened to others research in the journal neurology says the miss diagnose of ms is common and has significant consequences for patient care. dr. larissa shy row a neurologist at cooper university hospital. she didn't treat debbie but isn't surprised. >> how could something like this happen? how does somebody get misdiagnosed with ms? >> because many other conditions can get the mri imaging we see in multiple

95 corridor that is where we're seeing some yellows and some oranges and this is some heavy rain in bensalem right along 13, 95, through bristol on the pennsylvania side levittown and also through bordentown this is all heading toward trenton. so if you live in this area some heavy downpours but it will be moving out within the next couple of hours. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are taking note of the temperatures and also the rainfall and you'll see some of those observations at the bottom of your screen. elsewhere our weather watchers are also keeping tabs on the changes that are going on across the delaware valley. you can see them on the map. some 50's still existing but also some cooler temperatures moving our way as well. right now margo says holding on to 53 degrees and the wind not so heavy at this point only about 5 miles an hour. light rain still at this late hour. we'll take it far to the north and west where we have some observations right now 42 degrees as you head north keith says in sailors burg 42 degrees the wind out of the northwest that mean the cold front is through c

. >>> police have now identified the pedestrian hit by two cars and killed in bensalem today as 28-year-old christina massey. investigators believe that she may have crossed against the light at street and knights road when she was hit this morning. one driver did stop. the second kept going but police did track them down that driver at home in new jersey. no charges have been filed. >>> well tonight we decided to take a look closer look at this intersection once again street road and knights road in bensalem. let's take look at from it street view. it gives i was better look at exactly what it's like there. you might be surprised to learn according to penndot, this is one of the most heavily traveled intersections anywhere in the country. in fact researchers found 55,000 vehicles pass through this each day. and according to recent study by time magazine and the national highway traffic safety administration this is the most dangerous intersection anywhere in the country. over 10 year time frame they analyzed traffic here, there were seven deadly crashes. >>> we are getting our first look t

the barometric pressure is falling near bensalem the temperature 41 as well. tanya reporting in a temperature of 41 but saying this pressure is steady at this point. let's go a little bit further to the south where the temperature is 40 degrees and jim is reporting in some light rain in media. outside our studios we're seeing a little bit of light rain as well. our weather watchers hard at work with with their observations and you'll see them at the bottom of your screen. in center city some light rain but it's going get heavy overnight the temperature is 40. in reading 38 degrees. 41 in allentown and 38 in wilmington. as we take into our suburb doylestown only 37. quakertown and pottstown sitting at 39. our storm will drag some mild air toward us during the overnight and during the day tomorrow. with plenty of moisture as it taps into the gulf of mexico. once this moves out late saturday night sunday we'll clear it out. it will be comfortable with temperatures rising through the 40s into the 50's but windy with gusts to about 30 miles an hour. our future weat

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem. david, what have you learned tonight? >> reporter: well, chris right now david huebsch is behind bars here in bucks county on a $750,000 bail. detectives tell me this case is far from over. in fact, they were actively seeking out more possible victims. 36-year-old david huebsch said nothing as bensalem police officers walked him to the back of a squad van. he's accused of inappropriately touching two 10-year-old girls at his daughter's sleepovers. >> it's very scare tree have that happen so close to home. >> reporter: ann-marie catalano lives across the street from huebsch, right across from the house in which police say the alleged touching happened on two separate occasions. >> my daughter is only four, she's not sleeping over anywhere yet but it makes me want to make sure i know the parents well. "eyewitness news" spoke to another neighbor who asked us to hide her identity. she says huebsch is well known in the neighborhood. >> i'm shocked by the whole thing, just totally shocked. it seems unbelievable to me. >> report

arrest warrants for the men they believe broke into the coin and collectible store on street road in bensalem tuesday afternoon. investigators believe it was daniel left lar and david pier grossi armed with a knife an pipe tied up employees and a customer and got away with $5,000 in gold and silver coin. this vehicle was seen leaving the scene. if you know where they they are, call police. >> new tonight demonstrators in philadelphia are once again protesting the grand jury decisions in ferguson, missouri and new york city. "eyewitness news" was there as dozens marched from 52nd and market to 48th and walnut in west philadelphia tonight. protesters are calling for reforms to the criminal justice system after the grand jury's failed to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed citizens michael brown and eric garner. the decisions have sparked protests across the country. >> mayor michael nutter records a message to philadelphia police officers the police commissioner felt was so important he ordered it played at every role call. >> only use force if absolutely necessary. don't abuse your