>> reporter: in gilbertsville, montgomery county, steve patterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay. there's a lot of reaction to this story from our viewers tonight. why don't you weigh in? let us know what you think. head to cbsphilly.com. our address is at cbs philly, send us tweet. >>> speaking of tweets chris cia enters the world of social media by joining twitter and sending out its first tweet and who knew the spy agency had such a sense of humor. take look at the first official cia tweet. we can neither confirm nor deny that is our first tweet. the agency also set up a facebook page with likely a crypted message there, too. >> hmm. >> we don't know. >> interesting. >> i don't know if i wanted to be followed by the cia in any sense of the terms. >> i don't think they have a lot of followers. >> let's not follow. let's lead into this weekend and it is looking absolutely beautiful. >>> yes. first step is tonight and it is beautiful with plenty of clear skies and actually the stars are out in full force. it's moonlit so crack the windows, let in the fresh air because it is going

that's the latest from new brunswick, new jersey, steve patterson cbs-3 oy witness news. >> in 2012 nearly four thus sand people were killed in crashes involving large trucks and to cut down on that number the federal motor carrier safety administration has been trying to combat one potential cause driver fatigue. last year new rules took effect limiting the maximum average work week. >> it to protesters target political fundraiser for pennsylvania governor corbett. fundraiser that included new jersey governor chris christie. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is in center city now with more on what brought those protesters to the streets. >> emotions ran high here tonight as six people who were protesting wound up being cited by police. governor tom corbett left the comcast building monday night without comment. but his opposition was making plenty of noise. hundreds of protesters including philadelphia school students and teachers staged a sit in monday night outside the comcast center at 17th and jfk boulevard. after being warned to move by police, six protesters who didn't were c

the plane lost power near pennsville salem county new jersey and steve patterson is live near the scene where there are still some concerns, steve. >> reporter: concerns but look, liz, any time a plane loses power in midair and somehow during an emergency landing that crashes manages to keep two people alive, that is good news. the problem is what's happening behind me. if you look over to the northwest over that ridge, there is a plane somewhere stuck in the mud in a marsh land where somewhere that plane has 50 gallons of fuel still on board. chopper 3 over the scene. the single engine aircraft stuck in the mud. a emergency landing shortly before 11 o'clock in the morning. the pilot and passenger in their 70's force d to essentially crash land near fort not state park. some say miraculously nobody on board injured in this crash. after the crash emergency personnel from delaware, new jersey, the coast guard led a search by land air and sea. the men covered in mud simply walked out of the swamp. >> just just lost power. witnesses say they saw a trail of smoke and that was it. >> they wal

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson talked to heart broken parishioners. (bell tolls). >> reporter: closing time for saint ann's. >> it's a very very sad day for this church ♪ >> reporter: what was a bittersweet last mass for some parishioner maryann lorenzo who grew up in the church says it felt more like funeral. >> i can't take it. you know, i'm very very sad. very heart broken. i said this is my church all my life. >> reporter: saint ann is one of 16 parishes holding final mass sunday before shutting down. announcement came on june 1st. part of a planning initiative that began mergers in 2010. >> always been here. they were baptized here i think they're start to go question their faith. >> church officials say the mergers are based on factors like population, family size, and attendance. >> we're not getting married as early as our parents did. we're not as generous in giving to our park river community. and we just don't have as many children. >> parishioner emily sullivan says it's as simple as that. it's generation al. times have changed and the r

steve patterson is live with the latest. steve. >> reporter: liz, there were dozens of eyewitnesses out on the street on that hot saturday afternoon. many of them we spoke to said the sound of that door crashing and pinning down that girl on the ground sounded like a gun shot. we spoke to neighbors who saw it all happen. meanwhile police continue to investigate how in the world that door came unhinged. all around this crime scene remnants remain from a happier time, a happier day all destroyed in an instant. >> i heard a boom. >> it was a big bang. >> all you could hear was yelling and screaming. >> i knew exactly what it was. i mean, i saw it falling. >> reporter: she saw this, a steel security door ripping from its supports, screaming to the pavement landing directorially on a 3-year-old girl. >> i didn't realize there was a baby under the awning until the mother started screaming. they're saying it's a baby under there. >> reporter: police say the young victim was standing outside this rita's water ice in brewerytown arou

it is the latest from paulsboro, new jersey, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> it is 5:41 rid now. evacuation also underway in new mexico, where wild fire surges and creates air quality problems. that's next. >> also ahead, do you feel well rested when you wake up in the morning in if not you could be getting what's called junk sleep. the one thing you can do to get better rest. it is certainly. that's coming up next in the health watch. >> forcing evacuation of two native american communities near the arizona border. so far the lake fire has consumed more than 10,000 acres, in the mountains. about 400 people from the navajo nation live in that area. officials say strong winds are preventing firefighters from getting close to the fire, and they expect worsening conditions today. >>> 5:43, we are expecting a our first 09 degrees day today, katy? >> it will be a hot one out there. i think probably just surpass 90 degrees in the city of philadelphia. we'll see how far we go. we are shooting for 91 degrees today here. we start off with a look at storm scan3, high pressure stil

it's the latest from brewerytown, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, steve. >>> federal investigators are now on the scene of a plane crash in salem county. police rescued 2 men and officials say it is amaze they go survived. the small engine plane went down near fort not state park in pennsville along the delaware river. chopper3 was over the scene where investigators say the plane apparently lost power around 10:45 this morning. it crashed in a marshy area after taking off from new castle airport. the pilot and passenger were heading to millville airport. >> must have just lost power. there's witnesses said they saw a trail of smoke and that was it. they walked through the muddy area to a roadway where delaware state police picked them up. it's muddy, marshy, on the, it's amazing these guys survived. >> the pilot and passenger suffered only minor injuries. >>> new at 11:00 a multi-vehicle crash in montgomery county sends 2 people to the hospital. this was the scene this evening on route 100 at county line road in douglas township. police say 7 people were inv