Disturbing. Along the turkeysyria border near where some of the victims of the attack are being treated. Survivors of the suspected chemical attack in the province syria describe what happened. This man says he had trouble breathing, and fell to the ground. Some of the injured were taken over for treatment in turkey. The assault on the village consistent with with a chemical weaponment many of the dead and injured had no visible wounds as is normally expected from air strike or missile. Survivors had breathing problems, some presuming at the mouth, and their pupils didnt respond to light. In brussels, World Leaders held a moment of silence for the victims at the start of a conference on the future of syria some have claimed the president of the government. This is a barbarick regime. Syrian regime denies responsibility. And so does it ally russia theyll both have targeted province with air strikes. The russian explanation is that syrian spike ammunition depo containing chemical weapons
The defribillator happened to be three blocks away. His brother jim sees no other explanation other than divine intervention. Right people were there at the right time and knew what to do and acted, saved my brother, and gave him an opportunity to come back. Reporter brandon had to stay in the coma for 36 hours. Friend and family asked if he saw white light or heard from god. He said not exactly but. When i did come too, i had an overwhelming euphoric feeling of love. Reporter and father of three has a new lease on life especially for raising up his fiveyear old son, desmond. I think, the big man upstairs, likes me. Reporter he wasnt ready for you yet. Not my time just yet. I have other things to do i guess. Reporter and, we want to thank desmonds mother lauren for letting us know about this story, and she said it is a whole other miracle, that he wasnt home with their son when all of this happened. Live from cape may, cleve bryan, cbs3 Eyewitness News it is incredible. Thanks very muc
Joe . Reporter state police say this is not just about enforcement but also about education. It is nearly three years ago that a pennsylvania turnpike worker was killed out here, because somebody was speeding. Mile marker 330. 2 on the pennsylvania turnpike, and state troopers lie in wait. Got one. On this busy stretch of roadway a construction crew has taken out the the third lane. Speed limit drops from zero seven to 55, traffic still goes by. State police launched what they are calling operation orange squeeze a speeding sting operation. State trooper sitting in a construction vehicle further down highway monitors speed. Silver minivan from new jersey. Reporter chopper three captures a series of traffic stops. Routine is repeated over and over. One car was clocked going 82 miles an hour, 27 miles above the posted speed limit. That Driver Police say is in some trouble. Active man work zone, fines are doubled and upon conviction it is lost of license for 15 days. Reporter most common
The key times are 3 00 a. M. To 8 00 a. M. Right after midnight and 11 00 tomorrow morning until 4 00 in the afternoon. Youre going to have to be alert during the day. We do have a flood watch and that encompasses the entire area. Our radar right now nothing out there. But take a look. Down to the south, we are looking at this batch of storms racing in our direction. And the main body of the storm is still off to the west of us. Thats going to rotate through the area all day tomorrow. Well break this down hour by hour and show you whats going to happen in your neighborhood when i come back in a few minutes. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with traffic trouble weeks ahead of the nfl draft in philadelphia. Youre going to have a tough time finding one. Lets take a live look near the art museum. Parking restrictions were put in place on the south side today. Thats just the first closure to come. We are live at the museum of arts. This is one of the places where you have to make adju a
It will be a pretty bright day with mostly sunny skies. Sitting on 60 degrees which isnt a bad place to be early in the morning, feels pretty comfortable ought there. 58 degrees in wilmington, 56 degrees in allentown. A little cooler but these numbers arent bad particularly when you consider theres not a lot of wind out there. Visibility problems exist in trenton and then starting to sweep down into parts of northeast philadelphia the way this model is showing all of this stuff. Airport in Atlantic City very low and visibility, too, so to the east of philadelphia there is the chance of some fog and some visibility issues. As we go through the day overall though were looking bright. 53 degrees by 7 oclock. 60 by noon. 67 degrees by 7 oclock and your high of seven is going to be late in the day. Well probably hit that at about 5 30 or 6 oclock this afternoon and holding upper 60s in through much of this period so a really pleasant day ahead. Winds on the light side but tomorrow we have a