here. reporter: prosecutors say that there was no water in the victim s lungs meaning she was already dead when she was placed in the pond. but jewelry and tattoos shown here, detective believe, could unravel the mystery, of who she is. hopefully somebody will recognize who this woman is, and will contact the chester county detectives, let them know, who this woman is. reporter: back live investigators say she is an african-american women between ages of 25 and 35, weighing 130-pound. she stood about 5 feet, 6 inches tall. now at this time, the district attorney tells cbs-3 that there are to his knowledge were no missing persons, cases reported out of nearby coatsville, or, in pottstown or any of the area in this vicinity. they are asking for the public s help to try to figure out just who this woman is. reporting live, from east coventry township joe holden for cbs-3 eyewitness news . joe, thank you. two suspects are behind bars in connection to the home invasion
a local couple s live changed another pope francis kissed their ailing baby. we have update on little gianna s health plus what the pontiff sent the family that they never expected. also, an alligator in custody. where new jersey officials spend every found this reptile and how they think it got there. but first, a gruesome discovery. police say an elderly man was killed inside his southwest philadelphia home who they think may be responsible. good evening, omega s dean. i m ukee washington. neighbors are shaken up by the death of the 77-year-old man. eyewitness news reporter trang do is live at police headquarters with where the investigation stands tonight. 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 d
may be responsible. good evening, omega s dean. i m ukee washington. neighbors are shaken up by the death of the 77-year-old man. eyewitness news reporter trang do is live at police headquarters with where the investigation stands tonight. 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 an
the team was honored for winning the national title. great day at the white house, didn t they. absolutely, beautiful weather in our nation s capitol. we had that here as well. it was toasty yesterday for sure but today looks very similar but a little less harsh in terms of the heat but we are off to a muggy start this morning but as sun comes up it will help to separate the difference between our area dew points as well as the air temperature. we will talk about that in a second. storm scan three is nice and quiet. couple high cloud, nice tranquil beginning at kutztown area middle school. couple cloud granted here and there but overall we are looking to a nice day 65 degrees with the modest, most modest of all modest wind. here s the dew point. it measure moisture in the atmosphere. lower the dew point dryer the air. to points are high, 65 is about where it begins to feel a little muggy so it might feel that way to you here in philadelphia but in a place like dover flirt
democratic governor the chair of the dnc. he s confident that the dnc will get that money before the convention. 60 days to go. and that s an easy figure for us to make up in 60 days. reporter: but nothing really seems easy during this year s race for the white house. former pennsylvania governor and dnc chairman ed rendell told eyewitness news he s not worried but he s realistic. we got a little more difficult time than we expected for three reasons. reporter: the first according to rendell is that both political parties will not receive $18 million from the federal government. that went away with sequestration. philadelphia doesn t have the budget surplus it did in 2000 sand when the rnc was in town. but the fir reason might surprise you. rendell blames republican nominee donald trump for the loss in dnc revenue. because of donald trump s candidacy and because of the things he said about latinos and muslims a number of major national companies pulled out of fund