and see you at fourth and market. do you think anybody will show up. we have 45 minutes to get here for this mini parade for the philadelphia soul. they will show up. you ll be here. here s he the thing you have been asking for a championship parade in philadelphia. let s do it. it will be in the crosswalk right there it will be wild. we should have told police. will it that be big of the parade. to. at least weather is cooperating. beautiful daze. um-hmm. basically just like yesterday where it was hot but not owe rest i havely humid. we are going with an eight, eight and a half out of ten, mild start with bus stop buddy , he is still back to school when philadelphia public schools go back after labor day and we nose there are some schools starting classes today. have your sun screen and dress cool, temperatures in the 60 s and 70 s right the now nothing to show you on radar so we will head right to the current temperature and in philadelphia, that c
wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can t even enjoy the weather. i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it s open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberly s story is a common one. especially here in delaware. the state department of transportation put out this notice to let homeowners know that paving scammers are out in big numbers. deldot has few important things you should know. first, very few legitimate paving c
plus, iconic symbol of philadelphia the love sculpture but why is the l crooked? nicole brewer finds out what s behind the statue s design in tonight s good question. good evening, i m jessica dean. ukee washington has the night off. we begin tonight with a exam involving fake driveway pavers. police say homeowners are giving them money but the job is never getting done. eyewitness news reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she s speaking out in hopes of protecting others. reporter: it s a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can t even enjoy the weather. i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it s open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. he w
richmond david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness news . david, thank you so much. we will go to eyewitness news reporter trang do in king of prussia where the suspect was in court this afternoon. reporter: cherie amoore appeared with her parents and other family members and they all declined to comment. court documents reveal pretty sad details in this case. is there any comment you want to make on behalf of your daughter no comment right now from the family. reporter: no comment from cherie amoore family or amoore herself as she appeared in court on her arraignment on kidnapping charges. she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steel the baby. reporter: but tom noland said amoore is shown on surveillance video leaving the king of prussia mall with seven year-old ahsir simmons in her arms. noland said she made off with the baby after striking up a conversation with the mother. the mother was distracted while tend to go anoth
identified as bombers, khalid and abraham. prosecutors say the brother his criminal records but nothing related to terrorism. from argentina president barack obama discussed the challenges in the fight against terrorism. it s challenging to find and identify small groups of people willing to die themselves and can walk into a crowd and detonate a bomb. this morning there was a moment of silence ins and across belgium. one woman spoke out. it was like a whirlwind like a tornado went off inside of the building and when the second explosion came off he was on top of me and threw me to the ground. here in pennsylvania flags flew at half staff in many places. at the philadelphia international airport workers canceled a strike for work conditions and instead had a vigil to show support. we want them to know there are people here that care and we understand what they are going through and we want to make sure this didn t happen here or anywhere else again. we learned tha