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protests to turn violent outside donald trump rally in new mexico. trump inched closer to the g.o.p. nomination winning washington primary last night. a break in the battle and it is meek mill, it is scary because only cat woman i acknowledge is halle berry. pretty impressive ann hat the away she won that rap battle on the late, late show last night, but we will win battle against weather, right, katie. it is one of those situations where i get to end up dropping the mike, and exiting, the stage left, so we end up with gorgeous weather. finally i have some good news for you, now we are looking at some gorgeous weather throughout the course of the day today. temperatures spike in the 80 s, it feels comfortable. you will notice if you haven t already i m in the wearing a coat. first day in a long time that i walk in the building this morning, without a coat, and i don t think i need one out here right new but just comfortable outside. storm scan nice and cle ....
he sped off, there is a stop sign at the end of the street and he was stopped, i think the intent was there to try to do something. reporter: it is alarming other neighbors many with small children too, christie vanon says while walking with her two-year old daughter laney she saw pickup truck driving by. scary, scary, you hear it but never really think that it would happen. reporter: while thankful their children are safe they say that they are holding them tighter, right now. police say they are looking for an older model red ford pick up with peeling paint and a white stripe along the doors, they described the driver as a white man with dark hair in his early to mid 40 s. live from levittown anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news . would the man who was shot and killed with the cross bow sunday night will be laid to rest sun take night in a private ceremony. police say paul kuzan shot and killed his wife pamela nightlinger with a cross bow at their home in nor ....
very costly for septa he said september has refunded $235,000 in fareness july and spent more than $600,000, leasing railcars from other agencies n august the total cost will likely top one million-dollar. we see what our customers are going through, it is nothing we ever wanted for them. we want them to come back. reporter: some riders say that they will, want full services restored. my go to so i m hoping it the is sooner rather than later. reporter: back here live at jefferson station as commuters are waiting for those regional rail trains. let s talk about cost. he says septa will hopefully recoup that lost money, we re talking more than two million-dollar, at the end of all this due to their contract with hyundai rotem. we spoke about fare and increases, he says because of this issue there should be no fare increase for any passengers. live from jefferson station, greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news . lanes are opened on i476, after a tractor trailer acci ....
are expected to gather here behind me for a vigil tonight starting at 8:00. reporting live, rob nelson, channel 7 eyewitness news. justice tonight decades in the making for a young man wrongly convicted of raping a teenager. 28 years ago. his name was cleared today after new dna testing of evidence. but not before he served several years in prison and a long time on the sex offender registry. eyewitness news reporter aj ross with the story. after enduring the unthinkable for nearly 28 years, deon harrell walked out of the courthouse with gratitude for his attorneys who believed he was innocent all along. reporter: mere words can t describe the seemingly insurmountable obstacles he s faced the better part of his life. just 22 years old, he was teenaged girl in long branch in 1988. he always maintained his innocence but spent four years in prison and nearly the next 20 on the sex offender registry before new dna results completely exonerated him. the fact he s her ....
complasaid she gave different dates, saying she only visited his home for business reason, and she did not have anymore contact with him. the prosecution focused on the comedian s action after the alleged incident. cosby told police he apologied to the mother and eventually offered to pay for her graduate educate. the prosecution suggested it was a guilty conscious to what happened. in the end, the judge determined the da put forward enough evidence to move to trial. we have to show a crime was committed, and we did that through the victim s statement and the defendant. admissions to much of the crime. you just heard from district attorney kevin steel here, and today we heard briefly from cosby s defense attorney who says this was not a crime at all and that the two had twiebt of contact after the alleged assault. more on that coming up at 6:00. live outside the montgomery county courthouse, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. what s next for cosby and those trying to ....