Local Video - CBS 3 Philadelphia

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In this CBS3 exclusive, Natasha Brown sits down with the ex wife of 'D.C. Sniper' John Allen Muhammad and learns of a possible motive for his attacks.

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The man responsible for killing a man who he hit in the parking lot outside of Citizen's Bank Park is sought by police, Walt Hunter reports on the victim's friends plea for help.

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There is a local connection to a civilian police officer who shot and wounded a gunman during a rampage at Fort Hood that left 13 dead and over 30 wounded.

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Kathy Orr has the latest forecast for Friday night.

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Cydney Long reports two young brothers met the firefighters who rescued them from their burning Atlantic City apartment.

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The Transport Workers Union has promised to enter binding arbitration, thus ending the SEPTA strike, if management agrees to concessions on pensions, wages, Ben Simmoneau reports.

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Elizabeth Hur reports the husband of an officer who stopped a gunman in Fort Hood is from Chester County.

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Carol Erickson reports Santa has arrived early at the Deptford Mall.

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Kathy Orr has the latest forecast from Friday afternoon.

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A local soldier who was injured during a deployment to Afghanistan speaks about the horrors he faced knowing he would be in war, Pat Ciarrocchi reports.

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The city's largest transit union said Friday that no progress has been made in contract negotiations, tamping down hopes of an end to a strike that has idled subways, buses and trolleys for four days, Ben Simmoneau reports.

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A teenager has been arrested after allegedly shooting another student on a school bus in West Philadelphia, Dray Clark reports.

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Elizabeth Hur an officer who help stop the rampage of a shooter at Fort Hood is married to a Chester County man.

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Meteorologist Maria LaRosa has your forecast for Friday, November 6.

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Officer Kimberly Munley, the hero who took down the gunman, has Phildelphia area connections.

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A teenager is accused of shooting a classmate on a school bus in West Philadelphia, Dray Clark reports.

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Maria LaRosa has the forecast for Friday morning, November 6, 2009.

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Governor Ed Rendell says he optimistic an agreement will be reached after sitting down with union leaders for a second time into the early morning hours of day four of the SEPTA strike.

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Meteorologist Kathy Orr has your forecast for Friday, November 5.

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A SEPTA worker was struck and killed by a regional rail train during the morning rush.

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Todd Quinones reports Governor Ed Rendell met with leaders of the Transport Workers Union in hopes of bringing the SEPTA strike to an end.

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Valerie Levesque reports the affects of the Fort Hood shooting is felt in nearby Fort Dix.

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The SEPTA transit strike has entered day three and commuters in the city are hoping the dispute gets resolved as soon as possible, Elizabeth Hur reports.

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Police are searching for three suspects in the robbery of an armored car in Jenkintown.

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Comcast donated books and computers to a barren Kensington school library.

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A SEPTA track inspector was struck and killed by a regional rail train in East Oak Lane Thursday morning. Authorities say the accident involving an inbound R3 train happened at about 8:45 a.m. at 8th Street and Chelten Avenue, Walt Hunter.

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A union representing more than 5,000 Philadelphia transit workers met with Gov. Ed Rendell Thursday evening to discuss their contract negotiations, Ben Simmoneau reports.

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Meteorologist Kathy Orr has your forecast for the evening of Thursday, November 5.

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Cydney Long reports a man has been charged in the death of his wife in Egg Harbor Township.

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State congressmen Bob Brady arranged a meeting between Pa. Governor Ed Rendell and SEPTA union leaders to hopefully work on a resolution to the transit workers strike.

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Gunmen held up an armored car at outside a bank in Jenkintown Thursday.

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Elizabeth Hur reports frustrations are growing on the roads during day 3 of the SEPTA strike.

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A SEPTA track inspector has been struck and killed by a regional rail train in East Oak Lane, Walt Hunter reports.

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The SEPTA strike is forcing more commuters to utilize the regional rails creating headaches across the region.