morning. >> good morning. we all like better weather for months, but we will see that. weekend will be good. if the trade off is that thursday isn't great well, i guess we have to take that to get a better weekend. that is how things are working around here. we will take a look and find that we have got just glummy conditions, look at that that is ben franklin bridge ready to take your $5 coming into center city. we are also looking at a temperature in the the 30's. we have 39 degrees through center city, that is temperature at palmyra

cove nature park with all of the cloud. you can see on storm scan three we have cloud over us and we will go back to the west and see stormy weather already this morning. we will find that moving in our area as we head on through tomorrow afternoon. until then it is that mist out there. thirty-eight in trenton. 40 degrees in wilmington. we have 32 in the poconos, in the higher elevations and we could find freezing drizzle or fog there so watch out for that, 39 through atlantic city at this point and head north of the city 37 in quakertown and pot town, 40 in palmyra. thirty-nine in mount holly. our temperatures today don't do much. they move to 42 by 9:00 a.m. forty-six by noon. by 3:00 p.m. just 48 degrees. we will keep cloud with us all day long. here's our computer model. we will put this in motion and see by 9:00 a.m. it is still cloudy. 4:00 p.m. still is. maybe a couple of showers moving through later this evening and first thing tomorrow and stormy weather later on in the afternoon by the time we will get to friday. sole we will be continuing to monitoring this trend and then look for a very nice weekend coming up again 48 degrees for our high today, vittoria. thanks, carol good morning. with the weather that we are experience to go day it is obviously going to add something out there on the roads. lets give you a live look what

we're dealing with. we will look in bucks county because we have to give you information on a very serious accident rather in bucks county bensalem closing mechanicsville road between street road and county line. vehicle in the the utility pole. knights road or murray avenue two good alternates. great indication if you are traveling out and about on the road not only on the majors or neighborhood it is slick. so be careful. we have an overturn vehicle closing old baltimore pike at salem church road. ninety-five, pull ascy highway good alternate there schuylkill expressway we have an accident on the shoulder. look at is what building on 76: rush hour ukee. we have breaking news coming into us from italy where a gunman is on the run now after shooting in a courthouse. italian news agency says at least two people were shot in the courthouse in milan. this report that the suspect was at the the courthouse for a bankrupt thecy hearing. building has been evacuated while police look to for that shooter.

updates throughout the morning. we could learn more about the deadly police involve shooting in south carolina. authorities planned to release dash cabbing video which could shed more light on what happened before officer michael slager fatally shot an unarmed man. a cell phone video captured the officer shooting walter scott running away. >> i have watched the video and i was sickened by what i saw. >> slager is behind bars charged with murder and he had been fired from the police force. we're also learning this morning that slager grew up in burlington county, new jersey. with more on that head out to "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao who joins us from his old high school in medford, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. officer slager attended lenape high school burlington county in the late 90's and graduated in 2001. today he sits behind bars charged with murder. in 1999, michael slager was a

sophomore at lenape high school this photo from an on line year book. now 33 years old a very different picture. slager, behind bars accused as a a police officer of shooting and killing an unarmed a man. this graphic video captured what happened and has cat palleted the south jersey native in national headlines. on saturday police say slager fired eight shots at walter scott in north charleston south carolina. >> when i saw my son running i saw the policeman behind him, i could not take it. >> you make a bad decision, i don't care if you are behind the the shield or just a citizen on the street you have to live by that decision. >> reporter: news has slager's former neighbors in mount laurel talking. >> it is not nice to see. i don't like to see anyone get hurt. >> reporter: this man asked not to identify him because he was friend with the slager family. >> he moved here when he was 12 i guess. he left, i don't know, five

years later and he went into the coastguards but he was a nice kid the whole time he lived here. >> reporter: he remembers slager as friendly before joining the coastguard and then eventually moving south and becoming a member of the north charleston police department. now, protesters and victim's family are demanding justice. >> if there wasn't a a video, would we known the truth or just go with what was reported earlier? but we do know the the truth now. >> reporter: back here in burlington county another neighbor tells us that the slagers moved out of mount laurel a couple years ago. in the meantime if this officer is quick he faces 30 to life in prison even the the death penalty. we are reporting live from burlington county, new jersey, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news this morning she's accused of trying to leave philadelphia for syria to be a mortar for isis. this afternoon keonna thomas is scheduled to appear in a courtroom for a detention

hearing. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us outside the federal courthouse with more justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. thomas was taken, from her home, last friday, and she was hatching a terror plot and thought to be very dangerous for her on line support of ice is and that is what raised red flags saying little last week keonna thomas learn she's accused of trying to travel overseas to join islamic state or isis and sacrifice her own life in the process. prosecutor say that she planned to fly to barcelona spain and make her way to turkey and then syria and join isis. thomas's lawyers were tight-lipped. >> i don't have any further comment. my office was just appointed. we will be prepared next week to proceed on her half. >> reporter: fbi task force and philadelphia police teamed up to take her down. neighbors said cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this cell phone video of thomas cuffed and put in the cruiser. we have obscured faces of the agent.

thomas is 30 years old and also known as fatayat al khalifah, and on line as a young liones. the she's said to have made several on line communication was known islamic militants. her tweetness support of radical islam caught eye of the feds and date as far back as 2013, tweets such as this read if you go we truly new realities we would all be rushing to join our brothers in the front lines, play alla h september us as martyrs. those that lived there were surprised to learn she's facing such serious charges. she with u.s. flags outside her door. >> you never know who you are living next door to. i'm at a loss for word. it is very shocking. >> reporter: had she not been caught thomas would have been on a plane march 29th to go overseas. her hearing is set for this afternoon. if she's quick, it could be 15 years in prison. we are live outside federal courthouse, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". dzhokhar tsarnaev could be

sentenced to death after his convictions for boston marathon bombing. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us live from our studio with more on tsarnaev's conviction, good morning. >> reporter: the government called 92 witnesses over a 15 day period. then after 12 hours of deliberations a jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all 30 counts, 17 of which are punishable by death. inside the courtroom the 21 year-old could be seen fidgeting as jurors read his fate. will the same group of people vote to execute him? that is the the question as we await penalty phase face of the trial which has yet to be set. for now many victims of the the boston marathon bombing which claimed three lives and injured more than 250 people say justice has been served and at a least one survivor believes the the verdict will help those in move on with their lives. >> we're obviously grateful for the outcome today. it is not a happy occasion but something we can put one more

step behind us it is difficult but we have gotten through witt each other. >> reporter: we should mention jury most vote for a death sentence in a state that strongly opposes it. they a a abolish their state penalty back in the 80's. i was going through interviews one was a young woman who lost her leg. she said it was a proud moment to stand before tsarnaev a man who tried to destroy her but failed. that was inspirational. the boston strong to the even, ukee. >> nicole, thank you. a delaware man is accused of killing his wife with a ham inner front of their two children. a grand jury yesterday charged three three-year old cortez hamilton from the smyrna area with murdering keisha hamilton. the moth are of two was last seen january 10th 10th. police arrested cortez hamilton in indiana with the couple's two children but there is no sign of the mother. >> i know that he murdered mize sister. i think what he did to her was horrific how he murdered her. what he has done to his children, what he has done to

our family. >> authorities charged cortez hamilton with first degree murder possession of the deadly weapon and other related charges. philadelphia police have a teenage inner custody after abducting a a one year-old in kensington that started on east clementine street. a 14 year-old kidnaped a child and took off in her uncle's car. it is believed the teen and child are related. police used the cars on star system to track its location. they found it on sidenham street. excitement is building for pope's trip to philadelphia this fall. >> meet the family hoist driving thousands of miles for this historic visit. >> we are hearing from another good samaritan helped a woman abduct from jewelers row. we will have the latest on the search for kidnappers. reviews are in. hear what the experts think about that new apple watch to see fit is worth your money. >> ♪

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good morning, carol. >> this is a way to trade off for a great looking weekend. we have to have a day that looks like this, why not object a thursday. we have it on a thursday. the light is skewed through

the fog. this is look of the morning. glummy out there there may be mist in your neighborhood as well. these temperatures are in the 30's every place. a couple of spots are trying to over achieve and get all the way to 40, 40 in wilmington. forty-one in dover. forty in millville. everybody else in the the 30's. thirty-two in the poconos freezing. if you have seen drizzle or fog up there just know that temperature it can freeze. the word we hopefully weren't going to be still using in april but here we are we are doing it anyway. storm scan three shows cloud over us, shows a few showers now down through maryland. we may be able to stay mostly dry, you cannot totally rule out drizzle or mist and clouds but i think it will be a day that you'll go ugh lets not do that one again. tomorrow the temperatures you'll want to do again. that front comes through with a warm front in the middle 07's tomorrow but with that we are in the warm sector. a cold front comes through. we will see showers and thunderstorms moving in and by week end it is mostly sunny

and in the 60's. the it looks nice. today cloud are out there you might be finding occasional period of drizzle and mist. this is midnight. overnight maybe a few showers coming in the picture and then by the time we will get to friday afternoon, and evening that is when we are likely to be picking up some showers and some thunderstorms, otherwise take a look at these temperatures they don't look bad at all for weekend with temperatures in the 60's. note that is vehicle being put on the tow truck. vehicle that had gone in the utility pole. it is still an active scene as they continue to work on that. knights road or murray avenue is your best bet in bensalem bucks county. as we take you elsewhere rush hour starting to form on i-95,

i-95 southbound around cottman look at that squeeze. very wet rainy making things slower than usual. things are starting to build up on the majors. usually 6:15, 6:16 is that what we are using to seeing. schuylkill expressway in center city also a delay point as well, ukee. south carolina officials say they will release dash cam video of the shooting on have the black driver by a white the police office their now former officer michael thomas slager is seen in this lenape high school year book from 1999. slager faces murder charges in that shooting last weekend in charleston. also, some exclusive video here shows keonna thomas at her arrest last week in north philadelphia thomas faces a federal judge today a accused of trying to join islamic state terror group. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev could be sentenced to death for his role in the boston marathon bombing two years ago. tsarnaev was convicted on all counts including murder and boston courtroom today. we will be right back.

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starting tomorrow customers can preorder that highly anticipated apple watch, oh, people looking forward to this but a big question is it worth the money? c net brian tom takes a in department look at the this new gadget. >> reporter: more than seven months have after debuting apple watch time has come for its release this april. c net senior editor scott signs has been trying it out. >> it is one of the most

feature pack ambitious smart watches but doing it at the expense of elements and price and battery life. >> reporter: with prices ranging from several hundred dollars for sports version for several thousand dollars for 18 carat gold addition it may be a tough sell for average person. >> it is up to people to deciding whether they spent $350 to 17 you this dollars on a accessory or whether they want to stick with their fence. >> reporter: watch works with new i phones and lets you stay connect, track your fitness and use apple pay as well as tap into apps. >> easy to send text audio messages, make speaker phone calls. fitness app seems well throughout out. >> reporter: battery last a day while other smart watches cannulas up to seven days. >> it is less like a watch you would wear every single day without interruption and a little more like a powerful computer you have to learn to charge more. >> reporter: while they are not new they are far from main stream. apple's presidentry could be a big boost in the market. all that will make excess tors

step up their game but it may open up door for lower priced products with longer battery life. >> reporter: thinking of getting one aside from price here's something to consider. >> how you interact with your phone when want to keep it the in your pocket and use something on your wrist instead. >> for the latest news on the apple watch go to c net.com, brian tom, c net.com for cbs one "eyewitness news". i know it is 6:21. nasty stomach buggies making its way around the country. there jen is in the house with the best way to handle the virus if you get sick. are you a procrastinator waiting to file your taxes in april 15th is quickly approaching. three on your side with last minute tax tips before you send your paperwork to the irs. we will that have coming up good morning.

let's check with scar ol for our forecast.

not the greatest of days. >> how about cloudy and dreary, how does that sound to you. >> not the the greates but that is what we got unfortunately. it could be worse and it could be better. we will get into that. 39 degrees in philadelphia 38 in trenton. forty in wilmington. we are on our way with the cloud and possibility of drizzle out there and some if you go to 48 degrees this afternoon. that is it just 48 degrees. tonight we will drop down to 43, still damp, dreer wiz a few showers starting the day on friday otherwise 75 degrees on friday showers, thunderstorms in the afternoon and early evening and then we can even looks terrific. temperatures in the 60's. by machine we are at 70 degrees ape might stay there which would be fine with just about everybody. >> i think so hand up have one. it is unanimous. good morning right new traveling on the majors it is rush hour. traveling on the 42 freeway specifically traveling northbound approaching the stretch of 295 we are starting to see volume continuing to build, and on top of the

wealth roads things will be slower. anticipate that southbound. roosevelt boulevard, southbound approaching schuylkill expressway already a slow down because once you get to 76 we are forming that pocket westbound approaching city avenue out through to gladwynn. the eastbound in the city, 95 in the city you'll fine delays as well. we have an accident in bensalem closing mechanicsville road between street road and century lane. knights road or murray avenue your best bet no delays yet. still looking good for mass transit, ukee. in sport it is phillies and red sox at citizens bank park tonight with david buchanan getting his first start of the season on the bump. phillies got the a great start from new comer aaron harang. he was ringing them up. he struck out eight and held hard hitting red sox to one hit over six plus. another new comer jeff francoeur supplied a three run home run for phillies first runs of the season. phillies win four-two for win

number one of the young season. flyers are back in action tonight playing hurricanes at the well in south philadelphia. season wraps up sat the day afternoon against the senators, also in south philadelphia. how about to the hardwood and sixers in action at the well. wizard ran away with this one. they led wire to wire got 21 from bradley beal on their way to 119-90 victory. sixers could be without nerlens noel for the last three games of the season. he sprained a ankle late in the game. get well, big fellow, get well. coming up next on "eyewitness news", end of era here on cb is s news as a legendary news man announced he is retiring jan. and that south carolina police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man turns out has deep ties to south jersey, i'm jan carabao coming up as we speak to his former neighbors. all right, thanks. new roadblock for businessman who just bought the old revel casino yes is scrambling to

keep the the lights on today. vittoria and carol returns with traffic and weather together on the three's. looking at your screen a misty glummy morning but we have good news for your weekend that and more coming up good morning.

good morning, and another damp dreary start to the day like a broke up record here. >> i'm telling you, a day like monday, can't we just get it. >> more of those, please. >> can you help us out, good morning to you. >> i don't know that begging wasn't enough. >> it wasn't. >> you have to do better than that good please. >> yeah, gifts would help. we are stuck in these cloud, and, we will show you outside right now and cloud are low down on those buildings cutting off the top, i don't know two dozen floors or so. very low ceiling for thus morning through center city. we have a fine mist out there. storm scan three shows cloud over us. there is definitely mist in mess of the area maryland picking up late showers nothing extreme it is just extremely glummy. we have 39 degrees at the the airport in philadelphia and in center city. thirty-eight in trenton. forty in wilmington. they are either 38 or 39 or

40 degrees all over the area. that easterly win is keeping everybody, pretty even. we have temperatures that will stay in the 40's today that is it. yesterday we were in the 40's, lower even. today we will be in the upper end of the 40's with cloud all day and that drizzle and mist. so we've got cloudy skies as well and that fog out there this morning. unseasonably chilly. i know you have notice that had. temperatures ten to 15 degrees below average. expect to find temperatures throughout the day-to-day to 48 degrees damp, dreary, 75 tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. in the weekend it the looks terrific 65 degrees just for you vittoria and our viewers. >> do you see that you always bring the sunshine. you are just the cutest. that is where halo comes from. >> that is what i was thinking of. well, you know as we wait on the unis, we have to get through rush hour and just

keep looking ahead, just keep on looking ahead. lets get outside. if you are traveling outside i-95 keep looking ahead think of the sunshine in your mind. because right now, the delays are huge, on building on i-95 southbound and northbound but look at here this is why we are seeing a heavy north bound delay. there we go. if you are traveling northbound at i-95 at girard we have april accident which looks like it just came in. i didn't know this until i got here. this just occurred. disabled vehicle. i see one vehicle out there blocking right-hand lane. slick out there. we will keep you updated for sure. lets head over to erika. mayor of the north charleston south carolina is ordering more body cameras for uniform police officers. this comes after officer michael slager was charged in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man. cell phone video captured that officer shooting walter scott walking away. we're also learning slager grew up in south jersey.

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from slager's a old high school with reaction, good morning. >> reporter: request morning. officer slager a attended lenape high school this burlington county in the the late 90's. he graduated in 1991 and now sits behind bars accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man in south carolina take a look this is slager a's neighborhood in south jersey. "eyewitness news" caught up with neighbors who knew michael slager growing up, and, they remember him as a nice young man. this is his lenape high school picture from an on line year book. he was a sophomore then and now making headlines for this graphic video. slager is charged with killing walter scott police say slager fired eight shots at scott who was unarmed on saturday in north charleston but neighbors here remember slager growing up in mount laurel. he was friendly, high school lived in the area before joining the coastguard and eventually north charleston police department.

one neighbor asked not to be identified because he was friend with the slager family. >> we moved here when he was about 12 i guess and left about five years later he went into the coastguard but he was a nice kid the whole time he lived here. >> reporter: another neighbor tells us that the slager family moved out of the mount laurel a couple years ago. now if convicted this officer faces 30 years to life in prison, even the death penalty. we are reporting live from burlington county, new jersey jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another good samaritan whom called police after coming across an abducted jewelry store worker speaks exclusively to "eyewitness news". we will identify him only as russell. he said he and his sister in law could in the believe their eyes last sat the daze evening when they pulled over after seeing the bound, bruised woman stumbling out of the cemetery. russell said they didn't think twice about stopping. >> i just seeing if she needed help. we tried to help her as best

we could. i don't know how you could do that to a woman or anyone for that matter but this is the world we live in. >> the city of philadelphia is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the three suspects in the case. north philadelphia woman charged with trying to join isis find out today if she can get out of jail. keonna thomas is due in federal court today for a bail hearing. fbi arrested thomas at her home on north tenth street last week. the prosecutors say that she planned to travel to syria to fight with isis and become a martayr. it is lights out in atlantic city is former revel casino later today. acr energy partners which is revel soul source of utility services say they will cut off power at noon today. a lawyer for the the power plant said they tried to reach an agreement with the new revel owner globe straub but we're told they were unsuccessful. right now 6:35. tax time, it is right around the corner.

we have one week left to file your taxes with the irs. >> if you are one of the procrastinators getting a late start on your taxes, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins with us some last minute tips, jill, good morning to you. >> all right so where is best place to start. >> you better clear your weekend schedule irs estimates it will take you 16 hearst to complete form 1040. so you have to start working on it. only four hours if you are a a 1040ez filer. a couple reminders before you start. file electronically, okay because less than 1 percent of electronic returns have errors compared with 20 percent of paper returns. as a remine are again taxpayers who make $60,000 or less can use the irs free file software, that will help you file your federal taxes. by the the way if you expect a refund you get it faster by e

filing within three weeks, compare that with six to eight weeks for paper returns. of course you can file until 11:59 on the april 15th deadline. the police, come on you are not waiting until then are you, really? >> one would hope not. >> thinks late in the game one week to go jill. can you still save on your taxes at this point. >> reporter: absolutely, and a great way to do that is contributing to an ira by april 15th. e if you can qualify. check the the irs for threshold levels. maximum contributions 5500 or 6500 if you are over 50 by end of last year. some taxpayers covered by retirement plan at work, well, you may qualify for an irs deductions. threshold is $70,000 fun an individual's, $116,000 if you are married. you may grab a full or partial contributions deductions rather if you got a check though. you have to make sure. because that partial

deductions is really valuable. so check first to see if you can get that. >> before you go what if you can't meet the the deadline. >> don't freak out, file for a six month extension with form 4868 by april 15th otherwise you will face nasty penalties. those penalties, can add up to almost 50 percent of what you owe, okay, five-0 percent. the these extensions they have a major caveat irs gives you extra time to pile but not to pay. estimate your tax liability and pay at least 90 percent of you think you owe to avoid the penalty. if you don't have the money on hand to pay taxes, don't hide apply for a free 120 day extension, use an irs installment plan, make an offer in compromise to the irs or you can use a credit card. i don't love these credit card to pay your taxes because we have fees, some fees up to 2.35 percent. i have got tons of resources, lots of links to all of the

forms you need for your last minute tax resources a at jill on money.com good you got it. >> thanks, jill. >> all right. >> thank you. 6:39 right now. we want to update our breaking news out of it thely, two people are dead after a shooting in a courthouse in milan. april italian news agency say a bankruptcy judge and one other person was shot this morning. the gun man was there for a bankruptcy hearing and reportedly bar kateed in a room on that courthouse which has been evacuated, right new they are trying to get the to that shooter. we will keep you posted learning more this morning. >> 6:39. >> nasty stomach buggies working its way around the country. doctor jen is here to let you know why it is so tough to fight this one. score for the woman how this referee is making history on the football field. another cool cloudy daze carol will let you know when it will start feeling like spring once again. traffic and weather on the other side. we will be r

we're talking nfl history with the very first female football official. >> we have sarah thomas who will be a line j "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer tells us more about a woman about a woman that has gone somewhere no women has ever gone before. >> sarah a thomas won't be running plays but she will be calling them as first ever woman to officiate in the national football league's nine five-year history. a long time. nfl made the a announce. saying sarah a has been in

their development program for two years and on their radar since 2007. that is when she became first female to officiate fat ballgame at the college level. it was never about being first but about doing what she loves. >> i have always said that if you do something because you love it ape in the try to prove somebody wrong or get recognition for it, the recognition probably will just happen. >> out of bound, we're a winding, we're winding. >> you may notice tara puts her blon pony tail under her cap while on the field so not to call attention to her gender but focus on her skills as a referee. she has been honing them for 20 years. when asked if that this was all a pr stunt following a bad year for nfl riddled with domestic violence and violence begins women, the head of the officiating said no, she has earn her spot on the playing field. >> good news. >> i like it. >> it was interesting she said once you become a referee you never watch the game the same

sometimes she and her husband get the in to a little disagreement about the calls. >> they asked who always win. she says, i do. >> yes players, coaches line judge she will be watching the trenches. >> yes. >> thanks, nicole. right new just past 6:43. lets check with carol and our weather watchers. >> i'm refereeing them and i'm in the having any trouble. i would tackle them if i had had to. we are looking at temperatures that are consistent. they are all in the 30's every where you go, chesterfield blue bell north wales, just anyplace you go you have a's got these temperatures in the 30's this morning and it is glummy in every single location. weather watchers good job, thank you for that. our seven day forecast now we have got temperatures that are cool, they will stay cool our high only 48 degrees damp and dreary. look at this change, by friday 75 degrees. that comes with some showers and thunderstorms clearing out for weekend, weekend looks

terrific, 65 saturday, just about the the same on sunday with lots of sunshine. monday not bad at all 70 degrees and tuesday and wednesday as well, we're still in the 70's. who you about that for a forecast vittoria. >> thanks very much. >> unfortunately we are not looking forward to what is happening on the road rush hour building misty, rainy and wet and we are seeing disabled vehicles and incident popping up. lets talk about first i-95. traveling i-95 we are seeing some very high volume traveling in the northbound direction approaching girard avenue as a result of the disable vehicle blocking right-hand lane. southbound just as slow out of the northeast down through to the stretch of, center city. did have yourself some more time schuylkill 422, blue route, the the usual, erika. health officials at cdc continue to machine for this nasty stomach bug that they say is making its way a across u.s. and this one is potentially drug resistant. >> how can you protect yourself? what is best way to cope with

any type of stomach virus. family physician doctor jennifer cuddle is here to answer these questions. good to see you. >> good morning. >> what are they looking at here. >> in terms of the virus we are seeing causing stomach illness a bacteria and this strain is reportedly drug resistant which is a whole other issue in itself. something very important. we talk about stomach bugs. they can be caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites. we talk about how to treat it. it can happen. >> sure, sure. >> how do we protect against it. >> is there a number of things. we talk about the symptoms. what people should look for first. this is really important. when we think of the stomach bugs, what do we get. stomach cramps, abdominal pain diary, vomiting, headache sometimes fever and chills. often times these symptoms or these bugs are self limiting which mean they go away on their own, but sometimes there can be worse symptoms that cause to you see your doctor. high fever, really bad

abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea is not going a way or there is blood, that is concerning. >> you hear it is so miserable. what causes it. you hear a co-worker has it. should you wipe down your desk. >> i'm a big fan of wiping down things. but, you know when we talk bit you mentioned the word stomach flu. we call it stomach flu but it is in the flu at all. it is a gastro interest rights which means a inflammation in the lining of the stomach. it is a yen term. prevention is the the key. how do we get it? we get it from contaminated food, from being around somebody hoist sick, wipe things down. we get from it in the washing our hand properly. those are the ways. san friday, washing our hand, things like that are so so important here good this goes far beyond nausea. >> abdominal pain can be pretty bad. we know people like many other conditions, think about the people who tend to get worse illness are these who are young, very young, elderly, those with weakened immune

systems but those are the symptoms. >> this one strain is resistant to antibiotic. how do you treat it. do we wait it out. >> we are looking at the strain in terms of what is going on and what it may be sensitive too. drug resist tense is a problem. we are fine ago this with many different bugs. it can make it difficult to treat certain illnesses. we talk about general gastroenteritis by viruses and bacteria and stuff. there are some things we can do. it is like we cannot do anything. we need to drink fluid. one thing that happens when we get these stomach bugs we get vomiting diarrhea and we are not drinking fluid we lose fluids. we become dehydrated. you might be eligible for medication. talk tour doctor. get plenty of rest. eat a bland diet. give your stomach some rest. >> mom say give some ginger ale from time to time. >> my mommies big on tea. >> all moms say that. >> doctor jen, thank you. >> appreciate it. incredible to believe that after 50 years at cbs news

anchor bob schieffer makes a big announcement about his feature. >> i wanted you all to be the first to know that this summer i'm going to retire. it has been a great adventure good what a great way to describe a career like his. the 78 year-old made the announcement at she have are symposium at texas christian university, his allah man matter. schieffer has been moderating face the nation for 24 years. he also serves as the the network's chief washington correspondent and as you said just a genuinely nice man. >> nice man, in doubt about it. >> catch thief have schieffer on face the nation at 10:30 right the here on cbs-3 at 78, deserves the retirement. we will miss him so much. >> great adventure. you can hear it in his work. 6:49. the let see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell has a

preview. i'm sure you have some memories working with bob. >> we will talk about that certainly today because bob's interviewed every president for the past 40 years. >> how about that. we will have a a tribute to him on the show. we want to update everybody on this push to keep boston marathon bomber off death row after a jury find him guilty on all counts. nypd john miller will join us why terrorist don't always get the death penalty. he will explain. that we have massachusetts senator elizabeth warren joining us here in studio 57. we will ask her about 2016 presidential election. we were just talking about bob schieffer. everyone is sad to hear he is retiring. he has had a legendary career. we will have more as he announced his retirement this sum iser. we will see new ten minutes. >> what does dough for fun, does he fish, golf, any idea. >> he does, he golfs and bob actually likes to paint, believe it or not.

very good at drawing and painting, yeah. i have been with him in his vacation home. he can sit the for hours painting and drawing. he vice good. >> artist in so many ways. >> he has a band, bob has so many good hobbies. >> thanks, are in a. >> talk to you soon. >> take care guys. >> we will be right back.

new video where two people are dead after a shooting inside a courthouse italian news agency say bankruptcy judge and one other person was shot. the gunman was there for a bankruptcy hearing and he is reportedly barricaded right now. also there is a local connection to the police officer facing murder charges in south carolina. michael thomas slager a attended lenape high school in 1999 and lived in burlington county as a teenager. slager here was caught on cam why shooting an unarmed man after a traffic stop last week even. police say they will release dash cam video of that confrontation later on today. exclusive video shows at rest of keonna tomorrows last weekend in north philadelphia. thomas faces a federal judge accused of attempting to join isis militants. traffic and weather here's carol. >> one picture says it all. take a a look at this we have rain drops on the lens there is a mist out there and temperatures are in the 30's, that is a look at ardmore but

it might be your neighborhood too. our temperatures this afternoon only getting to 48 degrees damp, dreary tomorrow 75, shower and thunderstorm chances getting to us in the afternoon but a great weekend, getting sped up, 65 on saturday. we will check on the roads with vittoria. >> right now ben franklin bridge is very hazy wet rainy, traveling from about the mid span down toward eighth and vine you will notice rush hour delays. 476, not awful but if you are traveling in the northbound direction around route one we are seeing rush hour there you'll fine rush hour on i-95, schuylkill expressway, mass transit is in the clear, erika. are you looking for love? if you are single in the philadelphia area chances are you have probably tried a dating a app, from tinder to clover, the the the list goes on and on. nicole brewer spoke to a relationship expert about these apps and howie effective they may at finding someone special. >> when you are on a dating

site or you have a mobile app on your smart phone you are taking date nothing to your own hand and taking a pro active approach ase pose todd a passive approach of i might just meet him or her on the street or in line at the coffee shop. >> coming up tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" nicole introduces you to those most popular apps that let you swipe right or left to find love. head scratching question of the morning do grilled cheese sandwiches lead to a better sex life. >> do they? we cannot make this up. social networking site scout asked 4600 users all kind of questions about the sandwich. one of the fine goes people who love grilled cheese sandwiches have more sex. they found 32 percent of grilled cheese lovers have sex at least six times a month compared to 27 percent who don't like grilled cheese. so, what is the connection here? we have no idea but we just thought it was interesting. survey found grilled cheese fans are more charitable

adventurous and more likely to travel. >> there you go. >> something to think about on the drive to work. >> as we continue this morning a north philadelphia woman accused of trying to join isis appears in federal court. we are live with the very latest as "eyewitness news" continues on the the cw philly. >> we have new developments on south carolina's deadly police involved shooting, we now know the man has ties to new jersey. >> cbs this morning is next on cbs-3. we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly have a good morning family see new a

good morning. it is thursday april 9, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." another scandal for the secret service. a supervisor's accused of making unwanted sexual advances on an subordinate. boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts. on why a death sentence may be a longshot. a giant of journalism is saying good-bye. bob schieffer announces he's retiring after 46 years at cbs. we begin this morning with a look at "today's eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> softball sized hail hit my windshield. and the windshield busted