ing that way? i am not a killer. do you love your son? what? where do you get off asking my mother that question? she's your mother-- you deserve to know you're loved. back off, milt, all right? i'm a grown man. do you love your son? of course i love my son. constance: no, russ, please. it's wrong. the machine was wrong. about what? which lie wasn't a lie? i love you.

(van engine starts) bye. sorry, russ. i don't know what's worse: learning your mother's a killer or learning she doesn't love you. i've always known my mother doesn't love me. here to pick up constance agnew. ava eating her first snack is so cute. i wonder what's going on in her head. to think of all that time i wasted chewing on my toes.

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(vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're

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hey! russ: turn right. you conned your mother? well, technically, i conned everyone, which includes my mother. font's phone took a left six blocks up. the gun registration? there was no actual serial number. th-the boat rental? didn't exist. you put her in danger, russ. you're using her as bait-- to send her after the money so that she would draw out the killer. well, if she just told me where the money is then i wouldn't have to. anyway, she's completely safe as long as... oh, no. what? font's phone died.

okay. we know that she was going west. oh, that's great. that narrows it down to the area between here and lake michigan. yeah, we just got to think. you know, th-there's got to be an answer. we just... we just got to figure it out. damn it. oh, my god. what? your mother's innocent. yeah, i know. well, that means if-if the polygraph was wrong, what else was it wrong about? hey. your mother loves you. drive. come on, drive. let's go. let's go. go.

(clattering) lucky i had a second car nearby. you knew about the cash? i overheard you and mathis talking about the cell phone store con. wow, so... so this, us, th-this was all a con? that's not to say i didn't enjoy myself immensely. wow. you killed mathis. i confronted him. tried to force him to tell me where his million was. he didn't. then i made the anonymous call so that people wouldn't be wondering why mathis was missing. then i waited for you to lead me to your half of the score. thankfully, you are five years ahead of schedule. russ: hey. that's my mother. i'm gonna get real angry if you shoot her.

give me that. give me that. milt: come on. come on, come on. you've been tracking me? until the phone died. and then i realized-- you would never save my damn hockey trophies. you little bastard. you conned me. (clicks tongue) turn around. good night, constance. good night. it's 4:30. i know, it's... little league. excuse me. mm-hmm. can you tell me where the da's office is? uh, yeah, it's on the third floor. uh, right

next to the stairs. oh, could i ask you something? you work at the intelligencer. what is the deal with max archer? he really seems to have it out for cops. oh, max. between you and me, he has a napoleon complex. he has to be... at least six-one. not unless five-four is the new six-one. i had to know if you were good enough for my son. so you conned me. relax, you passed. (stammers) i blackmailed a man. for nothing. as i said-- you passed. there is nothing going on between me and your son. i know, but there should be.

hey, you're still here? oh, for a few more minutes. you out at another marriage counseling appointment? uh, no, we canceled. th-the two of you canceled and yet you're out? uh-huh. huh. thank you, constance. hey. it's time to go. okay. milt: hey, marjorie, it's me. is she around? (scoffs) at some point, she's gonna have to talk to me. okay, just... just tell mom that i called.

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>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". right now new information about the mother accused of of a ban doing her severely disabled son in the woods of cobbs creek. 41-year-old nia parlor is now hospitalized in maryland. good evening everyone. i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. arrest warrant has now been issued for parlor she's accused of of leaving her quadriplegic son with only a blanket an bible. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the very latest on this investigation. >> reporter: for five days neighbor steven floyd walk past this patch of cobbs creek park which is visible from his home just feet away. little did he know at the time the peril that was right there. >> it hurts. it really hurt because knowing he was this close and none of us knew he was here and somebody

could have helped him it's sad. >> reporter: monday morning the police say the mother of 21-year-old quadriplegic man dumped her own son in this patch of cobbs creek park for five days he laid here without footer food or water unable to plead or call for help in rain, in temperatures that plumetted to 30 degrees. for five days, police say he was left to die. >> see that kid laying there it's heartbreaking to see another human especially your mother can treat someone like that when you had all the opportunities in the world to turn that kid over to your family members who wanted to care for him. >> reporter: instead police say 41-year-old nia parlor spent those five days visiting her boyfriend in maryland. this weekend police issued a warrant for her arrest after her son was discovered by a jogger friday evening. police say parlor lives at this home on baltimore avenue with her two sons includeing a 16-year-old child now staying with family. floyd who lives around the corner says he was shocked to watch emergency crews pull that man out of the park.

much more so to learn they pull him out alive. >> five days, that's god man. that's all it could be. >> reporter: police are telling you the 21-year-old remains in stable condition at children's hospital surrounded by family. in the meantime his mother parlor remains in maryland facing a slew of criminal charges. back here in philadelphia, but that's pending an extradition hearing. reporting from southwest philadelphia i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". also a suspect in the vial l violent of abduction of a woman in the jewelers row section of center city philadelphia will be arraigned tomorrow in south carolina. a judge will then decide whether 31-year-old khiry gay can be extradited back to pennsylvania. federal agents arrested gay on friday at a hotel. earlier this month police say three men grab the 53-year-old woman from a parking garage, dragged here into a van then beat robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in a

darby township cemetery and hospitalized. and police say a man in critical condition tonight after a shooting in kingsessing. officers say a 27-year-old was shot three times on the 1500 block of south 55th street this afternoon. right now police have no suspects in this case. a busted water main break caused problems for about 100 residents in montgomery county today. "eyewitness news" on east moreland avenue in hatboro as crews repaired that busted main. officials say service was finally back on for customers at 5:00 this evening. and we're wrapping up a near perfect weekend of weather but expect isn't changes as we do head into the work week. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking the good and the bad and the up coming forecast. let's start with the good justin. >> what do you think. >> we'll warm things up. if you liked the temperatures today, you're going love them tomorrow. we'll be running about 10 degrees above average. now these were the highs today if you were outside you enjoyed

67 degrees for the high in philadelphia. 68 in allentown and reading lower 60s towards the shore but overall not bad day in the sunshine. here we are right now. it's getting a little bit cool but not as cold as last night. a bit of a breeze to deal with. 52 for philadelphia. surrounding suburbs are starting to drop down into the 40s with the clear skies and winds generally on the light side less than 10 miles an hour. one of the cooler spots 47 pottstown. 48 degrees quakertown this hour. not much happening on storm scan3. a few sirius clouds moving on a sign of warmer air moving on n you'll certainly feel the difference tomorrow. waking up temperatures not as cold this morning we were in the 30s tomorrow low to pitched mid 40s. we rebound to 72 for the afternoon high in philadelphia. mid 60s at the shore. and in the poconos with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. coming in the full forecast we'll talk about how long these 70-degree temperatures last and

some rain chances coming up as were he will in the seven day. i'll show that you coming up in just a few more minutes. natasha, back over to you. >> , justin, thanks. see you soon. stay one step ahead of the forecast on the cbs philly weather app. you can track live radar and much more it's free and it's available now on i tunes and google play. hillary clinton is officially now a candidate for president of the united states. today clinton row lease add video online launching her campaign to become the first dee male commander in chief. marley hall has more from the democrat's campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york. >> reporter: hillary clinton surprised no one sunday when she announced she's running for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination. >> every day americans need a champion i want to be that champion. >> reporter: clinton kicked off her cam opinion with a video posted online. it features americans getting ready to start something new. 90 seconds clinton makes her first appearance. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: this is the

former senator and first lady second run for the white house. >> and i'm in it to win it! (applause). >> reporter: she lost the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008. then served as his secretary of state. her aids say this time around clinton will focus on economic inequality as she tempts to become the first female president. >> clinton's campaign will be headquarters here in brooklyn. it's createing a buzz in the neighborhood. >> i'm excited. i support her and hope she wins. >> reporter: there's also decent. someone hung up anti clinton posters in the neighborhood. the head of the republican national committee says clinton face as did you have fight. >> if you look at the facts of the scandal that surrounds her you look at the facts of the recent polling where a majority of people and battleground states say she's untrustworthy. >> reporter: clinton will meet with voters in iowa tuesday and wednesday. taking part in round table discussions to ask for their support. marley hall for cbs3 "eyewitness

news". >> former pennsylvania governor ed rendell is supporting her presidential campaign today rendell said clinton would be a quote great leader. >> she wants to be president for all the right reasons. she has a vision for where she wants to take this country. i was extraordinary impressed when she was in the senate with how she worked with republican conservatives senators and got stuff done. >> rendell zebb as pennsylvania's governor from 2003 to 2011. he supported clinton during her last run for president back in 2008. meantime the republican presidential field gets a little more crowded tomorrow. florida senator marco rubio is expected to announce his bid for the white house during a speech in miami. republican will have to bypass a second term in the senate in order to run for president. campaign 2016 is just getting started. so stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage both on television and online. cbs phil.com.

em balanced democratic senator robert menendez took a to sunday sunday morning talk show to speak out against the corruption charge he's facing. >> when all the facts are known of course, prosecutors take out snippets of a story to make their case, we will have an opportunity no court to make the entire case and when all of the facts are known, i know that i will be vindicated and we will win. >> the lawmaker from new jersey was indicted april 1st and is accused of of accepting nearly $1 million worth of gifts and travel from a long-time friend in exchange for political favors. now 21 years old with nerves of steal jordan spieth went wire to wire at a staying wagon up a fabulous four days by slipping on the green jack. as cbs news correspondent omar villa franco seem out lasted some of golf'ss biggest names to win the masters and you saw it all right here on cbs3.

>> epic performances. >> were with that putt spieth finished a perform maps for the age at just 21 years old the texas native tied the best score in masters history. >> spieth led every day of the four-day tournament and started out strong on sunday scoring two birdies on the first three holes. on his way to winning the coveted green jacket. >> this is as great as the gets in our sport. this is dream come true for me. >> reporter: some of golf's biggest names including tiger woods, rory mcilroy and phil mickleson were on the leader board but couldn't keep pace. justin rose paired with spieth sunday got within three shots. but spieth was able to pull away away. >> oh, what an absolutely brilliant shot. >> reporter: spieth is the second youngest player to win the masters. tiger woods was a few months younger when he won in 1997. fans on the course were able to see history in the making. >> it's easy to cheer for anyone that is playing as well as he is

is. >> he's remarkable. he's remarkable. >> reporter: the masters has been good to spieth during his very young career. he played here for the first time last year and finish tied for second. this win marks his first victory in a major tournament but golf observers expect many more to come. omar villafranco for cbs3 "eyewitness news". stay with us. still ahead and "eyewitness news" a lock down at the white house and all because of a four-year-old. where the curious child went that caused the secret service to scramble. plus, talk about a caffeine high. we'll tell you about the next delivery to the international space station getting a lot of buzz. >> justin. >> temperatures will warm um. but i'm tracking rain for the

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>> there's growing outrage tonight over the alleged rape of a woman at a spring break party in florida. 22-year-old delonte march cities see and ryan austin calhoun arrested on friday. today police released cell phone video of the party which happened last month in panama city beach. they say dozens of people were just feet away from the assault and did nothing to help. investigators believe the woman may have been drugged and unable to rhee remember the incident well enough to report it. >> probably one of the most disgusting repulse seive sickening things that i've seen this year on panama city beach and i've seen a lot of them. >> police say more arrests in this case are expected. officials at a cleveland zoo where a two-year-old boy fell into a cheetah exhibit are now planning to seek charges again the boy's mother. eyewitnesses at cleveland metro park zoo say the woman was dangling the boy over a railing yesterday and lost her grip. one man recounted the terrifying

moments when the toddler fell in in. he just heard this kid screaming at first everyone was like why is this kid screaming? next thing you look someone is like there's a kid in the cheetah tank. >> the cheetahs did not approach the toddler and his parents jumped in to safe him. doctors treated the boy for a leg injury at a local hospital. a possible security breach at the white house today. it turned out to be a lost four-year-old. secret service says agents lock down the white house and rushed to the north grounds. they found the child had climbed under temporary bike rack along pennsylvania avenue. the child's parents were called and luckily no one was injured. there will be a new face on the nation's number one sunday morning public affairs program come summer. >> of course, the obvious question is, the local news around here, any way who is will take this seat? well, i'm happy to say the answer is my friend cbs news political director john dickerson.

>> bob shieffer announceed his successor on face the nation this morning. john dickerson has been on the show 83 times. he'll take over when bob shieffer retires this summer. bob steve will continue to be on the air though until then and you can watch face the nation every sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs3. a new view of the devastation left behind by thursday's deadly tornadoes. a drone shot aerial footage of row chill, illinois. in this community at least 50 buildings were hit. most have been destroyed. two people were killed and 22 injured when eight tornadoes swept through northern and central illinois. she already has a nobel pose prize an liberty medal and now mal la-la has an asteroid named after her. nasa astro fiss sift gave the space rock her name. the palestinian team was -- teen was zero wounded by a palestinian gunman back in 2012 for promoting a girl's right to

go to school. caffeine is being taken to whole new level. experimental espresso machine will blast off for the international spaying station tomorrow on board the space x supply ship. the crew wants real -- relief from instant coffee. space x will carry for thousand pounds of food and most importantly that coffee. here's something you don't see every single day. a student rowing team attacked by flying fish. take look. it happened to the washington university rowing team while they were practicing on a lake in sainthood lewis missouri. these are asian carp and they're just shooting out of the water. several students were hit by the fish but luckily no one was injured. just jarring sight don't you think, justin. >> they get pretty good. >> carp get really big. >> they should they could hurt something. this weather much more pleasant thoughts. a lot people will be playing hookie with this forecast coming up. two mondays in row certainly enjoy the nice april weather

tomorrow. before the rain moves back in. not much happening right now. nice breeze out of the south across center city as we look at puff bridge. maybe a few high thin clouds passing on by overnight but no threat of any precipitation. let's talk about the temperatures this week. our average high is 63 degrees for this time of year looks like the entire week our highs will be above the average. so that's something to look forward to if you like the milder weather certainly tomorrow will be in the low 70s running tepp degrees above average we do hold down a little bit for the mill of the week because storm system comes in with the threat for some rain but bite the end of the week we warm up once again. compared to this time yesterday much warmer. we had frost advisories that went into effect last night not tonight though. running about three to 10 degrees warmer compared to enter 24 hours ago. it looks like we won't see 30s for the morning temperatures tomorrow morning. 52 in philadelphia. 48 in wilmington. 54 in reading. so not bad this hour. upper 40s in south jersey

millville and atlantic city. there's the milder air just to the south and west of the look at pittsburgh 61 degrees this hour. 57 in dc. that's all headed our way. over the next 24 hours. you can thank the south winds right now pretty light less than 10 miles per hour. but it's starting to transport in that milder air. high pressure over us right now. so that's carving out mainly clear skies. notice some thin high clouds building on in. that's actually a sign of the warmer air moving in. cold front to our west across the midwestern part of the united states. so that's going to impact us later on tuesday. so we get a good 24 hours or so of some nice april weather. not good news for the allergy sufferers with dry conditions. the pollen count there are very high. the trend for the next several days. it lowers on tuesday bast showers but still not enough. so certainly need to take that medication. maple, eighty one per and alder the main pollens outside right now. enjoy the 70s tomorrow.