at 48th and parish in mill creek. a woman told police a man sexually assault dollars her threatened her with a gun took $20 from her purse. the surrender happened around 4:00 this morning. we notified swat and our hostage negotiators and we knocked on the door several times, we yelled the name of this male, and he finally came out, surrendered to police, without incident. >> police are now questioning that man right there with his hands behind him in handcuffs. we'll have more throughout our newscast. good morning, it is 6:00. philadelphia police now have arrest warrant for the mother after quadriplegic man. >> investigators say she left him in the woods with nothing but a blanket and a bible. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now from southwest detectives, to tell you more about it, justin? >> reporter: ukee, good morning, passerby found that male in a pile of wet leaves covered with a blanket and bible on his chest. he can't speak. so his family identified him

and tips to his mother in maryland. >> seen here in facebook photo, my aparlor soon set to return home to philadelphia. >> the mother who has clear criminal liability in this case, she will be arrested a and charged. >> could face list of charges including assault restless endangerment, neglect, false imprison. g all after her 21 year old son was found helpless and abandoned in the books in cobbs creek park, her son can't spieth, cerebral palsy paraplegic. found covered in a blanket bible on his chest. >> see the kid lying there heart break to go see another human specially a mother can treat someone like that. >> passerby found him friday night. it is believed he had been out there for five days, helpless in the rain and cold, neighbors, steven, lives nearby. >> knowing he was this close none of us new he was here, and somebody could have held him, it is sad. >> the victim taken to children's hospital for

treatment of dehydration cut to his back. >> i was told that she arrived there monday. >> his mother said to have left him in the woods before traveling to maryland to visit her boyfriend. authorities were tipped off to her whereabouts, and tracked her down. and now police want to launch a long-term investigation to find out about the care he was receiving with his mother. a 16 year old child was also living in that home. we are told that child is now with family. we are live at southwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, justin. new this morning, a house fire in west mt. airy. "eyewitness news" on the scene along the 100 block of west sharpnack street. the fire broke out around 3:30 this morning, it was quickly placed under control. there are no reports of any injuries at this time. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. happening today, one of

the suspects in the abduction after woman in philadelphia's jewelers row is due for arraignment in south carolina. a judge will decide whether to extradite kyree gay to pennsylvania. federal agents arrested gay at a hotel on friday. earlier this month,ly say three men grabbed the woman from a parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van where they beat, robbed and used a taser on her in a attack that lasted for hours. she was eventually found in darby township. >> well, it is 6:03. time for traffic and weather together. we've got nice day on start. katie on the skydeck this morning, hi, kate. >> i good morning absolutely nice way to kick start the work week here. if you recall, back, to what opening day looked like for the phillies, it was so bright and sunny with highs in the 70s, we're essentially looking at the same story here. essentially repeat performance from one monday to the next, but storm scan3 featuring handful of more clouds, generally higher clouds. you don't have to worry about any kind of poor visibility issues this morning even though the radar wants to pick up on couple of very light

little speckles of green do not worry about t we expect more sun than anything. and that does mean, now that the sun ankle sell higher and higher, the uv index will start to climb about this time of the year, it is a bit more moderate. we always advise any time of the year, but specially in the winter months, this is sort of the time of year i think you get caught off guard. coming off where the sun angle has been so solo, now getting higher and higher. you want to be out in it, be red which at least spf. thirty. 45 degrees the current temperature at the airport nice calm winds across the board here today flirting with 50 degrees right now. up at mount pocono, meanwhile as the day progresses low to mid 60s down the shore up in the poconos, resort towns featuring sunshine, and in philadelphia itself, 72 degrees. nice pleasant day here, little hint of a breeze kicks in with time, but overall we've just got nice day. that's unfolding here today. and certainly is going to be nice start to the week, but

justin by tomorrow wet weather on the horizon we will talk about that a little later. >> at least enjoy today. i think a the low of people are maybe making the sick call today to enjoy the sunshine at 70s. here we go, check out what's happening on the roads. we take you to 95 right now and again really no problems at girard, just volume increasing just little bit. headlight are southbound, nice shot of the horizon there, you can see cloud deck indicating the warmer air moving in, in the middle part of the atmosphere, see little sun as sun does rise in, about 20 minute or so. we take you to the boulevard. both directions, looking okay, southbound though picking up in volume just little bit. no delays to talk about. area speeds looking good all roads right now showing the green. so we're moving at decent speed. slowing little bit now. heading into the city on 95, out of northeast philadelphia, 40 miles per hour, new jersey though looks good, 295 the turnpike, 55 and 42. out in east white land, connestoga road, an accident near hill brook circle, keep that in mind, also the fire scene continues, crews are on

the scene west mt. airy, sharp snack street between em len and beer dan street, alternate upsal it. burlington route 130 still closed due to dump truck accident. alternate is old york road or broad street. that's a look at your ride this morning back to you. >> justin, thanks so much. she said she in it to win it. hillary clinton on her way to iowa for her first presidential campaign. she took off from her new york home, hours after announcing her bid for the white house. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis reports. >> hillary clinton got into a van, on a road trip, stopping to meet this family at a gas stop. she announced she is ready to run again. >> i'm getting ready to do something too i'm running for president glenn dollars months of speculation after making her announcement sunday in a campaign video. the video hints that the strategy she'll use in her second run for president. >> every day americans need a

champion. i want to be that champion. >> instead of massive rallies she intends to start off with a voter send trick approach trying to connect with every day americans in small groups, in small towns. >> clinton message will be familiar one helping middle class families get ahead and reducing income in equality. clinton's run for president comes with for middle challenges, she faces ongoing questions about the benghazi account. republicans are ready. >> hillary clinton reps the worse of the washington machine. >> this new ad starts airing in iowa, three other early voting states today. florida senator marco rubio expected to announce his candidacy for the republican ticket today joining senators rand paul of kentucky and ted cruz of texas. the former first lady says she'll use the next six to eight weeks to ramp up her campaign, she plans her first big rally in may. susan macinnis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell

supporting clinton's presidential campaign. >> she wants to be president for all of the right reasons. she has a vision for where she wants to take this country. >> i was extraordinarily impressed when she was in the senate with how shy work with republican conservative senators and got stuff done. >> rendell served as pennsylvania's governor from 2003 to 2011. he supported clinton during her last run for president in 2008. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. you can get the latest both on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. embattled democratic senator bob menendez appeared on sunday morning talk show to speak out against the corruption sharks he is facing >> take out snip-it after story to make their case, we will have an opportunity in court to make the entire case, and when all of the fact are known, i know that i will be vindicated and we will win.

>> indicted april 1st accused of excepting nearly $1 million worth of gifts and travel from a long time friends in exchange, for political favors. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" tragedy at the happiest place on earth. >> also, police call it one of the most discusting things they've seen. cell phone video after woman being raped on a florida beach, while hundreds of spring breakers did nothing. >> and new video from isis shows militants destroying an ancient city in iraq. attacking museum artifact. we have the latest on that coming up. ♪ ♪ >> hope you had a good weekend, family. it is monday, start that work week, here we go. folks are on the move. >> the commute has start shall. >> it is underway, so glad you're with us, we will talk more on the other side. back in a bit.

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so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> done con champion reports this rape in panama city beach caught on video. >> reporter: caught on cell phone video so graphic the images had to be blurred. but the dade county sheriff saw it unedited. >> probably one of the most discusting repulsive sickening things that i've seen this year. >> investigators say, what is happening here is the gang rape after young woman in march. even more truck, as you he can see here, it happened in broad daylight on a packed panama city beach. >> there are hundreds, hundreds of people, standing

there, watching, looking seeing hearing what's going on. and yet our culture and our society, and our young people, have got to the point where obviously this is acceptable. >> victim did not remember what happened enough to report it and told police she may have been drugged. police in alabama discovered the video weeks ago, during a shooting investigation. two troy university student 22 year old march tis and 23 year old, ryan calhoun now face charges of sexual battery, by multiple perpetrators. the search is also on for third suspect. the attack happened during what the sheriff called an out of control spring break-in panama city. according to his office, arrests more than tripled compared to last year, suspects considered armed dangerous, multiply by six and sexual assaults, nearly doubled. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and 6:13, let's get our traffic and weather together.

here's kate. >> i the weather overall starting off on nice note. little wider zoom on storm scan3, to indicate that we've got cold front waiting offer in the west here, that will eventually make it arrival here, by overnight into tomorrow morning especially, so today meantime, we still got high pressure, the influence of it to keep us under some sunshine, certainly few more clouds than what creed produced. you couldn't find a cloud to save your life yesterday. but today see few more regardless, the sun will generally be the main theme. and because we've got bit more of southwest component to the wind flow, not necessarily windy day bit of breeze with time, still going to get you to the low 70s now by tomorrow, the front crossing through, no severe weather threats out of it, coy see heavy rain, certainly rain gear required, some patients tomorrow. but temperatures still in the mid and upper 60s for the next couple every days, despite cold front passage. so it is not a really strong front, when it comes to the chill that it might set in for us here, but rather, we keep you above average. normal high about 63 degrees, and the only day that comes

close to that is thursday, hey, still above that. so, not bad when it comes to our temperature profile today beautiful. tomorrow, little bit of different story justin, over you. >> good morning, katie. above average temperatures this week, certainly good news. this is not good news. this is an accident scene we take to you chopper three looking live right. this is burlington new jersey, this closed down route 130 both directions at the high street, again there is occurred 3:45 this morning involving this vehicle and the dump truck the driver of the sedan was air lifted, to a hospital in trenton still the closure continues here on route 130. there it is, involving that vehicle, truck at high street. alternate old york road or broad street to get around that accident scene. now, let's take you to 76, this is at 202 both directions, looking pretty good. the sun now up. we will be battling some sun glare, in the next couple of hours or so, as the sun comes out over the horizon. area speeds, slowing down little bit 25 miles per hour

out of northeast philadelphia, heading south on 95, south philly looking good at 55. even the schuylkill expressway, no problems inbound and out bound of the city. mass transit reporting no delays, that's a look at your ride diana back to you. >> tragedy at walt disney worlds in florida man is killed in a car crash at the exotic racing attraction at the museum park. state troopers say a 36 year old man died after crashing a lamb bore gene my a guardrail yesterday. the driver survived and was treated for minor injuries. the attraction allows visitors to pay several hundred dollars for the chance to drive expensive luxurious sports cars like lamborgini's, porches, or ferrari's. four people killed when their small plane crashed while trying to land at airport in fort lauderdale. the plane went down into the woods, and burst into flames you can see, some eyewitness video there. investigators say the pilot declared an emergency just moments before the crash. >> man has surrendered to

police after early morning bar aid situation 48th and parrish streets in west philly. police are questioning that man right now. >> nia parlor could be extradite today philadelphia as early as today now faces charges she left her disable son son in cobbs creek park for several days, visit ago boyfriends in maryland. >> fire under control along the 100 block of sharpnack street in west mt. airy. no injuries and the cause is being look into right now. sports coming up. be right bac

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>> sixers hoax the bucks tonight in south philly will welcome back michael carter williams for the first time since his trade earlier this season. sixers end their season on wednesday. tough loss for the phillies yesterday, at citizens bank park, the nationals scored the go ahead run on a wild pitch. in the tenth inning, and then added an important insurance run. because the phils got a run in their half. it wasn't enough, though, the phils lost four-three, they'll play the mets in new york this afternoon, first pitch around 1:10 aaron harangue makes his second start of the season. twenty-one year old jordan spieth is the 2015 masters golf champion, sunday, the texas native smashed several tournament records on his way to a commanding win. spieth held the lead and never let it go from thursday's start to sunday finish. and he shot in a astounding 18 under to become the first wire to wire winter put on the

iconic green jacket since ray floyd did in in 1976. >> the ultimate goal that i mentioned, i think each week; to try to become the number one player in the world. and i don't think i am with this. i they will i am still behind. and so there is still you know, i am still chasing that. >> number two behind rory and charging fast. spieth also racked up 28 bird ills for the week, breaking fill mick sole son's previous records of 26, 18 under, ties tiger the man can play. we'll have much or on his win coming up throughout the morning. >> he was fun to watch. his parent went to high school up in the lehigh valley. beautiful. >> up next in the health watch, vaccination some researchers are now wrecking for young boys, to avoid cancer, later in life. >> also, another deadly police shooting and it is caught on camera. hear what the officer who opened fire said right after the shooting. when we come back.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> another day get out and dance. >> sure is. looking ahead to real nice day. temperatures easily low 70s starting offer with what looks like cloudy morning right? let me show you there is it is producing gorgeous colors, for your sunrise about ready to see that sun pop over the horizon officially, 41 degrees, and very modest winds, means no frost this morning for us outside kutztown area middle school or anywhere opens. as the next couple of days progress, even despite cold front passage we keep you above average. today the nicest day if you are a fan of the warmth, tomorrow have an umbrella, it will be a rainy sog g looking day here, come wednesday sun is back, we will keep it right into thursday, too with above average warmth continuing. justin, over to you. >> good morning, katie. good news, weather not causing problems out on the roads

still dealing with a accident this morning we take you into burlington, new jersey, this is route 130 at high street. 130 closed down involving this vehicle crash. sedan and a dump truck. the driver of the sedan was air lifted out to area hospital in trenton due to some serious injuries. again there is occurred at 3:45 this morning still closing down route 130 in burlington city at high street. the alternate old yachter road. this is the vine st. expressway westbound, are the headlight. remember, tonight, the construction begins on some of the bridges. it will close down the vine eastbound from 76 to broad street. so do you have take the ben franklin parkway midnight until 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning. we check area speeds, just to the north and west of the city, still not that bad. 422 slowing down little bit at 33 miles per hour. 202, looking good, eastbound and westbound, coming in at 55 miles per hour. and, the fire scene continues in west mt. airy, between

emlin and beer dad street. alternate is upsal treatment that's a check on your morning ride. we send it back to you. >> on the health watch this morning, children and military families may not be getting some important shots. >> researchers at the cdc examined the records of more than 3,000 children of military personnel. they found close to 30% of them were not up-to-date on vaccinations, military families may move frequently making it harder to keep up with the immunization schedule. >> researchers in canada wrecking the hpv vaccination for adolescent boys. they found such vaccinations could prevent throat, mouth tonsils cancers and possibly save millions of dollars in treatment. and the big screen could have a big impact, on teenagers when it comes to drinking. that's according to researchers in england who tracked 5,000 young people, teens frequently exposed to liquor construction, apparently twice as likely to have alcohol related problems in real life.

there are no injuries, but very weird situation for some rowers in the midwest. >> yes, they were attacked by flying fish. the rowers were a student team from washington university, practicing on lake near st. louis. the fish were asian carp, and they were just shooting up from the water. several student were hit by the fish. you can see them really flying around there. >> that's like a bad nightmare. >> doesn't look like any of them justified. in the boat though. still, can you imagine being on the water wake up, wake up. that's for real. oh my. coming up, police arrest a man in a overnight barricade situation. justin? >> and the mother accused of leaving her disable son at a park for days, due to face charges soon. i'm justin finch. more coming up in a live report. >> thank you justin. plus new video from isis shows ancient city reduced to rubble. museum under attack.

>> and nippy start out there right now. we have gorgeous sunny day on tap. katie has your forecast, justin drabick checking the roads, we traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's back at the bottom of the hour. good morning. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪

>> barricade situation ends, when a man surrenders to police. it happened early this morning, at 48th and parish in mill creek. a woman told police, a man sexually assaulted her threatened her with a gun and took $20 from her purse. it ended about two hours later, police are now questioning that man. they say no one was hurt. well, charges are pending against a philadelphia woman who allegedly abandon her disable son in the woods. good morning everyone, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now from southwest detective, with a very latest on this investigation. good morning. >> good morning, ukee, police say her son could have died in those conditions, and now they want to talk to her. and find out why she left him in cobbs creek park for several days in the rain and cold. police say the warrant are ready, for 41 year old nia parlor of west philadelphia, she does face potential long list of charges here, including, unlawful restraint neglect, kidnapping, wreckless endangerment, false imprison. and assault. so where is she now?

>> we are told at maryland hospital for treatment for undisclosed injury. maryland police say she had been in the dc maryland area since early last week. there they say to visit her boyfriend, and be she left, they say she dumped her son in cobbs creek park on a pile of leaves leaving him with a blank it and bible on his chest, outside his wheelchair. passerby did find him friday night. they believe he had been there since monday morning now the boy was taken to chop for treatment of malnutrition, dehydration, as well as vision problems, and cut to his back. cobbs creek neighbors and police say he is a true survivor and lucky to be alive . >> heart breaking, when you have all of the opportunity in the world to turn that kid over to your family members who want to care for them. >> back outside police tell us parlor lives on the 500 block of baltimore avenue.

and that she also has a 16 year old child living in that home with her 21 year olson that 16 year old is now in the care of family, and the process to bring her back to philadelphia is now underway. we are live at southwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. septa begins upgrading 16th street terminal up in err darby, holds 10:30 ground breaking for improvement to the bus and trolley operations. $19.6 million project includes more energy efficient roofs and increasing natural lighting at the station. it should be ready by november. >> 633 time for traffic and weather together. what a beautiful day in store. >> exactly. good morning everyone, happy monday to you starting things off on quiet note. very light wind, little bit of high cloud cover though, that's helping to skew our sunrise, but so often that leads to just the most beautiful colors, and definitely find that out

there. not even just cloudy, but even little damp here on storm scan, don't worry about it. clouds high up in the sky don't worry about visibility issues, certainly that little speckle of green that shows up over chester county on the tail end of the loop, it is not wet weather. don't worry about that. 45 degrees the current temperature at the airport wilmington checking in at 45, into the 40's, generally everywhere else, still holding tough at the upper 30's right now in ac. that will change. everybody does have chance to moderate up nicely here, in philadelphia basically talking more sun than anything. by the noon hour, lunch outside. really really smart move there. because it is just so pleasant, but also, keep in mind, that the pollen count are awfully high today. allergy sufferers, so be ready for, that but beautiful otherwise, soggy conditions return tomorrow. so now is your time tone joy it, although the above average temperatures are running theme for us, not just today not just tomorrow, but all week long. we'll take that. justin, we send it over to you. >> all right, i think a loft people will be playing hooky

from work today with that forecast, maybe trying to extend the weekend little bit sunshine and 70s. dealing with major accident in new jersey, burlington city, we take you live to chopper three, scene at 3:45 this morning, involving this sedan and dump truck. now the driver of the sedan was air lifted to a hospital in trenton closing down route 30 at high street in burlington city. the closure continues through the morning as they are trying to clean up the scene. and there you go. there is the accident scene again, 130 at high street. closed, the alternate old york road, or broad street, to get around that scene. we take to you 95, things are jacking up pretty good headed south into the city, so you will be tapping the brakes here heading in toward center city. drive times starting to pick up as far as the volume goes, 76, from the blue route to the vine. eastbound, slow, taking you 21 minutes, 422 eastbound observation to 202, 13 minute drive, slow volume there as

well. east white land, we do have the accident still going on, connestoga road between back ton hill road and phoenixville pike. alternate swedesford road. also septa regional rails, new jersey transit the patco speed line, all reporting no delays, as well as the airport. that's a a look at your ride this morning back to you. >> thanks, new video isis claims to have destroyed iraqi city, that stowed for 3,000 years. cbs news correspondent charlie dagada report. >> city stood for 3,000 years reduced to dust in a matter of seconds. that what this new video from isis purports show show, it cannot be independently verified. but legitimate there is crater all remains of the ancient city of miamiroad, one of iraq's greatest arc logical treasures. >> appears to confirm reports that isis destroyed the site

south of mozul weeks ago. the video shows militants dismantling al bass tore act far as lost by block. the menu sledgehammers and jackhammers to take down walls, and power tools, to cut through stone. >> god hon orders us to remove all of those statues, one jihad i can said. >> in february, isis showed similar scenes of destruction in mozul's main museum, part of offensive to obliterate ancient works of art and history in regions under its control. in today's video they brought in the bulldozers for the take-down, before militants are seen rigging barrels full of explosives. guns the jewel in a region known as cradle of civilization now blown into owe belief yan by extremist group that has proven is

anything but civilized. charlie dagada, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". republicans are expecting another candidate in the run for the white house. send more marco rubio expected to announcement home time it of miami. hits campaign could be overshadowed in jeb bush decides to run. every day americans need a champion. i want to be that champion. >> well, hillary clinton is head today iowa, where she will hole her first campaign event. just yesterday, she announced she is running for president. the former secretary of state us senator left her home in new york, and is traveling in a van. clinton is appearing at a community college in monticello sometime tomorrow. on the way she stopped for gas, coincidentally, in clinton county, pennsylvania, she posed with a family in lamar, and tweeted: road trip loaded the van and set off for

iowa. met a great family when we stopped this afternoon. many more to come. diane? >> ukee, there will be 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, anyway, is who is going to take this seat. well, i am happy to say the answer is my friend, cbs news political director, john dickerson. >> and there you have it. bob schieffer announced his successor on "face the nation" sunday. john dickerson has been on the show 83 times. he'll take over when bob schieffer retires. this summer, will continue to be on air since then. "face the nation" every sunday morning 10:30 right here on cbs-3. >> one of hollywood's leading men is the victim in a hit-and-run accident. that's coming up in the word when we come back. >> plus, sauce when police chase suspect then open fire. now we're hearing what the officer said who pulled the trigger. he says right after the

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how about this view and fresh cup of morning coffee. seems like the international space station crew is not so happy with their instant coffee. today experimental expresso machine heads to the iss on board the space x supply ship. the space x will also carry 4,000 pounds of food. have a little party up there. nice. little coffee in the morning. very nice. and check it out "eyewitness news" this morning. that's what i am talking b here's kate. >> i yes and our eyewitness weather watchers up and adam, this morning. i wonder if you guys have, would love to see pictures of any of the buds for the spring flowers that are many bluing.

because avenue feeling they are starting to bloom. i haven't seen them this my own backyard, but you would make everybody's day if you sent us pictures on twitter. meanwhile, we check in with weather watchers, pictures to send to us, out to the pretty sunrises coming in. phil, sending in some of the pretty colors you can see off in the distance, but sort of vibrant yellow, orange shades there. he's in philadelphia. similar view from tracey. right now jen bridge were you skies for her, we do have harn hands full of clouds, helping to create pretty colors this morning there is one came into us from rican roberta woods. sunrise on the delaware out in lower mount bethel township. meanwhile we go ahead take you on back to the observation map here. i want to show you 145 degrees already coming in from least a generally got more sun than anything this morning. at 45 degrees, already so already, on nice uphill climb. beautiful start to the day she has had couple of clouds, looking forward to another nice warm day. that's what we have going on out there. i heard some reports too of

do on the grass and on the windshield, so you might need to flip the windshield wipers if you park outside overnight. meanwhile, storm scan3 clear as a bell. even though you might need the windshield wipers, maybe get rid of the due. more sun than anything, a lot of activity off to the west, notion cold front, that's going to creep east here, and by tomorrow, bring us what looks to be pretty soggy day. all of that activity down in the southeast though, that's not going to mess with us. pollen levels today awfully high. at 10.9, maple juniper, the issue, knock back pretty significantly though by tomorrow. because of the rain, so, with the good comes the bad. depending on how you look at it here, but every day of the next seven stays above the seasonable average. we can all give round every applause for that, am i right justin? >> oh, i'm all about. that will finally getting the above average temperatures, good day to throw down fertilizer with the rain coming tomorrow. looking at this, though, the accident scene occurred at

3:45 this morning in burlington, new jersey, closing down route 130 involving that vehicle, crunched up pretty good and the dump truck. now the driver of the vehicle air lifted to a hospital in trenton, and still that closure continues route 130 high street, alternate old york road, broad street. >> recovery crews, starting to return on that scene. but that is slowing down, volume and there is the scene, down down to 26 miles per hour to get around the accident scene. northbound through the region maybe bit of grape err delay to deal with. widen things out area speeds slowing down 95 out of northeast philadelphia, 14 miles per hour, also the schuylkill slowing down, both inbound and out bound. no reported delays on mass transit. that's a look at your ride. back to you. >> justin, thanks so. updating noose, barricade situation in west philadelphia, police say it happened near 48th and parish, the man surrendered about 4:00 a.m. police are questioning that man, right now.

also nia parm or could be extradite today philadelphia. she left had he disable son in cobbs creek park for several days while she visit add boyfriends in maryland. >> thirty-one year old kyree gay faces arraignment in south carolina. investigators say he participate in the abduction of jewelers row employee last week, to get the stores keys and security codes. >> unarmed black man by white police offer under investigation, this morning. this happened in tulsa oklahoma the officer firing the fatal shot and insurance executive moonlighting as a reserve deputy. don with the video of the shooting captured on an officer's body camera. >> lyinger. >> eric courtney harris was the target of undercover drugs and guns sting operation on april 2nd. when he saw police vehicles pull up, he ran.

>> office ever wearing body camera chased down and tackled harris. as other officers, joined the struggle, the sheriff's department says one of them yelled a warning, that he was about to use a taser. >> that was 73 year old reserve deputy robert bathes an insurance executive, and former police officer. he then pulled out what he said he thought was his taser. immediately afterward, a gunshot is heard on the video >> as is apology from bathes. >> as he lay bleeding officer continued to cuff harris. when he complaints of losing his breath, someone replied harris was taken to a hospital where he died. bathes is not allowed to perform any police activities. while an investigation is ongoing. >> prosecutors now reviewing the case, done taylor, cbs

news, new york. >> in other news this morning officials at cleveland area zoo, where two year old boy fell into a cheetah innings exhibit, pursuing charges against a boy's mother. eyewitnesses at cleveland metro park zoo say the woman was dangling the boy over a railing and lost her grip. retelling the moments when the toddler fell in. >> just heard this kid screaming at first everyone was like why is this kid screaming? next thing you look, someone is like there is a kid in the cheetah cage. >> the cheat's did not approach the toddler and the parent jumped in to save him. doctors treated the boy for a leg injury. >> the man known as the french spiderman has climbed yet another skyscraper. >> doing all without ropes or safe i at this. >> used only chalk and sticky tape on his fingertips to climb the 75 story kon tower in due by, didn't waste much time completing the climb in

just 70 minutes. >> incredible. >> sticky tape. wow. 6:49 this morning. and there is a lot coming up next on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joints us next with your preview. >> good morning ahead the future host of "face the nation", john dickerson on the hillary clinton's presidential campaign. what she needs to do to connect with voters seconds time around. we talk with jordan spieth after his masters win. top ac pell a team around the world competing this week for the international title our ben tracey follows one group to find out how college stinging is becoming cool. all of that and more, the news back in the morning. we'll see in you about ten minutes. >> always been good with me. love it, love it. >> thanks, have a good show. >> sing out. >> don't get me started. we'll talk to you soon. >> ♪ ♪

>> holt i wood actors attend the movie awards in los angeles. >> these awards voted on by the fans, emotional team drama the fault in our stars took home the most a warts including best movie of the year. shailene woodley the star of the movie won best female performance in the film best kiss, and the trailblazer award. bradley cooper won best male performance in american sniper, other winners of the neutral include tatum, jennifer lopez neighbors co-star dave franco and zacarias moussaui effron. >> renolds victim of hit-and-run in vancouver. reynolds seen here with his wife blake lively, struck while walking by a pop razzie driving a car. he was not injured. the vancouver born actor is in the city shooting new film entitled dead pool which hits theatres next year. >> furious seven races to the top spot at the box office, for a second weekends in a row. the latest installment of the fast and furious franchise sped away with over 60 million this weekend.

came in second with 19 million, nicklaus parks romance, longest ride opened thirds with little over 13 million and get hard starring phillies own kevin hart and cinderella rounds out the top five. >> we'll be right back. >> first, what's coming up tonight, right here on the station you are watching, cbs-3. back in a bit.

>> starting the day off with a handful every clouds. more clouds cover than yesterday, you couldn't find a cloud in the sky yesterday. now 46 degrees, cape may courthouse, and as the day progresses spec to go seymour sun than anything. and temperatures that have a chance to climb back into the lower 70s so very pleasant overall. come tomorrow, though, not so pleasant. granted it is still milder than average by couple of degrees, but we will be dodging some steady rain, looks like, for good portion of the day. justin? >> i've take the 70s today. i'll break out the shorts. accident scene closing down,

burlington sit high street, involves a dumb truck. the driver of the vehicle airlifted to a hospital in trenton. again, route 130 at high street. it is closed. the alternate old york road or broad street to get around that scene. another accident 95 southbound between 476 and 320. accident on the shoulder. little slow getting through the region. >> we send it back to you. >> harry potter fans know the game very well, part fantasy part rugby, and dodgeball. >> i love this game. over the weekend through a very real match got underway. >> this was the scene in south carolina the 2015 world cup while the roots may be found deep in the pages of jk rawlings, harry potter series there is game is far from fiction all. >> really good at bridging the gap, nurds, pop culture serious jock athlete. a way that nothing else has ever done before. >> and little imagination. harry potter fans out, there

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good morning. it is monday april 13th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." hillary clinton sets off on a road trip she hopes will end at the white house. the next house of "face the nation," john dickerson, on whether she'll connect with voters. new video showing a sheriff's deputy killing a black man in oklahoma. police say he thought he was using a taser. and it's history at the masters. jordan spieth dons his first green jacket. we'll talk to the 21-year-old who says he wants more. but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90