our reach is long and we will find you. we will arrest you make no mistake bit. >> reporter: monday philadelphia police and bureau of alcohol tobacco and for arms announcing an increase in the reward for capture of two remaining men responsible for last weeks vicious abduction and robbery on jeweler's row. >> someone out there knows something about this crime and we're asking for a tip from those individual. >> reporter: on friday u.s. marshals arrested 31 year-old skiesry gay leaving a hotel in out carolina monday a judge in south carolina ordered his extradition back to philadelphia. police say that the olney resident is one of three men accused of kidnapping a five three-year old jewelry store worker on saturday, before easter. they demanded the keys and codes to her work place, through a series of torture sessions before dumping her off at this cemetery in darby township. atf agent say they have recovered this maroon van seen in nearby surveillance video. that the scope of their investigation is widespread.

>> we will pursue these two, and others, across the the country if need be. >> reporter: police are saying gay's extradition process will start at some point, tomorrow, he remains in south carolina which means he could be back here at some point early on this week. coming up at 6:00 o'clock more about what happened during that arrest, in south carolina over the weekend. for now we're live from center city i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a standoff in chester end with at rest of this man allen freeman, he reportedly forced his way into a home occupied by a woman and five-year old child and officers say they were tipped off when two of the women's children went to school today and told their teacher a man with the gun had broken in to their home. >> we were notified by a neighbor that he could hear the woman being beaten inside of the house, and that one of the children are yelling get off my mother, get off my mother. >> reporter: police made their

way in the home, they took freeman in custody. he now face's salt and a number of other charges n1 was hurt. we have new details now about what led to a barricade situation at forty-eighth and par niche west philadelphia. police say a four three-year old man sexually assaulted a woman at her home month. man says she was then robbed at gunpoint. would the man escaped and called police. when police got there that is where the standoff unfolded. the man surrendered and no one was hurt. well, developing right now, the search is on for gunman who shot and killed a print shop director at wayne community college in north carolina officers lock down campus build initial goldsboro and conduct a room by room search this morning. authorities say former student ken i have stencil killed ron lane inside his print shop. stencil previously work under lane. >> actually, he took off and we had tracked the dogs, we could see up in the air too. i just don't know if he left in the vehicle or not.

we have done everything we can to follow-up and search for him. >> reporter: lane was a long time campus employee. police say he was this shot to death shortly after a arriving at work. a construction accident at the king of prussia small send three people to the hospital. chopper three on the scene on the court side of the mall, officials a two men were inside a scissor jack lift when they cut a live cable. one electrician is now in serious condition from the electric shock, and another worker was injured and is in stable condition. a third worker was taken to the hospital as a precaution. also this morning some frightening moments in millionsboro sussex county, delaware this picture coming from kevin turner and it shows a school bus in flames. this caught fire on kerry's camp road. take a look at the aftermath. this is from delaware state police. we're told bus driver and two children were able to escape safely. authorities believe this fire was cause by a mechanical issue. weather-wise a sunny warm start to the week but here tomorrow, it could be a different story. >> meteorologist kathy orr is

live on the cbs-3 sky deck where she's tracking some rain but today we just want to bottle will this up. >> it is such a pleasant change to have warmth at my back instead of the cold win. it is terrific. it could be one of the warmest days of the year. of course last monday was, we could duplicate that. take a look at the stats, high so far in philadelphia up to 74, last week, we were the at 75. so we're real close. average high only 63, for this time of the year. southerly wind are keeping it warm so sustained at 16 miles an hour, 17 miles an hour wind up in the north in the lehigh valley. seventy-five allentown. seventy-four in reading. seventy-four in philadelphia you mentioned the rain. the it is coming from the west southwest. we have a cold front moving our way and that will bring some rain our way especially early tomorrow. coming up we will time the rain and talk about more wind in the forecast and a brief cool down before we even get to the weekend. i'll than back with the

forecast later on in the broadcast. i will see you then. >> e you shortly, thank you. toe day police searched philadelphia home of woman accused of abandoning her disable son in the woods. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us from southwest detectives with more alexandria. >> reporter: this mother remains in the maryland hospital tonight for issues not revealed. so formal charges will to have wait until she's released and then extradited back here to pennsylvania. charge that he is include, attempted murder. investigators say they spent much of the afternoon searching baltimore avenue home of the 41 year-old nia parlor a place she shared with her 21 year-old severely disabled son and one or child. >> he seemed content, you know what i mean, and he responded to her. i mean mother's loving care. he had that from her. >> reporter: past tense according to police who has accused parlor of abandoning her son here in the brush behind the trail in cobbs creek park and then lying to

police and the boy's school so that she could visit her boyfriend in maryland a loan the man who was at quadriplegic and can't speak was found five days later in west leaves, lying feet away from his wheelchair, equipped with nothing but a blanket and a bible. neighbor richard shaw walks that trail every day. were you walking at all during those five days. >> i came out that monday but i never turned and look. i just came by. >> reporter: thankfully someone did. the the 21 year-old is now being treated for dehydration, mal nourish. , eye problems and injuries to his back. survival that neighbors sees as nothing short of the miracle. >> with the bible, i guess that has something to play in it because it is grace of god that she is still alive. >> i think she left the bible there to have god look after him and god did. he said enough is enough this man needs help. >> reporter: the community is already coming together to show their support to this

young man. there is a facebook group, already. it is called get well wishes. they are trying to get letters and card sent to children's hospital. reporting live from from southwest detective, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in campaign 2016 the road to the white house will get more crowded tonight, another candidate is joining the the race and those who have announced already are focusing on iowa and new hampshire. cbs news correspondent craig boswem has the very latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton is in a van nicknamed scooby heading from her home in the new york suburbs to her first campaign event in iowa road trip where she's meeting voters was her idea after officially jumping in the race with this video. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: clinton's campaign strategies say they are taking nothing for granted. white house press secretary placed president obama's support in that category. >> there are other people who

are friend of the president who may decide to get in the race. >> reporter: clinton is focusing on smaller events and one on one time with voters. a change from her 2008 campaign with large public gathering and sweeping beaches. clinton's first big rally isn't expect until next month. by then several more potential republican opponents are also expect to be on the road to the white house. >> thank you. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio add his name to the g.o.p. field with an evening announcement in miami. the four three-year old confirmed his candidacy in a call with donors taking a jab at clinton and says the election should be about the future and not the past. rubio joins two other senators, ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky already in the race. other big names are expected soon including fellow florida resident, jeb bush. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what do you think about the race for the white house? connect with us on facebook twitter and on cbs philly.com. still to come on

"eyewitness news" a group of teachers learn their fate in what may be the biggest cheating scandal of its kind. tragic death at disney world we are learning more about the passenger killed in the exotic car race ago tracks at the park. captured on camera a black bear roaming the streets of the new jersey neighborhood find out why experts say you can expect to see more of them in the coming months. plus it is the the season for sneezing but this spring new guidelines for some spring allergy sufferers may have offered some relief. health reporter stephanie stahl has important informatio

we'll see some breaking news just into cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the you're looking here at a fire burning out of cop troll at a super market in north jersey. this is in south amboy in middlesex county. we are told this fire has now gone to four alarms. no word on any injuries or what caused this fire but clearly it is now out of cop troll, four alarms, we will continue to update you as they become available. in other news a pair of college students are charged in the alleged gang rape of the woman on the crowded beach. both of the suspects attend troy university in alabama. the the incident was recorded on camera in panama city florida in broad daylight during spring break. woman's memory of the incident is blurry and that she may have been drug. they are also looking for a third suspect. a fairy scene to show new florida when a small plane crashes while trying to land in an airport in fort lauderdale. plane burst into flames yesterday after crashing in the wood just outside of the

airport. all four people on board were killed. investigators say they lost power and pilot declared an emergency just moments before that crash. new information now in the deadly crash at a disney attraction. a spokesperson at world disney world has confirmed that the man killed at the exotic car racing attraction was an employee of the theme park. victim gary for i was a senior operations manager at the exotic driving experience. at the time of the fatal crash terry was instructing a customer to drive an lamborghini. on the cbs-3 healthwatch our warm beautiful weather has ushered in high pollen counts and that has allergy patients suffering. this spring, new guidelines may offer sufferers more effective and convenient remedies. health reporter stephanie stahl explains these new recommendations. >> reporter: early spring flowers are in bloom all over the philadelphia region and with that comes the seasonal misery. >> would i never, ever go back

to shots. >> reporter: allergy season for catherine baker has always meant weekly visit to doctor to get hots but now perfect armies getting a break thanks to f.d.a. approved treatments now available at home. >> first thing do i in the morning, come down, pop those drops in my mouth wait two minutes and i'm good to go. >> reporter: they are known as immuno therapy. >> by introducing these small amounts of what you are allergic too the person's own immune system is more tolerant. >> reporter: drug supported new guidelines from the american academy of physicians aimed at diagnosing and treating hay fever. they include recommending less stating anti histamines, steroid for serious cases and accu pink tour for a more natural approach. >> it helps direct the most effective care based on the best scientific evidence we have. >> reporter: catherine says immuno therapy change her life. >> it is a really really pollen filled day i will have a little will bit of the itchy

nose or something but not anything like i have before. >> reporter: now doctors say it can take up to five years for patients using immuno therapy to be symptom free. also the the new recommendations, guidelines, doctors say that they should be checking their patients for hay fever and for other conditions, including asthma or sleep disorder. the doctors we are talking to say this allergy season will be a really nasty one so get your medicines handy. >> i have seen people sniffling, rubbing their nose. >> thanks, stephanie appreciate it. good evening everyone. so it is definitely a rush hour out there. if you are traveling on any of the majors the usual spots on i-95 schuylkill expressway, vine street expressway blue route, 422, you know what i mean. it will look like a full blown rush. even traveling on i-95 north bound right around betsy ross bridge we had an earlier accident compromising center lane approaching the betsy but it looks like it has been moved to the shoulder.

the damage is done. residual traffic on ton of the rush hour delays are slow from the vine through to cottman. anyone traveling throughout the the north east we will fee the heat. if you are traveling on the ben franklin bridge no major delays in either direction. all bridges are running very very smooth. it is majors that are the problem. three is your average on the schuylkill expressway. traveling in the 20's and teens on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard, and north bound making your commute from 76 traveling through to just about broad street. is 20 your average on i-95. we are seeing delays on i-95 in delaware county. pack your patients no delays for mass transit the or at the the airport. it is a beautiful night. >> that it is, vittoria thank you. still to come a warning for drivers, we will tell you about a major construction project beck to get underway beasley. masters on cbs was another classic. we can lay claim through a few threads of the green jacket champion joran spieth's parent and grandparents are local

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absolutely gorgeous outside today. >> i mean, just soak it up. >> yes. >> if it a has got to be a monday. >> why not make it a 70 plus degree damon. >> you know what if i were a golfer ukee. >> and you are, i have seen your game. >> i have seen your game. >> oh, yeah. >> you still have time after

the newscast. >> yes let's get it on. >> beautiful, day and we could hit 75 degrees which would be the same. we had last monday which is the warmest we have seen this entire year. you will see all of the observation from his our wonderful weather watchers at the bottom of the screen during the weather cast. the lets look outside. one of my favorite places, yes, the the shore the count down is on. >> nice. >> it is only 41 days until memorial day, do you believe it? >> yes. >> six weeks. it will be beautiful by then as well. the board busy in ocean city cape may county counting down as well. live neighborhood network takes to us another favorite beach to the beach patrol headquarters in margate. the lucy is behind this view. beach patrol is just to the left as well and temperatures down the shore are comfortable. not as warm as inland but pleasant day at that. water looks inviting and you can see follow, taking in the sand. we are looking at temperatures that are pretty warm in the

60's and 70's but unfortunately it isn't dominating. we have an area of low pressure through little lock and birmingham. we have a coal front moving eastward. warm air well ahead of the front. boosting those temperatures. not just 60's and 70's but 80's to the south. we have cooler air on the back side of the front with the northerly wind and tomorrow we will see the the wind shift to the north and that cooler air but for today along the the coastal plane warm in the 70's naturally cooler with the front approaching. st. louis and kansas city in the 60's behind the property, tomorrow. you can see the rain to the east. mainly in the morning. it will slow things down for your morning commute. quarter inch to three-quarters of an inch and heavier rain to the the southeast specially south jersey ape delaware but it will be a mild day with high temperatures in the 60's. the fast forward tomorrow we have morning rain make sure kid go out the with the rain jacket but they could wear

shorts or skirts to school. by the afternoon the it dries out. wednesday newsing nice with that northerly wind with the high pressure to the north. we will keep temperatures in the 60's where they should this be time of the year. thursday this moves off shore and temperatures will be cool as well. mixture of cloud and sun with temperatures remaining in the 60's. overnight tonight 54 degrees, cloudy but mild. rain moving in by day break. during the day tomorrow highs in the 60's but that rain false in the morning and you will feel that northerly win. in the morning we have rain right through noon and temperatures warm up through 60's in the afternoon. then after sunset, still about 60 degrees at 8:00 p.m. any after school activities, baseball practice, lacrosse practice, no problems after school tomorrow. the morning will be the issue. three day forecast warming up of course and then we will see a cool down by thursday with the temperature of only 61 degrees. that is a look at your three day forecast kate will have the weekend forecast next half

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we have some breaking news right now chopper three is live over the the 100 block of wishard street where police are investigating reports reports of the shooting. this is in the kensington section of the city. details are still coming into our news room and we will bring you those as we get them on television and always on line at cbs philly.com. here's beasley with sports. >> the the masters tournament on cbs was one of the best of all times thanks to the 21 year-old champion jordan spieth jordan declared that a win at augusta was his life's dream when he was 12 years old

>> he was the the wire to wire leader. tying tiger wood scoring record of 18 under par but jordan's 18 beats tiger's eight because after a tiger did it, the masters commit thee tiger proved the golf course making it longer and more difficult. tiger displayed the blue color toughness that sports fans, in this area admire and there is a reason. the his grandfather donald spieth is from bethlehem pa and jordan's rhythmic putting stroke may be a dna leak from donald the long time conductor of the lehigh valley chamber orchestra. mom and dad, shawn and chris spieth, were raised in the lehigh valley and graduated from caulkin valley high school. but the the most popular spieth in the delaware valley may be saul spieth long time war tender in the great american pub in narberth.

>> we follow him because stories jordan's uncle. with that relationship we obviously have been following jordan for a couple years now. >> they are fabulous people. everybody is just so excited for what he has been doing lately. >> i have been following his nephew for a while now and it was exciting to see him win. everybody was clapping, and cheering and a few people had tears in their eyes. >> the spieth familiar i is all about michael jordan. his dad play baseball at lehigh university. his mom played basketball at moravian college. we have a champion everyone to cheer. >> how about that. >> we have a champion. >> kind of. >> that is two generations. >> thanks, beasley appreciate it. one of the nation's largest cheating scandals have of its kind, coming up ten of 11 former educators learn their fate. he miss meant to grab his taser but drew his gun inside.

the 37 year-old deputy who accidentally shot him ace pol guying plus. they say patients a virtue and you will need it in one of the center city's busiest highways is set to begin a four year construction project. i'm cleve bryan what to expect for tomorrow morning's commute along the vine street expressway. and new at 6:00 o'clock salt keeps our roads safe in the winter but what about our cars. safety experts now urge us not the to only wash our cars an but to make sure we don't mess with a

i'm jessica dean with the top stories new developments in the case of the jewelry store worker abduct beaten and then taserd. police have found the van in the surveillance video and one suspect will soon be back in our area from south carolina police are searching for other suspects and the total reward in this case now stand at $20,000. and to day, police searched the home of nia parlor the woman accused of abandoning her disable son in west philadelphia parlor is receiving treatment at a

maryland hospital and expected to be extradited in pennsylvania and charged, kate? and, jessica what a beautiful monday it has been this is monday number two, of gorgeous, 07 plus degree weather. hopefully we can keep this string of monday's going but it is another soggy tuesday but the sun does return by the middle of the week and then, temperatures stay above average, really for the foreseeable future. we have a couple more rain chances in the seven day forecast, we will that have coming up in a few minutes, ukee. kate, thank you. new at fourth 5:30 get ready for rain closures. work begins to replace bridges stretching across a major artery in center city philadelphia the let's break it down for you right now. throughout this project seven bridges will be replace add long the vine street expressway from 18th street all the way down to 22nd street. let's break it down for you. they will be here, here and here and, come on here, here and hold on. bang bang, bang here and here. five. now that also includes two pedestrian bridges. "eyewitness news" reporter

cleve bryan is on 19th street, cleve, are you with us, right now, with the very latest cleve. >> reporter: ukee, i don't know if i'm on one of the those bridges you just banged but thinks 19th street bridge that will be replaced. the starting tonight at midnight lasting until 5:00 a.m. eastbound lanes of the vine street expressway will be closed down, they will repave the the lanes as first part of the project. it is first phase in a very long project. >> the need for speed we have will really slow us down. >> reporter: time to downshift is almost here, early tuesday morning, prep work begins to replace seven bridges over the vine street expressway. penndot says those bridgees from 18th to 22nd street are structurally deficient. >> bridges have reached the end of their service life. they are more than 50 years old. there air lot of problems that we see cracks, broken concrete, detear racial of all kind. >> reporter: nearly 65 million-dollar project will replace the two span bridge system with single spans and eliminate center support gears

in the in middle of the traffic. something the the cross streets will have lanes opened during construction but 18th street and 19th street and two pedestrian bridges will be closed at times. 676 work will be done mostly at night and on the weekend but all of the time lanes will be more narrow. >> there will be fewer lanes but people need to exercise some caution and understand that traffic is going to be slower even then it is right now. >> reporter: drivers say what can you do but adjust. >> we have to make due, that is life when we have a lot of changes. >> probably save some lives. we don't want bridges collapsing honor underneath some people. >> reporter: midnight to 5:00 each day, they will alternate, which lanes are going to be closing. and, live, i'm cleve bryan, cb. "eyewitness news". thanks, cleve. a judge is urging educators quick in the atlantic public school cheating scandal to take a plea deal or they will receive jail sentences.

sentencing hearing for zero of the 11 educators began today and they have been behind bars since april 1st when they were convicted of racketeering for their rolls in the scheme continue on flight student test scores. some of the educators refused to admit their guilt. >> unaudible. >> the educators could spend as many as 20 years in prison under sentencing guidelines. a weapons sting operation in oklahoma takes a terrible turn. >> unaudible. >> this video shows police setting it up, suspect sees officers pull up and start running. they eventually catch up and hall him to the ground. that is when a seven three-year old reserve deputy yelled a warning that he was about to use his taser. but he accidentally grabbed his gun and shot the man.

>> unaudible. >> he shot me you can hear the former officer robert bates apologizing in the video. the the suspect was taken to the hospital and then later died. bates is now facing second degree manslaughter charges. today a judge sentenced convicted killer jody arias to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was quick in the 2008 killing of her on again/off again boyfriend alexander. alexander's family members and spoke to the judge. arias gave a statement which criticized police and prosecutors. but she also showed remorse for the murder. >> the gun shot did not come last, it came first, and that was when travis lunged at me just as i testified to and just as the the state's own detective, before he and juan got together and decided to change their story for trial.

i never thought would i cause so many people so much pain. i wish i could undue what i did to travis and wish i could take away their pain. >> arias claims their relationship was a abusive relationship. while prosecutors say she killed alexander, in a jealous rage. caught on camera in north jersey a bear in a residential neighborhood created a stir until wild life officials could rehave move it. >> reporter matt from our sister station cbs two in new york has the video. >> wow he just lunged at me. >> reporter: 175-pound black bear looked at page delaney before climbing a tree in her backyard. >> so i came like right here and then i took the video like that. >> reporter: with her face pressed to the window and iphone at the ready she watched, waited and recorded. >> once it was looking at me i got a little nervous, my goodness is it backing around but then it turned around and went up the tree. >> reporter: it stayed in that tree for nearly three hours. police used smoke and noise to keep it there until new jersey

fish and wild life crews could arrive. a few tranquilizer darts later. >> he was up in that area and he sort of fell down here broke a couple branches. >> reporter: the bear tumled in to bill bond's backyard. >> this is suburban new jersey, about as residential as you can get, maybe fox's, occasional wild turkey but a bear? no one knows where it even came from. according to new jersey fish and wild life bear sightings last year were up 39 percent. bear sightingness ridge wood all led to this mock twitter page that includes regular updates from the roaming animal like it will take a bigger tranquilizer dart then that mr. warden, i do cross fit. >> it is still concerning that something like that could wonder in on a random day. >> last night i was on the tram lean so it is creep toy think that it was right next to me. >> reporter: from now on the only fury creature page delaney wants to see is her dog maggie, in ridge wood, new jersey matt kosar, cbs-3 news.

bear sightings pick up this time of the year as they emerge from hibernation to look for food. senator bob casey want to make sure amtrak has what it need. casey called for fcc to change policies for amtrak police. right now fcc does not allow amtrak police to use the same radio frequency as other first responders on the noter line of an emergency. >> if you are a law enforcement officer you ought to be able to communicate with other law enforcement officers or other public safety officials when you are doing your job. >> reporter: amtrak has been pushing for the change since 2013. good evening everyone. things are getting even slower on i-95, part of the shaking in the camera but if you are traveling on i-95, in the southbound direction you will notice red flashing lights here, thinks right around area of allegheny. we have an accident with emergency teams on the scene

blocking the left-hand lane. please give yourself some more time on the northbound size, we just cleared and, right around betsy ross bridge. but you are delayed in either direction between the vine and cottman on both side of i-95. in and out of the center city northeast philadelphia will be a no fun zone and neither is schuylkill. we have delays on the schuylkill westbound approaching the area of the roosevelt boulevard throughout your western suburbs, eastbound around the curve and then again approaching vine street expressway. speaking of the vine street expressway we have piggy backed off of cleve's story about the construction they are doing on the bridges on the vine. so again, starting midnight tonight, it will be ongoing until 5:00 a.m. expect intermittent lane blockages, and prepare yourself for that between 18th and 22nd. we will update you as well vittoria. if you play, good luck. check those power play tickets. someone in our area is two million-dollar richer. >> must be nice. space station grocery run scrub, we will tell you why astronauts will to have wait for that espresso maker at

least another day. and quality of air travel plummets for passengers, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your identify with why experts say it will only get worse, kate? speaking of only going to get worse lets talk about the the weather, we are tracking rain putting an end to the stretch of sunny weather we had all weekend long and certainly still have outside right now so enjoy sun while we have it. i'll time out rain and peak at that seven take forecast

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somebody is a big power ball winner in lehigh county. we are still waiting for the holder of a two million-dollar ticket to come forward. we know that the ticket was sold at the white hall mini mart in white hall township this ticket matched five balls, one, 12, 32, 42 and 58 but not the red power ball 12. it was sold with the 1 dollar power play option that boosted the prize from 1 million to 2 million. ticket sold in florida claimed the 80 million-dollar prize. well, this isn't your typical college job to day drexel university opened up a brand new cafe which is 100 percent run by students. it is a partnership with

saxby's coffee and students will earn credit through the co-op program. the first manager is a junior at drexel and she played a key role in hiring and developing the staff have of 18 students. congratulations. we will be right back.

you know how we are about our morning coffee.

we have to get that right. >> yes, i know. >> mornings where to improve for italian astronauts in the international space station because a espresso machinist on its way. >> how about that. that espresso machine named the iss espresso is now scheduled to lift off, tomorrow, with other supplies aboard a space x cargo ship and thinks nasa video of the rocket on the launch pad. a launch today was scrubbed because of bad weather. forecast for tomorrow is coming. >> hold on for one more take. david letterman is getting ready to retire. we know this. >> he is thanking his final 28 show with big hollywood stars and favorite guest. cbs announce sod stars expected to appear they include, george clooney, oprah winfrey, julia robert howard stern, and the dave matthews ban. new there is no word which stars will appear during letterman's final episode which is scheduled for 20th of may. you can watch the late show with david letterman at cbs-3 at 11:35 right after

"eyewitness news" at 11:00. what a beautiful monday it has turned out to be. in fact almost like a carbon copy of last monday. phillies opening day when temperatures got to the mid 70's and then turn breezy in the afternoon. the that is exactly what is happening today. lets check with our weather watchers. you can see these numbers. some spots people at their home weather stations reporting temperatures close to 80 degrees. the here's one at bill layden's house in cordington. he is at 79. sunny warm and a breeze. could not ask for a better day. it is gorgeous out there. with the south wind, and they are pulling in cold air, and, from the ocean water. any shore towns along the the coast we are feeling the chill. another, bill goodrow in pleasantville, new jersey 58 degrees and, measured win gusts up to 22 miles per hour and, windsurfers lets see if he has a picture. you can show us here. the it looks beautiful. definitely a day for

windsurfers. that is keeping things cooler down the shore. we have a couple more pictures i would like to show what you a beautiful day it has been. another one from phil where people are outside on the river doing boating, and crew practice perhaps just a gorgeous day for that. whatever you did today hopefully you get outside and even eye it. if not we have a few more hours left. lets look outside our window and campbell's field camera here. sky cam three looking over ben franklin bridge where just a few cloud, in the sky, and sun dabbled day, it has been just a stunner out there we are tracking rain and that moves in as early as overnight into the early morning hours, tomorrow. it will be biff rent depending on where you are. lets look at beach patrol headquarters in margate looks like you can bring your umbrella out bring it in the sand and enjoy a beautiful beach day. it is only around 60 degrees there. maybe in the yet but we are close. you can feel it in the air with temperatures beginning to warm. storm scan three across our area keeping things clear for now but you as we zoom to the

west, here's the the system that will impact us tomorrow. notice how skin think area of showers is. not a ton of moisture here. look at what is to the south. we have more moisture, bowling ball in moving through arkansas and southern missouri. we will to have watch that. another little area of low pressure. front comes through with minimal shower activity but then a low comes through with heavier rain, south of philadelphia. temperatures right now are in the 70's. seventy-four at the airport. thirty-seven in trenton. is there gusty breeze from the south, ten to 15 20 miles an her right now with higher gusts. future weather will time it out. showers get in by 8:00 tomorrow morning, but watch what happens south of here heavier rain at 1:00 p.m. and continues through shore points right through the evening. depending where you are things are different. your tuesday outlook showers in the lehigh valley and poconos from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. philadelphia and points northwest, 8a a.m. and 3:00 p.m. south jersey and delaware we have rain from 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

south east of the city is where things will be more robust tomorrow. for your tuesday rain mainly early but you're witness weather seven day forecast brings sun back wednesday. cooler thursday. another chance for showers, friday, and saturday. we will send it back to you at the desk. well, you think air travel is getting worse? well researchers who have track airline businesses say it is a fact. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at latest airline quality reports that give low marks all across the board. >> reporter: in other flights are late, more bags are getting lost and more customers are filing for complaints. that is according to annual airline ratings released machine by researchers at emery riddle air nautical university at wichita state. >> it has not been a good year for america's flying public. >> reporter: the the information at the airline reports that the u.s. department of transportation virgin america received a top ranking for the third consecutive year with hawaii air lanes in second place and delta rounding out the top

three. 76.2 percent of flights arrived on time last year down from 78.4 percent in 2013. hawaii had the best on time performance, envoy air which operates most american eagle flights had the worst. the rate of lost, stolen or delayed bags rose by 13 percent, virgin america had best track record for luggage envoy had the worst. finally complaints jumped 22 percent last year, alaska had fewest complaints, frontier had the most. now only three of 12 u.s. airlines evaluated actually improved this past year. one held steady and eight decline. i have posted a link to check out the full report on cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter feed. >> is there more people flying, and less planes. when something goes wrong it is a domino effect. >> ripple effect. >> at least somebody improved, right. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> bring a book with you, next time at the airport. >> thanks, buddy.

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we are taking something 105 years old and we will really put the icing on the cage here. >> they broke ground on the project for 20 million-dollar on the ten five-year old terminal. face lift includes updated pedestrian walkways and a new roof. crosswalks and waiting areas. all made possible by a combination of federal, state, and local fund. >> nice to be here when i was a kidding to go dances waiting for the the bus right here. it hasn't changed a bit in 50 years. it goodies for people and good for transportation. >> it the will be a good shot to our economy. my role, it is to keep it going. >> upgrade are green creating more outdoor green space brighter passageways and waiting areas with windows on all sides, green roofs and natural lighting making brighter platforms. also enhanced security measures adding new cameras,

riders say they could not be happier. >> i think it will be a lot safer to ride knowing that there is more security. >> it can help to make things better, good idea. >> reporter: while some construction has started heavy lifting won't start until june. that is when buses and trolleys will run on a temporary schedule right through to labor day. work here is expect to be complete, in november. in upper darby i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 philadelphia police find the victim in connection with the abduction and torture of the jewelry store employee and tonight employees have to find all of the men they believe is responsible. we're live. investigators searched home of the philadelphia mother accused of abandoning her disabled son in the wood. we are learning what she allegedly told her boyfriend about his whereabouts. and archbishop charles chaput says he is anxious and joyful for the the pope's visit to philadelphia a tonight at 6:00 he shares latest new details on the

pope's visit kathy? it is one of the warmest day of the year and you know it felt like it but it business to rain on the weather parade. we are talking about rain and cooler temperatures coming our way. rain will be part of the day tomorrow, we will talk about that and also look ahead to the weekend. it is all next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. there are major new developments in the jeweler's row abduction. the missing van, is found and reward is offer, all this as police vow to hunt down all of the men responsible, for torturing, a young woman. one suspect was arrested on friday. hi, good evening i'm ukee washington. chris may is off tonight. i'm yes, sir contact dean. the search continues tonight for the other suspects in the jewelers row abduction. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in center cities to bring us up

to dayton today's developments steve. >> reporter: federal agents said it took ten minutes from the time they issued an arrest warrant to capture 31 year-old khiry gay but they say at least two suspects are still out there and they are hoping they can capture them just as fast. >> we're asking for the public's help. >> reporter: it is not often you hear federal agents pleading for help but for a crime this vicious special agent anthony trapia say they need all of the information they can get. >> we want anyone with any information regardless of whatever information it is to please come forward. >> reporter: monday philadelphia police and bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms announcing an increase in the reward for the capture of two remaining men they say are responsible for last weeks vicious abduction and robbery on jewelers row. philadelphia police captain frank banford issued a final warning. >> contact with us, cooperate with us, do yourself a favor, before we have to come for you. >> reporter: on friday