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david? >> reporter: jessica such a sad story. really ban tough night for these two philadelphia families. police are still investigateing their looking at surveillance video to try to find these two drivers. this surveillance video is tough to watch but detectives say it has the clues they need to find the driver that hit and killed a four-year-old boy. we stopped the video just before the little boy is hit. and detectives want to talk to the driver of this suv. >> when i first saw it, i started getting really nervous and, you know, obviously it was really horrible thing to see. >> reporter: this woman was one of the first people on scene scene. she ran outside when she heard the commotion and saw the little boy's mother on the street. >> she was crying. horrible. >> reporter: detectives say the driver hit the four-year-old around dinnertime as the little boy crossed the busy street by himself. just minutes later and 10 miles across town, there was another

hit-and-run involveing a child. a 19-year-old mother and her two-year-old son were crossing the 2700 block of mascher. detectives say the mother was holding her son in a car seat when they both were hit. police found pieces of a health from the striking vehicle and surveillance cameras like in the southwest hit-and-run were rolling. >> we're pretty confident that we will be able to identify and apprehend both of these drivers. >> reporter: in that second hit-and-run police are looking for a new model nissan sedan chief inspector scott small said listen if these folks would have stopped and gotten out and scene if these kids were okay even if it was an accident, they would not be in the trouble that they are facing tonight. if you have any information police want to hear from you. we are reporting live in southwest philadelphia tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". don't tell me what to do. i want to talk.

>> new tonight more chaos in colwyn. the outspoken manager of the delaware county borough was voted out of a job again during a contentious council meeting and that is was just the beginning. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is life in colwyn with the fallout tonight. todd? >> reporter: jessica the accusations here are flying and emotions once again have boiled over. this comes as district attorney here is investigating the borough's finances. >> you don't have nothing to -- robin you -- >> you will not intimidate me. >> reporter: screaming and shouting outside borrow hall grew so intense the pennsylvania state police were called in to back up the colwyn police depth. >> check my paper work, paula. you not going to drag me like you dragged him. >> reporter: controversial surrounds paula brown the now former borrow manager and treasurer out of a job. >> this is such a shame for the colwyn taxpayers. because there is no order in this town.

there is no control over the financial matters. >> reporter: during an executive session monday evening, council confirmed the vote to eliminate brown's position and also nominate councilman fred thresher to bore president during a couldn't 10 us in meeting thursday night was legitimate. >> the issue tonight was we eliminated the borough manager job to cut spending but brown and her allies on capitol called the vote illegal because they say the meet hemoglobin been adjourn. >> i don't like it. what can i do? i'm only one vote. i'm only one council person. >> reporter: brown locked herself in her office thursday night saying she needed to protect documents and evidence of financial discrepancies. some of it she says err in the hands of detectives as part of an an-going investigation. the borough is $1.1 million financial hole. monday night the locks on borrow hall were changed so brown could not go back in. brown says the choice to he will lip 98 her job was political. she considers herself a

whistleblower. that's something her opponents say is simply not true. reporting live in colwyn, delaware county, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". todd, thank you. we have new information tonight in the case of a jewelry store worker abducted, beaten and tased. the victim was taken from a chestnut street parking garage april 4th after leaving work. police said today they located the van used by the suspects in this surveillance video. suspect khiry gay wave his extradition from south carolina and court documents say surveillance video shows him in the store where that victim work. police say they're now searching for other suspects. the total reward in the case now stands at $20,000. investigators searched the home of a mother accused of a abandoningabandoning her disabled son in the woods. police went the home. she shares that home with her

21-year-old severely disabled son a quadriplegic who can't speak. he was found after five days alone in cobbs creek park in wet leaves just feet away from his wheelchair with nothing but a blanket and a bible. >> with the bible i guess that had something to play in it because it was guy the grace of god he's still alive. >> that woman's son is being treated for dehydration malnourish many, eye problems and an injury to his back. >> prep work begins on a five year project to replace seven bridges above the vine street expressway in philadelphia. penndot says those bridges from 18 toth 22nd streets are structurally deficient. starting at midnight through 5am tuesday all eastbound traffic on the expressway will be shut down from interstate 76 to 16th street. crews will be repainting lanes and put up concrete barrier along the shoulder for construction zone. we of course will have the traffic information you need

tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" this morning. we have video tonight showing the moment a schoolbus caught fire in millibar, delaware. two children and the bus driver were able to escape safety out the back door on kerry's camp road this morning. authorities believe that fire was caused by a mechanical issue issue. in the meantime flames engulfed a north jersey super market. take a closer look at this view from the air. this is the sea town supermarket in south amboy middlesex county county. this fire reached four alarms. the store closed after it caught on fire back in january. the cause of today's fire is now under investigation. ♪ the 2016 presidential field is growing with two big announcementsannouncements in 24 hours. tonight republican marco rubio joined democrat hillary clinton as the newest candidates in the race for the white house. the florida senator and son of

cuban immigrants kicked off his campaign in miami. senator rubio says he's running for president because he's uniquely qualified to lead america into the future. >> i live in an exceptional country where the son avenue bartender an made can have the same dreams and the same future as those who come from power and privilege. >> senator rubio joins fellow senators ted cruz and rand paul as the first republicans to enter the race. meanwhile former secretary of state hillary clinton used online video featuring every day americans to announce her 2016 plans and today she hit the campaign trail in a she'll old her first event in high what tomorrow. president obama was asked about clinton's decision to run again. >> well, you know, it's a little early for endorsements. she just announced yesterday but here's what i can say. she is talented tenacious was a great secretary of state she's a friend of mine, and i think she would would be an excellent president.

>> the only clinton sighting came out of which it pottily in ohio today security video caught her ordering up a burrito bowl and talk wig some of the customers. be sure to with "eyewitness news" for the very latest on campaign 2016. you can follow all the developments on our website cbsphilly.com. tonight the family avenue tulsa oklahoma man shot and killed by a reserve deputy calls the shooting that was caught on tape evil. prosecutors charged bob bates with manslaughter today. bates shot and killed eric harris during an undercover operation on april 2nd saying he accidentally grabbed his gun instead of his taser. family members say they were disturbed by how other deputees on seen treated harris' life as if it had no value. tonight the manhunt is on for a gunman who shot and killed a print shop director at wayne community college in north carolina. officers locked down campus buildings in golds worry and conduct add room by room search this morning. authorities say former student

kenneth stan sill killed ron line inside his print shop. stan sill has a tattoo over his left eye and the 20-year-old was a work study student who reported to lane. police have not released a motive for that shooting. right now kathy is in the weather center tracking some rain and also the threat of flooding kathy. >> that's right, jess. we're talking about a large area of real estate with a lot of moisture. this tapping into the gulf of mexico. so mild ahead of this cold front front. but associated with that front an area of low pressure that will cause some areas to see potential flooding. we'll talk about that plus when the rain moves out in the seven day forecast. and also knew at 11:00 stuck in a plane. an aircraft forced to make an emergency landing after someone is heard banging in the cargo hull and monthly treat box you get in the month that can be filled with beauty products to clothing.

they're becoming more popular but are they worth it. three on your side take a look inside. as dave gets ready to say goodbye we hear what big named guests will be joining him and in his final weeks.

we're now just about five months away from a papal visit to philadelphia. today our pat chiarocchi sat down with archbishop shall chaput to talk about preparing for pope francis. >> i have a final schedule but certainly looks like he's going to be celebrating mass in the cathedral as well as on the parkway. and that celebration if it happens would be for the people of the archdiocese of philadelphia. >> what do you think the philadelphia church needs from the holy father? >> i think a renewed confidence and enthusiasm an recommitment of service. >> you can watch more of pat's interview with the archbishop and get the latest details about the papal visit by going to cbsphilly.com. and take look at this video from richwood bergen county of a bear caught on camera 13-year-old page delaney grabs her iphone and got video of the bear in her backyard.

now it stayed in this tree for nearly three hours. eventually new jersey fish and wildlife tranquilized the bear and most it back into the woods. >> last night i was just jumping on the trampoline it's kind of creepy to think it was right next to me. >> no kidding. experts say bare sightings pick up this time of the year as bears emerge from hibernation to look for food. and a alaska airlines jet takes off with a baggage handler trapped in the cargo hold. flight 448 taken off from la from seattle when pilots heard banging from down below. the cap returned to seattle and the ramp agent was removed from the cargo hold which is pressure arrived and temperature controlled. that worker reportedly fell asleep and was taken to the hospital as a precaution. alaska airlines says it's now investigating. this as new study finds air travel is getting worse for passengers. researchers more flights are late, more bags are getting lost and more customers are filing

complaints. only three of 12 airlines evaluated in the study improved in the past year. the question is who is best? well overall virgin america received the top ranking with hawaiian airlines in second place and delta rounding out the top three many complaints though jumped 22% last year. alaska has the fewest complaints complaints, frontier had the most. a warning for drivers tonight. federal safety regulators say drivers need to wash the winter road salt from the underside of their cars. the national highway traffic seive tee administration found the corrosive salt can damage the brake lines and cause the brakes to fail. the recommendation comes after a five-year investigation. well they show up at your home packed with everything from beauty products to clotheing. when you order a subscription box you're not the only one picking out the items. three on your side consume mr. reporter jim donovan hayes takes a look at one of the

hottest new trends in fashion. >> it's really like having a personal shopper but delivered to your door. >> it's like a present for myself. yes. >> christmas every every month. >> reporter: they're called subscription boxes. customers pay 10 to hundreds of dollars each month signing from beauty products to clothing. subscribers pick their category what comes in the box is always a surprise. >> it's super fun every month just getting a box you have no idea what's going to be in it. >> theodore spends about one hun doctor dollars for a month from stitch fix a fashion service. professional stylists make selections based on subscribers preferences. >> some stuff i open it that's exactly my style. some stuff i'm like i never would have picked that for myself but that's kind of cool. >> we definitely have the woman who doesn't like to shop. we have some of the fashionistas who love shopping and this is another way for her to shop. >> reporter: stitch fix ceo katrina lake says customer are happy to let others do their

shopping for them. >> simply keep what you want. stepped back what you don't want want. >> bomb fell is a men's fashion service. >> oftentimes what we'll see the the girlfriend is signing up for the account. >> bernie says no matter who picks their clothes most men are happy to be surprised with fashion options. >> it's been fit for your fit and taste. >> customers love the surprise but says letting other people make choices for you isn't for everyone. >> i think we've signed over some of our fashion choices as well as some of our shopping budget. >> emily is hook g i dot ones for makeup and beauty all the time. >> and spends $39 a month for a surprise box for her dog gandy too. >> i'm pretty excited to see what he was excited about. >> reporter: most of these services don't charge a fee to join and shipping is free both ways. plus, most let you sis spent the service any time you look. reporting for three on your side i'm jim don have a. >> we are closing in on the end of era as david letterman is

getting ready to retire. he's packing the last shows with big hollywood stars. some of the stars expect expected to his last night. no word on which of the big names will be on letterman's final episode. that airs on may 20th but we do know that you will be seeing these stars among many others over the coming weeks. they include george clooney billy crystal will farrell tina fey, julia roberts tom hanks howard stern even oprah. there you go. ton night 2015 masters champ jordan spieth is joining dave after his big within this weekend. you can stay tuned for the late show right here on cbs3 at 11:35. it happens right after "eyewitness news". kathy, i know you were watching master. >> the masters yes. historic. what a great role model jordan has ties to the delaware valley. bees l have more on that sports. talking weather a great day to be outside. >> it was perfect. >> we would love to keep this

for while. but, not in the stars for us. >> no, not at all. we're talking about temperatures that are going to be mild but not quite as warm as it was today. today one of the warmest days of the entire year. take a look outside where we have conditions that are pretty comfortable. this is the view, of course, city hall. billy penn on top. with a few clouds rolling through. we have a cold front that's approaching and that is going to impact us tomorrow. how it will impact you? it really depends on where you live. take a look at our temperatures. right now philadelphia 62. the poconos 58. allentown 64. lancaster 63. little bit cooler to the south and east where it was cooler during the day today. in willow grove 59. palmyra 64. quakertown doylestown even mt. holly checking in at 61 degrees. we'll watch this cold front move toward the east. it will take some time to get here. showery in the morning and then pockets of heavier rain especially south jersey and delaware tomorrow. here's a look at the outlook through the lehigh valley and poconos between 4:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. your best chance at

the rain. philadelphia north and west between eight and 2:00 p.m. and then during the day between 11:00 and 8:00 p.m. south jersey and delaware with pockets of heavier rain an area of low pressure rides along that front you can see the rain amounts about three to four terms of an inch in philadelphia. less as you head toward the north close to an inch south and east and this is red zone this is where we could see localized flooding. mainly poor drainage flooding and street flooding by late tomorrow and tom evening. here's that area of low pressure riding along the front. hair targeting south jersey and delaware with heavier rain. temperatures in the 60s it will be pleasant on wednesday temperatures hanging out in the 60s more of a northerly wind but plenty of sunshine. cooler for thursday. and then a chance of showers as we end the work week. now overnight tonight increasing clouds. rain arriving by day break he is officially north and west the high temperature around 54 degrees. tomorrow a mild day. a couple of degrees above average. the high 65. rain mainly in the morning. clouds in the afternoon.

here's a look at how you can plan your day. in the morning expect some showers. by lunch time still showery but by the time the kids get out of school drying out in the philadelphia area any evening activities 6:00 o'clock, 7:00 o'clock no problem to be outside. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast wednesday's high 68. thursday we cool it down. friday a few showers and they could linger into saturday. sunday looks great with a-66. next monday another keeper, high temperature 71 degrees with sunshine it will be warm. i think monday is going to become our favorite day of the week of the last monday 75. today 75. next n will be the rhythm we get into. >> well another familiar thing beasley was a face on the basketball court. >> he was in rhythm tonight. michael carter williams returned to philadelphia and had a huge night. he's playoff bound with milwaukee and he was at the wells fargo center. his big night coming up in

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>> beasley michael carter williams back on the court in philadelphia a little different scenario this time though. >> big night. we loved it when he had a big night here. now he'll be in the playoffs with milwaukee. they got in on sunday's victory over brooklyn. here we go. pick it up in the third quarter of play. mcw took over. here he gets the steal and takes it coast to coast for the easy score. brett brown's squad with 30 turnovers on the night. later in the game michael goes to the basket mater the shot he was fouled 15 of his 30 points in the third.

to go along with five boards and assists as the bucks handed the sixers their nine straight loss, 107-97 was the final. >> i was just trying to be aggressive. attack the open lanes and if someone stepped up either dish it or you know try to, you know, get to the line and um, i was able to, you know hit mid range shots. me time meats put me in the right position. >> all right. shh silent bats for the phillies again today taking on the mets. here we go. no score in the fourth inning. aaron harang did go six solid innings giving up one run and four hits. and the fightings struggled once again at the mate. seven hits all singles as the mets shut out the phillies two to nothing. the masters tournament on cbs was one of the best of all time. thanks to the 21-year-old champion jordan spieth. jordan declared that a win at ugh is it a was his life's dream when he was 12 years old. jordan has ties to our area.

his grandfather donald spieth held from bethlehem and a long long-time conductor of the lehigh valley chamber orchestra perhaps that's his putting stroke. nice rhythm. his parents sean and chris spieth raised the lehigh valley and graduated from saucon valley high school and proud of their son. >> it's an unbelievable feeling. it's kind of hard right now he wanted so bad toll come back right away after last year, you know, and find a way to win. and we all -- we all believed but to lead all the way through is just that much more special. >> as we said earlier you could see jordan on the late show with david letterman just a few minutes. we'll be right back.

♪ we are getting our first look at some images from the upcoming rocky spin off creed. it's been filming right here in philadelphia. sylvester stallone posted this photo on instagram over the weekend and it shows his character rocky training with adonis creed apollo's creed grandson. creed is expected to hit theaters on november 25th. we'll be right back.

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>> i"eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and natasha brown and katie fehlinger. thanks for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbs fill the.com. up next david letterman with guest jordan spieth and sarah jessica parker. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow.

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