so just he was full of life, full of life. >> reporter: two-year old david alycia remembered by his family, young life cut short thanks to this speeding car. surveillance video shows the the car flying down masher street and then speeding away after fatally injuring the young boy who had run in the street. his mother was also struck although she's recovering. her young son did not. >> the best as we can, very hard time for everybody, are difficult time, it is very hard, very hard to take, you know the family is in a lot of pain, and feeling anger. >> reporter: anger toward two suspects that police were driving a white infinity four door sedan model year 2007. police announced a reward of $20,000 for information leading to an arrest something david's family hopes will help catch those responsible. >> give yourself up. give yourself up. you took a life. you struck that mother and that child. >> you cannot hide.

might as well give yourself upright now. >> reporter: sent is. likely shared by family members of the victim of another hit and run, four year-old was hit by this car in southwest philly on monday. police do know who their suspect is and say she's arrange to go turn herself in with a lawyer so far that has not happened. back here in kensington david's family tells us they will be holding a formal vigil for two-year old boy sunday at 2:00 p.m. they invite anyone who wishes to attend to come. live from kensington matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thanks very much. meantime investigation continues tonight into a mysterious death we told you yesterday, how authority have found a body inside of the burning car. discovery was made in the 4700 block of fort mifflin road in southwest philadelphia. lets get latest from our natasha brown she's live, natasha. >> reporter: well, chris i'll step aside here because you can still see behind me scorched remnant of what

started out as a car fire but quicklye involved in the suspicious death investigation. one day after a man's body was found in the burning car in southwest philadelphia, there are still, more questions then answers. >> right now it is still very much a in mystery, we're classifying it as a suspicious death, the homicide unit is investigating it and we will see where it goes. >> reporter: homicide detectives are handling the case with no witnesses and very little evidence. fire crews responding to a car fire in the 4700 block of fort mifflin road wednesday afternoon, discovered the man's body in the driver's seat in the middle of the flames. body burned beyond recognition, a gas can, found inside of the car. >> first thing we will find out, cause of death, from the medical examiner's office. so we will find out how the the individual was killed, if it is a murder then we will proceed that way during a full blown murder investigation and try to get to the bottom of who did this. >> reporter: detectives are scouring the area in search of surveillance video with a

near business nearly a a mile and a half away. >> i have detectives back out the at the scene we're looking to see if anyone witnesses anything or has any information, we are scouting area for any potential video cameras. >> reporter: remote scene runs parallel to the philadelphia international airport runway. as cars, went by the charred remains of what has become a suspicious death investigation. right now police are using dental record to try to identify this victim meantime. we have learned that the carries registered to someone in south philadelphia. that is very latest for now we're live from southwest philadelphia natasha a brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". okay, thank you very much. a worker who was injured this week in an accident at king of prussia mall has now died. thirty-six year-old joseph icovino pass away in the hospital. police say he and another man were cutting electric cables on monday, but then one was still energized.

iocovino was shocked and police found him unresponsive when they arrived. the other man suffered only minor injuries. a tour bus carrying the co lead singer of the lady antbellam burst into flames on a highway near dallas. hillary scott the posted on twit their a tire blew this morning and as you can see in the slowed down video the back of the tour busy ruperted in to flames shortly thereafter. her tour manager spoke to our dallas sister ktvt. >> the main thing have been on the bus was safe. nobody was hurt. we had hill willry on the bus but she's safe. everybody is safe. we're all okay. >> they were headed to arlington, virginia in the academy of country muse ache ward which air this is sunday right here on cbs-3. truck catches fire in burlington, new jersey this morning. chopper three on the scene of that incident that happened at connecticut drive around 10:30 a.m. no one was injured. no word on what cause that had fire.

eleven students are injured when a school bus crashes in gloucester township this happened on cross keys road police say bus was heading to the nearby camden county technical school when it was sideswiped by an suv. there were 39 student on board the bus, the injured students were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police are investigating the crash and have not said yet whether they will file charges. what a beautiful day to day, sunny, 70 degrees, but tomorrow the rain comes back. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with what we can expect, kathy. >> will it be a weekend spoiler, that is the the question. right now we are looking at a really good day with plenty of sunshine and a a lot of warmth to go around. temperatures in the 70's and some 60's a across the delaware valley. take a look at the numbers. right now we are looking at very warm temperatures, 69 in the city, 66 in wilmington. 68 degrees in millville. in the poconos already 61 degrees. average high for this time of the year in the city around

64. so above normal for a change. on storm scan three you can see rain from the west our next weather maker but it will take its time getting here. you'll see by late tonight temperatures in the 50's throughout most of the region and we will be seeing the rain moving from the west, by 7:00 a.m. the rain will be here, and we're talking about a slow morning commute through the lehigh valley, temperatures in the 50's along the i-95 corridor philadelphia to the north and west, 60 in the city, 59 degrees in doylestown with rain at 6:00 a.m. and rain through south jersey you can see the shore is dry but 59 degrees as you move toward vineland for that morning rush. so coming up this is what we expect overnight that rain moves in after about 2:00 a.m. wet morning commute and up to about .3 of an inch of rain. coming up we will talk about when the sky will clear, the warmest day of the year is coming our way this weekend. a soaker in the seven day. one thing you get in this forecast is a lot of change,

i'll see you later on in the broadcast, if i decide to come in. >> yes, stay out there thanks very much. a florida man arrested for flying a gyro copper in restrict air space and landing on the lawn of the u.s. capitol was in federal court today. the 61 year-old postal worker said he was making a political statement but his stunt has become much larger. cbs news reporter craig boswell will have more from washington. >> reporter: federal judge is allowing doug hughes to return home to florida but not in the gyro copper he arrived in on wednesday. hughes was charge, with knowingly operating an unregistered craft and violating national defense air space. he is now you banned from operating any flying vehicles. >> did it go like you expect. >> reporter: the 61 year-old mail carrier landed on the west lawn of the capitol with the letter to each member of the congress about campaign finance reform. >> terrorist don't announce their flights before they take off. >> reporter: he plan the flights year in advance talking about it with both

tampa bay times and secret service. >> there will be a lot of people at the table anting questions here everyone from faa, military, capitol police secret service as well who had their hand in the stew pot here. >> reporter: home land security secretary jay johnson says hughes literally flew right through highly restrict air space. >> it may provide an opportunity for law enforce many agencies including the secret service to review you their procedures. >> reporter: video shows the flight path near washington monument and white house. some witnesses questioned early reports that hughes was arrested immediately after landing. >> it took me five to six minutes to get to him. then there was still no capitol police or anything. >> reporter: hughes faces four years in prison and due back in court next month. craig boswell for cbs news capitol hill. police are asking for public's help identifying suspect in the vicious attack yt a 7-eleven on temple university's campus. take a look at the this video you can see the man enter the store on march 22nd and begin

punching a customer standing there at the counter. that 19 year-old victim was hospitalized with facial injuries. if you you recognize this suspect give police a call. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 how do you get rid of bed bugs inside a rental car. that is one way to do it. we will tell you how this battle led to a giant explosion that sent him to the hospital. >> not the best way, we know that. also tonight a hunter is in the cross hairs, comedian ricky gervais tweets a photo that shames a woman seen smile next to the giraffe that she had killed. that tweet led to worldwide anger, we will tell you how she's defending the the picture and the hunt that led to that giraffe's demise. you filed your taxes, what about that refund, before you go wild with the sudden wind fall consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with how to make the the most of your money up next.

new york driver's a attempt to cure bed bugs nearly turns deadly. do you see this car's rupert nothing to flames? police say on long island this man noticed bed bugs in his rental car. he puts some rubbing alcohol on the car thinking that would kill the bugs. then he lit a cigarette. >> oh. >> then the the car went up in flames. >> the driver suffered first and second degree burns. police say it doesn't look like he will face charges. comedian ricky gervais tweets a picture of the hunt are smiling next to a dead giraffe and now that hunter is facing criticism and even

death threats. >> cbs news correspondent vladamire, shows us the controversial world of big game hunting. >> reporter: photo shows big game hunter rebecca a francis lying next to the giraffe she had just killed. comedian ricky gervais tweeted out image on monday writing what must have happened to you in your life to make you want to kill a beautiful animal and then lie next to it smiling. that post set off an on line assault of threats and outrage direct toward francis. one comment reading hope one day shoots rebecca. another saying she should be hunted down. many more calling it disgusting. francis who appeared on the series eye of the hunt er says this particular animal was already close to death. in a statement she wrote he could be wasted or utilized by the local people. i chose to honor his life and i do not regret it for one second. >> in africa when we hunt there we're paying a certain number of dollars, for each animal, part of that money is used to provide the

conservation, for particular animals. >> reporter: gervais, an animal rights activist dismissed notion of equating hunters with conservation is in in this 204 radio interview. >> let's put this in context. imagine someone saying there is a guy he will give a million-dollar to cancer research, all he wants is to shoot one cancer patient. >> reporter: francis has been attacked in the past for posting images of her kills but her supporters insist this hunt had a meaningful purpose with this giraffe she knows she's providing enough meat to almost feed that village a month and she has accomplish something and something to be proud of. >> reporter: while number of african giraffes in the wild has dwindled the species has remain off the endanger lettered. cbs news, new york. in fact, more than 140,000 giraffes roamed africa in 1999 according to the giraffe conservation but that number is less than 80,000.

adrian peterson is a minnesota vikings again. nfl a announced that the 30 year-old star running back rejoin the team five months after being suspended for allegations of child abuse. the peterson was a accuse odd punishing his four year-old son too harshly by whipping him. although's voided jail time with the no contest plea did he receive probation, community service a and $4,000 fine. nfl says any further violation will result in additional discipline. well philadelphia has reached another major musical milestone, we will of today's big announcement coming up. caught on camera a giant wave hits a tourist standing on cliff and sweeps her out to sea. now she's talking about her brush with death. time magazine has unveiled its list of the one hundred most influential people in the world, the insider's michael yo will be along live with some of the biggest celebrities to make the cut. we will be right back.

old warehouse in the fishtown neighborhood is transformed into a live music and entertainment venue. >> "eyewitness news" was at former ajacks medical company building at 1,000 frankford avenue today this building will be rehabbed in the new facility called philmore philadelphia it is scheduled to open up in the fall and will be able to open up 2500 people and have have state of the art technology for live concerts. >> this is just another element in the revitalization

of fishtown. we are excited to be part of it. on major nights we will have a couple hundred people working for us at the fillmore. >> venue will have a club within the club call a foundry on the top floor and that is more intimate space to showcase smaller acts. >> so exciting. >> fillmore is a great name in rock history. it will be a a lot of fun. >> and a lot of fun to be outside today. i didn't want to come in. >> gorgeous. >> today is the day to be outside, and the rain will not come until overnight. that is good news. temperatures range from high of 69, and even 59, a across the region. you'll see all those observations at bottom of the screen courtesy of our eyewitness weather watchers. and, take a a look from the city to the shore, cloud rolling in, and, from campbell's feel to the bridge and city in the background. high cloud rolling in. those cloud will thicken as those next storm systems roll n down the the shore we have temperatures in the the 50's. we have ocean influence.

that won't stop people to get a jump start on the season walking the board get something exercise after a long winter and a long spring. our eyewitness cam takes to us mays landing, john sent in this great picture of the cherry blossoms popping it doesn't, take long and, in the 70's, and and, and, on the mapel, the juniper and the alder, and rain to moderate high range. but saturday and sunday we will get more warmth and more win, and that is sky rocketing. plan on taking that allergy medicine over the course of the weekend. right now in philadelphia 69. sixty-nine in allentown. sixty-one in the poconos. sixty-six in millville. the atlantic city at the airport 9 miles inland we have 64 degrees. look at what that ocean influence is doing on shore flow keeping it cool down the shore, 55 in barnegat light. ocean city 58.

fifty-seven in avalon. sixty in cape may. rehoboth beach with the easterly win. ocean water temperature 48 degrees. it will take a while to warm that up. future weather shows a few spotty showers by midnight but the legal thrust of the rain moves in after 3:00 a.m. by 7:00 a.m. along that i-95 corridor. light to moderate rain and then we will get a midday break, and, out to lunch, and, the scattered showers in the afternoon maybe isolated thunderstorm but by the evening, and, pretty much out of there. and then we have morning showers, and quarter of an midday break and then afternoon shower isolated storm. that is just about it with that particular system. here's something to look forward to only 15 days until average high is 70. thirty-eight days until memorial day unofficial start of the summer season. forty-seven days until the average high is 80, and then 65 days, until the official start of summer. overnight low temperature of

56 with the rain moving in. during the day tomorrow around 70, with showers in the morning, some showers in the afternoon, and in the three day forecast we are looking a head to some warmth, after tomorrow we will dry it out and it looks decent. so for saturday the high of 76. warmest day yet, sunday nice with the high of 64. that is your three day forecast, next half an hour kate has very latest on what to expect next week, in the meantime we will take a short break and we will be right

the time, 100 most influential list has arrived but not without a little controversy. >> is there always controversy associated with this. let's check with michael yo who joins us from hollywood with more from the insider hi

michael. >> hi guys chris and jessica, annual list is out and tonight we are break down magazine's expect ape unexpected cover crew. here's the insider in 60 seconds. >> it is a real thing, anything that happens with time magazine let alone the 100 list. it is a huge privilege for me. >> bradley cooper is humbled by the honor afforded for his role in american snipper. >> i had no idea that the movie would have. >> every time i say something that is extremely truthful, out loud it breaks the the internet. >> reporter: kanye would be the first to tell you he deserves the the title of times titan but surprise to many to see him grace cover which hits stand tomorrow. >> most important thing to me is like while i'm here, while we're having fun, going to sleep and breathing oxygen and living life. >> reporter: times leader uni vision network jorge ramos. >> i think part of my responsibility is to speak

for, other immigrants who don't have have a voice. >> reporter: while african-american ballerina misty copeland is their pioneer. >> i never thought i could make a career out of something i enjoyed doing. >> i love misty. she's beautiful. she should be able to make any list, she wants thank beautiful. >> she's so talented. what about kanye breaking the internet, what do you think about him being on the cover. >> i love kanye being on the cover because regardless if you love him or hate him it was a great move for time magazine because he always causes controversy with kim and that is why we're talking about to it day, chris and jessica. >> i seen that vogue cover a year ago. >> blew up the internet. >> yes, thanks very much. influential, in fashion, influential in music and influential in everything. see michael yo tonight and every week night on the insider at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> still to come, hour to get the most out of your tax refund. plus, sectioning and d.a.

lecturer, middle school students in west philadelphia got lessens in life. i'm pat ciarrocchi, you'll be surprised to learn what got the biggest response. also ahead tonight a local bridge shut down thanks to a sink hole is now getting replaced, we will tell you what it means for thousands of drivers who use that bridge every day. then new at 6:00 as property values continue to shrink, one new jersey county is getting creative with how to deal with its budget woes. we will tell you the building officials are putting up for sale.

i'm chris may with some of the day's top stories for you. "eyewitness news" has new surveillance video from the hit and run monday in kensington in which this car was involve. we have learn that the little boy david alycia who was injured has now died. his mother who was also hurt has been released from the hospital. the reward is up to $20,000. homicide detectives investigate a mysterious death in southwest philadelphia. a man's body was found inside of a burning koran fort mifflin road there on wednesday. investigators say a gas can was also found in that car. tour bus for lady antbellam singer burst into flames on a texas highway. she was on her way to this weekend's academy of country

music award when a tire blue but but she escaped safely. so nice we could not keep kate bilo inside. the she's down on dit worth park. hi there kate. >> hi there chris what a beautiful day it is. folks have said it is too beautiful to come inside. turf sit outside with the new fountains and i think they will have a outdoor zoomba class at 6:00. great day right now. let look at what we are looking at, we are calling it a seven day spoiler, day you want to look forward to the in the seven day saturday. day you want to look out for is monday. coming up with the full seven day forecast i will tell you why, stay tune, we will have it in a couple minutes, live from dilworth park with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much. new at 5:30, life lessons from philadelphia's district attorney. seth williams went to a west philadelphia middle school to talk about bullying and gave the students there an education on handling their young lives. pat ciarrocchi was there. >> reporter: hand shot up in

quick response i just thought someone was bringing a gun to the bus. >> reporter: the gun was to intimidate a bully. city school on walnut a private school in west philadelphia brought district attorney seth williams into meet its 60 middle schoolers. because bullying cyber bullying, and sexting can be gateways to big trouble. >> too many people young people in philadelphia resolve conflict through violence. someone steps on your sneaker and they he shoot someone. >> reporter: lauren johnson is petit who had played dodge ball in public schools. >> they want me standing next to her. they held me out of the gate. >> reporter: is that scary. >> it was embarrassing. >> reporter: children bullied often suffer from anxiety, unhappiness, loneliness the d.a. came to tell these young people that there is a place to turn. calvin bellies a seventh grader. i. >> i learn that i can talk to my parents, a teacher, even the guidance counselor about any problem that i had with

cyber bullying and bullying period. >> reporter: shawn white had to walk away from one time friend. >> the reality is what we are doing to get it correct and prosecuted. >> reporter: pressure to send sexually explicit messages in middle school has increased. >> i will never do it. i don't see the point in it. in your mind you have to know even the person who you can trust the most they can send it to anybody. >> reporter: surprised students learned that the common denominator for 70,000 arrests in philadelphia this year was not, finishing high school. >> i really want to change the world. >> reporter: this is a start. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news tonight a corruption invest involving penndot rather has led to the arrest of the contractor. christopher was a arraigned in bridgeport montgomery county today. prosecutors alleged that he hired people as personal favors, to a district engineer, and also ordered his own workers to over bill

penndot, bilking the the department out of more than a million. his attorney says he looks forward to clearing his name. >> today was simply preliminary arraignment. we handed a copy of the charges. he maintains a excellent reputation in this community and will continue to do so. when we review anything, we will comment on it. we will look forward to the criminal just advertise process working. >> reporter: he becomes the 13th person charged in over billing schemes in these sixth district. in oklahoma, a law maker is calling for an independent review of tulsa's reserve deputy program following the the fatal shooting of the suspect there. now, training record for that volunteer deputy robert bates, who has now been charged with manslaughter are reportedly under scrutiny. in an exchange caught on police cameras bates claims that he accidentally fired a hand gun believing it was a stun gun. now the tulsa world reports that supervisor at sheriff's office were told to forge

bates training records. >> what we were told is that the supervisor were told to sign off on, 250 hours of training, most of that he did not have virtually all that he did not have and then the supervisors at the gun range were told to sign off on his handgun qualifications even though did he not qualify. >> reporter: newspaper also reports that three supervisor refused to sign forged record and all were rhea sign. sheriff's office has denied that newspaper report to cnn. crews spent the night in southern california battling a brush fire take a look at the scene in san ber nature dino county. flames were contained after a few hours and at least 20 acres of land were burn. in one was injured though and no buildings were damaged. a military helicopter makes an emergency landing on a beach in southern california. the ch53e super stallion touchdown safely in delimar shores shortly before noon after an oil pressure warning.

no injuries were reported here. hazardous materials team was dispatch to the beach to clean up any toxic substances left behind by that helicopter. well penndot is fast tracking an emergency project to replace sink hole damage reply mouth roth bridge. >> reporter jim melwart has more from the project on reply mouth township. >> reporter: bridge has been closed since last march traffic headache for the more than 15,000 cars that would use this route to get to germantown pike and blue route on a daily basis. penndot is fast tracking a replacement a target dates of august 31st of this year and stiff penalties for a contractor if that date is not met. penndot spokesmen gene blum after closed after august 31st the contract calls for a $20,000 a day penalty. >> reporter: new bridge replacing this one built in 1962 will be drilled in the bedrock with other features to prevent any future sink hold or ground shifting from affecting it. in plymouth township jim melwart for kyw news radio for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the the mayor of philadelphia michael nutter announced a new campaign that aims to end veterans homelessness. they call it philly vets home 2015. the mayor declared that all homeless veterans will be off city streets and in housing by november 11th which is veterans day. city has been working on this milestone for years in partnership with other governmental agencies and non-profits. >> i want to make sure when we do find, that it is rare not rio curing and very brief. >> reporter: back in january new orleans announced it had effectively ended veterans homelessness becoming first major u.s. city to achieve that goal. did you get a tax refund this year? many americans have either received one or have one on the way. there are many ways to hand that will mini wind fall. >> three on your side reporter jim donovan found some decisions are smarter than

others. he has advice on making the most of your money. >> reporter: majority of americans who filed a tax return as of april 3rd received a refund. average pay out topping $2,800. but before going wild with that wind fall cameron huddlesson of personal finance web site kiplinger.com says look at the the big financial picture. >> don't take on anymore dent pay off debt you have, that is an instant return and it is certainly not as exciting as something new and shiny but it will feel so good next month when you get that bill and your ballies zero. >> reporter: if credit card balances are already, in check, build an emergency fund. >> anything can happen. you might have wisdom teeth that need to be pulled , emergency surgery and you have a high deductible on your health insurance you need to have machine toy cover those emergencies. so stash it away in an interest bearing savings account, that you can access easily in case there is an emergency. >> reporter: if you do feel the urge to splurge, do it in

a meaningful way. huddleson recommend putting the cash in the summer vacation fund so the tab won't go on a credit card later this year. if you you owe a refund but still waiting, check the status of your return by checking the where's my refund tab on the irs web site irs dot golf. >> good tips there. >> people always spend the whole thing. divide it pay off half of the bills and then go crazy with the other. >> let's hope in one has to do to it fill a tooth, there are better things. >> it is already like pulling teeth with the irs. >> jim thanks. a doughnut goes where no doughnut has gone before, coming up how two brothers put a pastry into a space. then a student saved after a giant wave swept her off a cliff, it is an incredible story, we will tell you how tourist came to her rescue. do you ever fine yourself distract or hard time focusing. a new pair of eye glasses could help coming up how technology helps train your

brain, kate? and jessica, beautiful afternoon here at dilworth park but cbs-3 mobile weather lab we have a temperature of 69.4 degrees and everyone is out enjoying this day, we will tell you how long it last and if we have any warmer weather in the weekend coming up when we come right

philadelphia works cut the the ribbon on the brand new career links center a one stop shopping concept that streamlines the process of job seekers and employers. the new center will offer all sorts of employment services in one place. employers can go to the centers to recruit people directly. it is a location at suburban station that is first of four centers to be opened, in the center, in the city in 2015. well, now time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger a has more. >> reporter: by now your tax return should be done and if you found the task of completing them less difficult than most perhaps a career in accounting could be for you. the profession has had expanded, as tax code have become more complicated.

businesses are forced to comply with strict financial reporting requirements making accountants key employees in every organization. accountants examine, analyze and interpret accounting record. they prepare financial statements, give advice or audit and evaluate statements prepared by others. here in the philadelphia area the median wage for an accountant is $78,530. although many earn well in the six figure range, the most highly compensated accountants work in the field of security, commodities and financial services firms. they hold tight unless areas like product control and pricing, internal audit tax specialist and deputy controller. even if you don't make it to the top, accountants are often the the most easily employed professionals because they possess such a fine tune skill set. i'm jill schlesinger for

caught on tape some amazing video now from ireland. >> shocking scene when a tourist gets swept into the sea by a giant wall of water. the student, who is from india, was hit by that water, just as the wave crashed into the rocks, where she was standing, she fell into a hole, remarkably she suffered only a shot earth left ankle

and some cuts and bruises. >> the water carboned my fall so when i finally fell the impact was not as great as it could have been. next to me was a boulder and i held on to it. >> well that young woman is now recovering in the hospital in gallway a paramedic will receive a special award for bravery after he got involved in that woman's dramatic rescue but boy she's lucky to have survived that what a image. >> yes. >> power of mother nature incredible. great day to get outside and enjoy all mother nature has brought to us day. >> that is true, meet the role goodies kate bilo is live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab doing just that kate. >> reporter: you know what, it is such a great day to be outside what a great place to be in the middle of the city. i talk to a few people that work around here and love having a spot to sit and relax on a beautiful spring day. few cloud moving in now i'll tell you why in just a moment. you can see dilworth park with people sitting relaxing,

walking around. in the back they will have assumeba class at 6:00. i cannot promise i will take part in the class but we will bring that as part of the spring training they do at outdoor activities for people to get involved in. flowers are all planted, blooming, budd on the trees, it definitely feels like spring out here. lets bring you back to the cbs-3 mobile weather land and check with our eyewitness weather watchers who are providing great temperature updates and current conditions but really great picture. the the temperatures in the 70's. we have 71 degrees with jim. he is in media seeing 60's, 70's. cooler along the coast. look at this report 56 degrees near atlantic city. the this is from bill a pleasantville weather watcher. he sent us a pretty picture of the beach today but it is cooler. sunny, beautiful but temperatures only in the 50's along the the coast ape that is because of the south east terly win. lets go out to storm scan three and see what is happening outside right now. notice, looking across the

region there are some showers lurking just off to the west. the those will eventually get here but not until overnight tonight. it is a thick band of showers first off lets go to future weather and show you zoom in view and time out these showers. we have 6:00 friday morning when steady most numerous of the showers will come through. wake up tomorrow morning to cloudy skies little glummy and damp. by 9:00 a.m. moving forward showers will begin to decrease, and then there is a break mid afternoon, by 2:00 p.m. a few breaks but scattered showers still in the forecast. another round could come through around five or 6:00. not a wash out, steady rain in the morning but showers at anytime, what to expect for your friday, showers mainly in the morning about a quarter inch midday break and then watch for another round to develop in the afternoon. if we do get any sun that could promote formation of more showers across the region. the let's skip ahead to saturday because as we zoom out saturday is a a clear, beautiful sunny day all across the north east and

mid-atlantic. is there 3:00 p.m. by sunday afternoon cloud creep toward us, most of sunday is sunny and dry but look at that rain to the west and that will get in by sunday night putting an end to the stretch of nice weather. overnight tonight cloud increase, showers will arrive late tonight or early tomorrow morning and a tomorrow is just a cloudy day, still mild with high in the mid 60's but scattered showers across the area during the day. your seven day forecast, well we have got cloud for your friday again, those showers, steady in the morning, sun in the afternoon still mild but saturday, makes up for all of that 76 degrees with sunshine that would be the the warmest day so far this year. sun day not bad, cooler but dry, rain comes in up day night into monday and then we will clear things out in the day tuesday. so back here live it the has been a beautiful day tomorrow have the umbrella but if you don't have plans for saturday i suggest you get on the phone and make plans. you want to be outside. cook out time on at the day for sure as we head in the mid 70es a. we will have more at 6:00 but

for now back to you in the studio. >> kate, thanks. trend to go day more proof as if we needed any that doughnuts are out of this world. two brothers in swede's attached cameras to the wet he balloon and propel it to the farther reaches of the universe. it got 20 miles up and balloon pop. but doughnut ended up in the lake. it had some good views. >> wow, as you om. >> we're home. >> i have to resus taste chris may, internet too very excited it exploded with the release of the second trailer for long anticipated star wars episode seven, the force awakens. it features voice of mark hamill and harrison ford and chewb aka. that movie comes out december 18th. a lot of talk about what everything means in this trailer. >> i'm warning you i will be insufferable, if we could push a button and go.

they had a huge star wars event, and debuted that. people were not expecting it. people were in tears watching 110 seconds of pure sci-fi brilliance. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" can a pair of eye glasses keep your brain focused. >> we will tell but new wearable tech for people who get easily distracted. >> next.

it is not too late to grab your free coffee at wawa for wawa days in honor of the convenient store's 51st anniversary wawa is giving away coffee to its customers today. on this day april 16th, 1964, the company opened it first is toker in folsom, delaware

county. wawa anticipates giving away more than 1.5 million cup of free coffee today there is a wawa right by my house and i saw many people coming out with trays of coffee. >> getting their caffeine fix. if you have a hard time getting focused with all of the digital technology out there today, it is certainly easy to get distract. >> a special pair of glasses that monitors brain activity may bring things into focus. hanna daniels now takes a look. >> you have your phone next to you, your computer, you have chat windows going on. >> reporter: all of the technology of today's world distracts spencer rot while working so he is trying special glasses that are supposed to help improve his focus. >> it is helping me train my brain that focus is more natural and more like an instinct, the rather than something i have to force myself to do. >> reporter: this new brain training device is called narmust, mother and son developers lynncy and devon greco says glasses read brain act a it. when you are fully

concentrating the lenses are lighter. the company says while working to keep glasses clear users train their brain to focus. >> you are getting constant feedback on what your brain is doing and very gently, it is subtlely changing the intensity of what you see. >> reporter: there are other brain monitoring devices on the market that incorporate meditation and there are brain games that can improve focus but neuro science expert heather berlin believes there are cheaper ways to do it. a simple change of routine even exercise can improve focus. >> changing up your environment, our learning something new, can lead to neuro place cystty forming new connections and that is healthy for your brain. >> reporter: rot says the glasses make a difference. >> i will be working and glasses have been cleared a long period of time and reassuring. >> reporter: they cost about $300. hanna daniels for cbs news new york. >> i need some of those. >> me too. >> walk around with those on. >> that is "eyewitness news"

at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 new developments in a story we have been following closely. a two-year old boy critically injured in the hit and run in kensington has died. tonight as search for suspect intensifies we have new video of the car police are looking for. also a stranger to the rescue, and thinks all caught on camera, see the moment a man fell off a septa platform and commuter jumped to his aid, kathy in. chris, skies will stay partly cloudy right the through the evening. rain arrived overnight, so what does this mean for friday and your weekend, we will take a look at that with the seven day forecast. >> reporter: facing lower property values and higher tax rates cumberland county getting create turf balance their budget. coming up i'll tell you which important building they are selling to make money. right now at 6:00 o'clock a family, says good bye, a little boy is injured in the

hit and run crash, has died, and tonight police have released new video of the car involved in this tragic crime. the reward in this case is growing, and it now stand at $20,000. good evening, to you i'm yes sir contact dean. i'm chris may. police are hoping that this new clear image of the suspect's car will lead them to an arrest. in the meantime we are hearing from the relatives of this young victim. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in kensington where a family is desperate for answers tonight, matt? >> reporter: chris and jessica we have spoke to the family of two-year old david alycia in the long ago as you might imagine they are both upset and angry and they want the two suspects in this case to turn themselves in. surveillance video shows how fast it was going, four door infinity sedan flying down masher street, soon after police say the car struck david and his mother and then sped away turning on to lehigh avenue. >> it is a very hard time for everybody,