nt up in flames. that fire then spread to a next door neighbor's unit. fire fighters were here putting that out. meanwhile, the daughter the rick tim here 24 year-old female was brought to the hospital, we understand that she has a severe leg injury according to family members and friend of the family that leg actually was cut off as a result of this incident. we now know that the person, that was driving the suv is somebody that has family and friend and are familiar with them. we understand that police, had a description of what direction they went and what area the driver of the vehicle lives at or frequents. we have not heard of any arrests but we will bring you more details as they become available. reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also tonight a big break in another hit and run accident. authorities say that they have recovered the car that hit a two-year old boy in kensington. "eyewitness news" was first to show it to you live today as police tell us it is a

positive match to the car seen in this surveillance video and now they have a good idea of who was behind the wheel. a couple from central pennsylvania, turned that car into authorities after seeing it on tv news reports. matt rivers joins us live from kensington where a vigil is scheduled tonight for that little boy killed in monday's hit and run, matt. >> reporter: jessica, this was a major break through for police overnight as you mentioned those two witnesses being able to identify the suspect in this case. police say they do know who they are looking for. they have not released his identity to the news media because they have in the yet been arrested. they are trying to gather more evidence in order to put forward a good arrest warrant and take him into custody but once again that has not happened just yet. meanwhile today on masher street at the victim's home a family struggles to have move forward. "eyewitness news" was first to show you the car police say is one that hit and killed two-year old david alycia on

monday. 2006 infinity was brought to the 19th police district by its owners friday morning but they are not suspects. they had loaned the car to the suspect and when he return it monday they didn't notice anything wrong. >> they didn't notice in damage until the next day and then they put one and one together and aid this may be the car. >> reporter: they will live in williamsport pennsylvania so they drove the car back to philadelphia and cooperated with police helping them identify the suspect. spokesmen for victim's family say they are happy with police progress. >> it is one step of more steps that need to have happened. family is looking for closure. >> reporter: in the meantime raw emotion and a i am prompt you vigil for the young boy his grandmother shedding tears for little boy everyone seems to have love, all of these people showed up from the light house community sent's cross the street, a place where david's mom josey works. >> bottom line is you feel like you don't have enough tears in you to cry for david. >> reporter: cry for david they say, and for swift

closure to a difficult case. >> they have to make justice with this situation, because it is not ferreter report once again no arrests so far made in this case but police are confidence that they will be making an arrest in the near future. meanwhile tonight in about an hour an a half a vigil that is expect to be attended by david's family members and another vigil also scheduled for sunday at 2:00 p.m. live from kensington, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". matt, thank you. to coming up 59:30 we are digging deeper in the deadly hit and run in southwest philadelphia that claim life of the four year-old boy. police now know who the driver is in that incident but she still has not turned herself in. why that delay? we will bring you more on that at 5:30. in the news room which has been buzzing with the news that the flyers have fired yet another head coach craig berube out the the door. leslie van arsdal joins us

now. it is not so much the result but process that is had has fans scratching their head. >> so surprising but wednesday we were there when they said they had not made a decision. thursday night apparently there had been a decision made and craig berube was informed this morning. we have james palmer who was there at that official announcement this afternoon and he joins us live from chickie and pete's, hi, james. >> yes, the chief is now without a tribe. craig berube had a winning record over his two seasons with the flyers but failed to make the the playoffs and general manager ron hextall says one of the aspects of his friend's coach style was the exact reasons for his dismissal. >> in the end the decision was made because i didn't feel like craig got enough out of our group. there is a bunch of individual therefore collectively, so last night a made a decision and spoke to craig this morning. >> i don't think they had motivation. that is on the coach.

you've got talent. how do you go zero-seven-five against non-playoff teams. that has to fall on the coach and how he gets guys ready to play and that is yes is ultimately gone. >> it is hard. my responsibility toys do what is right for my organization. i felt like this is right but you have the personal side. he is a good friend of mine. i get a lot of respect for craig and i admire it a lot but in the end, you have to do what is right for your organization. >> reporter: fans at chickie and pete's agree with hextall and move he made. they also believe it is time for a cultural change within the flyers organization. >> when holmgren moved up and hextall came in they should have just went outside the organization. hopefully hextall can come in and bring his own guy in, hopefully somebody out of the ordinary or some young guy from the minors but they need some fresh blood in here, you know what i mean, too much of the same old flyers hanging around the rink and fans are tired of it.

>> i had a chance to ask hextall who he is actually looking at to be berube's replacement. he has not compiled a list, it is wide opened including people even outside of the nhl. james palmer in south philadelphia at chickie and pete's cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much, he did say he does want someone in place by the draft. this will be the fifth coach for the flyers to start a season in nine years. that is a lot. >> that ace the lot. >> but right coach is the coach who wins a cup, we want that. they have to get the job done. >> thanks very much. what do you think about all this, what do you think about the flyers moving out without craig berube? is it the the right call. connect with us on facebook and twitter and use that hash tag cbs-3 chat. we might use your comments on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. jessica. a wet start to the the day for om have us. we are not quite out of the woods just yet but there are good things for the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the the die deck with more kathy.

>> it is warm breezy and cloudy, yes, sir contact and we have showers popping up on storm scan three. they are few and far between that is good news, if you have any plans this evening. they are right along maryland pennsylvania border blowing up this afternoon with that sunshine and as we zoom in you'll see one heading towards new castle county delaware and another one right here near wilmington on the i-95 corridor heading toward salem county and moving toward the north east. could be near chester but looks more likely that it will be heading in to parts of the south jersey. please ab wear of that skies get dark around you, know that it will last a very short time. right now in philadelphia 73. wilmington 72. cooler north and west. allentown 69. poconos 63. watch what happens heat will be peeking tomorrow a sudden surge in temperature and believe it or not we will be chasing summertime temperatures yeah chasing 80. fire threat will rise because of heat and lack of hugh midty and looking for a rainy

damon. that is all coming up when i join you inside, i'll see you later on in the broadcast. >> thanks, kathy. philadelphia police shoot a man armed with two guns in frankford. this is weapon police recovered a glock 9-millimeter just were midnight police were called to the akron and pratt on the report of the gunshots. the as they approached the scene a man darted from the crowd waving a gun. police say they told him to stop and they say, he did not. that is when they fired hitting him in the leg. suspect was in stable condition at last check. a construction worker dies after falling 80 feet at a university construction site that accident happened after 8:00 this morning at this construction site on the 2900 block of chestnut street. fire fighters transported the four two-year old man to presbyterian hospital where he was pronounced dead. no word on what caused that man to fall. murder charges have been filed against a mother and her boyfriend in the death of the two-year old in delaware

county. thirty year-old shanon matthews is facing charges as is 31 year old daniel grafton. back in february authorities were called to the doctor's office in norwood for an unresponsive two years old. little mason hunt was later pronounced dead at a hospital. >> this child has on his body multi wound, multi i am bruises, the victim of being bat order, and being beaten. >> matthews and grafton are behind bars right now. delaware county children and youth services were actively supervising mason and his brother at the time of the mason's death. well, philadelphia police have made a third arrest in the brutal beating of the man at a olney gas station. keisha dougins was arrested on attempted murder charges and other charges overnight. she joins serena yocouple anal

they a galliard who were charged in connection with that attack. the it happened on april 7th and caught on videotape. police say that those women and a few others jumped out of the minivan and then beat the victim with a hammer and a piece of wood, mistakenly believing that he had hit a child. the victim was hospitalized in critical condition. an ohio man accused of prodding a terror attack on a military base or prison pleaded in the guilty in court today. federal indictment says 23 year-old mohammad trained with terrorist in syria and return to the u.s. with plans to kill three or four soldiers execution style. mohammad, a u.s. citizen originally from somalia, already made one court appearance this year when he was brought up on state charges. he faces up to 38 years in prison if convicted. hundreds of the first responders are participating in a home land security exercise in burlington county, "eyewitness news" at joint base maguire dixon lakehurst today.

emergency personnel from across new jersey are conducting search and rescue exercises and they are train to respond to a chemical, biological, and nuclear incident, and those will continue tomorrow. >> still to come here on "eyewitness news" talk about a rude, a waning evening we will tell you about a nap on the airplane got a pass he canner kick off the flight. plus indigo bike shares coming to the neighborhood near you. how does it work and how much does it cost? three on your side has details coming up. do you feel good about your job? i can be a college drop out and dot the same thing good espn reporter us pended after a rant recorded by a together come goes v

this crash was all the buzz in washington state you can say. millions of honey bees were spilled on to a highway, and a semi truck carrying a load of bees overturn while trying to merge scattering the boxes of bees all across that road. police and bee keepers, worked to clear the insects but the driver was not hurt. well, if you live or work in philadelphia, chances are you have seen new bike racks popping up around town as part of the effort to change the way many of us see the city. >> very great idea. it is philly's brand new bike share program and three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes it for a ride. >> reporter: other cities have them and beginning next thursday philly will offer a bike share program too. >> there are hundreds of

people really excited about bike share coming. after we have launched, there will be thousands office people will be using it every day. >> reporter: thinks one of the bikes. >> they have three speeds, it has a basket on the front and basket on the the back. they have automatic lights, that work all the time and they are professionally maintained. >> reporter: you can find them at 70 bike stations that have been set up around the the city. >> you will take a bike, ride it to one of the other stations and you will be on your way. >> reporter: real tap map you can access on the smart phone shows you where they are available to pick up or docks are available for bike drop off. >> now i know there is other locations i'm able to drop it off too. i don't to have come back to the same place i pick it up from. >> reporter: you can purchase ride by the trip $4 for 30 minutes or sign up on line and get a monthly pass for 15 bucks. the the program even accepts cash to accommodate those without a credit or debit card. >> they are trained to make sure that they are able to complete those transactions for you. >> reporter: so fit is.

>> too far to walk, too short or inconvenient to ride transit or too hard to park, bike share is for you. >> reporter: now, the bikes will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. for more information i will post a lincoln cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter feeds. they do in the come with helmets. you need to bring a helmet. >> that is what i said if you ride a bike you better be aggressive about that. >> i was driving one woman starts yelling that is the tv guy. >> it will be wildly popular. >> reporter: i live in olde city i will use it this to get from point a to point b, gets us around, it is inexpensive. >> i'm impressed you found a helmet to fit over your hair, that alone is a job. if he can do it, anyone. >> listen, mr. anchorman have a good weekend. royal baby count down is on, will prince george have a little brother or little sister? what will the new royal be named. coming up bets are placed and we will tell you top contenders. we all know that migraines can be bee debilitating.

what are neck migraines. how do you get relief. our health reporter stephanie stahl will be around to tell

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flowers, cleaned up leaves they even scrubbed down the carousal there. and it is all part of the peco celebration of national volunteer week. don't you just love spring cleaning. >> yes. >> something about it. >> yes. >> doing all that. >> they do a great job out there. it is a beautiful park. >> you sound like, i ammo into spring cleaning. >> don't you love it. >> maybe once a year. >> maybe. >> it is time though, it is definitely time. >> tomorrow will be the day you will just want to be outside. focus on the outside. any lingering leaves, maybe take top off of the pool. it will feel like summer tomorrow. we are looking at temperatures soaring chasing 80 degrees. it will be an amazing day. little bit on the warm side. look at the observations at bottom of the screen courtesy of the eyewitness weather watchers. you can see local temperatures across the delaware valley. one place that is cool, down the shore, ocean city, cape may county it will be warming up over the weekend as our wind become more northerly but you no one seems to mind.

board are busy pretty soon all of the establishment will be opened for business. temperatures around the region looking good right now and in philadelphia, up to 73 degrees. the trenton, 70. atlantic city airport at 73. but look at shore temperatures we have a southerly wind still impacted by that cooler ocean water and temperatures in the 60's 10 degrees cooler but not the so bad, cape may southerly wind at 65. sixty-four in ocean city and barnegat at 65 degrees. on storm can three we are seeing a few ren gate pop up showers here and there just note that if you do see one or it starts to get dark they will last only a few minutes probably five or ten minutes. once we lose daytime heating after about seven or 7:30 we will see any activity dying down. we will watch in the wake of the frontal bound dry things getting quiet tonight and then by tomorrow the warmest air we have even since last october, temperatures, soaring, through the 70's with high pressure to the north and then by sunday we will cool it

down, it becomes breezy, we will get an own shore flow with temperatures in the 60's. all eyes on monday as we see period of rain with the next weather maker moving on in. it will be a bit of the soaker with temperatures only in the 60's. so overnight tonight, we will see the showers long gone skies will clear. low temperature is 56. tomorrow, warming up quickly 78 degrees, and some spots, i think we could touch 80 degrees. the here's a look the at the day. sixty in the morning. by noon 73. 2:00 o'clock 75. 5:00 p.m. going out tomorrow evening, 77. you could go sleeveless. by 8:00 o'clock 71 degrees. warm dry weather will enhance fire danger tomorrow. we have a fire weather watch saturday afternoon and with that we're talking about warm temperatures gusty wind and low humidity with dry fuel. please be aware of. that on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, saturday warm sunday cooler, monday period of rain some heavy effecting both commute the an inch to an

inch of rain on monday. we will be back with more news

this is exciting, royal baby number two is expected any day now. prince william and his wife kate, keeping everybody guessing. they say they don't know if it is boy or girl. >> gamblers are placing bets on the gender, on the name, on the due date, susan mcginnes is on royal baby watch in london. >> reporter: a royal gambling frenzy is underway the at betting shops across britain. >> we're now taking 300, 400 a day and i expect that to go up to thousands a day. it is building and building fast. >> it is definitely a girl. a blonde girl, called elizabeth. >> reporter: if bookmakers have it right prince william and kate will have have a blonde hair girl named alice. >> i doubt the the biggest betties alice. >> it will be a young sibling to peince george. there are wagers on the weight, eye color and who will

carry the new born out of the hospital. >> some of the biggest bets are placed on when kate will give birth at st. mary's hospital in london. while odd favor one day next week even, many like tuesday april 21st, queen elizabeth's eighty-ninth birthday. elizabeth also a top name in the running, long with victoria charlotte anal sandra. some think couple will choose diana in honor of williams mother died when he was just 15. if kate has a would i money is on james or arthur. some believe kate may have revealed what she's hoping for when she wore bright pink at her most recent appearance. in london, susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm going girl but in the because of that coat. >> that is not a clue. >> no. >> i don't think they know. >> one of the the few surprises you can have in life. >> if you are looking for really long odds. >> yep. >> the the new chardonay is paying 100 to one and wayne 500 to one.

>> how about kanye. >> i don't know if that is on the board. >> baby will be fourth in line to the thrown. >> chardonay, we will see can't wait. any day now. coming up next, snoring air passengers can ab annoying but you what would woman did with her sleeping mate, got her kick off the plane. driver suspect in the deadly hit and run in southwest philadelphia has yet to turn herself into police, and a lot of people are starting to ask why. we're live with what police had to say. then new at 61:00 inner city school graduating class of 20 is 15 earning millions of dollars in scholarship money, how did they do it? we will have more on their remarkable

we're continuing to follow wreaking news tonight, search is underway for a driver whom police say intentionally ran down a woman with an suv on north 17th street, in the logan section of the city. the victim's leg was severed in, that incident. during the chaos, the woman's house also caught fire. accident investigators say they are confident that this carries the one that hit and killed a two-year old boy in kensington monday night. cars owners who live in williamsport told police they loaned their car to the

suspect. they turn it over to police today and helped police track down the driver. and the flyers, ended the speculation today, firing head coach craig berube after just two seasons on the bench. the search for a new head coach, begins immediately. kate? after a gray soggy start today, it turnout nice they are afternoon. showers and thunderstorms are few and far between. many staying dry this evening. that will set the stage for a beautiful summer-like saturday to start your weekend. east wind bringing cooler air on sunday and steady rain on monday. but saturday, and sunday actually looking great. we will have the full seven day forecast in a few minutes jessica. >> kate, thank you. breaking news out of tinicum township delaware county police are investigating discovery of a body on little tinicum island. island sits in the delaware river right here near philadelphia international airport. we will of course bring you more information as it becomes available. new at 5:30 latest on the

deadly hit and run in southwest philadelphia. police know who the driver is but many are wondering why she isn't in custody yet. todd quinones has been digging deeper into this and he joins us now with more, todd. >> reporter: jessica, right now there is some frustration here among family members and neighbors we have been talking to. they are wondering why more progress has not been made in the investigation in the death of this four year-old boy. graphic surveillance video which we are not showing captures moment four year-old abdul wilson was run over. >> he had his whole life to live. >> reporter: neighbors are upset the that the driver who fled has not been charged. police indicate a lawyer claiming to represent her has been in contact with the authorities. >> she was quickly getting a lawyer but not quick to stop to help a child. that is in the right. >> reporter: 6:30 monday night the driver of the ford edge hit wilson as he darted out on to south 57th sleet in the kingsessing neighborhood. witnesses say the driver

stopped briefly and as the the boy was lying near her tire he then drove away, running the four year-old over. >> it is a appalling. the the person would not want that to happen to them, somebody hit your people, you want them to stop. >> reporter: after speaking with the suspected driver's lawyer the police recovered the suv in the parking garage near love park. sources indicate that progress is being made in the investigation and that police are working to gather more evidence before the casings any further. but people who are used to seeing little abdul play in the neighborhood are running out of patients. >> just turn yourself n you took somebody's child. it is crazy it is sad. >> reporter: off camera a family members tell me abdul's mother with two other sons right now is heart broken and she just wants justice for her boy. reporting live from kingsessing, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you can understand why todd thanks very much. police in darby boro need

your help as they look for a man who shoot another man over a pair of shoes. this was the scene outside happy inn baron main street. there was a disagreement of some kind that spilled out on to the the street. you can see the suspect waving the gun. then you see the crowd reaction as the shots are fired just outside the range of the camera. police say that this man ronnie read is the man they are looking for they say he shot the victim after the two had that fight. >> incident occurred over an argument inside the bar that mr. reid was stepping on a sneaker of the victim. >> darby police say that reid is known to be in locations both in philadelphia and cash i boro. they consider him armed and dangerous. the victim is recovering tonight from some serious wound. we are hearing from a southwest airlines passengers who says a woman next to him poked him with the pen because he was snoring on the plane. take a look at this video from

on board the plane. lenny was not, seriously injured from the flight from chicago yesterday but he a said he was surprised when a woman sitting next to him woke him up with the sharp jab. >> did it hurt? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. imagine, being asleep and then being stung by bees and waking up and going ouch. >> he says, he has a mark from that pen poke. plane was still on the taxiway at the time and woman was escorted off the plane and, and,. and martin richard, lost his life in the boston marathon bombing and new his parents say that they don't want the man responsible to face the death penalty. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette reports on the reasons why from new york. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev took the life of eight year-old martin richard and two others when he and his brother detonated two bombs at 2013 boston marathon. little boy's parents want to

spare the life of the man who killed their son. bill and denise richard wrote an essay for boston globe explaining their reasoning writing we are in favor of and would support the the department of justice in taking the death penalty off the table in exchange for the the defendant's spending the rest of his life in prison without any possibility of release and waving all of his rights to appeal. >> no interest in a dad who lost his son and doing what a daddies supposed to do. >> reporter: tsarnaev was found guilty earlier this month of all 30 counts. the sentencing phase of the trial when jurors will decide if tsarnaev should be sentenced to death begins on tuesday. the the richard say the past two years have been the most trying of their lives. they were both injured in the blast as were martin's two siblings. they wrote the defendant murdered our eight year-old son, harmed our seven year-old daughter and stole part of our soul. we know that the government has its reasons for seeking the the death penalty but the continued pursuit of that

punishment could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful day of our lives. martin's parent are honoring their son the way that they want. the the organization they founded pot mreight held a 5k run this week. several hundred including martin's brother and dad ran in his memory. wendy gilette for cbs-3 eye bitterness news. pope francis is considering add than a trip to cuba in his visit to september which includes a stop in philadelphia so far no official decision on this pope did play a integral part in helping u.s. and cuba reestablish diplomatic relations. a trip to cuba could be a powerful image. we will have much more on this story coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. our pat ciarrocchi speaks with archbishop chaput about that upcoming papal visit. former lead of the archdiocese of chicago has died. cardinal francis george died friday morning after a long fight with cancer.

cardinal george retired as chicago archbishop in the fall of 204 due to the condition. he was 78 years old. allentown married he had pawlowski is running for u.s. senate in 2016. thirty-nine term mayor will run in the democratic primary. fellow democrat joe sestak has announced he is running for the seat currently held by republican senator pat toomey. mayor pawlowski will hold a campaign rally in fort washington next friday. still to come on "eyewitness news", migraines linked tour neck. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what is helping people bat egg those debilitating headaches. you know about the eagles, flyers phillies what about the the spinners. we are taking a look at philadelphia's professional frisby team, kate. tomorrow will be a great day to play frisby or anything else you want to do outside nice and warm. little tait of summer in the saturday forecast. we will track some rain to finish the last part of

philadelphia is a huge sports town and that goes without saying. do you know we have a professional frisby team. >> that is right the philadelphia spinners represent the the city and major league ultimate and their season starts on saturday. our nicole brewer caught up with the team to learn more about the ultimate team sport.

>> reporter: this is not your average game of frisby. it is called ultimate, and here in philadelphia the the spinners make flying disks a professional sport. >> it is a little bit like football and little bit like soccer and basketball. it has elements in all of those sports. it is seven on seven and you score in the end zone. >> reporter: ahead of the season opener i caught up with the man to learn about the spirit of the game and their unique approach to sports man ship where honesty and integrity are number one and amateur teams self officiate. on this day they welcome one more. >> we want to give you a official complimentary frisby they lesson. >> thank you. >> reporter: with my injuries anyplace i started slowly first with the back hand. >> all right nice. >> reporter: then the flick. >> two fingers, basically right on that lip and then your thumb on top. >> my first attempt amuse to

go the captain nick who gave me a few more pointers. then a after watching pros i tried again. >> nice. >> reporter: i got creator running down disk so we decided catching should come next. >> hand underneath the disk. >> reporter: he was right until the passes got longer. >> flip, flip flip. >> it is a layout. >> reporter: eventually, i got it. >> i'm so out of breath right now. >> it got harder as i watched the a art of the layout. you can do that, right. >> we will try it shorter. >> reporter: i was game but i knew this wouldn't be easy, once twice, yes, a third time not the charm. >> then i remember the spirit of the game. >> then i took a leap of faith and then thanks to my team

made the ultimate catch. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great game. >> well done nicole. >> looks exhaust continuing. >> a lot of fun too. >> if you want to check out spinners in action they do play tomorrow, they are playing boston we have got information on that match on our web site just head to cbs philly.com and click on links and numbers. we will be right back.

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well espn side line reporter who grew up in mount holly, burlington county is making headlines tonight but for all of the wrong reasons. >> brittany mchenry was suspended a week after video emerge of her ber raiding an a i am pound lot attendant in arlington, virginia earlier this month. surveillance footage capture mchenry yelling insults at the employee. she was upset she says because her car was towed

mchenry said she allowed her emotion toss getaway from her in a stressful situations. not pretty. >> no. >> you know what will be pretty, the the weather tomorrow. >> cool segway. >> focus on the good stuff. >> it will be beautiful like a first saturday, that felt like summer, since last summer. >> it felt great. >> can't wait to be outside all day long. and, and, only a few people heading down to the floor and, in the head quarters and, and, you knows with the west wind that we are having tomorrow it is not all that much cooler because we will not having quite that marine influence, coming in off the water. sunday is different. whole lot cooler down the shore on sunday in the city. one more look at a great beach communities, boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, delaware where everybody is outside on the boardwalk enjoying a really nice night.

you know who else is out and about? weather watchers are sending their reports from all across the delaware and lehigh valleys and down the the the shore as well. we are seeing high numbers here. 77 degrees at kyle higgins house, i have been there. kyle my friend 77 degrees in hat the bureau, pennsylvania. heading down into new jersey, 72, checking in with margot in buena vista township. seventy-two and a sunshine. sun was in and out overall nice warm day after a rainy start. we will turn things around today. lets head into delaware where we are seeing temperatures once again in the upper 70's jason's house in middletown 77 with some sun. jason has turn into another beautiful day after morning showers. started out gray but ended up looking fantastic. another look outed window from campbell's field over toward ben franklin bridge and center city philadelphia it looks good. we have got a few cloud here and there but sunnies peeking through. not bad at all this evening. it feels nice and mild outside. but you can see we have a

couple showers popping up. they are few and far between but in northern delaware especially we are seeing a few showers start to move toward wilmington. one right here and another moving further south here south of i-95 along route 40. can't rule out a stray shower or thunder in evening but most of us will get out scott the free which would be nice and dry through this evening. 73 degrees at the airport. seventy-three at the atlantic city airport. cooler at the immediate coast. seventy-two wilmington. sixty-nine in allentown. lets take you through future temperatures. dropping in the 50's tonight. tomorrow morning in the 50's but then by afternoon look at these numbers 4:00 p.m. 77 degrees and that is all a across the region. men atlantic city we have 70. we don't get that marine cooling, cooler along the coast but not drastically cooler. our forecast ted high for tomorrow 78 degreesment that would make it highest temperature since october 14th, as we know it has been a long, chilly winter but we have got this beautiful

day to look forward to lets resume future temperatures and start off 5:00 a.m. sunday morning. chilly start sunday at 44 at 5:00 a.m. watch what happened at 3:00 p.m. comfortable in the city at 64. lot the at difference. an east wind picks up and temperatures will be in the lower 50's, in atlantic city and wildwood. much cooler on sunday down the shore, in fact almost a full 20 degrees cooler than saturday. here comes the rain, cloud build in by 5:00 o'clock sunday night and 4:00 a.m. monday we have rain and it will be with us through much of the day on monday. as far as tonight, shower early in a couple spots and then clearing, 56, here is your gorgeous saturday 78 degrees with sunshine. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, beautiful weekend, cooler but seasonal. monday's rainy tuesday we will clear out and warm. wednesday and thursday look good. cooler, but below average perhaps by end of the next week but still a decent seven day. now back to you at the desk.

on the healthwatch tonight, we now know migraines can be debilitating for those suffering with neck migraines. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what is helping some people battling these headaches. >> reporter: donna is hoping the the treatment she's about to have will finally stop her migraine headaches. >> they cannulas anywhere from five or six hours a day. >> reporter: she's trying to avoid usual migraine triggers caffeine, red wine, check late, nothing help. donna falls in the group whose migraines are triggered by nerves in the neck. >> essentially the joints start rubbing and that irritate the nerve that goes from the back of your neck to the back of your head and off set and trigger a migrate. >> reporter: the procedure she's having should tell if those nerves are the problems. >> we block the nerve that goes to the joint in the neck which may be the trigger. >> reporter: under x-ray guidance drop inject a long acting anesthetic numbering the nerve. >> i went three solid days without a headache. >> reporter: since she's

getting relief, doctors plan to use radio frequency on the nerve which could provide at least a year of migraine relief. now migraines are caused by lots of different things. doctors say if you are looking up at a tv and computer screen causes neck pain and tightness which triggers a headache that is a a good indication that migraine is caused by a nerve problem in the neck. we should also tell you these injections don't work for everybody, some people it is a great relief. >> just listening to her describe what that feels like good it does look like a very i am is is many procedure. >> yes. >> good relief. >> fit works, that is

bigger superstars of country music are tuning their gi farce for the biggest events of the year. >> organizers for the country muse ache ward are hoping to set a world record for most attended live award show ever. cbs news correspondent susan marquez reports from arlington, texas. >> ♪ >> reporter: miranda lambert warmed up her pipes for sunday's academy of country music award. lambert lead the pack with eight nominations and will also perform. blake shelton and luke brian returns as host. >> to me this is like the

mecca of country music fans. >> ♪ >> reporter: remember a macintyre with garth brooks, george straight, and other artists will be honored with a 50th anniversary milestone award, celebrate ago collections in acin m history. what is it like to be on the receiving even. >> well, it is very nice. we have gotten to be part of the academy of country music award for many years. that was first award i was ever nominated for in 1981. so we go way back. >> reporter: the country muse ache ward show is not just about looking back, but it is a celebration of the future of country. >> ♪ >> reporter: that includes matte and take, they are up for their hit girl in the country song which features a fun role reversal video. this is their first nomination, and it will be their first, acm award. >> we did not expect that at all. i thought someone was pranking

me. there might be mojoe, because we met in dallas texas. >> reporter: sunday's broadcast could break the the world record for most attended live awards show. susan marquez cbs news, arlington texas. you can see acin m award right here on cbs-3 at sunday night at 8:00. stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11:30. chris and i will be here with beasley and kathy, it will be a fun sunday night. >> looking forward to it. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. developing now at 6:00 a women is another justly injured in what police call an intentional hit and run and unusual chain of event that ended with a house on fire. a horrific accusations in delaware county, prosecutors charged a mother and her boyfriend, in the murder of her two-year old son. kathy? in weather we're talking about mild conditions, and mainly dry through this evening, and then a surge of summer, it is a one hit wonder you don't want to miss in the

seven day. >> reporter: there is an inner city school that has a hundred percent graduation rate and some six million-dollar in scholarship money, going to the class of 2015 you're seeing right now, we will tell you how coming up. now at 6:00 o'clock investigators are closer to bringing another suspect hit and run driver, to justice. good evening thanks for being with us, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. we were first to show you on "eyewitness news" this morning that police now have have the car that hit and killed a two-year old in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the story. >> reporter: nearly five days later and the casings on painful emotions that come along with it still raw on friday, on the street, where it happened. david alycia's grandmother joined two dozen members of the preschool david was set to

attend next year holding a a vigil for the two year old. >> we have period where we are doing better and worse. >> reporter: john, runs that day care and spoke with the family this morning. he said they are trying to keep their spirits up and were happen bye this morning's break through. "eyewitness news" was first to show you car police say was used in the hit and run after its owners turn it in this morning. police say they had lent it to the 19 year-old suspect in the case and did not the notice damage to the front end when he returned it. >> we started to put one and one together and said this may than the the car. >> reporter: they brought the car to police this morning and told them who was driving it. it is progress david mother's josey is thankful for as she prepared funeral arrangements for her young son. >> she wants police to have made the case and be able to know there will be a prosecution going forward but that takes time. >> they have to make justice with this situation, you know, because it is not ferreter report we are expecting david's family to attend the vigil here outside their home on north