we're following a developing story this morning, gunfire erupts on the campus of delaware state university. coming up, what we know about the shooting that left three people injured. and a community mourns the loss of a high school football player, who collapsed and died during a spring work out. and, five teens are under arrest a accused of plotting ab isis inspired attack. we will have more on that as well. today is sunday april 19th, good morning to you thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock on the dot. let's send it over to carol. yesterday, you gave us such a beautiful day. thank you for that. hopefully there is more on the way. >> it was no problem

whatsoever. if i known people wanted weather like that i would have been doing that for months and, and 81 degrees, and it will be cold and, in the 60's and breeze out of the east, it might be cooler then that. look at how pretty, it is once again start to go day abe you can see sun over atlantic city. we have a temperature of 55 degrees. we are looking at the palmyra cove nature park, looking at city of philadelphia very nice start to the day to day and it will be a nice day. storm scan three showing no precipitation out there for us. a few high cloud. there will be more cloud later on in the afternoon and a lot more tonight. we have got a wet change coming by the time we get to overnight time period. fifty-seven at the airport in philadelphia. we have 52 in trenton. fifty-five in wilmington. 40 degrees in the poconos. fifty-three in millville and atlantic city. temperatures today warming up to i would say mid 60's. you might stop at 64 degrees,

there will be a breeze out of the east, but rather cooling direction and expect that during the day as well but still a very nice day, lets put this into motion and you can see as we go through this morning we have clear skies by 5:00 o'clock some cloud start to move in here and as we move in the overnight time period the rain moves in and we will continue to detail the timing on that rain, how much we can expect and when it is all over, that is all coming up nicole. carol, thank you. delaware state the police are now investigating a shooting at a delaware state university greek picnic. three people were shot and injured saturday night at a cook out on the dover campus. for a brief time after that shooting students were told to stay inside of they are dorm rooms while police searched for that shooter. nine student were asked to leave campus. the campus president harry williams says the shooting took place at 8:00 p.m. at the annual cook out. he said victim's names have not been released and it isn't

clear if they are delaware state students. victim injuries are not life threatening and shooter, at least at last check was still at large. philadelphia a homicide detectives, have been call to the scene of the overnight shooting around 1:00 a.m. police were called to the home on the 700 block of north preston street. now inside they found a man with gunshot wound and first floor bedroom. we will update the this store which more details as we get it the throughout our broadcast. willing will bureau police investigating an early morning shooting on the unit block of morecader lane. several suspects were maybe tane. one was air lifted to hospital and received care for trauma there is no word on the condition. members of the st. joes prep community will gather later this morning at a private mass as they mourn loss of the freshman football player, who collapsed and died during practice this weekend. cbs-3's steve paterson spoke with one of his teammates. >> that will hurt for quite a

while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moment before everything changed, like any given saturday, they were shooting the breeze. >> i didn't want to believe it. i was talking to him this morning before he went to practice. he said he would text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old kid jackson would learn just a few hours later it would be last conversation they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph prep freshman brian gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. school spokesperson wouldn't comment on the investigation but promising running back simply collapsed. he was rushed to temple university hospital and pronounced dead. >> he was someone everyone wants to be around. he was funny cool replied, good grade. >> reporter: school officials added to that saying in a statement quote that the st. joseph prep community is deeply saddened by the tragic death of our freshman ryan gillyard and our condolences go out to his parent and

family. ryan was a great person and proud to be part of our community. d.a. vio on was at a track meet during a work out. the teen still in the jersey still tries to believe it believes in this. >> we lost a good one but he is somewhere better now. >> reporter: officials say a private mass is scheduled for sunday morning right back here on the school ground, grief counselors are scheduled to be here throughout the the weekend and throughout next week. reporting from the cam puts of the st. joes prep, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile a child is in the hospital, after she was attacked by a dog in cobbs creek. police say that the the three-year old was sitting with her great grandmother when she was hauled by the dog this happened in the 5900 block of washington avenue around 5:00 o'clock. that child was taken to children's hospital with bite wound to her head and her eye. the she's now in critical condition. police believe that dog was jealous of the child. >> i cannot speak for them i

know they'll val wait the dog. they will test it. and the the fate of the doggies going to be in their hands. >> great grandmother is 84 years old. she was treated for a bite wound on her hand. today friend and family will begin to pay their final respects to the young victim of the hit and run last week in kensington. viewing will be held for two-year old david alycia. he was hit the by a car walking with his mother josephine on mash are street monday night. a funeral will be held for david tomorrow. police have have recovered the car involve in the hit and run crash but so far no charges have been filed. meantime calls for justice at a in memorial service for another young hit and run victim. grief stricken family and friend of latif wilson gathered at bible way temple in west philadelphia wilson was struck and killed by an suv playing with his siblings on 57th street the in southwest philadelphia on monday. the crime was actually captured on camera.

family members want at alleged hit and run driver to turn herself in. well, search is on for a vehicle that struck a young girl in olney. this is all happened at fourth and wellin around 8:00 last night. an eyewitness tells us that the the driver stopped briefly and then took off. the the child was taken to children hospital with serious injuries. police have not released a description of the vehicle or driver. philadelphia police make an arrest in the violent love triangle attack in logan. the officers took a person of interest into custody at the northwest detective after she came in for questioning. now her name has not been released but police say a white dodge durango struck beatrice spence on the 4400 brook of 17th street friday afternoon. a romantic rival was allegedly behind the wheel of the vehicle on the 6000 block of mar vine street yesterday morning. doctors had to amputate spence's leg. a construction worker is critically injured at a site in the fairmount section of the philadelphia.

this all happened on the 1700 block of folsom street around 10:30 in the morning. police say that the the 30 year-old man came in contact with the live wire while working on that property. he was rushed to hahnemann hospital in critical condition. well, five teens allegedly inspired by isis are now behind bars in australia. they are accused of plotting an attack against police officers and a ceremony for military ceremonies. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the details. >> reporter: police say this man 18 year-old and hey friend were plot to go carry out a terrorist attack during a holiday to remember veteran later this month. the the isis inspired plot allegedly included a plan to target police officers in melbourne. the holiday called amsack day is commemorated on april 25th. >> people should turn up at amsack die event in the large et cetera possible numbers. >> reporter: police carried

out seven raid involving hundreds of officers in suburban melbourne early saturday and arrested five men all 18 or 19 years old. >> at 4:00 in the morning, the smashing of glass and i heard men yelling and white flashes going off. >> reporter: all teens had links to a 18 year-old from melbourne. police shot and killed him last year after he stabbed two counter terrorism office are during an arranged meeting. concerns about possible domestic attacks launched by supporters of ice is led australia to raise the country's terror warning level to high last september. three months later a man took 18 people hostage inside of a sidney cafe. he and two hostages were killed. >> this morning's operation is another reminder of the threats facing our community our state and our nation. >> reporter: besam was driven to court where he was charge with preparing for or planning a terrorist a attack. wendy gilette for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". it is 6:09 right now. today marks the 20th anniversary of the deadliest act of home grown terrorism on u.s. soil. on this date in 1995, timothy mcveigh park a rental truck parked with explosives outside alfred murray federal building in oklahoma city, oak a ensuing blast killed 168 people including 19 children. more than 500 others were injured. today dignitaries and families will gather at oklahoma city national memorial to honor and remember those victims. it is 6:10. stranded on the the tarmac passengers, flight attendants and pilots frustrated. coming up next why a quick flight turned into a six hour ordeal. also ahead getting ready to walk 60 miles, see how these komen volunteers are gearing up for a journey all in the name of curing cancer. summer-like temperatures on saturday carol returns to

tell us what we can expect for

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well, take a look at this, a wild fire in car roane a a, california has forced evacuation of 300 homes. that fire was reported late the saturday afternoon after it broke out in the flood basin near a southern california dam.

terrain of the dam has made it very difficult for fire fighters to gain access to that fire f conditions persist fire officials say it is headed straight for a populated area. well terrifying moments for university of connecticut students as a bus they are riding in erupts into flames. the students were heading to boston when that bus caught fire. some student say they complained to the driver earlier in that trip about smelling and seeing smoke. driver apparently did nothing about it. everyone got off safely the the bus company is now investigating. well, bad weather forced flights to denver to be diverted and one flight was a arriving from kansas city. it ended up in colorado springs where passengers stayed grounded for more than six hours. vanita nair shows us how it all played out. >> this is cell even if video shot on board. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: you can see passenger frustration. you can hear it. >> technically they don't to have do anything with us until

we have been out here for three hours. >> reporter: republic airlines operated the united flight grounded by lightening. federal rules state an airline is only allowed to keep passengers on the the tarmac for three hours unless there is a security or safety issue or taxiing in disrupts the airport. the passenger lisa davis said she sat on the tarmac much locker. >> we wound up here 7:24. we were stranded on that plane for seven hours. >> reporter: passengers say pilot told them if they got off the the plane they would miss any connecting flights. they had no air conditioning, were served nothing but water and crackers and claimed the aircraft started to smell. when we reached out to republic airlines they had a different version of the events saying time on the plane had apparently been exaggerated. heather leonard with the colorado springs airport feels this has all been a big miscommunication.

>> we're not hure what the issue is with united not being able to taxi to the gate. we have available gate space here. >> reporter: passengers eventually got the to the the gate and were bus todd denver international the airport. vanita nair, cbs news, new york. it is 6:16. carol, i don't know what you did but yesterday was amazing. so if there is anyway to keep that going please, by all means. >> i don't know, turf take it under advise. , i don't think so, not today, no, no i was disappointed in the behavior of some people yesterday, so we will have to cool it the down today and really disappointed and you'll see punishment tomorrow. we have a beautiful tart to the the day though. the isn't this pretty. a beautiful first half of the day. second half of sunday in the as great. the not bad at all but as we hoed to the overnight time period into monday morning the things really start to fall apart. 57 degrees right now in philadelphia it is a very comfortable morning. the nice to walk outside, easy

to get out, enjoy yourself this morning. fifty-two in trenton 567895 wilmington. in the 40's to the the north ape west of philadelphia but otherwise a great the start to the daze and it is really light where we are supposed to be this time of the the year with high temperatures this afternoon getting into the middle 60's unlike the 81 that we saw yesterday afternoon. now storm scan three is showing two things. one we have a little bit of cloud cover over our area, but also this, and this is what will be coming in our direction, and it will be here probably about one or 2:00 in the morning. we will tart to see first bits of rain coming in the area. but that is what monies going to be looking like for us but until then, we have got mostly sunny skies really nice looking day to day but this system moves in here, temperatures on monday with the warm front coming through will be higher then today. they should have stayed or at least the way it looked yesterday that they stay in the the middle 60's but instead with this warm front coming through as strong as it is, we will find these temperatures getting in the

lower 70's tomorrow but it does come with that rain and maybe some thunder as we moved through the afternoon. cold front follows through that clears us out basically by the time we get to later in the morning on tuesday temperatures on tuesday cooling down in the 60's. let's time this out and see what we have got going on. computer model says at 5:00 this afternoon we will get some cloud over us, by the time we hit one or 2:00 in the morning we are starting to see first bits of rain coming in the area by the time we hit 5:00 o'clock the the way it is timed out right now we will see heavy rain in some spots indicated by orange, yellow, fairly heavy rain as well. this is 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we are at bus stop getting in your car going to work and we are looking at some of this heavier rain. 11:00 o'clock in the morning we still have solve rain. by 5:00 o'clock it is drying out, we have scattered showers around and as we move on through 10:00 o'clock maybe even still a couple of showers, are there a few more, tuesday morning about

2:00 a.m., it is possible by the time this thing finally pull as way and then we are left with the better looking day by tuesday afternoon and wednesday. now that rainfall amounts we will start by 5:00 in the morning about a third of an inch. we will have already fallen. by the time this is over we could be looking at in the order of the three-quarters of an inch or so to an inch plus. so this is how the computer model has pegged it right new with the same amount from wildwood, and the poconos but everybody else, is a little bit let. ponding on the road should be a guarantee but we should be able to handle the amount of rain we're seeing tomorrow. fifty-five for our temperature today. fifty-five, at the shore poconos 62 degrees. still will a really nice day not as warm and summer like as yesterday. we might be through with summer already after one day of it but weather apparently is otherwise, we have 65 degrees. maybe you love summer. we don't have it on the seven day forecast unfortunately. tonight 50 degrees, wind gusting though. 25 miles an hour. it will be a breezy, rainy

overnight. tomorrow 72 degrees. temperatures in the bad but everything else is. expect the rain. then look at those temperatures by the time we get to thursday, friday saturday nicole they may in the even be 60 degrees at the that point. >> well, we have to deal witt. carol thanks. yesterday was beautiful. we got the our due. 6:20. 60 miles in three days. it is an inspiring journey through a delaware valley and today training kick off for susan g komen philadelphia three day. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the store friday cherry hill. >> reporter: while this warm weather has the rest of us thinking about summer this bunch is gearing up for fall, october 2nd, through 4th, to be exact. >> twenty-four weeks out until our event, and this is when we like our walkers to start thinking about doing the training. >> three day kick off, wow. >> reporter: group of over 30 met up for susan g komen kick

off event at new balance store in cherry hill. it starts by getting their blood pumping and go over what to wear and what to pack for the big walk. >> as a training walk leader i will tell what everybody uses make sure you use it in training. >> reporter: today everybody is doing 3.2-mile walk to get them started. they will lead up to about 15 miles to get them ready for the eventual how much will you do. >> 60 miles in three days. >> three days 60 miles. >> reporter: foreign most season athletes the event is specific and can be challenging. it is three day is destination then this is the journey and from the looks of it, that is what it is all about. >> you cannot understand what it is like unless you will are a part of it. it is a real family. >> it the is my support group. it is fund raising. something you can do great with people and keep it safe. it all benefits breast cancer. how can you do it wrong. >> reporter: in cherry hill alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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academy of country music award is gearing up to celebrate its 50th anniversary on cbs-3 and this years show is in arlington texas where everything from the performance to the the crowd is expect to be bigger and berth. cbs news correspondent susan marquez takes you behind the scenes. >> ♪ >> reporter: miranda lambert is warming up for her big night at the academy of country music award. she's nominated for more than eight award, more than anyone else. lambert has taken home 18 acm's. >> i was staring, my husband said what is wrong. i was like i don't know, i'm soaking it in before the crazy starts. >> this years she's competing against her husband blake shelton who is co host of the award show. >> he is kind have of like the host of the show. he has a big part in it. >> it is like where will you put that one when you win it.

right there in front of the one i have, thanks. >> reporter: lambert has won female vocal list of the year a record five times in a row. this is first year the award show is being held in texas where lambert was born and raised. lambert faces tough competition, from bentley who has seven nominations including album and song of the year. >> ♪ >> reporter: while lambert is the only woman up for entertainer of the year, florida georgia line are strong contenders. lambert will sing her hits little will red wagon and momma's broken heart, one of the 23 at 50th acm award show. the susan marquez, cbs news arlington, texas. this morning we're also taking a closer look at some nominees up for acm entertainer of the year award. coming up, we will hear all

with the big year for the the group florida georgia line. it is a case of mistaken identity, fire fighters rush to the scene of the burping home after hearing pleas for help but it turns out they weren't human. we will explain coming up next. a warm day yesterday so what can we expect today? hopefully a little more of the same? carol has the the latest when we retu

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coming up we're following the latest development on the search for a suspect that left three people injured. also, a fire forced a family out of their home what they were doing right before those flames, broke out. we will have details. today it is sunday april 19th good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm east nicole brewer. it is 6:30. we will send it over to carol for more on the forecast this sunday morning. it will be a pretty nice day. >> it is it is different from yesterday. yesterday was 81 degrees first time we had been in the 80's since last september. it was something to get used to. hello. it was something to get used to. but, as we go through today you'll fine more typical april temperatures, they will be in the middle 60's late in the the day we will start to see clouds coming in here but still a nice day. you get to choose your weather if you like it summer like you

had it yesterday and typically spring you've got that today bright beautiful through philadelphia. in ardmore lower merion high school area, 54 degrees. nice start there. net is, roads are dry, every place, we like that look. we will be able to hang on to that today. 57 degrees in philadelphia out of the airport, 52 in trenton 44 in allentown area, 49 in reading, 54 degrees in dover. our storm scan three showing us a few high cloud but otherwise we have got plenty of unshine able to break through that and we will find a beautiful looking day to day. here are our headlines. cooler today but still a nice day. temperatures at ease nal normal today in the mid 60 ease, monday though does get soggy, now as we plan out today, by noon we are at 61 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. we are at 64. and you in may find an increase in the cloud cover. let's put this into motion and show you right through 2:00 we are still looking at cloud but notice some clouds, starting to move in from the

the south the west and that is the same direction that the rain is going to be moving in. so by the the time we hit 5:00 o'clock a few more clouds and by the time we hit overnight the we are starting to see the rain. we will talk more about the rain and amounts we can expect in your neighborhoods, coming up nicole. >> carol, thank you. right now a shooting at a delaware state university greek picnic leaves three people injured. that shooting took place at dsu dover campus on to upon the highway on saturday. the as a prehe caution police told students to stay inside their dorm rooms while that investigation got underway and asked non-students to leave campus. those order have been since lifted. dsu president harry williams said that the shooting took place around 8:00p in m last night at the the annual cook out. he said victim names have not been released and it isn't clear if they are delaware state students. victim injuries are in the life threatening so that is some good news. however, shooter at last check was still at large. a mount holly family a's

how's rupertness flames and fire officials say an unattended barbecue may have been the cause here. fire fighters battled hot spots that flared up all throughout the night. fire consume the the back half of the house. now the the family including a small baby, all got out safely. so again, some good news. >> we got close and we're hearing screams and stuff and there is a little shed right there fire fighters came and start putting out the fire from the inside. there is two fire fighters that opened up the shed. as soon as they opened up the shed the whole thing just went up in smoke. >> so scary. fire damage was heavier in the back of the house as we mentioned at this stage fire officials say the the house may be in danger of collapsing. well as the shuttered revel casino sits in darkness the property's former lender is stepping up to help get the the lights backup. wells fargo is offering $300,000 to cover two weeks of utility service. offer made in the name of safety because without power or water service there could be some issues.

inviting a fire also add to enormous atlantic city building would be nearly impossible without the the lights on. ac r energy partners cut the electricity after failing will to reach a deal with the revel's new owner glenn straub. that is crews demolishing iconic philadelphia international record building this happened yesterday. "eyewitness news" was there on the avenue of the arts at broad and spruce. singers from philadelphia and all around the world recorded music in the record company studios which are owned by legendary music pre duesers kenny gamble and leon huff. >> they created some of the greatest music in the world. so we hear songs such as love train and ain't no stopping us now and all of the artists and produce their have work with them over the the years. i don't think there is anything like that in philadelphia here. they create that had brand that sound of philadelphia. >> reporter: meanwhile a 47 story hotel and condo tower will be built on that site.

well, our warm, beautiful weather had has ushered in some high pollen counts unfortunate thely which has allergy patients suffering. well spring new guidelines may offer hay fever sufferers more effective and convenient remedies. health reporter, stephanie stahl explains new recommendations. >> reporter: early spring flowers are in bloom all over the philadelphia region and with that comes the seasonal misery. >> would i never go back to shots. >> reporter: allergy season for catherine baker has always meant weekly visits back to the doctor to get shots but now her armies getting a break, thanks to now approved f.d.a. treatments a railable at home. >> it is the the first thing i do when i come down. i pop those drops in my house. wait two minutes. then i'm good to go. >> reporter: the drops are known as immuno therapy. >> by introducing these small amounts of what you are allergic too the person's own immune system is more tolerant. >> reporter: they are part of the new guidelines from the american academy of ear nose

and throat, aimed at diagnosing and treating hay fever. they recommend less stating antihistamines, steroid for serious cases and acupuncture for a more natural approach. >> it helps direct what is most effective care to based on the the best scientific evidence we have. >> reporter: catherine says immuno therapy change her life. >> it the is really pollen laden day i will have a little itchy nose but not anything like i had before. >> reporter: doctors say it can take up to five years for patients using immuno therapy to be symptom free. new guidelines also recommend doctors check hay fever patients for other conditions, including asthma, eczema and sleep disorder. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. it is 6:36 right now. this morning more than 12,000 people will pack ben franklin parkway as part of the donor dash run now in its 20th year. "eyewitness news" reporter

alexandria hoff is at ben franklin parkway and a great day out there for the dash good morning alex. >> reporter: oh, good morning. its is wonderful. anything a runner or walker could want. opening ceremonies will be starting up here any minute. goal, it is to increase awareness of organ and tissue donation. there is 6100 people, and 123,000 nationally that are still, waiting for donations here. with me i have howard nathan president and ceo of philadelphia's gift of life program. howard, those numbers sound so overwhelming but how does something like the dash make a dent in those kind of numbers. >> well, we have many, many people here from donor families, to transplant recipients who have received the gift and their families and friend are the ones who spread the word that we need more people to say yes to organ donation and to get people to sign up to be donors. >> reporter: this is 20th

year. you started with 800 people. we're expecting 12,000. how do you think this has change, the idea of donating organs since this program has started. >> well, the philadelphia region is the largest donor program in the world. more people say yes to organ donations then anywhere else. i think part of it is because of the awareness we create through the families that have given the gift and through those patients who have have received the gift of life. this is a signature event, it is our 20th year, we're very excited. we've got perfect weather. it is great to be here. >> reporter: life is a gift and literal way out here. thank you so much for your time. some of the kid will be starting up at 7:10 we have 5k. at 7:35, walk will begin at 8:30 starting here on the art new people steps and head town west river drive. if you are in the the area, expect some delays but we will be out here in another half an hour and we will send it back to you nicole. >> all for a good cause, alex, thank you. on saturday, hundreds took part in the clean air run in

philadelphia, the start and finish line was in front of the museum of art this run was organize by the the clean air council as part of the region's celebration of earth day. the council's mission is to protect everyone's right to breathe clean air. the official forty-fifth anniversary of earth day is on wednesday. so coming up. well, this is an unusual case of mistaken identity fire fighters responding to a house fire in boys i, idaho thought they heard the the screams of people inside of that home but they are actually hearing parrots. emergency crews say the the bird have been trained to issue this kind of a warning. they are actually saying help, leading crew toss believe there were people trapped inside that house. >> they were saying fire fire. >> they were saying fire. >> we got help, fire. >> it is a smart bird smart bird. but, you know, there was actually nobody beside the bird in the house report. >> crews remove the bird and gave them oxygen and of

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back on "eyewitness news", and 3t printers can create all kind of objects, we can use in our daily lives. now the the fashion industry is actually experimenting with the technology and recently showed off their designs at a 3-d printed fashion show. marley hall has more now from new york. >> reporter: the models, the crowds, the cutting edge design, everything you expect at a fashion show but these designs came from a printer before landing on the runway. >> fashion is always, been dependent on the new technology of its time. this is our new frontier i think. >> reporter: printed fashion is the latest innovation in 3-d printing. it took center stage at the 3-d printing conference and expo in new york. 3-d printers make three dimensional objects from a digital file, from toys, to prosthetics and energy tars. this full length gown made of

the soft plastic was printed as a single piece from the digital body scan of the model for a precise fit. >> it is not as heavy as it looks. the it is pretty light and elegant. >> reporter: 3-d printed fashion is more than just about clothes, there are printed accessories including necklacees bracelets, and even handbags. most 3-d printed fashions are not in stores yet and the the ones you can buy are not cheap. these printed shoes, start at $150. >> it can be totally customized with your body, with your exact body measurement. >> reporter: natasha alfred cure rated the 3-d fashion show and predicts in ten to 15 years, consumers will have their own printers at home. >> if you have a event dress, one day you will be able to print it. >> reporter: absolutely. >> marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. it is 6:44. man, did we have an incredible day yesterday, carol. we could not ask for much more. >> absolutely gorgeous. the you know you could

totally forget that winter had ever happened. 81 degrees. warmest it has been since last september. the just an absolutely perfect looking day. it is pretty perfect looking today but if you thought that was too warm you'll be very pleased with today because we are at april normals. temperatures in the the middle 60's and really pretty. we're starting in the 50's in a lot of locations. philadelphia trenton wilmington and points south. north of that we will go to the 40's but you too will be seeing temperatures, climbing in the 60's. storm scan three there are a few cloud out there but it is not much when we look up at the the sky. they are thin. in the a big deal. we are finding more clouds though, first they will start to come from the southwest and then the rain will be following that. also an a easterly breeze today which we didn't get yesterday and that will also make it feel maybe a degree or two cooler then 64, 65 degrees that we will get to this afternoon. mostly sunny skies, most of the the day i think you'll like it out there today a

warm front comes through by tomorrow, the temperatures get back in the 70's tomorrow the lower 70's probably but areas to the south could be in the middle 70es a. other feature cloud and rain that will be following and then maybe a thunderstorm following that. it is kind of a stormy wet day tomorrow, especially in the morning. this pushes through. by the time we hit with tuesday, any residual moisture should have departed, we will be looking at skies that will be starting to brighten and it will be nice around here by the time we get to tuesday. our future weather, we love this, it has a convenient clock. you can check your area out. i will stop it in key points one being 5:00 this afternoon when we will see a few clouds coming in here. next key point at 2:00 in the morning. early in the morning when the first bits of rain start to appear. notice, it is light to begin with but off to the left on your hd set you will see

heavier rain coming in. this is 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. heavier rain in the yellow and orange. you can see that moving through the area by the time we hit 8:00 we are still looking at that. that is a key point. everybody is out trying to get the the day started on monday which is a tough enough thing to do anyway. and then by the the time we hit 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we will continue with rain showers and pock it of that heavier rain. we will get a break a little break, at 5:00 in the afternoon. it does something pull on through after that? this is a look at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow. and then maybe even a few showers early tuesday, before this clears out of here and weather gets better by the time we hit tuesday afternoon. so something always something to deal work can't always be 81 and sunny i guess. as far as rainfall goes, the the totals will be around three-quarters of an inch to an inch of rain out of this over mess of the area. today though it is sunshine and if you do any lining, fur liesers whatever you do good in your yard it will be rained into philadelphia a65 in

philadelphia. shore 55. poconos 52 degrees. there will be a breeze ten to 15. tonight a gusty breeze about 25 miles an hour. then notice the cool down. we will warm up tomorrow, tuesday looks okay wednesday, thursday, either one of of those days a chance of the shower but notice the temperatures nicole, they get down to 60 degrees. >> carol, thank you. 6:48. we will check on the roads with ann evans from the cbs-3 traffic enter, good morning ann. >> good morning. we are looking at ben franklin parkway site of the the donor dash what a beautiful day. ben franklin parkway is shut down eastbound between spring garden street and art museum circle. also shut down is martin luther king drive to the left of the screen between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. kelly drive is opened here to the right of the screen so far but it is, closed further up, between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green drive for regatta that is happening. we will move the traffic cam to the schuylkill expressway at the vine street expressway approaching 30th street. eastbound lanes to the right of screen, schuylkill is

picking up volume this morning but it is moving along just fine through philadelphia and its suburbs. that is the the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> ann, thank you. country music's biggest stars will be honored tonight at the 50th annual academy of country music award right the here on cbs-3. it is the largest live award show ever stage. here's a closer look at one of the nominee for acm entertainer of the year florida georgia line. >> ♪ >> florida georgia line, i necessity haters will hate but it is what we do and we will have fun. >> when 2014 started everyone wanted to know what they were going to do next. could they deliver a second album with as many hits on it and make people want to see

them. >> ♪ >> we're country to the core but we like to incorporate our influence, have a good time, keep it fresh. that is who we are. >> i think whole am bum as a whole came together where there is something for everybody. every song is different. it shows different sides of who we are. >> it showed another side of florida georgia line which they needed to put out there. >> they had an amazing 2013, an amazing 2014, and it made people who might not be country fans think maybe do i like country music. >> in 2015 the the sky is the limit and they will try to reach as far as they can. >> i love that sound. you can see acm award right

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bryce harper goes deep off of harang his fourth of the year. it is an absolute bomb. we are tied at three. same score in the seventh grady size more ground to first. infield was in. he beats the the throw. four -three phillies. ninth inning, still four-three herrera his third hit of the game, and scores two runs. five-three phillies. herrera playing well. still in the ninth a scary moment home plate umpire brian knight hit in the face with the 97-mile per hour face ball. he would be evaluated by nationals training staff and he would leave the the ballgame though. five-three in the bottom of the ninth. jonathan pap he will bomb on the bump off the end of the bat. he goes one, two three his third save of the year. five-three the final. braves in the great white nurse taking on the blue jays,

jason donaldson leading off the bottom of the tenth. it is a walk off. after hitting third of the season for donaldson blue jays win six-five. to the friendly confines of the wrigley field, alonzo send a screamer to the upper deck. have no fear this woman will save everyone by catching the foul ball in her beer f she couldn't one up herself she does so she chugs said beer with baseball included. ten bucks down the the the drain if she doesn't. the wise move. cubs win seven-six. nhl held their draft lottery last night. the flyers were slated with the seventh overall pick if they didn't win the lottery. philly had 6.5 percent chance of moving up to number one, sabres had best odds with the 20 percent chance. but in the end it was edmond ton oilers who had 11.5 percent chance who won the lottery and almost certain they will select conner mcdavid. new to playoff hockey on

sat the day game two red wings/lightening second period victor hammond hits riley shay, into the the linesman in the process. both wanted to make a statement, to tie the series at one and they did. it was a five-one final. wings head coach mike bob cox contract is expiring at the end of the season and could be a potential target for flyers if he leaves detroit. lets head indoors gladiators visiting the soul. stan, he find shawn and 63-48 is your final. soul still undefeated, in the american east division and four-o overall. to the pitch and milestone, barcelona visiting valencia, 94th minute, lionel messy became barcelona's all time leading goal scorer last year. it takes two cracks but he gets the last touch of the game. two to nothing bars loan at final. i'm james palmer have a great the day.

and that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. the here's what we have for you coming up at 7:00. for years cardiologist encouraged some patient toss take an aspirin a day to prevent a aspirin or a stroke. the aspirins may be doing more harm than good. plus, high tech travel consumer reporter jim donovan shows us luggage that prompts us to take the trouble out of your next trip. it is sunny outside for now but how long will the sunshine stick around? carol has your weekday forecast after the break.

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developing right now three people are injured, during a shooting at delaware state university. we will have the latest details on that inn votesgation. also, a freshman football player collapses, and dies all during practice at st. joes prep this morning, a private mass, to honor ryan gillyard. five teenagers are behind bars this morning accused of plotting an isis inspired attack. we will have details on their allege target. today it is sunday april 19th, good morning thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock. the let's send it over to carol for more on the forecast and it seems like a good day, carol. >> it is a great weekend. i hope people get outside and enjoy all of the