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 great weather we have got.

yesterday 81 degrees. today will be cooler. so note that. but not, not that cooler. 65 degrees. the that is where we should be in april. it looks like a beautiful day shaping up. it is already pretty out there ben franklin bridge showing blue skies. we have a few clouds out. you can see several of them taking a look at kutztown right new and see temperature of 46 degrees. still a beautiful looking start to the day. we have storm scan three showing some of those high clouds, just expect to see though, and some sun today and then later on we will get some cloud that are lower and start to mean businesses specially overnight. our temperature right now 56 degrees in philadelphia a52 trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. comfortable start to the day. we have conditions today that will be cooler then yesterday but still very nice day temperatures are at ease nal normals today. monday, gets soggy. so lets not the get ahead of ourselves. we have temperatures today by noon at 61. by 3:00 p.m. our high in the middle 60's. i think you'll enjoy pretty

much what you will find out there. this computer model didn't pick up on the clouds we are seeing out there right new but it does pick up later this afternoon on some cloud coming in. as we head through evening hours we will see more clouds and by the time we hit overnight we will start to see first bits of rain coming in. i'll finish out that time line and talk about amounts and what we can expect for next seven days beyond that weather-wise nicole. >> carol, thank you. delaware tait the police are now assisting the investigation into a shooting at a delaware state university greek picnic. three people were shot and injured saturday night at university sanctioned cook out on the dover campus. for a brief time after that shooting students were told to stay inside their dorm rooms while police searched for the shooter. nine students are still not aloud on campus at last check. the university president harry williams confirms that the shooting took place at 8:00 p.m. at that annual cook out. he did not identify the victims and says it isn't clear at this point if they are in fact delaware state students. the victim injuries are not

life threatening and the shooter is still at large. philadelphia police investigating an overnight shooting on the 700 block of north preston street around 1:00a in m. police were called to the home where they found a man with the gun and gunshot wound on the first, in the first floor bedroom rather. the the victim was taken to presbyterian hospital and there is no word on his condition. welshing willingboro police are investigating an early morning shooting on the unit mark of mercator lane, several suspects were detain while police sorted through statements. one victim was air lifted to hospital trauma care. there is in word right now on a condition. members of the st. joes prep community will gather later today at a private mass as they mourn the loss of the freshman football player who collapsed and died during practice, this weekend. cbs-3's steve paterson spoke with one of his classmates. >> that will hurt for a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moments before

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

for the team was at a track meet during the work out. the team still in his jersey still trying to believe it, believes in this. >> we lost a good one but he is somewhere better now. >> reporter: officials tell us that the private mass is scheduled for sunday morning right back here on the school ground, grief counselors are scheduled to be here throughout the weekend and throughout next week. reporting from the campus of st. joes prep, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile a dog attacks a three-year old girl in cobbs creek. police say she was sitting with her great grandmother when she was mall by her uncle's dog. this all happened on 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 eye and is now in critical condition. police believe that the dog was jealous of have that child. >> i can moth speak for them. i necessity that they will do an evaluation on the dog. they will test it.

the the fate of the doggies going to be in their hand. >> great grandmother is 84 years old. she was treated for a bite wound on her hand. >> today trend 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 by a car walking with his mother josephine riveria on masher street monday night. funeral will be held for david tomorrow. police recovered a car involve in the hit and run but no charges have been filed. calls for justice at the a memorial service for another young hit and run victim latif wilson. grief stricken family and friend gathered at bible way temple in west philadelphia. the the four year-old was struck and killed by a suv while playing with their siblings on 57th street in south philadelphia on monday. the crime was captured on camera. family members want at alleged hit and run driver to turn herself in. >> please turn yourself in and

stop trying to negotiate. it was an accident. you shouldn't have kept going. it is what it is. >> family members released balloons in the air in memory of the four year-old after that memorial service. well, search continues this morning, for a vehicle that struck a young girl in olney. this all happened at fourth and wellin around 8:00 o'clock last night. eyewitness tells us that the driver stopped briefly and then took off. the child was taken to children's hospital with serious injuries. police have not released a description of the vehicle or its driver. philadelphia police make an arrest in the violent love try angle tack in logan. officers took a person of interest into custody yesterday a at northwest detectives, after she came in for questioning. her name has in the been released but a white dodge durango intentionally struck beatrice spence on the 4400 block of 17th street the

friday afternoon. police say a romantic rival was behind the wheel of the vehicle located on the 1600 block of mar vine street yesterday. doctors had to april tait spence's leg. a construction worker is critically injured at a site in the fairmount section in the city this all happened in the 1700 block of folsom street around 10:30 yesterday morning. police say 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 to day marks the 20th anniversary of the deadliest act of home grown terrorism on u.s. soil. on this date back in 1995, tim think mcveigh park a rental truck packed with explosives outside the alfred p murray building in oklahoma city, oklahoma. the the ensuing blast killed 168 people, including 19 children. more than 500 others were injured. today dignitaries and families will gather at the oklahoma city national memorial to

honor and remember the the victims. well, right now more than 6100 people in the philadelphia region are waiting for an organ or tissue donation. this morning thousands will head to benjamin frankly parkway to rare a was necessary for their 20th annual donor dash. alexander hoff is live where preparations are now underway, alexandria, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. things are getting started out the here. twenty years ago when this first began there were 800 people who turned out. right now we are closer to that expected 12,000. now the point of all this is to raise awareness for need for organ and tissue donation. i will introduce to you very special people that are tank next to me right now. we promisedded this all makes perfect sense. the this is bryn and her mother here. we will explain here. brynn received a heart in 2013. tell will me about what you have been going through and what led to that point. >> it is i got sick in

college. i had a heart function that deteriorated. for years i was okay for medication and then changing my lifestyle. but i reach a point where i needed a new heart. thanks to the gift of life, i was fortunate enough to received one in august 2013. >> reporter: so she's running in the 10k which will start any second here but i want to ask being at a event where there are recipients and a donors, what does that mean to you. >> i'm here today because of organ donors and decisions people made. to be able to get out here and show what organ donation can do i feel like it is my responsibility and true honor to be here today. >> reporter: give me the name of the team. >> we are team b rn nn you are a doctor, correct. >> i am a pediatric resident in wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: that is so wonderful. like we said 10k is starting up here, we will keep you posted as the the event continues but for now we're reporting live from the art museum i'm alexandria hoff

now back to you. >> not just there at the race but running in it. we love to see that. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" high tech travel, it is american just durable, consumer reporter jim donovan shows us luggage that promises to take the trouble out of your next trip. we have had summer-like temperatures this weekend but how long will it stick around? that is the question. carol will let us know what we can expect for the workweek.

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well, are you planning your summer vacation? it business that time, right? if the thought of lost luggage, no wifi and overweight fees leave you stressed out well, we have some good news for you. there are new high tech travel products that may be able to prevent a travel headache. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has the details. >> reporter: frequent travelers love some of the new travel gear hitting the the market like this suitcase with a built in charging device. >> i don't to have hunt for near charging station that will be completely filled up. >> reporter: i two suitcase has its own app to tell you how much your bag weighs, mobile wifi hot spot and place for an international sim card. the the lock will locate your luggage through an app on the phone. you can zero in on your bag's location down to the exact address. charger leash lets you know if you are leaving your charger behind in your hotel room or airport. you will hear a loud alarm

reminding you not to leave your charger behind. while high tech luggage has advantages, be sure to check for expenses beyond the cost of the product. >> salve yacht to that is that sometimes you have to pay a monthly service. you need to pay for inly gps or cellular service because like a phone your luggage need to be able to connect to the internet. so that is something to look out for when shopping for a smart luggage. >> reporter: manufacturers still to have follow tsa guidelines on all smart luggage and suitcase that he is unlock through your personal phone will open with the tsa master key. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. speaking of travel headaches these passengers surely experienced one aboard a united airlines flight. tense moments captured on cell even if video here. the passengers say they were stuck in the plane as they sat on the tarmac in colorado springs for hours. there was no fresh air no air conditioning, only a few crackers for food.

the the plane was heading to portland but was diverted due to weather so a bus took those passengers to denver, united is now offering to compensate the the passengers. i have to say carol, only time you don't want 80-degree weather when you are stuck in the plane with no air conditioning. >> i fly to portland a lot, the not to colorado springs. we will skip that one. lets look at this. i want to show you this as a remine their we did have winter and it wasn't that long ago. still snow on the slopes at jack frost but this will be melting. yesterday the temperatures were very mild and this snow pack will be leaving and then the the grass underneath. it is an interesting look out there this morning. lets head to the shore where it is more typical of what we should be expecting this time of the the year. people outside on the boardwalk enjoying themselves and just having a terrific time. i have another boardwalk for you and a ocean too if you want to look far enough out there ocean looking great. temperature of 50 degrees in rehoboth beach. notice the wind.

they are 21 miles an hour. the gusty wind can be expect today and tonight as well. any of these people walking around sniff seen a few on the boardwalk there. our temperatures today will be fine. they will be, a a lot cooler then they were yesterday, right now they are in the 50's. we're starting where we did yesterday, but we will not be going as high as we did yesterday. fifty-six philadelphia, and wilmington and in millville seems to be a popular number. in the 40's north and west of philadelphia. storm scan three i have it the on the wide view. you can see a few high cloud out there right now, and it looks like there could be a few more coming as well and then there will be a lot more coming, and this is going to becoming as well. the this is our next storm system coming in it arrives early in the morning on monday and 2:00 o'clock or so we will start to see the first bits of rain and then a soggy day coming up on monday, but for today, mostly sunny, mess of the time, temperatures getting in the middle 60's. not the 81 we saw yesterday. brace yourself for. that we will warm up again

tomorrow. we are in the lower open's. that does come with the rain. expect the rain, heavier rain in the morning. maybe a hour or thunder storm in the afternoon as well. this front goes through and then we're left with conditions that are better on tuesday, at least it is brighter and temperatures will be in the middle 60's again maybe in the upper 60's on tuesday. let's time all of this out and see if the computer model has a handle on it. we have a few high thin cloud right now ape we don't have them here. that is why you sort of, take everything that follows with a little bit of a grain of salt but it does want to bring in some cloud by 4:00 this have afternoon and we will be finding some cloud overnight we will see the first bits of rain early in the overnight time period and heavy rain in some spots, occasionally, this is a look at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. this is a look at 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we will continue to find heavy rain scattered around. same deal around the the noon time hour. a lot of it leaves, by 6:00 o'clock but not all of it, we could be following will that, as that front comes through here, we could be finding a shower or thunderstorm, even as we get through later on in the day on

monday and then early on tuesday morning. having pushes out of here and conditions look a lot better. so i think you'll enjoy the rest of tuesday. if you want some rain you'll enjoy that. now by 8:00 o'clock in the morning this computer model says we could have seen a half an inch of rain through philadelphia, and it totals this up to look at this, this is a big change, it wants to bring an inch and a half of rain in our area computer model has just reconfigured, to see just the amount. so expect to find a inch of rain or so around the philadelphia area as we go through tomorrow, pond together roads guarantied. 65 degrees today, dry shore 55. the the poconos 62 degrees. it looks like we have a breeze today with that 65-degree temperature. tonight 50 degrees. we will continue with that breeze. 25 miles an hour. tomorrow the temperature isn't bad at 72 but we have that rain tuesday, it dries out and things look better and it is cooler toward the end of the week. look at that nicole with temperatures not even out of the 50's. >> yeah, not exactly 80 carol

but not the bad either. 7:19. the lets see how traffic is moving. here's ann from the cbs-3 traffic center. >> hey nicole this is ben franklin parkway. ben franklin parkway as you can see from the people milling around there and getting ready it is closed between the spring garden street and the art museum circle. martin luther king drive closed with it, to the left of the screen between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. now kelly drive to the right of the screen is opened at this point, and it is opened at the art museum circle but it the is closed further down to strawberry mansion drive and fountain green for a regatta we will move the traffic cam to i-95 at allegheny, southbound lanes to the right no delays or problems here and volleys picking up on i-95 and we have had that long term construction project here as well but it is not affecting traffic, as of of yet. on to ben franklin bridge mid span, ben franklin bridge again picking up volume. it is getting busier. further up no delays on 676 admiral wilson boulevard, 42

or 55. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. >> thanks, ann, for the update. 7:21. carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> can what you feed a dog impact their intestinal health? we will check that out with the penn vets coming up. it is a little will cool tore day coming up today at least cooler then yesterday with you is is it a glimpse of what the workweek will feel like? carol has your forecast coming up next.

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time for ask the vet. we have a wonderful penn vet here this morning. this is is doctor mark vando and he brought his wonderful dog with him gus a 15 year-old terrier. he is just as beautiful as he was when he was a puppy. you do your specialist in small animal internal medicine. we want to talk about feeding your pet because you see a lot of the gi problems, that goes on. >> um-hmm. >> what are people doing right or wrong with their animals when it comes to feeding from what you have seen. >> i think what people are doing right is buying high quality pet food, there are plenty of great products. >> what makes a high quality food. >> i think -- >> a main first ingredient that is a meat. >> a brown rice or something. >> i think you want to look for the first ingredients to be some sort of meat protein source or carbohydrate source that you recognize. >> not a biproduct or a filler. >> exactly.

>> what are they doing wrong. >> well, most of the time it is feeding food that are not pet foods. for some dogs that is okay. some dogs tolerate that but other dogs feeding food from the table can really mess their gi tract up and put them into a bad state. >> would you say that dogs should one time a day, two times a day, what is best for their system. >> i think probably two times a day is ideal. once a day is not enough. some have a schedule to allow them to feed more than two times a day that is okay but for most working families twice a day is what is easiest and that works well for dogs. >> with the dog with the gi problem would smaller meals more frequently, not same size meal every time but cutting it down help. >> sometimes. it just depend on the specific type of gi problem but there are some conditions that we see where we do make that recommendation. >> in a dog that has a gi problem a lot, is that because they are being badly fed wrongly fed or do they have

genetics that would create that. >> there ara lot of factors involved in those conditions but most of the times it is probably a genetic predisposition to the condition. >> in that case what do you do. >> then you can seek veterinary attention and we can get to the bottom of exactly what the problem is and take already treatment to the specific problem. >> how many times do you see a dog get sick before you do something, and should dogs eat grass, be allowed to eat grass, is that a signal they have a stomach ache. >> when dogs ate grass it is because they feel nausea, they are trying to make themselves vomit because they don't digest grass well. it can induce vomiting. >> is that why they do or do they like the taste. >> they never told me to be honest my suspicion is that is why they do it and in the so much that they like the taste unless it is happening all the time. >> so, you let them do it or not. >> would i let them do it the but recognize it is probably a sign they are in the feeling with. that can be a one time thing but fit is happening repeatedly it is something you want to address.

>> if a dog gets sick, how many times do you go to the vet and pay close attention to it. >> i mean you go as oftens you need to but if they get sick american two days in a row it would be good time to get see your veterinarian. >> great way to see doctor mark, from penn vet, his little dog, gus. thanks for all that great information. feeding our pets. the it the is key to their health. we will see you next time. >> thank you. >> all right. still to come on "eyewitness news", gunfire on the delaware state university campus, three students are shot. we will hear from eyewitnesses on the that scene. it is 20th annual donor dash we are live at the art museum as thousands run and walk to save lives. stay with us. we will be right back.

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today, it is sunday april 19th good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer at 7:30 on the dot. the let's send it over to carol and you know what mid 60's today carol it seems cooler then yesterday but pretty nice. >> it is still 10 degrees warmer. very comfortable temperature we have in center city which is 55. it is not as warm as yesterday. yesterday was spectacular unbelievable felt just like summer and temperatures were that way.

81 degrees. today we will be cooler. notice difference but still beautiful looking day. let me show you outside right now. just open up one eye and look at the screen. ben franklin bridge. we have got blue skies but a very thin cover of little white clouds that is it but it is a beautiful start to the the day. we have a gorgeous looking afternoon coming. 54 degrees right now taking a look at philadelphia from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. wind east at 5 miles april hour. they will get strong tore day. we are already seeing them fairly strong along delaware coastline. storm scan three net is high cloud that we will sianni there are out there but they are going to be, coming and going, but really stacking up as we go through tonight. 56 degrees in philadelphia right now. fifty-two in trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. comfortable start to the day. middle of the day 61 degrees. by 3:00p m cloud increasing. 64 degrees. comfortable day. not as warm as yesterday.

future weather, lets get this into motion and see cloud from the southwest that is because there is a storm system to the southwest and that will be spreading some rain into the the area as we go in the overnight time period and beyond that. we will take a look at the the exact how much rain and where you can expect it and seven day forecast, which is cooler, 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 on dsu's dover campus sat the day night. dsu president harry l williams says the the shooting took place at 8:00 p.m. the last night the the the annual cook out. did he not release victim's name and it isn't clear if they are delaware state students. cam puts police told students to stay inside their dorms while that investigation took place and in thon students were asked to leave campus. that campus by the the way still close todd outsiders, at last check. >> it just saddens me because i know students at delaware state university we do necessity how to could be duck

ourself presently but when you bring other people outside of the university and they don't necessity our core values and they don't necessity how we operate that is when it becomes a problem. >> police say victims injuries north life threatening and shooter is still at large. a mount holly family's house is erupt nothing flames and an unintended barbecue may have been the cause here. fire fighters battled hot spots that flared up throughout the the night. fire consume the back half of that house that the family, including a small baby all got out safely. some good news there. >> we are hearing screams and stuff. like a little will will shed right there. fire fighters came and they started putting out the fire through the inside. is there two fire fighters that opened up the shed. as soon as they opened up the shed, it just went up in smoke. >> fire damage again was heavier in the back of the house, at this stage fire officials say that the house may be in danger of

collapsing. well, 300 homes have been evacuated due you to a wild fire in corona, california. it was reported late friday afternoon when it broke out in the flood basin near a southern california dam. the terrain of the dam has made it difficult for fire fighters to gain access to the the fire. if conditions persist fire officials say it is heading trait for a populated area. australia is raising its terror threat level after police charged five teenagers with planning a major attack. authorities say that the 18 and 19 year-olds were plotting an isis inspired attack during the country's veterans day ceremony in melbourne next week. well investigators found knives and sword during raid on their homes. they believe the suspects were going to attack police officers. >> it is a threat that confronts us all. it is a threat that challenges us. in truth it is a threat that we do in the really properly understand. >> isis has previously issued

messages to followers urging them specifically to attack australia. it is 7:35. this morning more than 12,000 people will fill the benjamin franklin parkway as part of the annual donor dash right now in the 20th year. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live where preparations are underway. a great day for a walk, run anything outside alex good morning. >> this is perfect weather, nicole. we have a whole lot going on. this 10k kicks off right now 5k is about to start as we speak. the as you mentioned about 12,000 people are expected to be out here to kay, all in an effort of spreading awareness to the need of organ and tissue donations. we will turnaround here. right here we have 6100 people waiting for donation and waiting for people like those you see here these beautiful faces here. we will talk with car who who works with the gift of life program. tell me about these wonderful people on this quilt and what this means. >> i think this stand for a

celebration of life for the life of these people living, and in their donations we're able to provide life to people waiting on the transplant list so they can have have the opportunity to be in an event like today and participate in a full happy life. >> reporter: it is just so beautiful to read these families so proud of the the decision but it is a hard decision to make. you work closely with these families that had to make that decision. how does the coping, you know, strategy work for that when there is somebody out here utilizing using that spirit and organs. >> i think it maintains a legacy for their loved one. they realize in their death they were still able to do something positive. we hear families talk about how, their loved one was given, a giving person and through their death was able to give. i think in these situations it is a wonderful day in celebration of life. >> reporter: well, certainly a lot of positivity and beautiful messages out here on these quilts. as you mentioned with the

positivity we have donors, recipients out here running just keeping spirit alive. thank you so much for your time. we will continue to stay out here. we're reporting live from the art museum i'm alexandria hoff, now nicole, back to you. >> we do appreciate it thank you. well, there you heard crews demolishing iconic philadelphia international record building. "eyewitness news" along avenue of the arts at the broad and spruce. singers from philadelphia and all around the world recorded music in the record company's studios owned by legendary music producers kenny gamble and leon huff. >> they created some of the greatest music in the world. when we hear songs such as love train, and ain't no stopping us now and all of the artists and produce their work with them over the years, i don't think there is anything like that in philadelphia here. they created their brand, the sound of philadelphia. >> a h the sound of philadelphia. now a 47 story hotel ape condo tower will be built on that

site. lady antbellam is nominated for vocal group of the year on sunday night. big award is acm entertainer of the the year. the here's one of the nominees, miranda lambert. >> ♪ when miranda first came out she was the zazi young singer singing about go powder and lead and kerosene and came with a bang. when we heard automatic it was a more mature side of miranda, more thoughtful side of miranda. >> ♪ at that time in her life she had turned 30. she got married. she was in a different phase in her life then maybe her earlier albums were. we saw a glimpse of her in that song automatic. >> this really hit home for me. it really speaks about what got me here who i am and it

brings out a pride about the way i was raised. i felt like it is something that need to be said. >> reporter: there has been talk about real country and male artists are dominating the radio air waves. male artist getting air play but female artist getting critical acclaim. >> miranda can hang with anybody. road, country or in the the he can hang. she proves that. her option are strong. they are from a feminine perspective but there is nothing whimpy about them at all. >> all right. country fans, you can see acm award right here on cbs-3 tonight at 8:00. be sure to stay tune for "eyewitness news" after the award. we will have chris may, jessica dean, kathy orr and beasley reese all here for your news weather and traffic. still to come on "eyewitness news" for year cardiologists have have

encouraged some patient toss take an aspirin a day to prevent things like heart attack and stroke. now a new study suggest aspirins may be doing more harm then good. plus, it is a case of mistaken identity, fire fighters rush into a burning home to save residents trapped inside and find out it wasn't people that were calling will for help, we will explain. and we have had summer-like temperatures all weekend, and now some cooler temperatures are setting in. carol has the the forecast after the the break.

on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new study in the journal of the american college of cardiology find more than 10 percent of patients being prescribed aspirin to prevent a first time heart attack or stroke should not be receiving that medicine. while aspirin can thin blood nerd to prevent blood clots researchers say for many patients taking aspirin could do more harm than good. cbs news correspondent bigad shaban has that story. >> reporter: fifty-seven year-old brian holmes has high cholesterol and family history of heart disease. he takes low dose aspirin every day to reduce his chances of having a heart attack. >> the concern was that i not have a heart attack like my father did. >> reporter: a new study find more than 10 percent have of patients taking aspirin to prevent a first time heart attack or stroke should not be taking a drug. doctor deva y is a cardiologist at ucla.

>> you can run risk of having bleeding in the stomach or a certain type of stroke that can cause bleeding inside your brain. >> reporter: researchers from, baylor college in houston looked at 68,000 patients and calculated each ones risk of developing heart disease over the next decade. based on age sex and blood pressure. researchers found patients whose risk is considered low should in the use the drug. >> we need to check with our doctors to see if we need to continue to take the aspirin. >> reporter: study found 17 percent of women were taking aspirin unnecessarily compared to 5 percent of men. brian hall believes using aspirin over past ten years has prevented him from having a heart attack. >> knock on wood, i have not had one yet and i'm hoping i won't have one forever. >> reporter: bigad shaban cbs news santa monica, california. 7:44 right now. it is an unusual case of mistaken identity here. fire fighters responding to a house fire in boys i idaho

thought they heard screams have of people inside but they were actually hearing parrots. this is an amazing story. emergency crews say bird have have been trained to issue this kind of warning. they were saying things like help, fire leading crew toss believe there were people trapped inside that house. >> we were saying fire fire. >> they were saying fire. >> yeah, we got help fire. so it is a smart bird. smart birds. but, you know, there was actually nobody besides the the bird in the house. >> thank goodness they got out. again very smart animals here. crews removed those bird and gave them oxygen. good thing they could talk. they were trained. they knew what to say helping save themselves. ah, such brilliant animals those parrots, i'm so glad they rot out. our weather watchers are up early and they are all finding temperatures in the 50's. we have 52-degree temperature. this is outside with steve in west chester and he has to

say, high ceiling thin cloud didn't stop the sunrise. what a perfect weekend. he is so right about those high, thin cloud out there this morning. you will find these but we can see plenty of sunshine beyond that. we have 51-degree temperature and this is john, he is staying out in tabernacle. good morning 15555. that is our address, 1555 hamilton in philadelphia lets take a walk, shall we take a walk, calling out our address. we will see center sit the eye philadelphia. we have high thin clouds but still, you can see the sky above is sort of blue and you've got plenty of sunshine coming through there as well. beautiful start to the day. a cooler day to day then it was yesterday. it would be hard this time of the year to find a warmer day back to back yesterday was 81. today will be on the order of about 65 degrees for the high temperature. we will flip these two numbers that we see right now through philadelphia, where it is 56 degrees. fifty-two trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. forty-four in the poconos. now, storm scan three, notice

these these high thin cloud and weather watchers were talking about. we have got them out there we have also got this. in one is mentioning this just yet in our area paw we have the not seen it yet. overnight time period starts to come in here. today 65 degrees. we will like to it day. shore 55. poconos 62 degrees. we have a breeze out there right now. we will see that breeze as we go through the day-to-day. our future weather will be finding some of these cloud moving in here, we will be finding them by 3:00 o'clock in the morning, starting to come into the area by the time we hit 7:00 o'clock in the morning tomorrow morning, we do see some of this heavier rain coming tn, and you can see, that it has got some of the pockets of the the heavier rain. 9:00 o'clock we are still looking at this heavier rain amounts. it is starting to clear out a little bit by oh, later on in the afternoon, but then a cold front comes through here and that can be triggering showers and thunderstorm. this is at 11:00 o'clock monday night. not everybody getting rain. some areas are by the the time we hit early in the morning on tuesday again, overnight time period early

tuesday morning, still a couple of showers around. they will will get out of here and we're left with a better looking afternoon on tuesday. the but, still, the weather changes dramatically. we will start out, we will get a third of an inch of rain by 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. by the time this whole thing is over this computer model says hey we've got the a the lieutenant of rain. we have an inch, inch and a half of rain. expect to find a soggy day coming up on monday but it is perfect if you are doing gardening to day, to get things ready for a good soaking rain, tomorrow. 65 degrees, sunny and nice today. cooler day. we have high thin cloud. i think more clouds later in the afternoon. remember the wind, out of the east ten to 15 miles an hour. you'll feel wind tonight when they get do 25 miles an hour, gusty wind. cloud roll in. temperatures will be by tomorrow have afternoon 72 degrees, but we have got those soggy weather conditions all day with a cold front coming in at night. maybe a little will bit of thunder. by tuesday anything we will get early in the the day precipitation wise leaves we're left with 67 degrees and they be it is just cooler as we go through the rest of the week. do you love, watching the the

weather? well, i hope you do. because you can also be featured in our newscast by beast coming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now by signing up at cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 7:49. lets check on the road and highways with ann evans. good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. this is ben franklin parkway site of the donor dash. ben franklin parkway is shut down between spring garden street and here at art museum circle also shut down is martin luther king drive tour left, ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. kelly drive is opened but shut down further down between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green drive for a separate event regatta there. we will move traffic cam here to the schuylkill expressway, approaching belmont have avenue. no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. volleys picking up but it is moving, without the any delays thankfully. and on to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, and if you are heading today, taking the the turnpike or the northeast extension perhaps heading to the poconos, beautiful day for that, in delays or problems

on the pennsylvania turnpike or the the northeast extension. everything is coming along just fine. mass transit is honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans a now nicole back to you. ann, thank you. still to come on "eyewitness news", phillies taking on the nationals, hoping to snap a six game losing streak. they will put on quite a show too trying to catch that win. we will have highlights coming up next in sports but first here's a look what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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saturday was a beautiful day for baseball in the nation's capitol phillies visiting nationals and looking to snap, a six game losing streak. the let's head to the action phillies up three-two in the fifth. aaron harang bryce harper goes deep. that is his fourth of the year. it is a bomb. we are tied at the 36789 same score in the seventh, grady size monday infield in but ben reveer too quick and beats the throw, four-three phillies. ninth inning, still four-three herrera, his third hit of the game. he scored two runs. five-three phillies. herrera is playing well early in his career. scary moment in the ninth, home plate umpire brian knight hit in the face with a 97-mile

per hour face ball. he would leave the ballgame though. still five-three in the bottom of the ninth. jonathan papelbon now on the bump and this one looks like it is hit well off the even of the bat. papelbon goes 123, his third save of the year. phillies sporting a zero era five-three the the the final. braves in the white north taking on the blue jays. jason donald sol leading off the bottom of the tenth. the it is a walk off. toronto over came a four run deficit. blue jays win six-five. to the friendly cop fines of the wrigley field. a licenses owe send a screamer to the upper deck but have no fear patrons of wrigley field this woman will save everyone by catching the the foul ball in her beer f he could not one up herself she does so, she chugs, said beer, with baseball included about ten bucks down the drain if she doesn't.

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 odd with the 20 percent chance. but in the end it was edmond ton oiler who had 11.5 percent chance who won the lottery and almost certain they will select 18 year-old superstar connor mcdavid. now to playoff hockey on sat kay, game two red wings/lightening. victor helmond hits riley shay in the linesman in the process. both wanted to make a statement in this one to tie up at one and they did. five-one final, wings head coach maybe bob cox contract is expiring at the even of the season and could be a target for flyers if he leaves detroit. let's head indoors, gladiators in town visiting the soul. dan, they find shawn, and, 63-48, it is your final.

soul still undefeated, in the american east division, and four-o overall. to the pitch and the milestone, barcelona visiting valencia. lionel in messy we came barcelona's all time leading goal scorer last year. he is looking for number 400 here. it takes two but he gets to four on the last touch of the game. two to nothing barcelona, the final. i'm james palmer, have a great the day. all right. well hey it was picture day at a nor carolina school and ended with a photo bomb one boy will never forget. this is so sweet. joshua best posed for a picture but what he didn't realize was his father who just served a year overseas in the the military jump in the background, as that photo the owe was snapped. you can see he is so excited probably very surprised but the third grader of course very happy to see his dad. big hug there. best photo bomb ever. very sweet. >> that is it for "eyewitness

news" at 7:00. here's what we have coming up at 8:00. normally quiet college campus rocked by gunfire this morning, search is on for the suspect who shot three people at delaware state university. we will have have the latest coming up next. plus they are boxes you get in the mail filled with beauty products to clothing and they are more popular, but, you don't decide what is inside that box so what are they and what do you get three on your side's jim donovan takes a look for you. and summer-like temperatures kick off the weekend so what can we expect for our sunday? well carol will return with your sunday forecast, and the workweek ahead, we will be right back.

we're following a developing story, for you this morning, police searching for a gunman after three people are shot in the campus of delaware state university. we will have more details coming up. also, a frightening scene inside a cobbs creek home when a child is attacked by a dog. coming up, more on that little girls condition this morning. and we are live along ben franklin parkway where hundreds are taking part the in the dash for donor awareness this morning. good morning to you today is sunday april 19th i'm nicole brewer. thanks so much for joining us at 8:00 o'clock let's send it over to carol for more on the forecast and look at the week ahead, good morning, carol. >> it has been a wonderful weekend. we have had lousy weekend. this isn't one of them. >> we are not complaining. we don't know what to do with ourselves. instead we are outside enjoying it.