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.

we had 81 degrees yesterday. not as warm. we are in the middle 60's for our high temperature but a really nice day. we have ocean city right now. the notice high thin cloud. it is cutting dunn on any shadows on the boardwalk but not on the number of people out there. they are definitely there. notice camera shaking. we have gusty wind, at the present time. reading we also that high thin overcast cutting down on the shadows that you may find there. as we take a look at what we are dealing with at least over the next bit of time, we have some cloud over us right now. they will thin out. then they will definitely thicken up because you can see to the south that is a storm system that is coming here bringing as you lot of rain. it starts in the early overnight time period as we go through early monday morning. daytime today dry enjoy yourselves out there. 56 degrees mr.ly in philadelphia we have 54 in trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. really nice morning. things will be warming up but not as high as yesterday. expect a cooler but still very

nice day ahead. temperatures at ease nal normal today around 65 degrees. machine they does definitely get soggy so day breaks down like this 61 by noon and our high coming in later this afternoon as a few more cloud start to come in the picture. rainy on monday. what about the rest of the week? i will show thaw with the rest of the week with the eyewitness seven day forecast. >> carol, thank you. right now three people are injured after gunfire erupts in the delaware state university greek picnic. the shooting took place on dsu dover campus saturday night. dsu president harry williams said in the the statement that the shooting took place around 8:00 o'clock last night at the annual cook out. it is in the clear if the victims attend delaware state. the university has in the identified them. the last night campus police toll students to stay inside their dorm rooms while that investigation took place and also asked non-students to leave campus. the campus was still closed outsiders, at last check.

this saddens me because i know students at delaware state university we do know how to conduct ourselves properly but when you people other people outside of the university and they don't know our core values and they don't necessity how we operate that is when it becomes a problem. >> police say victim injuries are not life threatening so some good news there. the shooter is not in custody. philadelphia homicide detectives have been called 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. inside a first floor bedroom they encountered a man gunshot wound. that man was taken to presbyterian hospital where he later died. in willingboro police responding to an early morning shooting on the unit block of mercato lane. several were detain while police sorted through statements. one victim was, air lifted to trauma care but there is no word on a condition. this is a sad story. members have the st. joes

prep community will come together 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 within of his teammates. >> that will hurt for quite a while. >> reporter: minutes before he died moment before everyone change, like any given saturday da the vio on and ryan were shooting the breeze. >> we were talking with him this morning before he went to practice. he would text me after practice. >> reporter: fifteen year-old kid-jackson would learn just a few hours later it would be the last conversation that they would ever share. >> i cried a few times. >> reporter: school officials say 15 year-old st. joseph prep freshman ryan gillyard died during a football conditioning work out. a 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 polite, had good grade.

>> reporter: school officials added saying in a statement quote that the saint guess he have prep community is deeply sat end by tragic death the of our freshman ryan gillyard and condolences go out you the to his parents and family. ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. d avion was at a track meet during the work out. the teen, 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 a 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 early next week. reporting from the campus of saint guess 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 the the three-year old was sitting with her great grandmother when she was mauled by her uncle's dog this happened in the 5900 block of washington avenue around

5:00 o'clock. the the child was taken to children hospital with bite wound to her head and eye and is now in critical condition. police believe that the dog was jealous at the the child. >> they took the dog. i cannot speak for them. i necessity they will do an evaluation on the dog. they will test it the phase of the dog is in their hands. >> the great grandmother is 84 years old. she was treated for a bite wound on her hand. today friend and family will 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 while walking with his mother, josephine, on masher street monday night. a funeral will be held for alycia tomorrow. police have have recovered a car involve in the hit and run but so far no charges have been filed. meantime calls for justice at a 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 siblings on 57th street in southwest philadelphia on monday. the crime was 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 all happened at fourth and wellin around 8:00 o'clock last night. eyewitnesses tell us that the driver stopped briefly but 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 triangle attack in logan. officers took a person of interest into custody at northwest detective after she came in for questioning. now her name has in the been released and police say a white dodge durango intentionally struck beatrice spence on the 4400 block of 17th street friday afternoon. a romantic rival was allegedly

behind that wheel that was located on the 600 block of mar vine street yesterday morning. the doctors had had to am tied spence's leg. it is 8:08 right now. happening right now, more than thousands of people filling ben franklin parkway for the the 20th annual donor dash run/walk. it is to benefit the gift of life program. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on the parkway where preparations are now underway. perfect day for it alexandria, good morning. >> reporter: perfect day nicole. it has been so much fun. so much energy. they are expecting about 12,000 people, just to put that in perspective, 20 years when they started, they had 800 people out here. we have a 5k, 10k, those are still going on right now n15 minutes we will start getting ready to that are 3-d walk. now there are teams. way it works there are donor families. there are recipients. we are here with team matt. this is like a whole team. the these teams are pretty large. they are really excited and

enthusiastic. this is math the math from swarthmore. matt, tell us about your story. it was how many years ago that you got a new liver. >> yes, i got a liver transplant in 06 summer of 06. it has been seven months in the hospital. >> reporter: how long did you wait for that. >> i'm in the the sure. >> reporter: this is a life changing thing for you. what plans do you have for the future. >> i would like to show my support forgiving life and donations any kind of donating. >> reporter: absolutely. people even living donors obviously. so, this is your fifth year out here with your team. obviously i feel this might have grown. you have a lot of support. how does it feel to be around all these other people in the same boat as you. not every day you meet people just like yourself but today, you are, you have, how does it feel. >> it goodies to see everybody

else showing support. >> reporter: not at all, very far from it. we have thousands of people out here. thanks matt. thanks, team matt. it is a beautiful day for this. nicole, we will send it back to you for now. >> a great cause thanks for that update. 8:10. still a head on "eyewitness news" remembering a somber day in the nation's history bombing on the murray federal building in oklahoma city. coming up next how that city has change and how loved ones remember the 168 lives lost, 20 years ago today. but also, there are boxes we get in the mail filled with everything from beauty products to clothing and they are becoming more and more popular but you don't decide is what inside. so what exactly are they and what do you get? three on your side jim donovan takes a look when we come right back.

they were plotting an isis style attack in melbourne next week. investigators found knives sword during the raid on their homes. they believe that the suspects were going to attack police officers. today we mark a somber anniversary. it was 20 years ago today that a bomb blast outside the the federal building in oklahoma city claimed lives of 168 people. reporters ryan nobles has more on how the the city has change these two decade later. >> reporter: it is often first thing that people think of when they hear oklahoma city. >> it is an explosion that has happened at federal court building in downtown oklahoma city. >> reporter: someone detonated a rider truck filled with

explosives outside the the building. the the explosion destroyed or damaged more than 300 buildings in a 16 block radius and killed 168 people. the bombing in oklahoma city was an attack on innocent children and defense less citizens. >> reporter: within days the the two men behind the attack were behind bars. in oklahoma state trooper pulled over army veteran timothy mcveigh for driving without a license plate 90 minutes after the attack. shortly before his release, two days later, he was recognized as a bombing suspect. the his accomplish terry nichols turned himself in the same day. mcveigh was quick and given the death penalty. he was executed in 2001. >> timothy james mcveigh has been executed by lethal injection. >> reporter: nichols was also convicted and is saving life in prison. in the years after the tragedy oklahoma city banded together to turn the tragedy into

something positive. they have built a memorial on the site of the former murray federal building. it was dedicated exactly five years after the bomb took place. each victim is honored with a symbolic chair including 19 smaller chairs in honor of the children that died. the selfless action that is average people took the in the moments after the bombing and beyond became known as the oklahoma standard. that is as they gathered together to remember the fallen organizers are asking everyone to recommit to that standard, a principal that lives on, two decade after terror ripped through this city. in oklahoma city, i'm ryan nobles reporting. now, in california, a fast moving wild fire forced the evacuation of the 300 homes. the fire was reported, late saturday afternoon after it broke out in the propertyo flood basin near a southern california dam. irregular terrain is making it difficult for fire fighters as you can imagine but as conditions persist fire

officials say it is heading straight for a populated area. that is in the good news for those foulke. 8:16. good morning, carol. >> yes, so dry. i wish we could share some rain that we will be getting tomorrow. >> they need it in areas that really need it. we are looking at a high thin overcast. nothing to impair the joy of the the day because it will be beautiful today. not as warm as yesterday. you might be already tired of the warmth. if so you will will's love to it day. 65 degrees. the it looks nice out there. we will head out to ocean city. notice camera bouncing around and also we do not see shadows but people are still outside. it is windy. we are finding a breeze throughout the the day-to-day. what we are looking at, at this point is a temperature of 56 in philadelphia wind at 10 miles an hour sustained but they have been gusting to 21. humidity at 49 percent through the philadelphia area. in the 50's, philadelphia point south. in the lower 50's philadelphia points to the north. it is very comfortable start

to the day. we will find conditions really nice this afternoon but not as brilliantly beautiful and certainly not as summer-like as yesterday. a few cloud right now over us but they are high thin variety. this is what is coming. cloud will lower later on this afternoon and tonight and overnight and then this rain start to move in. i have a time line when that is coming in. 49 degrees. this is temperature in rehoboth beach. we will notice wind out of the east and they are 21 miles an hour. we will get easterly wind. people still on the boardwalk, it is sunday. we don't care fit is breezy. heading to the the shore today in the middle 50's for the high temperature. we are some 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia at 65. poconos 62 degrees today. it is a nice day in all locations, tomorrow not as nice but if you want rain we have got it tomorrow and that may be nice in your book. the as we go through time here's our computer model that pegs what we are likely to find. it says cloud by 5:00 this

afternoon and more then what we are seeing right now. by the time we hit 4:00 a.m. we are starting to see rain moving in the philadelphia area. by the time we get to 7:00 a. m we will see heavy pockets of rain where orange color is where it is even heavier. that is 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, the way it is right now, this is a look right now at 9:00 o'clock for monday morning. we can still see heavy pockets moving on through. these sort of lessen as we head in the afternoon hours but it is not over, complete thely because then a cold front comes through. do we sianni hear some thunder out there and some lightening. it is possible if a thunderstorm can come in the afternoon. the these rain showers though continuing until early morning hours, on tuesday, and then they get out of here and we are left with better weather conditions. maybe to the north still some rain chances up in that area. otherwise i think we've got the a pretty good soaker come for us tomorrow. the temperatures will be in the 70's but at least rainfall amounts. this computer model wants to put an inch to an inch and a

half of rain plus. we will continue to see who gets heavier rain out of this but it looks like a pretty generalized soaking over the the area tomorrow. so today, no soaking just some sunshine, filtered by a few clouds. 65 degrees our wind east at ten to 15 miles an hour. tonight we have wind gusting at 25 miles an hour wind gusts tonight with a temperature of 50 degrees as we start to cloud up. tomorrow 72, soggy, especially heavy rain in the morning but some showers in the afternoon early on tuesday, as well, a ape then that gets out of here and we will just cool down after that and the temperatures by the end of the week might stay in the upper 50's nicole. >> carol, thank you. it is 8:19. the lets check on those road with ann evans, good morning. >> this is ben franklin parkway, site of the today's donor dash 10k just began a few minutes ago so ben franklin parkway is shut down between spring garden street and art museum circle with martin luther king drive to the left. ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. kelly drive, again that is

shut down as well at this point to the right of your screen. it is also shut down between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green for a regatta we will have move traffic cam here, thinks vine street expressway the at the schuylkill right from center city. beautiful day here. in delays or problems on the vine street expressway. it is moving just fine in both directions and schuylkill is in good shape as well. that is very late from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> thank you. they show up packed with everything from boot i products to clothing but when you order you a subscription box you are not taking items out. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at the hottest new trend in fashion. >> reporter: yes. >> it is like having a personal shopper but delivered tour door. >> it is a present to myself is yes. >> christmas every month. >> reporter: they are called subscription boxes customers pay for ten to hundreds of dollars for them each month. signing up for everything from

beauty products to clothing. subscribers pick their category but what comes in the box is always a surprise. >> it is super fun getting this box that you have no idea that will be in it. >> reporter: theodore spend a hundred dollars a month from stitch fix a fashion service professional stylist make selections based on your preferences. >> some stuffy open up and it is exactly my style. then some stuffy never would have pick that for myself but it is cool. >> we definitely have woman that don't like to shop. we have some fashion people who love shopping and this is just another way for her to shop. >> reporter: katrina lake, the the ceo of stitch fix says customers are happy to let others do their shopping for you. >> simply keep you want are the. >> reporter: bomb fell is amens fashion service. >> often times we will see the the girlfriend is signing up for the account. >> reporter: bernie hughes says in matter who picks their clothes, most men are happy to be surprised with fashion options.

>> basically, it has been pick for your fit and taste. >> reporter: retail expert tomorrow toll julian says customers love the surprise but says letting other people make choices for you sent for everyone. >> i think we have signed over some of our fashion choices as well as some of our shopping budget. >> reporter: emily, is hook. >> i did the ones for make up and beauty a all the time. >> reporter: she spend 39 collars a philadelphia international for a surprise box for her dog, too. >> i'm pretty exited toe what he was excited about. >> reporter: most of these services don't charge a fee to join and shipping is free both ways, plus most let you suspend service anytime you'd like. reporting for three on your side i'm jim

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rare break at his getaway down under. here's a preview of the the interview you'll see later on cbs sunday morning. >> reporter: it seems a million miles from anywhere. life here is about a beautiful sunrise. rolling hills. simple peace and quiet. >> this is 1400-acre ranch. >> yes, it is all over here. this is the front yard. >> reporter: russell crowe says he is always thinking about this in the so little patch of earth as he travels and works around the world. he may be from new zealand but this part of australia is home and it is not always quiet. nana glenn is a seven hour drive north of sidney more importantly, it is 7275 miles from hollywood. >> this place will fix anything but you have to let it do the job.

you know, you have to be prepared to become part of the place that you get up with the sun. you work with the animals. you do all of the little jobs that need doing whether it is fixing a fence and over a per of time that will go by and you'll wake up in the morning and realize that you have actually reached a balance again. that is what it has become, it is an anchor. >> certainly looks peaceful. russell crowe's australia home this sunday morning on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. 8:26. we are following developments on a shooting a the a local college campus. three people injured when gunfire rings out at a party on the ground of the delaware state university. we will have the the latest on the search for suspects. archbishop charles chaput says he is anxious and joyful for pope's visit to philadelphia, coming up he shares latest new details on the pope's visit. and summer-like yesterday but back to more spring like weather today, carol has forecast when we come right back, stay with us. sometimes, caring for your neighbors

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it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. today, it is sunday april 19th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:30. lets check that forecast and more spring-like day rather than summer-like. we will take it. >> we will change seasons in one day. we went from summer yesterday, 81 degrees, as warm as we have seen it last since september. felt great. today we will cool down but to the april normals and that is in the middle 60's. there are a few high thin cloud out there but still can tell it is a blue sky up there and some sunshine is able to get through.

it looks like a nice day. as we head down to the rehoboth beach area people outside on the boardwalk they don't mine that 20-mile an hour wind and temperature of 49 degrees. temperatures will be warming up to the middle 50's today for the beach areas with you as you go inland it will be warmer then that in the middle 60's where we're hoping for 65 degrees through philadelphia. it is 56. fifty-four in trenton. fifty-six in wilmington. temperatures have in the change much this morning at all. storm scan three notice looking at philadelphia area a few cloud are there but also i'm sure your eyes immediately drawn to that blob of green, yellow, and some cases red. that is a system coming here overnight. we will start with light rain to begin with at 2:00 in the morning and couple hours later we have heavier rain around here. today those cooler, nice day though temperatures at ease nal normal at 65 degrees. monday definitely get soggy but enjoy this one. we have 61 by noon.

sixty-four for this afternoon. we will cloud up later on today and then we will see rain moving in after that. i'll finish out time line and talk about the amounts coming up nicole. carol, thank you. delaware police are investigating a shooting at delaware state the university that injured three people. that shooting took place saturday night on dsu's dover campus. shooting happened around 8:00 o'clock as a precaution campus police toll students to stay inside their dorm rooms while police investigated. none in students were asked to leave the campus. campus was still closed at last check, victim's injuries not life threatening and shooter was not in custody. well, fire officials say an unintended barbecue may be cause of the fire that destroyed a house in mount holly. house is located on the unit block of church street. throughout the night fire fighters battled hot spots that continue to flare up. fire consume back half of that house, family including a

small baby got out safely. >> we got closer and we are hearing screams. it is like a little shed right there fire fighters came and started to put out fire from the inside. there is two fire fighters that opened up the shed, and then whole thing just went up in smoke. >> fire damage was so severe fire officials feared part of the house may collapse. as the shuttered revel casino sits in darkness the proper's former lender is stepping up to get lights back on. wells fargo is offering $300,000 to cover two weeks of utility services. offer is made in the name of safety. without power or water service fighting a fire at the enormous atlantic city building would be impossible. ac r energy partners cut electricity after failing to reach a deal with the revel's new owner green straub. crews are demolishing iconic philadelphia international record building. "eyewitness news" along avenue

of the arts at broad and spruce. singers from philadelphia and all around the world reported music in the record companies studios own by legendary music producers kenny gamble and leon hoff. >> they created some of the greatest music in the world. we will 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. they create that had brand sound of philadelphia. >> a 47 story hotel and condo tower will be built on the site. well, last week vatican said that pope francis is considering adding a trip to cuba to his five day itinerary that included philadelphia after a stop in washington and in new york. if it were to happen it will add another dimension to the papal story that is already pretty excited for us philadelphians. our pat ciarrocchi the sat down with archbishop chaput for a wide ranging one on one with that begins with the papal visit. >> how does it feel for you to

be on history. >> it is an incredible task in putting it all together and it causes my mixture of joy and anxiety. >> reporter: philadelphia will be at center of the pope francis universe. archbishop charles chaput will be at his side. >> i think we will be prepare for the holy father himself but i'm worried about the crude that the city can really manage such a huge infusion of people. >> reporter: as many as 2 million people when pope francis climbs steps of the art museum to say mass sunday september 27th. >> it is a huge infusion of people but it is also a great security risk in terms of the holy father. >> i think the holy father is very much aware of the security of the crowd as well as his own. people think about his security, but there is a lot more people present then just one person, so, we're worried about everyone. >> reporter: federal department of home land

security will take the lead visit has been named a national security special event. >> we don't have a final schedule but certainly looks like he will be celebrating mass in the cathedral as well as on the parkway and that celebration if it happens would be for the the people of the archdiocese of philadelphia. he has shown an interest visiting a prison. >> reporter: it caps off vatican response ordinary world meeting of families drawing 15,000 delegates from around the world but it thinks rock star pope has shun the the trappings of the papacy and speaks of serving the poor that archbishop charles chaput hopes can lift the philadelphia church. what do you think the philadelphia church needs from the holy father. >> i think a renewed confident and recommitment of service. i think pope's presence will reminus that it is church is more than just a local parish. >> reporter: archbishop chaput met the former archbishop,

nearly 20 years ago. have you seen his personality change, from the man that you have known and the man that you know right now. >> he is a are different man he was and everybody that knew him says that. he smiles more than he did before. he is more outing. he was very reserved, and kind of introspective and now he seems to be, very much energized by the large number of people come to hear him in the church we have a tradition of referring to that as a grace of office. it is somehow do you things thaw didn't think you were capable of doing because god supplies what is lacking in you personally. i think all of us has some responsibility even up doing things we never thought we could do before. it is because of the grace of god. >> archbishop chaput add in myths that grace has helped him coming from denver to philadelphia in september 2011. >> describe the even of coming to philadelphia a young to older church to a church that is diminishing in size, to a church that had few buildings,

and institutions to a church that is over burdened in some sense with buildings and institutions. the it could not have been more of a contrast. the it is hard for people to yet to imagine we don't have money because they are using to having archdiocese of philadelphia having resources. for to us discover that we spent them all was something that people are still surprised by. in terms of the sex abuse i think, you know, the lord has healed a lot. part of that is with the passage of time where god's grace word on our hearts but i think that people think that the decisions that have been made have been good for the healing of the church on many levels. we always have more to do in terms of healing people victimized by sexual abuse. >> one future issue that worries the the archbishop is what he described as a genuine shortage of priests parish mergers have helped with the redistributes. >> i'm ordaining about a third of the number of people that i retire each year and that eventually will catch up with us and we have to be prepared

for that so we have to promote locations to the priesthood among the faithful but also the lay will to have take more and more responsibility for the church. >> reporter: could francis effect help? prayer list is growing. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 8:38 right now. there is much more still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we will check with face the the nation's bob she have are for a look a ahead at today's

cbs face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 right here on cb. 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is in maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob. good morning. >> good morning, nicole. it may seem a long way off for the rest of us but if you were in new hampshire on thursday and friday this past week you would think that the new hampshire primary is coming up sometime in the next couple of

days. all of the republican candidates and there must have be at least three dozen now, showed up in new hampshire topping of course all of them was hillary clinton. we sat down for a long interview with florida senator marco rubio and if i do say so he a maid some news, among other things he said he would be willing to go to war with iran to prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon. he says that is the last option, that he said he would certainly exercise it. he talk about gay marriage. he talk about climate change. we just kind of went through all of the things that could be an issue in this coming campaign. we are trying to do this with all of the candidates. if there are more democrats running i think we would probably already been started on them but hillary clinton is not giving any interviews yet but we are talking to the the one democrat says he may challenge her and that is the former democratic governor of

maryland mark o'malley. he will be with us this morning. we will be all about politics this morning on face the the nation. >> it that is season thanks bob. we appreciate that preview. >> thank you nick cog nicole. still to come, the the weather is coming from warm to wet. carol is tracking rain in the forecast. she will let you know when you need that umbrella arc we music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm.

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to the 3-d walk that is just about to get started. now all of this is to help promote awareness for need for organ and tissue transplants and donations. the this all started about 20 years ago, when 800 people showed up. now as you mentioned there are thousands. they are expecting 12,000 to be out here today. not only is this a chance to show awareness and support but also a chance for donor families and recipient toss come together. as you mentioned there are about 6,100 people that are in need of transplants just in our area. that number nationwide is about 123,000. so, all of these people out here these are friend and families of donors, recipients who met a lot of great people. one young lady gotti heart transplant and is now a doctor. 3-d walk is just about to get started. lots of great teams and great people out here and nicole, we will send it back to you for right now.

>> such a great day and great cause. alexandria, thanks for covering that for us, we appreciate it. and so nice that the the weather can be nice for a great event like that. other eyewitness weather watchers are up and a every single one weighing in with temperatures in the 50's which is not bad. let's start across the north and we will find 51-degree temperature and that is where we also fine michael riley in sanatoga at that 51-degree temperature. 56 degrees, and this is where jeff is, in hatfield. fifty-six, not a bad tart to the morning. of course it is not as warm as it was yesterday afternoon when we were at 81 degrees but still in the bad at all. 54 degrees is where peter is in lawrenceville. beautiful up there. he's got great looking temperatures. 57-degree temperature where we fine phil. phil always has something to say. looks like a nice sunday. go outside and have fun before the the rainy monday. great advice. i think i will take your advice phil. let's start our fun right now on the ocean city boardwalk

where other people are finding some fun out there this morning. we are looking at very thin high clouds, nothing to impact our mar beauty of the day. people are riding bikes, running around and getting ready for the spring and then the summer season. finally it is here. it looks not bad out there. storm scan three i know medicine liz your eye goes right here and that is probably a good reason because we've got this not just staying here but it will be moving in our direction. so as we are's outside enjoying things today if you look up at the the sky every so often you will notice cloud are starting to change and that is because of this, it will be sending in even more clouds. notice that we have a different layer of cloud then what we're fining over philadelphia right now. cloud first and then the rain but that is holding off until the overnight time period. we have a dry day to day, a day to get out and enjoy what has been a absolutely fabulous weekend. 56 degrees present temperature in philadelphia 54 trenton. fifty-six in wilmington.

coolest spot 45 degrees is in the poconos. everybody doing better than. that as we take a look i keep talking about these high thin clouds and this picture has a good handle on it. this is what you'll be finding out there. 51 degrees right now. wind in kutztown is 5 miles an hour. they are very gusty through philadelphia and our other cameras are shaking around. we have seen wind gusting to 20 plus miles an hour. we have a breeze coming today. lets see what else we have coming today. here's our computer model. take a look keep an eye on the clock and your area and we will time this out based on the latest computer guidance it is updated all the time this is a look at 5:00 he clock this afternoon, some cloud, in big deal, we can certainly handle a couple of cloud. and then as we go later in the overnight time period we will be finding more cloud, and then by the time we hit 4:00 a.m. we are starting to see the first bits of rain, heavier rain will be following fairly soon after that and you can tell the heavier rain, yell other and the the orange as we move forward in time

this is 8:00 o'clock in the morning. notice these heavier pockets of rain, coming into the area everybody is finding the rain, and at 10:00 o'clock we're still looking at rain tomorrow morning, but by the time we hit 1:00 o'clock still some showers are out there some your a areas not seeing any showers, but they are not the complete liz and totally gone. by the time we hit the late a afternoon and evening time period, another round could be starting and then maybe even a thunderstorm with a front that will be coming through here so that is a look at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow night. few areas dry out at midnight a few areas looking at showers early on tuesday and then we will finally push all of this out so the the rest of tuesday, does not look all that bad at all. as far as the amounts go, they will be increasing, this computer model says around an inch of rain, plus, possible, in parts of the area. owe expect a soaker tomorrow. today, expect a almost sun soaker. sixty-five in philadelphia. fifty-five at the shore. poconos 62 degrees. remember the breeze. we are seeing a breeze out there today with that

65-degree temperature. we are finding the breeze tonight. wind questing to 25 miles an hour. temperatures dropping to 50 degrees. mild enough tomorrow at 72 degrees but we have that rain. after that, it looks not bad but it is cooler as we head in the end of the week with high temperatures maybe stopping the way it looks right now in the 50's, nicole. >> all right carol i like those summer soakers. keep them coming. thanks. 8:50. time to check on the roads with ann evans. good morning ann. >> good morning, nicole. it is a beautiful day as carol just mentioned and beautiful day for the the donor dash over ben franklin parkway. it is well underway. ben franklin parkway is closed between spring gander street and art museum circle. also closeds is martin luther king drive. kelly drive is opened at the parkway now but it is closed further down between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green drive for a regatta that is happening. we will move the traffic cam here. this is actually we're moving to it 422 and 202 in the king of prussia area. in delays on 422 or 202 this

morning. both roadways are in good shape as you can see volleys just getting underway there. and moving traffic cam one more time to the walt whitman bridge, if you are shore bound today another beautiful day to do it no delays or problems on the walt whitman or any of the other area bridges. further up 42, five five ac expressway and garden state parkway look okay as well no major delays. mass transit is honor close to schedule. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. well, tonight is the night for country music stars to shine at the acm award right here on cbs-3. all weekend we have been taking a look at nominees for big award, acin m entertainer of the year. one of the nominees is back on the scene after 14 years of retirement. here's a closer look at the return of garth brooks.

>> ♪ >> garth brooks is one of the top selling musicians ever. you know he is an icon. >> garth brooks is almost a category unto himself. he operates under his own rules and own time line. >> he came at a time when country radio was ballet heavy and transformed that into a stadium rock act. he set the the fund days for today's artist with that kind of music. >> fact that garth brooks came out of retirement in 2014 was huge. it has been so long since we have seen garth brooks every within was so excited. but the second he put out new music, he got back on the road to tour, it was like, 1990 all over again. >> anybody who could go out and sellout five nights in an a arena and it is an important figure. >> it is very rare for artists to take a break and jump right back in the swing of things.

garth took off to be with his family, raise his children which is admirable because we don't see many men doing that. >> sky is the the limit for garth brooks and anything he wants to tackle, he can do. >> ♪ country music fans again, you can see ac m award on cbs-3 tonight at 8:00. stay tune for "eyewitness news" afterward with chris may, jessica dean kathy orr ape beasley reese. we will be right back.

we had a taste of summer yesterday which i enjoyed.

back to spring now though. >> me too. i had second helpings have of it the yesterday. it tasted great. today is a taste of spring. that is not bad eat. >> no. >> we have a couple cameras nicole, you have been in this building since it was dark out. we will look outside, ben franklin bridge area notice a thin veil of high thin cloud. not a big deal at all. the it will not stop from you wonderful outdoor plans if you have them. temperatures will be cool tore day though in the middle 60's. if you go to the shore your temperatures will be stopping in the 50's, is there pretty decent breeze right there, as well and in the keeping people off the boardwalk a lot of people out there. >> look at that. it was nice. i necessity you spent sometime in ocean city think week. we are looking at temperatures today in the middle will 60's whiz is where we're supposed to be this time of the year. tonight we will drop down to 50. cloud roll in early on monday morning. we will get first bits of rain. then heavy rain in the morning on monday. some showers in the afternoon. still cannot tote the liz rule out a then are storm as well later on in the the day on monday in.

temperatures in the bad at 72. it is warmest day of the week. by tuesday after an early shower things get better after that. >> a trade off but keep umbrella handy on this monday morning. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, we are signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is next make it a great day. >> bye-bye. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

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