more serious injuries this morning. now there is officer was shot in the arm taken to the hospital. we're told he will recover. he will be okay. as far as the suspect in the shooting goes, he was taken to hahnemann university hospital. no update this morning on his condition. take a look at the video this shooting unfolded, just around 10:00 last night in west philadelphia, near the intersection of 52nd and master street. police say officer daniel kostick with the 19th police district assigned to bike patrol. he and his partners were first in the area of wilton street and girard avenue, checking on a man inside the van for possible narcotics violations, police say when they approached the suspect back up and made a u-turn. police officers followed him but eventually lost him. then officer kostick found the man near 52nd and master. police say they were having a discussion when the suspect says quote, i don't want to have to do this, and then opens fire. officer kostick shot in the arm, returned fire, suspect found injured in the 5,000 block of master street.

>> he is in good spirit. i asked him if i could say that, he said absolutely. he is here with his family right now. we are just very, very lucky he is very lung i given the circumstances, obviously we do not know what was on this guy's mind, to have someone say something like that is highly unusual and then to fire the police officer like that, it just makes you wonder. >> again commissioner deputy commissioner there talking about officer kostick how he is doing this morning. we are told he is in good spirits, again, he will recover. as far as the suspect goes in the case again at university hahnemann university hospital, we are not updated on his condition yet this morning, it is still a developing story just as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to you. for now reporting live outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank if you. let's get to developing news right now. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly crash and the shooting of a delivery man. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the scene in crescent ville

with the latest information justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, police believe that man may have been trying to escape a gun attack, they say he lost control of his car near adams avenue, bingham street, crashing up the hill here, knocking down, also knocking down an electrical pole up there at the top of the hill. let's take to you video now police say the driver is a 49 year old man, he is likely chinese food delivery man who may have been making a delivery, on the 500 block of hill creek park. they say at some point in that delivery, he may have been approached by someone or some people, and shots were fired, at least, 12 shots were fired near that scene by a semiautomatic weapon from there, the driver is said to have made a run for it, speeding away, and losing control here on adams avenue. take a listen to what police have to say. >> we believe he was making a delivery to one of the properties and the hill creek homes. because we found 12 spent

shell casings in the 500 block every hill creek park. also found a broken window which we believe was the glass from the driver door window. that the victim was in. also broken glass found inside of the toyota corolla along with the victim, taken to einstein medical center where he was pronounced dead short time later. of course homicide detective are on this case at the hill creek park site as well as here on adams avenue, scene still being held several hours after that driver passed away in this crash. his name has not yet been released. also no word yet on suspect or motive. live here in crescentville justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. right now 5:33, we want to check in with katie. at least a brighter day flight. >> exactly. should be hint milder than yesterday was. so still going to be 11 degrees below average. but we do expect to see temperatures ease up a little bit. still stuck in the mid 50's,

however, and it is still courtesy of the persistent northwest push of chillier air, that is just getting funneled into the region. we take you outside, you can tell that, just by looking at the streaks of yep lake enhanced snow. most of which is having difficult time reaching the grounds at this point. but yes snow has been a theme across central and western pa for two days straight, for us thankfully it has not. but we are expect to go see these clouds currently in place, break and yield for more sunshine. that said, right now we still have a freeze warning in effect across basically the northwest half of our area, freeze watches basically everywhere else, say for philadelphia county, delco cape may county, then delaware state. everybody else is in some type of watch or warning though but temperatures even into tomorrow morning going to once again bottom out under clearing sky. so, just keep it in mine, especially since the wind has continued to blow, that you protect those sensitive plants and veg takes that you put all of the hard work into to guard it in the last couple of weeks. current wind speeds sustained breezy obviously out of the

northwest, means it will feel cooler to you. and if you do have errands to run, maybe just headed out to the penn relays, early race also going to be on the cool side. but we should shoot for 56 degrees here later on this afternoon, and at this point of the year we typically hit daytime high right around 4:00 p.m. or so. more sun though, we'll take that vittoria. >> that's all i want. >> looking on the bright side. >> true, and warmth, but we'll wait for that. >> good morning if you are traveling right now at least the roads are giving you nice warm hug. not dealing with any major delays. take a look at the ben franklin bridge, all of the bridges are beautiful, the ben, no exception. if you are traveling in new jersey, on headed into philadelphia, both sides looking great. and also, traveling the majors, still looking pretty nice right now 95, not too far away from girard, if you are traveling in either direction, you will notice, that speeds look pretty nice, we have good amount of space inbetween the vehicles. pa jersey, delaware, looking beautiful, no delays for mass transit. things at the airport are just fine ukee? >> thank you time now 5:35. in business news, how the white house wants to help

train us workers? and the biggest media merger ever could be headed down the drain. we check in right now with jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> good morning, ukee, erika. so the nasdaq opens trading today at all time high. yesterday, it jumped 21 points closing at 5,056. beating the old record, it was set in march of 2,000 at the height of the. com bubble. the dow rose about 20 points yesterday. comcast is reportedly backing away from plans to buy time warner cable. >> this would have been one of the largest media mergers in years. the withdraw comes a mid increased opposition from regulators. critics have said the merge company would have been too big. >> the white house wants to train america's workers. today vice president biden will announce a partnership with 100 companies. they've committed providing more on-the-job training, giving millions of workers skills needed to earn higher pay. companies include ibm cvs and wal-mart.

>> holy guacamole now get chipotle without ever leaving the house the mexican chain teaming one posts made that's delivery service so bringing that burito straight to your door. delivery service is available in 67 cities, where they operate, yes that includes philadelphia. ukee erika. >> holy guacamole batman. >> oh, delicious, and i love their salads, too. thanks jill. >> makes it easier. >> in other news this morning nearly two weeks but still no arrests in the hit-and-run that killed two year old boy in kensington. boy's family made this flyer, justice for david junior. now they are planning to hands it out tonight at the crash scene at mascher and lehigh avenue. police have recovered the car they believe struck two year old david and his mother, but they have not rested -- arrested anyone in the case. >> well, several actors walk off the set of adam sandler's new movie. we have the word on the plot that they say crossed the line. >> also, some heroic police

officers pull a driver out of that burning car and that's not the only dramatic rescue they had to make. >> and it has been giving us these spectacular images of our universe for 25 years. we'll talk liver with the experts at nasa to see what's next for the hubble telescope as it celebrates its silver anniversary. first though, here's one of the stories we're working on for "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00. >> this -- beep (man. >> the ankle surreal. >> the technology is cutting edge. i'm chris may on boot patrol, with the philadelphia parking authority. >> if you don't pay your tickets, you winds up with the boot. but now, some people have come up with creative ways to beat the system. >> watch this story to make sure you don't ends up paying big fines, getting stranded. the big boot alert tonight at 11:00

>> driver and passenger pulled in from this car in the nick of time. cars destroyed by fire, the driver pulled from the car faces a traffic ticket for crossing the center line. but, the good news here, at least everyone survived. your time now 5:40. who knew asking a girl to prom could get a high school student suspended? that's what happened to one washington state student. >> what he wore during the proposal landed the teen in hot water. nicole joining us now with what happened.

>> file this under really bad idea. >> real. >> i the student says he wanted to go big. ukee erika when he showed up with a fake suicide vest and a sign that red i'm the bomb, well instead he just went home. senior suspended by school officials, after taking the stage until school cafeteria do make his prompostal watch he calls nice clever idea got him five day suspension which includes saturday's prom. district says the punishment could have been worse lighting class c felony charges. he insists it was all a joke. >> i picked it was really funny, everyone else there thought it was good and funny. 202nd, then she just walk up, took it, and then took me to the office. >> yep. he was in trouble. school officials call his actions inexcusable saying he disrupted the learning environment. but i have to tell you it, wasn't complete bus. according to sister station in seattle, the girl accepted, and the pair will likely go to dinner on prom night. >> she accepted? >> she said yes. >> still --

>> not sure it was worth a five day suspension. >> my goodness. >> just bad taste you know? run it by your parents? >> you got to think this stuff through. >> learning the hard way unfortunately. >> thanks, nick. appreciate t. >> ♪ ♪ >> the words is walk out. >> about dozen native american actors left the sed of adam sandler's movie the ridiculous sick. in production in northern new mexico. cultural advisor was onset to make sure their role was sensitive. told they're unhappy over script that featured offensive names, comedy, demeaning references. >> a comedy is meant for everyone to be able to laugh. when the laughter is at the expense of someone that's not comedy, that's insult. >> a spokesman for netflix which is distributing this movie, says it is, quote, a broad sat tire of western movies and the stereotypes they popularized. >> we've been looking forward to this for age.

modern day fair tail? check out the age of add line. >> imagine being 29 years old for almost eight decades. add line, born on january 1st 1908. >> that is the story line behind the film starring blake lively. an accident happens and her charge is her granted eternal youth. but is it a blessing or a curse? the film's director was in our studio, and had high praise for lively's performance. >> she's deeply intelligent i mean really as sharp as they come. really seem to have an understand wag it would be like to be 108 years old in a 29 year old's body have, that sort of weathered heart as it were, and i think she does it really magnificant job in the film. >> lively stars with veteran actor harrison ford and the film is getting major buzz. it is in theatres right now. moreover the weekend in the morning for you on this film. lots of buzz. >> the comes tombs alone. >> oh, indeed. >> i know katie all excited about this one.

>> i enjoyed this one indeed. 5:43 let's get our traffic and weathering. >> yes, it is friday, which means it is trivia time. and we're going to be talking about the cold this time around. which makes sense, right? so here's your question, anchors, all going like this, like settling. >> tell us katie. >> what's the latest date philadelphia ever recorded low temperature of 32 degrees, or less? was it april 29th, a b may second c may 11:00 or good grief, can you imagine d may 20th? so let's tally up your guests and see what we have. >> must be trick question. good grief. >> vittoria? >> b. >> okay, b for the second. i'll go c. >> analoga with a. >> all right let's take you back to a. >> no, don't take us there. >> (laughing). >> oh, man. >> is it b? >> ugh. but could it be? hey! well done, it was erika that pick that, right. >> done! >> so may 11, yes back in 1966, we did hit 32 degrees.

so chilly, beginning to that particular month but here on storm scan, it is a chilly, chilly end to the month of april, as we still have a little hint of snow to show you out there. but, that's not going to actually affect us here today. should ends one more sun than anything. meanwhile storm starting to brew over the deep south specifically over the lone star state. and that eventually becomes a storm that could become a story, for us, so we jump you all the way to late tonight 9:00 p.m. and it is starting to get its act together. it will gather moisture, become little more organized then by late in the day saturday, the clouds should start to thicken. the question is: where does this actually go? does it strike our southern most counties or not? it will really just depends on the final track. so still just a chance. i would say the further north you go, the more likely it is, you ends one totally dry weaken. i want to leave at least the chance for some showers saturday night leading into sunday, for the southern tear of our area. meanwhile, the weekends temperatures start to ease up. we continue that theme and hey, look at that, a seasonable day coming our way

by wednesday. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning everyone, so we've been really lucky thus far with the roads being very quiet. unfortunately right now 5:46, weaver activity on the schuylkill expressway. if you are traveling 76 westbound, we now have accident situation compromising the right hand lane, only allow one lane of traffic to get on by. this is as you are making your way beyond gladwynn. headed out toward conshohocken. we will definitely continue to see how it will affect the building of rush hour. as every right now still pretty light in the area. however, depending on how long it is out there it definitely could affect it in a big way. for the river line, having some signal problems. river line will be operating every 30 minutes. just note that. also, as we move our way into montgomery county rich lard accident situation on 309 southbound. at toll gate road. no delays for mass transit. things at the area port look great for this weekend thank you. >> 5:46. out of this world celebration today. >> today is the

25th anniversary of the hubble space telescope giving us dramatic new look at our universe. nasa scientists doctor mark clamp joins us now live from the goddard space flight center in maryland, good morning, how are you,er? >> good morning i'm fine, how are you? >> great watch are some of the biggest lessons most important lessons we have learned from hubble? >> so, hubble taught us a lot of housing about the universe. everything we observe with hubble, you know, teaches us something new. so we have learned that the expanding universe is actually satellite, unseen force of dark energy, we have been able to see back to about a billion years after the big bang. and closer to home we've been table see that pluto, for instance has five moons. so hubble spans whole range of discoveries across the universe. >> incredible. now do you think 25 years ago scientists had any idea all that they've learned from this telescope?

>> absolutely not. most, in fact, the numbers discoveries we've made, in areas that we really didn't even expect to make discoveries with hubble. >> doctor, what do you think? what does the future look like now for hubble? >> so, hubble, we expect, to operate to 2020 and beyond, then beyond hubble we have the word telescope coming which will succeed hubble, and infrared telescope, heat radiation, and that is designed to look to the very first galaxy that formed in the universe, and to understand how stars and planet systems form in the dark clouds, the hubble has made so famous. and it will be inside these clouds, and give us a really first look at the, you know, process of star and planet system formation. >> amazing. >> i'm just curious, 25 years how much maintenance have you had to do on hubble? is that tough to do? >> the maintenance had a has gotten harder and harder over the years. so when we did the very first

service emissions the astronaunts would have to remove instruments, and put them back, so it is like pulling out of a big box, in the latest emissions there is actually had a lot more work to do, they were services the instruments inside the hubble, taking off panels, removing circuit boards. so it got harder and harder and more challenging for the astronaunts, but always met the challenge and succeeded. >> job well done. doctor mark, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we appreciate you. >> sure. >> twentieth anniversary. how about it? >> indeed. right now 5:49. before you walk out the door, getting new information about this morning's top stories including the search for killer after a chain east food delivery man is murdered. >> and, a frightening finale to high school musical when the stage yes collapses. we'll get an update on how those injured student are doing. first though, here's a look at what's coming up tonight right here on cbs-3.

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on today. a spokesman, for casey says he's taught clinton's dedication for fighting for the middle class, sited when barack obama over clinton in the hard fought 2008 democratic presidential primary. >> right now 5:53. oh man feels like winter is back katy? >> it is chilly out there. so start the morning off for sure especially when we still have the breeze coming in out of the northwest. that will continue to be running theme all day but we should brighten up for a lot more sun than what we saw yesterday. mid upper 30's, general theme here across most of the board, and we do still have freeze watches and warnings in effect in the purple. you have got warnings, so it will be a hard freeze for you with temperatures near or below freezing, and then, another round of watches take effect late tonight. so, it is a two like, basically two for the price of one here, and we are expecting that chill to hang on, obviously, into tomorrow morning. low 60s return though for the weekend, and again as we've been saying, there is chance for the southern tear of the area to get rain saturday night. vittoria? >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone,

unfortunately we have an accident situation on the schuylkill expressway, and since we're so close to the start of where rush hour usually starts to develop i just don't have a good feeling about this. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound. as you make your way around the area of gladwynn, more so beyond gladwynn, as you head toward the stretch of conshohocken, but it is blocking the right-hand lane. only allowing one lane of traffic to get on by. definitely an active scene but again you want to stay with us, we'll definately see how this will affect rush hour when we come

testimony in the sentencing phase of the marathon bombing resumes monday when the defense makes its kay for life in press o prosecution rested its case yesterday against tsarnaev, accused in the bomb that claimed three lives and injured hundreds of people. the jury heard from those victims yesterday, in heart breaking and vivid detail. many of the victims suffer serious injuries, including the loss of limbs. we'll be right back.

>> bliss are asking for your help tracking down this gunman. >> coming up but first brails yourself for some winter like cold. as you get up this morning spring flowers are in little trouble. there is a freeze warning in effect. and we're even talking about windchills today. can you believe it? >> oh, katie just say it will go away soon. that's all we need to hear on a friday morning. >> at least we'll brighten up for more sunshine. >> look like slow progression actually where we bottom out the next couple every days,

since we will slowly get warmer and warmer and warmer, but still be below average so we were bombing out here today, tomorrow morning, but we want to show you pretty shot here out in the live neighborhood network 36 degrees outside mitt many township high school, clouds facing east, looking toward the south where the clouds are beginning to bill owe there look at the satellite loop, pocket of clear skies that's it what we will find everywhere, clear skies storm scan remains basically just empty for now. meantime, because of the very thin vale of clouds, we do not have a prayer of hitting these to the record lows here today. but, there is a breeze outside. and that's going to make it feel awfully close, to the record territory here. feels like below