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 freezing

everywhere, we said earlier freeze watches and warnings are in effect, northwest half of our area, in the warning. and south eats half of the area, in the watch. but, as the day goes on, specking temperatures to ease up sun to shine brighter and brighter. i expect the daytime high to hit about 56 degrees, we will probably get to that point around 4:00 p.m. or so. vittoria? >> thank you, good morning everyone rush hour is bubbling unfortunately as you notice behind me, we definitely have some other things that we have to worry about, as well. let's get outside take a take a look first at the schuylkill. i know it doesn't look like much but accident situation looks like yep completely pushed to the shoulder here, on the westbound side of the schuylkill notice, tow truck still compromising the right-hand lane. westbound 76 as you make your way beyond the area of gladwynn. this is causing a major delay. and i know this shot doesn't do much just continues considering it is one lane only we're definitely feeling the heat of rush hour, and now, residual and gaper

traffic as a result of the accident. i have to give a shout out to lou didonato, hit me up on twitter and said there is disable vehicle on the schuylkill expressway approaching the vine street expressway. thank you for your eyewitness account. it is out there. it is compromising the shoulder as well as partially the left-hand lane. westbound schuylkill approaching the vine street expressway, watch out for this activity building, as women. ukee? >> thank you. close call for one every philadelphia's finest, bike patrol officer investigating possible narcotics violation shot so is the suspect. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo at police headquarters right now to tell you more about it, jan? >> reporter: ukee, police say this officer extremely lucky shot in the arm taken to the hospital he'll be okay. the suspect also taken to the hospital hahnemann university hospital, no word on his condition yet this morning. philadelphia showed up at force thursday night after

one of their brothers in blue is shot in the line of duty. >> we are just very, very lucky, he's very lucky given the circumstances. >> eight year veteran of the force, david shot just after 10:00 o'clock, in west philadelphia. he was on bike patrol, with his partners at the time. >> as they were checking on a man, inside the van for possible narcotics violations at wilton street at girard avenue, police say the suspect backed up, made a u-turn and got away. officer kostick then found the suspect near 52nd and master streets. police say the gunfire errupted, in the mid many of a discussion. >> kostick is still on his like. the male turns to him and says, and i quote, i don't want to have to do this but then he fires at officer kostick, striking him in his right arm so kostick returns fire striking the male. >> that suspect was found injured at the 5,000 block of master street. >> obviously we do not know what was on this guy's mind. to have someone say something like that, to fire at a police

officer like that, makes you wonder, gives you cause. >> shot in the arm, the officer taken to pen presbyterian in stable condition. police say he will recover. >> in good spirits, he'll be okay we're thankful for that. again, just underscores how dangerous this job can be. >> now, police aren't releasing much information about this suspect. they have not identified limb. also not giving a reason why he may have opened fire. all they're saying right now is that they found a weapon on the scene we've not gotten end an update on his condition either. we'll stay on top of this story. for now reporting live outside of philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> thank you. also, following developing story this morning delivery man with a gunshot wound crashes his car during a get away and is killed. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the scene in crescent ville with the latest details. good morning. >> police say what we're seeing the end after escape,

doing delivery 500 block target of ambush, involving a gun. they say he sped away up adams avenue, lost control near big ham street, crashed up this hill, and police found that man unconscious with a gunshot wound. about 10:30 thursday night report of a single car wreck off adams avenue. the scene, a violent one mangled toyota atop a hill crashed into a fence, and a light pole downed. the driver still inside. and gravely injured. >> on police arrival medics arrival, found 49 year old male victim inside of a 2,013 toyota corolla he was in the driver seat, unconscious. >> it is now believed the crash was the drivers attempt at get away from gunfire. medics also noticed he was shot in his left shoulder. police believe the driver, whom they are not naming was working as chinese take out delivery man may have been on duty and shot either before

getting inside his car or as he was at the wheel. >> we believe he was making a delivery to one of the reports, because we found 12 spent shell casings in the 500 block every hill creek park. we also found some broken window which we believe was the glass from the driver door window that the victim was in. >> broken glass found at the hill creek park scene and inside the vehicle. driver taken to einstein, pronounced dead short time later. >> and looking live at that car, the scene still being held several hours later mr. is continue their investigation, with homicide detectives, the driver here, 49 years old pronounced dead at einstein medical center, no word on his name or identity. police say at this time his family has not been notified, also, no word again on the suspect or suspects, involved in this shooting. we are live in crescent ville justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. now, new this morning septa

bus catches fire, it happened around 1:30 this morning on south broad and pattison avenue right in front after at&t station. the driver and passenger on the owl service bus got off safely. no word yet on what may have caused that fire. >> well, washington township police are asking for help to find two people captured on camera robbing a gas station. please take a look at this video. happened early yesterday morning, at the gas plus service station on black horse pike. police say the suspects pulled out a handgun, and stole cash, cigarettes and lottery scratch-off tickets. the suspects are a man and a woman, and you can see close up image of the man right here wearing a black -- tsi sweatshirt and ban dan a woman wearing black north face hoodie with pink lettering at the time and a pair of gray phillies sweat pants. anyone with information is asked to contact the police. >> 6:07 right now. dozen of student injured after a stage collapses during a performance. all of this was caught on camera too.

nicole brewer joins us more on how the student rent doing and the video of the crash too nick snow. >> video pretty incredible, about two dozen student were hurt during the finale of their high school musical yesterday when this happened, the stage collapse from the underneath themment take a closer look. >> ♪ ♪ >> tough to watch. shows them performing the play american pie when joined by large group of dancing student. the stage gives out but it takes audience members a moment to realize that it is not part of the show. parent rushed to the stage to help, and all of this is happening in front after packed house. >> moment of silence. he was screaming moms crying, girls crying, then people started running up to the stage and trying to get people out, make sure everyone was okay. >> just scary scary situation. now at least one person was

list in the critical condition initially, but is going to be fine so that's some good news here. thankfully most of the other students able to walk away from this on their own. an investigation into the collapse is now underway, but classes are resuming as scheduled this morning. >> scary stuff. >> very much so. >> more spectacular video from chile, as people there brace for potential third volcano erruption. see what the neighbors look like right now the neighborhoods, as thousands begin to evacuate. >> also ahead deadly mistake. what president obama is saying about an us drone strike that took the lives of two hostages including an american. >> and, it is that time of year when colds become more come on and this morning alert about popular cold medicine getting recalled. >> ♪ ♪ >> so much to say about our forecast today katie just a hair milder, and the sun's

going to come out more, too. >> a give away at citizens bank park there is sunday, as well. >> go on. >> kids 14 and under. >> yes? >> i just turned 13 yesterday. >> well, because you got the give away, right? >> i got t we'll show it to you. good morning family, see you in a bit. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern.

>> morning, in baltimore police clash with protesters over the death of freddie gray. >> at least two people arrested last night, there have been several days of protest after gray died from spinal injury. he suffered in police custody. he was reportedly injured as he was handcuffed and put in the back of a police van on april 12th. his death comes a mid a

national debate about policing in minority neighborhoods. it is 6:13, here's your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, ukee, we continue to track storm scan3 really just the wind flow, more than anything, to track here at this point. because our storm system and all of the fronts that came through this week, have all since pivotted away. but now, you have got that counter clockwise spin, funneling the chill from the northwest, where this is coming from, yep you still got little hint of very, very light lake enhanced snowfall, most of which is having hard time reaching the ground at this point through central pa. look at this, you've got freeze and frost alerts that extend all the way out to indianna. even eastern iowa at this point. so it almost carves out the trough that's since settled in. here at home, we still got freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 this morning as well as watches and then we will see renewed rounds of freeze watches go into effect later tonight. this is a chill that will stick around for yet another night, meanwhile, we take a look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, at least some easing up that takes place here basically, every single day of the next seven

is going to rebound by at least a agree. at least one. you know? and then we look ahead to the weekend specifically, storm system passes generally to our south, but, it is very track dependent. so still allowing chance for some rain in the southern counties of our area saturday night. vittoria? >> thank you, good morning everyone the schuylkill westbound at complete stand still, as you will notice here, right at city avenue. the reason being on the westbound side of the schuylkill, beyond this point as you make your way beyond gladwynn, we had earlier accident compromising the right-hand lane. they still are working on it, tow trucks blogging the right lane so zaza result that far residual volume, gaper delay traffic, on top of rush hour making things just a no movement situation right now. if you are traveling elsewhere on the schuylkill eastbound around conshohocken, approaching the vine street expressway going to find delays and volume out of the northeast, as you commute your way from cottman to the vine. you will fine brakes but slow. river line operating every 30 minutes due to signal problems no major delays at

the airport. erika? >> vittoria, thank you. president obama has order review of the drone strikes that killed two hostages, one of whom was american. the strike in january on the pakistan-afghanistan border killed two members of al quaida. the us hostage killed, identified, as doctor warren weinstein. he was aid worker from maryland who was captured in pakistan in 2011. the president says the us did not know hostages were being held at that compound, where the strikes were made. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the us government, i offer our deepest apologies. >> also, killed, was giovanni, italian hostage held since 2012. >> police officer is expected to recover from a gunshot wound to the arm. he was shot by a possible narcotics suspect late last night, in west philly. the officer returned fire and wounded the suspect.

>> search on for the gunman who shot and killed chinese food delivery man in crescentville. that delivery man tried to drive away after the gunfire but he crashed about two blocks away. a least dozen people injured when a stage collapses at high school performance in indianna. one of the student critically injured but is expected to be okay. we'll be right back.

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philly. both teams are looking to break losing streaks. yesterday against the marlins the phils played in front of the smallest crowd in the history of citizens bank park. little more than 17,000 fateful in attendance. they saw hit one that got out of there in a hurry. phils ended up losing this one, nine to one the final score. just heads up for you right now, the phanatic's birthday this sunday at citizens bank park. and all kids 14 and under will get -- >> hold on! >> these. >> boom, bamm. phillies. ooms, there we are. how is that? pretty cool. phillies versus rays, wait, my thigh is shaking let me put it down. eagles making sure they're ready for any possibility while they're on the clock. eagles new personnel executive is ed responsible for setting up possible partners in case of draft day moves a need to

be made. birds could pull the trigger to try and get marcus. >> the goal is any draft is to get good football players you snow we view it as every pick is a opportunity to improve your football team. so the more picks that you have the more opportunities you have to get great players. >> tebow looking -- >> now, he also said the new addition tim tebow is not guaranteed a spot, but he will get a chance to make the team just like the other players in camp. well if you are hoping to see floyd may weather fight manny in person, bankrupt your wallets. the cheapest seats will be about $1,500 each. if you want floor seats figure on about $50,000 i'm told. the mgm grand in las vegas requires $250,000 line of credit, to buy a ring-side seat. square off may second for the world welterweight championship of the worlds. erika, back to you. >> $50,000. >> come on, now. >> and they don't give you free socks.

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>> 6:00, if want to check and get our friday and weekend forecast. squeak better than yesterday katy? >> that's a great way to put it just a little bit because we are going to seymour

sunshine with time here. we started off so beautiful yesterday. little cloudy to start off. but helps trap a little bit of heat in, so it is still scold out, outside kutztown area mid school clouds will thin out with time. so phillies back in town here, where they have some sunshine at least for first pitch. 50 degrees the first pitch temperature for us. see the temperature continue their decline through the nine inning. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, good morning everyone, now dealing with full blown rush hour. there is no surprise there. 6:24, this is 95 as you commute southbound out of the area of cottman avenue, out of the northeast, then all the way down through to the vine street expressway. through the construction zones, it is going to be the heaviest, going to feel like the biggest squeeze, but generally speaking you do have some brakes in that traffic. i just don't want to say too many, because i don't want to get your hopes up. on the roosevelt boulevard also dealing with southbound traffic, approach the area of the schuylkill, because on the schuylkill expressway westbound, speeds are clocking in at average every 12 miles per hour, so, totally jammed. as you try and make your way

throughout your suburbs even montgomery drive. twenty-four is your average on 95 traveling on the blue route, pa turnpike, 422 not awful, just yet. but, i have a feeling, it is not too far away. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. smoke and flames, lava and lightning, take a look at this incredible scene in chile. the couple -- volcano errupted between, caused more than thousands of people to flee. almost making for some spectacular sites, as well. look at. that will nearly 2 feet of ash now covering the near city. residents there are now left to shovel it out. luckily, there are no reports of injuries. >> well, happy birthday hubble. twenty-five years ago today nasa launched the school bus sized telescope into space where it is being delivering magnificant images like these, hubble over some 340 miles above earth but it is operated at nasa's control center in green belt marylandment scientists say it is able to look more than 13 billion light years away. in our last hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, we spoke with a nasa

scientist, about what hubble's taught us. we have learned the expanding universe accelerated due to the unforeseen force of dark energy, able to see back to about a billion years after the big bang. and closer to home, able to see that pluto, five moons. >> how about this? nasa hopes hubble will keep flying through at least 2020, that's ten years longer than originally planned. >> on your health watch this morning, check your medicine cabinet. there is a recall of some mucin ex products over label concerns. pharmaceutical company rb says the only mucinex fast max liquid products, the ones part of the voluntary recall, say the products may not have the correct drug fact lane on the back. asking customers throw it away in sealed bags. >> on your health watch new ice cream recall also because of listeria concerns.

jenny's splendid ice cream is recalling all of its products after health officials found listeria in one sample. the specialty ice cream is sold in our area as stores like whole foods and the fresh market. earlier this week, blue bell creamery recalled all of it ice cream for that same reason. >> well, automakers want to make it illegal for to you work on your own car. >> now specifically the electrical and computer components every your vehicle. companies say that all three cars electronic control units could lead to equipment failures and security issues. automakers say that the digital millennium coffee right act makes tinkering with your car a copyright violation. they are now lobbying congress to enforce the idea. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" bill cosby faces new abuse accusations. jan? >> reporter: and erika, a police officer is shot in the arm, while he's talking to a suspect, in west philadelphia. i'm jan carabeo liver outside police headquarters this morning, coming up: how that

officer is doing this morning and what police say the suspect said to him before opening fire. >> also, the high school senior who got suspended from school after his prom proposal bombs. >> and, it is chilly out there right now. just about 38 degrees, not feeling like the ends of april. we will do traffic and weather together on the 3's, looking liver right now down the shore, hey but you know what, it is friday. >> it is. >> so you have the week toned look forward to. >> i'm with you on that one we'll be right back. good morning.

>> braking news, you are looking at new video from chopper three, just into us, as philadelphia police safely recover two children from a stolen car that was just recovered. this scene is playing out on the 600 block of west knorr street. the children were in the car when it was stolen from the 600 block every rising sun. we're still working on fine tuning new details, but we do know one suspect is in custody. again, the two children who were in that car when it was stole ren safe. and presumably being returned to their very worried mom right now. we'll have more as it comes into us. >> also breaking this morning philadelphia police officer shot while on bike patrol. he's recovering this morning. and now we're learning more about just what happened

before that shooting. >> good morning, jan carabeo at police headquarters right now with more. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika, a very scary situation. philadelphia police officer was shot in the arm taken to the hospital, but he is expected to recover. we are told he will be okay. as far as the suspect goes, he was taken to hahnemann university hospital. but no update on his condition this morning. take a look at the video this is where the shooting all unfolded around 10:00 last night, in west philadelphia, this happened near the intersection of 52nd and master streets. police say officer daniel kostick with the 19th police district was assigned to bike patrol. he and his partners were first in the area of wilton street and girard avenue checking on a man inside after van possibly for narcotics violations. police say they approached and the suspect back up and made a u-turn. the police officers followed him. but eventually lost him. then officer kostick found the man near 52nd and master. police say they were having discussion when suspect says

quote i don't want to have to do this. and then he opens fire. officer kostick again shot in the arm and returned fire, the suspect was eventually found injured, in the 5,000 block of master street. now, these are the chaotic moments, just after the shooting. caught on police radio, as kostick called for help and his fellow officers responded. take a listen. >> tim ' en route. i am answer route. my arm -- >> (police radio). >> i have officer bike on thompson street, excuse me, warren and master, have the officer's bike here. >> now, police say officer kostick is in good health, in good condition and in good spirits this morning again recovering from that gunshot wound to his arm. again, as far as the suspect goes, police are not releasing much information about him not giving us update on his condition, providing id. right now all they're saying that a weapon was found at the

scene. we will continue to follow this story but for now live outside of philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, we will get back to you soon, thank up. let's get our traffic and weather together right now. here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, starting things off little bit on the cloud side here today. also, very chilly side too. our temperatures are feeling a lot more like they are into the 20's, and below freezing, basically, everywhere. but storm scan3 at least empty, again, we have some clouds cover to work w here are actual air temperatures, again, not throwing in that windchill, you have got to knock about 10 degrees off. so it is definitely feeling awfully wintery outside yes more like the teens when you do the math, in mount pocono, but eventually today we should end up mid 50's, it is arbor day by the way, which is holiday, which we are encouraged of course to plant and care for trees and it was actually held for the first time into nebraska on april 10th in 1872. so, that said, you know, it is going to be a brighter day to plant a tree.

make sure it is nice and secure because of the winds still out there. so cold ends to the world of work weekment there is a storm that will be nearby for us, tomorrow night and we will talk about whether or not that's going to have aim pact on our area, meanwhile through next week, temperatures do start to ease up somewhat. it will be a slow progression up on the thermometer but we're going get there eventually. today truly where we actually bottom out if you want to call it that here with temperatures at best into the mid 50's. vittoria, we send it over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, right now, we are dealing with rush hour, also dealing with a few accidents situations. so let's get right to t if you are traveling right now on the 30 bypass, we are dealing with a accident situation. if you are traveling eastbound, not too far away from 322. if you are traveling in and around that area, you are going to find some high delays. so the best thing you can do is just plant cords inningly. traveling on the schuylkill expressway, traveling on 95, traveling on the vine street expressway we're finally starting to see rush hour. so definitely want to give yourself more time.

traveling on 95, going to find delays out of the northeast down through to the vine street expressway. there is no, no question about that, but this is the 30 bypass, and it seems to be, that again we had some residual traffic beyond the area of 322 eastbound direction, looks like the accident has been cleared out of the way definitely lingering slow going behind t so if this is where you are headed this morning give yourselves more time. now, with rush hour bubbling on all of the usual spots in the majors, as i have mentioned, also in new jersey, like traveling on the 42, 55, if you are traveling the river line, in new jersey, they're operating every 30 minute, because they're having some signal problems. note that. also accident at gulph road long road. if you are traveling right around the area of king of prussia. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. following developing story right now delivery man is dead after a shooting, he crashed his car while trying to get away at adams avenue and bingham streets in philadelphia's crescent ville neighborhood. investigators believe the victim was making a food delivery at the time of the

shooting. police have not yet determined if robbery was the motive in this shooting. >> well, bill cosby is facing more accusations of sexual assault. three more women say the philadelphia born comedian assaulted them in separate incidents between 1970 and 1982. one of them says cosby offered her a pill after she took it she says her vision became blurry, then she passed out. >> i remember him then helping me up the stairs to a bedroom. i was in no condition to leave, to drive to say anything. >> the woman's attorney, gloria allred, says more accusers will be coming forward, cosby has not been charged with any crime. >> 6:37, prom postals have become big thing for student these days, way to go above and beyond. >> big gesture got him suspended. nicole brewer joins us, tell you what happened. >> and he won't see the prom either. so tough lesson here. but when the student showed up

with a fake suicide vest, a sign that red i'm the bomb. let's just say it blue up in his face. >> senior suspended by school officials after taking the stage in the school cafeteria to make his prom postal. now the problem he was wearing a paint ball vest with paper tubes, made to look like a bomb. he says he wanted to go big but instead he just went home. with a five day suspension, which includes saturday's prom. now, the district says it could have push for class c felony charges but felt the lesser punishment was appropriate here. says everyone was in on the joke. >> i think it was really funny, everyone there thought it was good and funny. good for 20 seconds. and she just walk up, took it, and then took me to the office. >> now, this morning, his actions are being called inexcusable, and school officials say he disrupted the learning environment. so clearly, they are not impressed, but according to our sister station in seattle he did get the girl. she said yes to his prom postal, and the pair are headed to dinner on prom

night. but certainly not what you should be doing. >> should have been somebody in that crowd that would say dude -- or parent. >> make that vest, just what are you thinking? >> you wonder, you wonder what went on there was that person's wheels turning or what? >> not so much. right now 6:39. switching gears right now, another story, right nicole? >> i do have another story for this morning. the birds and bees have gone high tech. this digital age tech talk comes before the sex tom. in fact, i spoke to local mom who wrote a book all parent want to know about. >> great. >> very good nicole, thank you. also ahead paying the price for plastic. why you could get charged for those disposable shopping bags the next time you shop. we'll explain why coming up. good morning.

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>> final show will be web cast it, goes on sale, now may first, it will cows, though, it is $08. that does include live web cast frost june in california. also streaming on line, the latest hit from a dover delaware police officer. >> you will remember him from his version of shake it off remember bingham in his car?

now he is perform ago duet. >> ♪ ♪ >> in the patrol car in that police video they jammed to parra more's ain't it fun also number of other hits. the department made the video to show that officers, hey they're just like everyone else. you know them as a person giving you a ticket usually but they're just average people. >> shout the to the police department in dover. >> well done guys. let's get our traffic and weather together. >> that implies that everyone else is also singing at the top of their lungs in their car, which i think is very, very funny. i know i do it. everybody raise your hands if you do it? >> i'm in. >> oh, i know you totally do it. >> let's check in with weather watch ers, shall we in cold air this morning especially to the more remote suburbs 35 degrees with some cloud cover overhead, for donna this, more she said it is a very chilly friday. happy weaken, you know getting there, guys.

let's get to you another one 37 degrees from phil, and he's out in north wales with the cloud cover overhead just plane cold he said specially when you factor in the breezes out there. and we can go to one more, we take to you 38 degrees, sent in from aj, out in morristown, within the last 15 minutes 38 degrees for him under the cloud cover in moorestown, kind of gloomy, dreary, by comparison, to what we saw yesterday when we started off with the sun eventually these clouds break for more sunshine. so, it is a little bit after backward situation from what we had yesterday. you could still see that wind flow coming out of the north best even lake enhanced snowfall. storm system beginning to brew across the lone star state that eventually is going to go into much larger much more defined system by the weekend it could ends up bringing us our next round every weather southern counties saturday night. up until that point we still got freeze watches and warnings posted, new batch of freeze watches, goes into effect later tonight into

tomorrow morning for temperatures that once again bottom out in the upper 20's, low 30's, so, if you haven't already, hopefully not too late, make sure to make a point to put blanket or sheet or something over those sensitive plants, and spring flowers, that you don't want to get destroyed here, because this chill obviously not good for them. over the next new days, though temperatures do ease up, at least little bit. at least 1 degrees with every passing day and we expect by wednesday, to finally hit a seasonable temperature how about that? >> i'll take t that's what i like to keep coming. >> keep it coming. >> good morning everyone, right now, i would like to put the brakes on rush hour. because it is just getting busier, and busier. i know the ben franklin bridge doesn't indicate that in its entirety, but it is still slow. as you make your way from, i would say really heading down toward the tolls at eighth and vine, but this delay only going to grow back toward the area of the mid-span. i would say give it about 15 minutes or so. so headed into philadelphia, i would anticipate slow down if

you are leaving now. i would also anticipate slow downs on the schuylkill expressway, nine a the vine street expressway, approaching the schuylkill, be mindful that far construction closing walnut st. between 15th and 16th until 7:00 a.m. about 15 minute or so. best alternate is samson. watch for delays for the river line running every 30 minutes. >> updating breaking news, police officer shot and wounded during a confrontation with a possible narcotics suspect in west philadelphia. the officer is expected to be okay. he returned fire, and wounded the suspect who is now in custody. >> also, police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a chain east food delivery man. in crescent ville. investigators say the delivery man tried to drive away from the gunfire before crashing his vehicle. >> also, more breaking news, two children are recovered within the hour after the car they were in was stolen in north philadelphia. the children are safe, suspect is in custody. >> everyone knows about the

dreaded sex talk. >> but these days they should have the tech talk. what parent should do before their children get started when cell phones and social media. >> think the birds and the bees, but with high tech twist n this digital age kids are getting sign up for cell phone plans, even social media accounts before they hit puberty. well, one local mom turned author says her book, act as guide to health kit navigate high tech tools, but starts with a open dialogue, at home. >> about with two twin girls only matter time, about the birds and the bees. but, before the sex talk, comes the tech talk. >> i see amening at this is the new vin inch at this kids young kids, giving that ammonium at this away very freely. >> safer i mom turned author of sophie takes a selfie, created on line he had quit guide for kids can also help part glenn we want to set the boundaries also let them know we are giving this opportunity and we're going to see how you

hand it will. >> in her book the sweet 16 serves as rules encourage kids to be kinds keep it classy, be aware of the over share. also suggesting creating tech contract that outlines your expectations. start with one social media profile set to private. and allow your child to connect only with people they know. >> you don't want people going through tour children's photos up loading them to somewhere you might never know about. >> says it can help parent by flagging ann properer at words or picture but at the end of the day it is about mutual understanding and respect whether it comes to her kids? >> kind of like a hawk watching over your shoulder. >> well she watches everything you do. >> they may not like it, but they admit that open dialogue comes in handy. >> if there is ever, like, something that we see or bad that happens we always come to her and ask her for advice about it. >> in a day and age when kids are socially active, before

they're sexually active, she urges parents to have the talk sooner rather than later. and keep on talking. >> we are solve i shallly living in a world where your son or daughter might be asked to share an inapropriate picture before even a first kiss. >> so help them preserve their on line reputation, because of something they may never be able to fix. >> so the big question here: when should you start having the tech talk? well, says it depend on the family, but typically about eight, nine years old and from there, it is really about continuing the conversation, and letting them know that they can come to you without worrying about the repercussions. >> that's important. >> really huge. but, i thought it was interesting, when she said ammonium at this is the new virgin at this, kids giving it up too freely. make sure those accounts are set to private. kids this is days like to collect followers. not a good idea. >> not good idea, good point. >> if you don't know that, perhaps it is with you for

life. >> thanks, nicole. 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell with your preview. good morning. >> good morning that's good line aninimity is the new have i inch at this, think what folks think about. that will good morning ahead, fall out from the us operation that killed innocent hostages cia insider michael morrell takes us behind the decision-making process for launching drone strike. plus chinese scientists altered dna in human embryos we'll take closer look at the moves that some say crosses a line. then charlie roads asks russell crow, any part of his life that he regrets, why he wore that shirt. just kidding. the news is back in the morning, see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> hating on plaid nora? >> that was good. all right nor a thanks so much. take care. oops. well, philadelphia city councilman wants to cut down on litter with a fee on disposable shopping bags. >> councilman mark says he's proposing bill that would charge shoppers 5 cents, every time they would buy or use

disposable bag. he argues that tax is compromise between retailers who may not like the idea and environmentalists pushing for plastic bag ban. 3 cents that far tax would go to the store owner, two sent to the city. >> a lot of people go to other retail store don't need a bag. as soon as they come out of the store they throw the bag on the street, we believe this is a great opportunity to help start the process of de-littering the city. >> that nickel bag tax would apply to both paper and plastic. already being done in some communities out west. >> yes. >> we'll be right back. >> first though a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. >> you want the paperwork? >> 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 wind 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 end up paying big fine and getting stranded. the big boot alert, tonight at

>> our forecast, few more clouds out there, should thin with time. because we continue to have a pretty decent wind flow, out the northwest your pollen

levels do stay high today. so be ready for. that will we will keep you generally in the medium-high range for the next couple every days, that said, penn relays continue today. it is probably good weather when you are talking to a runner or racer. but, not ideal if you are sitting in the standment be sure to bubbled up if you go support the racers out there today with the wind. but will get you. fifty-six at best, vittoria. >> not looking forward to. that will you won't be looking forward to rush hour for sure traveling on the schuylkill westbound, it is a full house out every montgomery drive all the way beyond gladwynn. and the eastbound side is no picnic either. same thing with 95, also, northbound side of the turnpike we do have two right lanes being blocked, there is a both in the road. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. philadelphia accused every home-grown terrorist indicted on charges she tried to join the terror group known as isis. only "eyewitness news" has this video of the april 3rd arrest, of keonna thomas, prosecutors say thomas was ready to join, fight and become a martyr on behalf of isis. the defense attorney representing thomas previously

said thomas would plead not guilty, if indicted. >> we just got some new information about a stage collapse at an indianna high school that injured more than dozen student. now, this was the frightening scene last night. >> larynx group of student on stage for the grand finale of the concert when the floor of the stage collapsed into the orchestra pit. this happened in westfield indianna about 20 minute north every indianapolis. mayor just update that situation, we're toll, that the injured students are doing well. >> well, i was actually able to get back in to the emergency room, and talked to three young ladies, all three of them, including the one that was initially listed as critical, were in very good spirits, i was thrilled, to see that, and couple of them said they are ready to get back again.

>> classes will resume at the school. investigators looking into maintenance records on the stage. >> coming up on sister station the "cw philly" we are following breaking news. >> scary moment for two children after the car they were in was stole never north philadelphia. they're now safe and we are following the latest development here. >> next on cbs this morning researchers edit the dna of human embryos for the very first time. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station, good morning, family,

good morning. it is friday, april 24th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." an intelligence failure leads to a drone strike that kills hostages. michael morell on what went wrong. chaos at a high school concert when a floor gives way. this morning more than a dozen students are injured. oscar winner russell crow tells charlie what it takes to direct himself in his new movie. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. ♪ >> an emergency on