freddie gray in police custody have taken a violent turn. police have deseened upon crowds today as they have destroyed, property, a and also looted several businesses. we now necessity tonight that several police officers have been seriously hurt. i'm's chris may. i'm jessica dean. all this happening just hours after the funeral of freddie gray protesters have battered and burn several police cars. you can see this cruiser engulfed in flames and heavy dark smoke there. police are saying these protesters have started looting stores. you can see here people rushing out of the back of the cvs pharmacy. a frustrated baltimore police captain spoke about the violence this afternoon. >> this have afternoon a group of outrageous criminals attacked our officers. right now we have seven officers that have serious injuries including broken bones and one officer unconscious. we will go back and do an investigation and we will fine the people responsible and we will put them in jail.

>> reporter: well, stay with "eyewitness news". we will keep an eye on the situation in baltimore as it continues to unfold tonight. we will have updates throughout this newscast and on line at cbs philly.com. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have much more on this breaking story at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". here at home a fiery crash as claimed the life of the tanker truck driver in montgomery county. >> tanker and tractor trailer slam head on this morning on south park avenue in lower providence township. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with reaction from the neighbors tonight, steve

and that is of course not including today's fatal. >> and the whole house shook it is a sight that are worse than the sound. police, say shortly before about 6:00 o'clock, a tanker and semi truck collided in the 700 block of south park avenue, the tanker, carrying, raw sewage met the semi box trailer, containing and then spilling, barrels of cosmetic make up powder, all over the roadway. the driver of the sewage tanker was killed. >> this particular roadway is traveled by tractor trailers. there is a lot of traffic on the this roadway. >> it is not uncommon, to travel here but neighbors wonder why. it seems everyone has a story about an accident. >> i got hit by a car at the brink there. >> i was in an accident here a year and a half ago. >> that tree right there.

>> and that tree, then hit. >> and neighbor tom lives in the corner on the south park and jode. he pointed to every tree on his front lane and and stay on the side of the house. >> neighbors blamed the designed ignored speed limit and overall geometry for the infamous reputation. they say if cars crashed constantly, it should not be a road for trucks. >> i think this road is too small for tractor trailers. >> maybe they shouldn't be on this road. >> reporter: after monday's ordeal tom's wife says that enough is enough. >> but she said, and and. >> reporter: and we were like to give you one last live look at this scene clean up continues, that will follow the the investigation and an accident reconstruction, and that is expected to and keep this road shut down throughout the night. police are waiting next akin

before they announce the name of the driver killed. reporting live, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. a worker is, stabbed at a main line school and, doused with bleach. tonight that worker is hospitalized a suspect is in custody. our walt hunter joins us live at radnor township police department with more on how this all happen, walt? >> reporter: well, chris police say when a former worker at the jack barrett hebrew academy ivan moore, showed up on campus this morning a a worker at the school who recognized him let him inside, that worker having no idea that minutes later, he would commit the a brutal knife attack on an employee at the school. do you have any comment at all mr. moore on the charges against you. police say suspect, three two-year old ivan moore his hand bandage and bloody from the attack was arrested aboard a septa route 100 trolley, 20

minutes after he slipped in the barrett hebrew academy stabbing and throwing bleach, into the face of a kitchen employee, with whom he had formally worked at the school. the the victim now in serious condition. >> he was conscious and alert he was talking when he left the school campus. >> reporter: school officials who immediately put the facility into lock down say that moore was allowed inside, by a worker, who opened the door for him. violating school security protocols. and, an individual working for, our technology services, provider recognized the individual and allowed him to enter the building through a bus entrance. the individual who breached this protocol was released of duties effective immediately. >> can you tell us why you allegedly, stabbed one of your former workers. >> reporter: moore was not talking after being brought to radnor police headquarters from bryn mawr hospital where he had been treated for his hand injuries. but police say a big reason he

was arrested so quickly is a new security system called dell pass, and now installed at 200 delaware county schools, a red button sending an instant special alert about any school intruder. >> the minute there is an issue, is there an opened line and we can hear everything going on in the school and as a result, they will also go in a lock down. >> reporter: police and school officials emphasized at no time were students at risk, the attack taking part in part of the school away from the classrooms, arranged just a short time ago moore is being held in half million-dollar cash bail. live from radnor police headquarters, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good walt thank you. a cooler than normal start to the week but a warm up is just around the corner. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck tracking one more chilly night before some big changes kathy. >> thankfully, guess contact we are seeing some breaks in

the cloud on the sky deck and already, feels warmer, we are in for a cool down before we see temperatures rise again hopefully this time they will stay that way. we have a broad area of low pressure that is influencing our weather. you can see the cloud sprinkles not the that farrah away tonight we will see a partly cloudy sky and we will slowly clear it out as that low moves towards the north east. right now 59 in the city. fifty-eight in millville. the at the ac airport, 56 in wilmington. only 48 degrees in the poconos. wind stiff out of the northwest at ten to 20 miles an hour sustained and that is, what is keeping a chill in the air. so our first forecast calls for temperatures in the 50's, this evening, 53 by 9:00 p.m. by 11:00 o'clock cloudy, breezy 51 degrees with some breaks. those skies clear out. we will start off cold tomorrow but then a warm up in store before some late week wows. we will talk more about that coming up with the seven day. >> kathy, see new a bit. a philadelphia mother is

charged when endangering welfare of the four children after police rescued them from a locked basement. twenty-nine year-old cherin a lee ordered the children in the basement but claims she did not know the door was locked. children were rescued yesterday from this home on east atlantic street in kensington. police say children were without access to food, water and bathroom for more than 12 hours. two young teenagers are facing charges tonight in the shooting death of the chinese food delivery man in crescentville. these are suspects, 15 year-old tyquail duffy a and 14 year-old shemir walker. walker is charged with murder. both of those teens will be charged as adults. police say 49 year-old man crashed his car thursday night, after being shot by the suspects. he was making a food delivery at the time. well, more than 4,000 people are now confirmed dead following saturday's earthquake in south asia. the the vast majority of those deaths occurred in nepal where search and rescue efforts continued tonight. four students from allentown's

muhlenburg college are studding a broad in nepal right now but the school says that they are safe and accounted for. yesterday, junior heil posted on facebook he is in a small village in northwest katmandu. in his post heil wrote right now phone lines are clogged and he is unable to make any calls. eight suspects are facing charges tonight in the drug smuggling scheme at a chester county prison. police say former correctional officer douglass keck got drugs to inmate. and he brought his four year-old son along to one of those drug deals. the other suspects in this case include current and former inmates and solve their friend. let's bring you up to date with the latest on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, a grand jury's report made public today found that kane directed release of secret information to embarras a rival and accord together grand jury, tried to cover it

up. panel of judges ruled that the inquiry into whether kane violated a court order by firing her chief deputy james barker should continue. barker testified to the grand jury investigating kane and some believe his firing was in retaliation for that. >> this is very serious allegation that has been laid at the feet of the attorney general. >> it doesn't look like retaliation at all. you would see at any proceeding that steps were taken to reorganize the office to make it more effective, to make it more efficacious. >> reporter: the grand jury has recommended that kane be charged with per jury and obstruction of justice. the the decision on whether those charges will be filed will be made by montgomery county d.a. rita vet try furhman. a professor is preparing for next phase of his life but he already has quite a story to tell. >> murray cohen is a rabbi educate the or and holocaust survivor, still ahead the the lesson he hopes to continue teaching even after he leaves the classroom.

plus the search is on tonight for a gym bandit, a warning from the locker room after a thief takes off with personal items. kathy? chilly for now but not for long it will be getting warmer once the the storm moves away. we will talk about that as temperatures sore in the seven day, hi beasley. phillies start a long road trip in st. louis with cole hamels on the mound. home coming for the big fellow ryan howard is heating up, he talks about staying on track ahead in sports.

looking for a man who stole a what will fret a planet fitness in the lawn dale section of philadelphia last week. they ask you to take a a good look at the suspect. investigators say after stealing a wallet a and other personal items from a locker, he used the credit cards at a rite aide across the street. he then fled the scene in the gray suv. if you recognize this man call the the police. it is one step forward two steps back for the the new owners of the former revel casino in atlantic city. new jersey division of gaming enforcement glenn straub says cannot assume revel's casino license in bankruptcy court. straub needs to be approved for his own license in order to operate a casino. seventy years after he walked free from nazi concentration camp a professor from atlantic county stockton

university continues to share his account with students. >> murray cohen has been there for more than three decade and will be honored next monday. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan sat down with the professor and brings us his incredible story of survival. >> you asked me how did you survive? i say, god knows, i don't. >> reporter: murray cohen was 12 years old when nazis took him and 80 relatives from their polish ghetto to auschwitz, his mother and little sisters died the the first night. >> murder is by choice, they chose to murder us. >> reporter: he and his father spent two and a half years starving as slave laborers. >> people literally walked and fell dead. >> reporter: he enrolled in brooklyn college and began studies. after teaching from the beth israel congregation in vineland in 1980 a invitation to lecture at richard stockton college. he has been there ever

since. >> community of students, that want to understand how this can happen, how humanity can produce it. >> reporter: doctor cohen's impact on stock exton university cannot be overstated. under his guidance stockton created largest studies program in the entire world. there are now 19 courses each semester with a thousand students each year. stockton also has holocaust resource center where fellow survivors can share their stories. >> so lessons from the past are translated to what about today. >> reporter: as world marks 07 years since lane racial of nazi concentration camps doctor cohen celebrates his own milestone next week, retired. anything that you do in the like to talk about. >> there is nothing not to talk about and except how can i express my pain inside of me. >> reporter: looking forward doctor cohen plans to guest speak whenever he is up for it n vineland, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a remarkable life he

has let. >> hure is. >> kathy is here to talk about the the weather. we are hoping for a warm up, kathy. >> we will get a warm up. by wednesday, we will get a big warm up. >> i don't think anybody will complain about that one. >> we will turn the tables on the spring season and it will feel much more like may as we head toward the season. take a look at temperatures right now. we are looking at numbers in the 50's. you can see in philadelphia, our art museum looking good this afternoon still cloudy but a week from sunday we will be there for the race for the cure. women of "eyewitness news" will be hosting that. we will look forward to that it. we will look at the cool weather coming tonight and then what is ahead. we have one cold start tomorrow and then it warms up, in the fire risk will be rising. late week rain is a possibility with area of low pressure that is going to be lingering off the coast. we are looking in the 50's.

tomorrow morning we are in the 40's. that is a chilly start to the day. watch what happens in the afternoon, temperatures rising in the 60's and some spots maybe even touching 70 degrees. but that warm, windy weather will enhance fire risk for the entire region tomorrow. tomorrow we are talking about northwesterly wind gusting to 25 miles an hour. relative humidity relatively low at 30 percent. we have some dry fuel, some branches and brush so please be aware of that if you are in our suburban area. during the day on tuesday those strong northwesterly wind will be with us. it will be mostly sun which a are mild day. high pressure falls to the south. we are looking at the 07's for wednesday, that is peak of the heat. then we will watch low pressure move off the eastern seaboard. right now it looks like this storm will stay to the south. that is the good news. our american model gfs and european model also, is looking at, a southeast ward, area for this. moving toward the the north east and away from frustrates but

it will have that on shore flow, bringing breezy, cool conditions to the delaware valley but for both thursday and friday, if it lingers longer, but right now it doesn't look like that is the case. cloud will break seasonable and cold. temperatures rise close to 70 tomorrow with mostly sunny conditions. as we go hour by hour tomorrow 8:00 a.m. 54. sixty-four by noon. 2:00 o'clock 67. 5:00 o'clock 66. any evening activities or sports, we are looking good. because temperatures will still in the 60's with dry conditions by 8:00 o'clock hour. on your seven day forecast, 73 for wednesday. 10 degrees cooler thursday. temperatures only 63. we have cloud showers coastal low impacting our weather. friday cool, but we should snap out in time for weekend. saturday 68. sunday 74. monday, 75. new there is a few showers. i don't think we will complain

at this point. >> i like this okay. >> we can get used to this. >> it is about time, kathy. >> thanks very much. vittoria has a check on our traffic vittoria. >> thanks very much, jessica. i have had some good news. it is a bright spot in the commute. usually we are still flooded and jammed packed with traffic. right now that volleys starting to subside so we can all take a breath. if we are traveling on roosevelt boulevard that north bound delay between schuylkill and broad street is getting better approaching broad out of the stretch of ridge it still may be slow but it is improving southbound no major delays. this is a great shot overlooking center city and vine street expressway. traveling on the vine, it is not awful even around broad street, however keep in mind we will have construction tonight and that will be compromising a few lanes. anyone traveling tonight or planning to travel using vine street expressway take an alternate spring garden callowhill and mindful of the close another of south park avenue and lower providence as a result of the earlier fatal

accident at crawford. your best alternate is egypt road. stay with us for cbs-3 "eyewitness n

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beasley are phillies hitting the road. >> they will go to st. louis cole hamels has not pitched well there. but ryan howard, is incredible there. >> that is right. >> ten game road trip in st. louis, cole hamels on the hill for fightins still looking for his first win of the season. ryan howard is heating up. phillies last home stan the big piece hit three home runs, drove in seven runs and st. louis native loves playing in bush stadium where he has had a career .362 batting average with 19 home runs. >> you know you go through these hot and cold streaks and to be able to give ourselves

opportunities to win games is all you can ask for and just, eking one out after a tough series with the marlins and try to carry it on to st. louis. nfl draft is three days away. eagles fans, on the marcus mariota race what chip is thinking what position should eagles draft first, so i will start there. then complete secondary overhaul and pick up a wide receiver but here's someone who knows more. >> our philosophy is best player available for us. it is mountain just best player available for the league. we grade and set our board for the the eagles. it is according to our height, weight speed parameters and how they fit in our sister and compare to our roster. it is the best available player for us. >> fletcher cox will get a big race. eagles pick up his fifth year option today. he will go from 1.7 million-dollar to 7.8 in 2016. that is a raise people.

>> yes, it is, four sacks three fumble reconferry, career high 70 tackles forbidder number one pick in 2012. philly fight fans have a special reason to purchase may weather, pacquiao, jesse heart will fight mike jimenes on the under cord. pair of middle weight titles on the line. jesse and his dad eugene cyclone heart at joe hand's gym today for three hour obsession the baltimore orioles game at camden yard has been postponed today due to the protests. >> yes good unrest continues there tonight. they will have much more tonight next on the "cbs evening news".

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next. they are live in baltimore with the latest on the violence there here's sco >> pelley: an explosion of anger and violence on the streets of baltimore this evening. rioters are battling police. many have been wounded on the day that freddie gray was laid to rest. also tonight rescue. the desperate search for survivors among thousands dead in nepal. and for the first time prosecutors explain what they say drove the colorado gunman to commit the movie theater massacre. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: hundreds of rioters pummeled baltimore police in running street battles after the funeral-freddie gray the 25-year-old african american who was fatally injured two weeks ago while in police custody. we have a live picture now