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under siege. tempers flare. protests grow out of control. there's looting violence and businesses going up in flames. tonight a call for calm but many wonder when peace will prevail on the streets of a city in turmoil. good evening. i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. today's violence follows the police involved death of 25-year-old freddie gray. tonight, the city of baltimore is under a state of emergency. baltimore's mayor announced a curfew hoping to restore calm and freddie gray's relatives are calling for peace tonight. pleading with angry demonstrator demonstrators to end the violence that's gripped the city city. natasha brown joins us now live from baltimore's man daw within mall that was the target looting just hours ago. what are you seeing there tonight. >> we can tell you it's been a violent day of rioting here in the city of baltimore. all day today. here tonight we can show you that there's been a wall of police officers guarding

mondawmin mall trying to keep looters at bay. one of many areas in this city devastate beside a day of destruction. as firefighters battled battled the enormous flames at his woo warehouse police were mobilizing around the city. 5,000 officers from the mid atlantic region have been requested to help keep the piece in baltimore. chaos erupt the this afternoon hours after freddie gray's funeral a protest that had been planned on social media spiraled out of control almost immediately. some rioters hurled rocks at police officers. others set cruisers on fire and looted stores. smoke poured from a cvs that burst into flames just feet away from where police officers were standing. officers used smoke grenades and pepper spray to keep protesters at bay. at least 15 officers were hurt. two are in the hospital. one was knot knock unconscious. as firefighters worked to douse flames around the city, one rioter was seen puncturing a hose. at a press conference baltimore's mayor stephanie rollings blake called for calm

and said that those responsible for today's violence will be held accountable. it is idiotic to think that by destroying your city that you're going to make live better for anybody. >> meantime maryland's governor act activated the national guard guard. police have made at least two dozen arrests earlier in the day baltimore police reported a credible threat that rival gangs in the city were working together to target police officers. and as a result of the violence the orioles postponed monday night's game against the white sox. well we have also now learned that baltimore city schools will be closed tomorrow in light of the rioting. the attorney for freddie gray' family says they are devastated by the violence. they are shocked and they are urging calm. but we can tell you what we're seeing and what we're feeling at this hour here in baltimore is that calm is certainly not happening right now. there are buildings that are a blaze. choppers are flying over our head this is certainly an erie

feeling in a city that is on edge. we're live in baltimore tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". natasha thank you this video from the miffled riots captured a lot of attention tonight. vietnam veteran stood between the protesters and the police much robert valentine told the protestersing to home. and after awhile they did. he said todays destruction was quote not relevant to the issue of freddie gray's death. gray was laid to rest earlier today at an emotional service. 2500 mourners packed baltimore's new shiloh baptist church remembering gray's live. the 25-year-old died april april 19th days after he was arrested. he asked for medical attention multiple times during his arrest arrest. doctors later discovered he suffered a fatal spinal cord injury. police have acknowledged they should have given gray medical attention on the spot. instead of waiting as long as they did. again, here is where we stand this hour in baltimore. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency tonight and

activated the national guard. 5,000 additional police officers have been requested to help bring about peace in baltimore. and a citywide occur fee will go into effect tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. you can get any overnight developments on "eyewitness news" this morning starting at 4:30 and also any time at cbsphilly.com. tonight crews are still cleaning up remnants of a deadly wreck in lower providence montgomery county. a tractor trailer and tanker carrying sewage collided just before dawn on south park avenue. this crash killed the tank consider truck driver and ignited cosmetic powder that spilled out of the semi and on to the road. authorities say part of south park avenue will be closed at least through the morning rush. also tonight we continue to follow the condition of a delaware family poisoned by a pesticide last month while on vacation in the u.s. virgin islands. since that time, "eyewitness news" has found out that the same pesticide is being used here in large quantities.

>> and now we've learned others have been exposed. alexander off doug beep. >> jason patrick had a growing family antwell-paying job at 28. >> that's my little guy. he doesn't remember me. >> that was 10 years ago. >> i can barely do much of anything. >> at 38 words are failing him. as is his body. that trip was the last time he would hold his kids. >> i have severe pain every day that it starts in my lower back. >> according to medical expert testimony jason's nervous system had been poisoned. >> it's all due to the safety issues and misuse of most dangerous chemical on the planet. >> he's talking about meth they will bromide pesticide blamed for making a delaware family gravely ill while on on vacation in the us virgin islands. although banned exemptions allow

it to be used at produce at approve sites. jason was a fumigation tech anything. april 7th 25 jason was perform performing a fumigation here at gloucester township the way they would typically work through a tarp over a blair. large stack of produce and fifty three it bi 19 that. levels were testing low. it was jason's job to wait while others figure out why. >> came back and he said, it was loy and it was low because half of it out here with me. >> a leak according to jason left him exposed to the meth they will bromide for 45 minutes minutes. symptoms came on slowly. >> i woke up one morning and like my chest was on fire. and then it went into my hands and then by -- through the burning after that came numbness. >> in a workers compensation hearing, the company western fumigation question the legitimacy leak and also required employees to be trained

and wear protective gear which jason admits he wasn't wearing. but he says employees were pressured to go without the gear. western is now under new ownership. they chose not to comment for the story. >> that's me getting it all run running. >> these days, he plays old videos. >> i say look, kids new york city cane. >> so that his kids can see the athletic man they never met. suffering a fate they hopes no other young worker will ever have to meet. >> looking at jason's condition many would wonder what about eating produce treated with methyl browned. according to the epa since it's a vapor it doesn't cling to fruits and vegetables it is deemed save. as for the edmond family the mother is recovering at home. father still in the hospital but stable and their two teenaged sons remain in critical condition. >> quite a store. alex. thanks so much. more than 4,000 are now confirmed dead in nepal after this weekend's magnitude 7.8 earthquake.

mower ferns four americans among the dead. katmandu they are digging through mountains of rubble trying to save anyone who might be alive. but remote villages are cut off from help altogether. and there's fear there may be many more dead there. tonight we know the identity the suspect in custody for stabbing a worker at a mainline school. >> sir, can you tell us why you allegedly did this? >> that was our walt hunter questioning suspect ivan moore who used to work at the john m. barrack hebrew academy in radnor. police say he got into the school today and then stabbed and through bleach on to a kitchen worker who he used to work with. the victim's injuries are serious before the they're not live threatening. moore tried to make a get away on a septa trolley but was taken into custody in haverford. the school went into block down. no children were injured. new at 11:00 tonight a crime spree targeting the elderly. police say woman is pretending to check on seniors right before she robs them. it's happened across gloucester county.

and greenwich township, national park and wept deptford where "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is with one victim's story story. >> reporter: west deptford police say a money hungry predator is lurking. and she'll do whatever it takes to get her hands on your money. >> i fell down schenn got my wallet it. >> this 88-year-old man asked us not to show his face. out of fear he'll ab tacked again. police say the suspect knocked on the man's door last week, got inside then beat him before taking his money. >> she could have killed me. >> this man isn't alone. police have four victims and eight robbery attempts under investigation. detectives described the woman as african-american age 5060 with bushy hair and glasses. >> it's definitely the worst of worst when you prey on an elderly victim. >> assistant police chief sean morning kenna told "eyewitness news", the robberies happened in broad daylight and the woman attacked at random. >> there's been intelligence

bulletins put out through gloucester and camden county also to the other law enforcement agencies to be on the look out for this person. >> police say during each attack the woman told the unassuming victims she was checking on the elderly to make sure they were okay. a few days later in this man says it will be sometime before he's back to his normal routine. knowing she's still out there. >> i would say don't open the door or speak to anyone regardless of what they tell you. >> reporter: detective here's at police quarters believe the woman lives in the area but she can attack anywhere. if you have information give west deptford police call. reporting from west deptford david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". well you may be spending more at the store without even realizing it. >> it won't believe where it's happening tonight three on your side goes undercover. >> this shaving cream had one price on the shelf but another at the register. it happened with this tide detergent too. three on your side goes undercover shopping exposing a

big problem at a major chain. >> it's definitely misleading to consumers. >> don't pay more than you shall. when is a sale not a sale? watch my special report coming up. april warmth moves into the delaware valley before some late week woes move back into the seven day. i'll explain coming up. and still no royal baby but when the little one does arrive, there's a new way the royals will announce the big news. >> and would be eagles cheerleaders take center stage tonight for a big night at the kimmel center. we'll have the results coming up up.

today the pennsylvania supreme court reinstated the child endangerment convict of roman catholic monsignor william lynn. he was the first u.s. church official prosecuted over his handling of sex abuse complaints complaints. lynn served half of a three to six year prison term when superior courts toed his conviction in 2013. he's been on house arrest ever since at a northeast philadelphia rectory. lynn has 14 days to appeal the ruling. angry parents are asking questions after a local school board voted to do away with the librarian position at its elementary schools due to lack

of funding. wept defendant forward parents met with board members to try and convince them to keep that position. vacancy is scheduled to take effect in the next school year n recent years students at the three elementary schools have shared one librarian. >> philadelphia organizers with the world meeting of families launched their volunteer recruiting campaign today. organizers say that they'll need as many as 10,000 volunteers for the week of september 22nd through the 27th. they are looking for people with a variety of skills but especially those who can speak more than one language. for more information on the papal visit and how you can help just head to our website cbsphilly.com. the world is still waiting to see whether britain's royal baby number two is a girl or boy boy. she's four days past her due date now. kensington palace won't couldn't philadelphia international airport the news when the new baby does arrive we'll all be finding out via social medial the gender, weight and time of birth will be announced on

facebook and twitter first. a women only discount that's the 81 western pennsylvania shop owner is using to highlight the state's jent wage gap. small pittsburgh store allowing women to only pay 76% of their total purchase since they typically earn 76 cents for every dollar a man makes. men have to pay full price. the pop up shop offers ceramic textiles art prints and other small gifts. it is a popular chain that is displaying sail prices that don't pay off at the register. and it's not the first time. three on your consumer reporter jim donovan goes undercover to see where it's happening and how to avoid it. ♪ >> reporter: they ties a deal of the week. by one get one free. 25% off. but when shopping at walgreens you may want to bring along a calendar in addition to your wallet. that's because the prices posted aren't all that they seem. by one get one free batteries

17.49. we paid full price almost 35 bucks. 9.99 laundry detergent rang up 12.49. why? because while the sale sticker was still posed the sale had actually expired. the dates are found here where the tiny print says good through. from nuts to nutella, sweet and low to shoe inserts. >> that's few days old. >> reporter: three on your side went undercover at several walgreens in our area and found sticker after expired sales sticker still on display. all of these items had outdated tags. the difference between the expired sale price and what we paid amounted to $74.81 accepts. >> you have to watch more carefully when i get to the register. >> i think that's really crazy. >> it's their responsibility to take it off if it's expired. >> consumer advocate edgar grease. >> if you see a price that says 99 cents on the shelf that's the price you expect to pay when you

check out. you shouldn't have to take out a magnifying glass and look at the little fine print that this expired last week. >> reporter: three on your side first reported on the problem two years ago. and it's still happening. >> most states would say, you must put the correct price on the shelf. not one that's expired. >> reporter: some states have even sued walgreens for this. >> this level of consumer deception is inexcusable. from a corporation as sophisticated as walgreens. >> reporter: last june walgreens settle admit sorey lawsuit that alleged the chain engaged in a pattern of advertising lower prices on display tags but charged higher prices at the check out. so what can you do if you find outdated sales stickers? speak up. >> it was supposed to be $5 off or something on the little sticker. >> the times that i did i got the sale price. even though the sale had expired. even so, dwarf ski believes walgreens needs to get its act together. >> walgreens is just being

negligent an allowing these expired tags to remain on the shelf and consumers get bam boozled. >> reporter: walgreens tells me that it will honor the lowest displayed price even in instances when the sale has expired. they say they welcome feedback in areas where they're not meeting customer expectations. now we'll have to just wait and see if this time they come up way solution. >> i think a lot of us are wondering would i catch this at the register? do you think most people do? >> i don't think so. especial physical people are buying more than one item. >> right. >> they think they're getting a deal and they're not getting a deal. speaking of deals tomorrow night at 11:00 o'clock i'll have a story about sales that never end end. we tracked prices at self big department stores and what we found may have you thinking twice about jumping on deal. >> you always say read the fine print. >> um-hmm. >> you need glasses and mag any feig glass calendars. you might as well bring a suitcase along with in order to go shopping. >> keep an eye on it. >> see you tomorrow at 11:00. >> jim, thank you very much. kathy it look like spring might just come settle in for

awhile. >> um-hmm. we're looking at real spring weather as we end the month of april. we've been waiting all month. finely we're going to see it. outside right now temperatures are cooling with a clear sky but we'll jump in 20 degrees during the afternoon. take a look outside. temperatures in the 50s and some fours center city philadelphia looking good with the clouds breaking. on storm scan3 we have upper level low pressure system giving us some clouds. moisture to the north that slowly moving away and that will allow the skies to clear tomorrow. so here's a look at our weather headlines. starting off on a chilly note, but then we'll be seeing april warmth and then we have to keep an eye on the late week period for a lingering area of low pressure that could mess things up weatherwise. first, here's the weather you'll wake up. 41 in the poconos. 44 in allentown. 46 in philadelphia. but by the afternoon as we advance the clock through the day, you'll see those afternoon temperatures well into the 60s jumping some 20 degrees from the morning. so that's the good news. the bad news is the fire risk will be rising across the region. we'll have warm temperatures.

we'll also have winds gusting to about 25 miles an hour. the relative humidity is low. we have those dry fuels in our suburbs and more rural areas the dry branches and dry brush. please be aware of that especially come tomorrow afternoon. high pressure will sit right over us. we'll have plenty of sunshine and then as our storm continues to full farther away the winds settle down wednesday this will be the peak of the warmth temperatures well into the 70s. a real perfect day on hump day. then things begin to fall apart a little bit. tracking this area of low pressure you can see the isobars are lines of equal pressure stacked around it. this is the sent of the low. the strongest part and it will continue to move toward the northeast. now our latest computer guidance suggested it stays to the east. and far enough away from us to have major impact but it will be breezy cool, you have on shore flow and that means it stays pretty cloudy for thursday and friday. we'll keep an eye on that as it continues to track further out to sea we might end up were i was better late week period.

overnight the low temperature 46. during the day tomorrow the high 69. as we go hour by hour the morning stats off cool. lunch time 64. by the late day period still in the 60s by 8:00 p.m. any evening plans light jacket that's all you'll need on the seven day forecast 73 wednesday. 63 on thursday. some 10 degrees cooler. friday we got tom out the weekend looks nice with temperatures rising again into the 70s and beyond. monday some rain but we'll take it if he can we can make it to 75. >> i'll make that deal. >> everything is a trade off. we know that. kathy thanks. >> fightin' phils go on the road tonight, beas. >> it was good. cole hamels on the mound and he was fantastic. ryan howard went back home. he's from st. louis. norly he lights it up. he did enough. we'll talk ahead in sports.

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>> how is this road trip going for the phillies? >> they played really good leading up to the road trip. the road trip is off to a smashing start. >> phils and st. louis start a 10 game road trip. cole hamels looking fog his first victory. ryan howard grew up in st. louis louis. always performs great at home. he struck out. he went one for four in the game but it was enough. cole hamels pitched of pitched great. here in the second he struck out mark reynolds. cole went seven innings giving up a run and 9ks. phillies down run in the seventh. two out, two on for ben revere. hits a flare to left and bounces into the stands and a couple of them score. jonathan pal pap pep bon goss

hit 111th career safe as a phillie. he's one away from the most tying the most. so that's something to watch. great job bite phillies today. they win four-one. nfl draft day three days away. eagles fans poised for a mariota run. who knows what chip is thinking would holes on the offensive line so i say start there then complete the secondary overhaul. pick up a wide receiver. but here's a guy who knows. >> our philosophy is best player available for us. so it's not just the best player available for the league. we grade and we set our board for the eagles. so it's according to our height, weight speed per meters. how they fit in our system and compare to our roster so it is the best player available. but best player available for us us. >> fletcher cox goat a big raise. eagles picked up the fifth year option on his contract today. he'll go from 1.7 million this season to 7.8 in 2016. that's a raise. four sacks thee fumbles

recoveries, career high 70 tackles last season. he was the birds number one in 2012. game seven between islanders and caps much tied with seven minutes later. washington scored the game winning goal to beat the islanders two-one. they'll face the rangers in the eastern conference semi finals. we will be right back. ♪

philadelphia eagles introduced their new cheer squad for the 2015 season. ♪ >> "eyewitness news" joinings a sold out crowd at the kimmel center for the eagles cheerleaders final audition. 60 young ladies competing for that squads toes 38 spots. they were judged on their physical fitness and, of course, their dance moves. fans also got in on the action this year by submitting questions via social media fort interview portion. you can meet the new squad on the eagles website. we'll be right back.

>> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington, erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fell lip injury. we thank you for watching white news at 11:00. for beasley kathy and everyone here, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. remember we're always on at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman tonight' guest a scarlet johannson.

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