if we don't get justice we're not going to calm down, period. this is not protesting. this is not your first amount right. this is just criminal act. >> the city of baltimore plummets into chaos after the man who was burried from a severe spinal injury while in police custody. >> rioters torched pharmacy, looted stores, set police carson fire, and through bricks at officers. at least 15 are hurt. >> this morning the family of freddie gray is speaking out. >> don't kill the whole city man just for him.

that's wrong. >> maryland's governor declared state of emergency and called in the national guard. additional police have been requested from here in philadelphia and washington, d.c. made a did he significance on whether to send those additional officers. a city-wide curfew will begin -- began last night rather, an in baltimore at 10:00 p.m. >> peaceful protest turned violent after schools let out yesterday. young people have mostly been responsible for the looting. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake says the people responsible are thugs. >> this is one of our darkest days as a city, and i know that we're much better than this. we know that the world is watching and we cannot allow our city to evolve into chaos because of a small group of criminals. >> and we are continuing to follow the latest on the situation in baltimore. much more in just a few minutes, we'll have live report from baltimore coming up at 5:00 a.m. happening right now, a

busy stretch of road in montgomery county remains closed nearly 24 hours after the deadly crash. crews worked through the night cleaning up sewage and proud their spilled after two trucks collided. one driver died in that crash. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now she has some new information live from lower providence, jan good morning. >> good morning, you can see that south park avenue here in the audubon section of lower providence township remains closed this morning officials on scene tell me here this morning that this road will likely remain this way throughout the day. they had hoped to get it back open in time for the morning rush but that powdered make up spilled during the crash yesterday is still on the ground and it is very slippery. the two vehicles involved, however, have been towed away. that will happened around 1:00 i'm told, so progress is being made here, but not enough to reopen the road. >> this has been long closure. the deadly accident happened around 6:00 monday morning here on south park avenue near

crawford road, lower providence. tanker truck caring waste and tractor-trailer caring powdered make up collided, the driver of the tanker was killed, south park between eagleville road and ridge avenue remains closed. police are investigate the cause of the deadly crash and cleaning up the scene, a hazmat team was called in for crews to determine that there was no environmental danger here. the holdup is now the slippery powder left behind. you can see officials remain on scene the cause of the crash is still under investigation. and of course, you will want to plan an alternate route for now around this area. again, officials had hoped that this road would reopen for the morning rush. but if you point it looks like it will remain closed possibly not only through the morning rush but through the evening russias well. we'll stay on top of it. for now live in lower providence township. jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> of course, for that morning commute, you need to find a way to get around that. let's check in with justice. >> couple of lane closures also on the vine street

expressway, eastbound, from 76 to broad. it is the two left lanes closed, right lane getting by that construction should wrap up 5:00 this morning again we will be dealing with the same thing again tonight. we start off with one lane, closed goes to two lanes after midnight again goes until 5:00 a.m. this morning eastbound from 76 to broad street. there is the lower providence township south park avenue that's closed as you saw earlier, between egypt road and ridge pike due to the truck accident yesterday morning. the alternate is egypt road or you can use trooper road, to get around that scene. also, in cobbs creek this morning, captain street, dealing with fire at a bar. at cobbs creek parkway. the alternate is 67th street to get around that fire. still the new jersey river line will be on 30 minute service stopping every 30 minutes, still due to signal problems this morning so just keep that in mind. area speeds looking good across the region, running at the speed limit on 95 and new jersey turnpike, also, the blue route looking good coming in at 55 miles per hour. the rest of mass transit

also reporting no delays, as well as the airport. that's a look at your road. now we take it to the skies with katie. >> good morning justin, thankfully at least tracking pretty quiet weather here today. still a bit of a breeze, but high pressure building in so that typically will bring us fair weather pretty much will here today. "skycam 3", essentially empty at this point here over center city across the river here from campbell's fold in camden. ben franklin bridge, just dark and quiet scene for you this morning, meanwhile, we go next to storm scan3, we did still have a little hint of moisture trying to work its way through here in the last few hours that has led to couple of light showers. portions of cumberland county within the last hour or so, now into kent county, fizzling away, see the clouds too are beginning to thin out. that will bodes well for later on, even though we have some clouds vare until nature over the skies right now. that will eventually thin out. we end up with pretty nice day here. 52 degrees at philadelphia international airport, wildwood checks in at 50 degrees, so off to a little hint after milder start than

yesterday. but again, that breeze is still out there. you will probably still notice it most of the day. despite the sunshine, and even though it is a northerly wind, and we warm up here to the upper 60s, i don't think you have to factor in the windchill too much today. sun angle should win out. looking like nice one for us with mostly sunny sky by 6:00 p.m -- three p.m. to 68 degrees, back to you. >> now update on the earthquake in nepal. soldiers are loading food, water and other emergency supplies onto helicopters near the epi-center of saturday's powerful quake. 4400 people have died. nepal facing humanitarian crisis as tens of thousands are left homeless by the quake and living in the open without clean water or sanitation. >> now the quake hits close to home for montgomery county family, ned and valerie rogers of h children, kent and nadine, missionaries, in a village outside kathmandu. both have gotten in touch with their family. they say they are okay. but structural damage to their

homes has forced them to sleep outside with most of their neighbors. twenty-nine year old share may lee has been formally charged with false impress onment and endangering the welfare of her children. police say that lee locked her four children in the basement of their kensington home as a form of punishment. police say lee's children, ages nine, ten 12, and 13, spent more than 12 hours over the weekend without access to food water or a bathroom. the children were rescued by police on sunday. a couple of teenagers now facing numerous charges in the shooting death of chinese food delivery man in crescent ville. they are 15 year old duffy and 14 year old walker, walker is charged with murder. both will be tried as adults. police say they are responsible for shooting 49 year old ren dall zang last week, while making a delivery. >> this morning, we know the identity of the suspect in custody for stabbing a worker at main line school.

>> sir, can you tell us why you allegedly did this? >> that was our walt hunter questioning moore who used to work and john barack hebrew academy in radnor. goat to the school yesterday and stabbed and through bleach onto kitchen worker who he used to work w the victim's injuries are serious but not life threatening. moore tried to make a get way a on septa trolley but he was taken into custody in haverford. that will school went into lockdown. no children were injured. >> on alert robbery spree in gloucester county targeting senior citizens, this happened in west depford greenwich township and national park. police say a woman told each victim that she was checking on the elderly to make sure they were okay. and in one case the woman knocked on man's door, got inside, then beat him before taking hits money. >> i sort of fell down. she got my wallet out. >> you know, definitely the worse of the worse when you pray on an elderly victim as

she did. >> police describe the suspect as an african-american woman age 50 to 60. they say she has dark bushy hair and wears glasses. >> the pennsylvania supreme court has upheld the child endangerment conviction of philadelphia monsignor william lynn. he was the first us church official sent to prison over the handling every priest sex abuse complaints. superior court tossed out conviction on appeal in 201 he's been on house arrest ever since at northeast philadelphia rectory. lynn has 14 days to appeal monday's ruling. we now know more about the troubles facing pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane alleges kane ordered release of secret information. all to embarrass ago rival and then tried to cover it up. a three judge panel decided a separate inquiry should continue into whether kane violate add court order by firing her chief deputy. the court wants to know if james barber's firing was in retaliation. grand jury was recommended --

recommended perjury and obstruction charges against kane. decision on whether she is charged will be made by montgomery county district phone risa furman. >> happening today the supreme court will hear arguments that could legalize same sex marriage across the country. the high court will hear cases from kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. all of which had marriage bans upheld by the federal appeals court in cincinnati. it is the only court that's ruled in favor of the states since the supreme court struck down part of the federal anti-gay marriage law in 2013. as we continue this morning, delaware family is recovering after being sickened by a pesticide in the virgin islands but now we're learning it is being used in our area and in large quantities. >> and finley, some warm wet they are week. but there is some rain in the forecast ahead. katie has your seven day coming up next.

>> the road to recovery continues for a delaware

family poisoned by a pesticide while on vacation in the us virgin islands last month. "eyewitness news" has learned steve in stable condition and i am proving, his two boys remain in critical condition and the boys' mother is recovering at home. >> met ill bromide the pesticide believed to have made the family sick; being used in our area and in large quantities. >> one man sharing his story exclusively with "eyewitness news". want to show you a picture hereof jason patrick ten years ago on vacation with his family. this is him now, struggling to get around, let alone hold his kids like he used to. patrick says he worked as a fumigation technician, and was poisoned by met ill bromide pesticide used to fume gate produce. >> i woke up one morning like my chest was on fire. and then it went into my hands, and then by through the burning after that came numbness. >> according to medical expert testimony, patrick's nervous system had been poisoned.

western fumigation, the company he used to work for chose not to comment on this story. >> just past 4:43, keeping closer to wednesday real nice day. >> real nice day. pretty good. real nice transition day if you will. high pressure building in. we have a breeze out of the north, typically you would think of northerly breeze from canada making it feel chillier, little bit typically, but today really isn't going to have too much of an impact. the sun angle will win the battle here, get more of the sunshine. so this is looking good. >> fantastic. >> yes, did you make a t time? >> not yet. but tomorrow is another day. >> tomorrow real i you guys said it, tomorrow really is my personal favorite of the next five days, looks like the nicest day but today pretty good. let's get you out there we'll discuss why live neighborhood network taking live look from palmyra cove nature park across the delaware, 49 degrees the current temperature, not too much after breeze at this particular observation site. but we are still finding that breeze out there. that's going to be noticeable

for you here today. really what's happening high pressure trying to build in, and replace an area of low pressure, which actually as i step to this side you will see has some very well defined cloud curvature here. there is your low. counter clock wide spin very obvious, that's getting out of here and dragging with it all of it moisture, so we will see these clouds thin out. see that happening even in the last couple of hours but as high pressure builds in, clockwise rotation basically sends the funnel of air in as a northerly wind. so that's where that will be coming from today. and again, a lot of times you typically find that leading to a much cooler feel to the air. but it shouldn't than bad for us out there today. meanwhile, that said, lowering humidity as well as the breeze, going to elevate your fire risk. there are yet to be any red flag warnings, anything like that issued, but our region will be one of those zones where you have got to wore bit open flame just be real careful, throwing away a cigarette butt, grilling out with the family being be smart about it, just keep a close watch on the grill.

good excuse to do it, 69 degrees sunshine, later tonight drop down to 50 degrees under clear sky. and looking forward in this forecast yep tomorrow's the gem. and enjoy it while you can. because we've got coastal storm system developing, that's going to send our temperatures on nosedive for thursday friday, with a breeze, and chill and clouds, and some rain, as well. ukee back over to you. >> thanks, katie. the phils will send rookie righthander gonzalez to the mound tonight in st. louis. it is his first very first major league start. last night the phils got cole hamels. down the run in the seventh ben revere ground rule double down the line put the phils ahead to stay. cole cruised most of the evening, striking out nine cardinal hitters and getting is first win of the season. phils win final score four to one. >> well, the nfl draft is thursday, and while eagles fans are in position for a possible run at oregon quarterback marcus mariota

not easy to know what the birds are thinking. there are holes on the offensive line, some needed help in the secondary made wide receiver, here is the man who knows the began our philosophy is best player available for us. so it is not just the best player available for the league. we grade and we set our board for the eagles. so it is according to our height weight, speed per a.m. term, how they fit in our system, how they correspond to our roster, best player available but best player available for us. >> looking forward to the draft. on the ice, capitols advance in the stanley cup playoffs, calves beat the island nerves game seven last night in d.c. two to one. washington now faces the rangers in the eastern conference semifinals, the start dated for that series will be determined soon. the playoffs continue.err cape? >> all right thanks, ukeement still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", unlikely company is trying to break into the fashion business. kind of. jill wagner explains coming up in the money watch report. first though, here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3.

>> the latest situation in baltimore, mocks have burned buildings, overturned police cars and rioted into the early morning hours. that rioting started after yesterday's funeral for freddie gray who died in police custody april 19th. philadelphia police have been asked to serve in the city as have forces from other large cities. >> park avenue in lower providence montgomery county is likely to remain closed all day. there is a large clean up job ahead after yesterday's deadly collision of a tanker and another truck. one driver was killed, and the contents spilled from the truck's sparking that fire. 4:50 apple reported its earnings after the closing bell yesterday. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, looks like the world's most valuable company even more valuable.

do tell. >> yes, good morning ukee, erika. apple says it made $13.6 billion in propertied do ever propertied, because of the new bigger iphone, the company saw huge gains, in china and mexico, sales of ipads do continue to follow, anal he will still hasn't es information about its new watch. but another earnings report, another crazy monster quarter for apple. >> we hear gooing sell trying it hands at fashion forecasting. what's that about? >> the company released first ever fashion trends report, this is all based on google searches google plans to work with brands, retailers to help them capitalize on trends. this spring google says string bikinis are out and jogging pants are in. and i'm kind of on board with that. ukee erika?

>> far more comfortable. >> i like the trends, thanks, coming up after a short break traffic and weather together we do it on

>> good tuesday morning, every everyone waking up weather is quiet, still few areas of construction to deal with, actually, we clean things up here on the vine street expressway, two lanes closed earlier this morning now opening them back up. moving good from 76 to broad. we do it again tonight starting at 10:00. one lane will be closed down, midnight close down two lanes to left lanes and center lane, goes until 5:00 a.m. once again tomorrow morning. this is eastbound on the vine, between 76 and broad street. but at least you can get

through. ninety-five, cottman looking okay, both directions, volume still not bad. speeds good. lower providence township, yesterday we had the big truck accident, south park avenue, still closed between egypt road and ridge pike. app up the or trooper closed around recalled scene. fire going on in cobbs creek catharine street at cobbs creek parkway, bar fire alternate would be 62nd street. that's look at your ride this morning, we send it to the skies with katie. good morning. >> good morning, spec to go see pretty nice day un fowl overall here. high pressure regaining control t means the clouds are going to thin out for plenty of sunshine. do keep the breeze around for you here today, watch for the elevated fire risks as a result of that. no warnings or watches or advisories of any kinds in effect good news, but more of a mention and heads up for you storm scan3 had one line of showers rolled through in the last few hours that too continues to fizzle right now and here is a nice little warm thoughts for to you get your day off to nice start just

four days away from the point where the average daytime high is 70 degrees. ya, 28 days away from memorial day itself. unofficial beginning of summer then sum letter officially begin at least according to the astronomical calendar in a whopping 55 degrees days, but we will start to warm things up for you here in the days ahead. today, tomorrow, looking lovely. and then we head into thursday, friday, with a coastal storm developing. bottom line, enjoy today tomorrow, because it does go downhill by the end of the week. back to you. >> focus on the positive, katie. common. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", chaos in baltimore, we're there live as the city tries to recover from terrifying night of violence. >> talk about close call at the bus stop. several student come just inches from disaster, when an s.u.v. goes speeding right by them. we're back at the top of the hour.

this is the cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> baltimore burns the city erupts in chaos protests grow out of control after a man died in police custody is burried. >> this is one of our darkest days as a city. and i know that we're much better than this. >> we're there live with the steps being taken today to prevent more violence on the street. >> also, this morning crews are still cleaning up the mess from this deadly wreck almost 24 hours after that fiery crash. we're there live with the effort to reopen the road. >> today's tuesday april 28th, good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency in baltimore. and also activated the national guard to keep the peace. >> the city erupt in the riot yesterday just hours after the

funeral for freddie gray, the man who died while in police custody. baltimore's mayor imposed ten p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew beginning tonight. city officials say they are using every possible resource to end the violence including asking the philadelphia police department for help. we're wait to go hear if the city will send any officers there, meanwhile, cbs news core upon dent edwin lauren? baltimore right now there is morning, with the very latest developments. good morning. >> good morning, maryland asked all of the state around it for help, reinforcement some arrived here, these are maryland state troopers guarding this intersection here this is where rioters burned and loot add cvs pharmacy. see scenes like this all over the city. thousand it is of armed national guard members have taken position on the grounds in baltimore where tensions continue to escalate over the death of