ight... >> reporter: city on edge after a night of chaos widespread riots left baltimore neighborhood in ruins. >> maryland's governor vows no riot repeats tonight hundreds of armed national guard troops are patrolling, as frustrated residents are ready to move on. >> we have to come together. we have to clean up and put our it i back together. >> good afternoon everyone i'm yes, sir contact dean. i'm's jessica dean. riots, followed the funeral for freddie gray, man died after he was injured while in police custody. here is the latest. police and protesters did clash again this afternoon officers using pepper spray to keep the crowd back. theyes a mate 20 officers were injured in monday's rioting. some 235 people were arrested, 34 of them, were juveniles. right now, 1,000 national guard troops are on the streets of baltimore, as the clean up gets underway. in an unusual move, wednesday's orioles baseball game at camden yard will be

played, but it won't be opened to the public due to safety concerns. earlier the president did condemn the rioters during an afternoon news conference. >> there is no excuse for the kind of violence that we saw yesterday. it is counterproductive. when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loo thet, they are not protesting they're not making a statement. they are stealing. >> "eyewitness news" is in baltimore tonight as authorities worked to prevent another night of violence, here's our david spunt. >> reporter: toppled shelves are a all that is left of the cvs pharmacy on the corner of pennsylvania and north avenue after a night of mala angry resident still in shock took matters in their own hand this afternoon, they loaded the store piece by piece into a dumpster.

>> it is all, you know, what god is allowing to us do. >> reporter: robert baker is part of the rough riders motor ike will group. he and his riders said a prayer before heading to the cv. is. >> what we are trying to do is give back to the community and see if we can help with the clean up process. >> reporter: police block the streets and watch the crowd as hundreds continued to protest. police took this demonstrator into custody and put him in the back of the van. maurice whitehearst spent hours, holding up this sign, and. >> reporter: tuesday afternoon is a far cry from monday night when buildings including this senior center went up in flames. police cars destroyed. some rioters drove cars through the fire. >> mess it up for innocent people that had nothing to do with anything going on, i think it is not the way to do this. >> reporter: we have a group right now of 200 people that came out a couple minutes ago. you can see them they just

started marching down saying justice for freddie gray. they are sitting down saying that they are going to be out tonight hoping that they have a peaceful demonstration tonight. we are live from baltimore david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good we know mayor yesterday ordered a curfew from 10:00 clock at night until 5:00 in the morning. it wasn't in effect last night. it does go in effect tonight. why the the delay? >> reporter: we're told that takes 24 hours for that to inact. that is exactly what the the mayor did last night. it takes 24 hours. there was some confusion about that, starts tonight at ten and goes until 5:00 tomorrow morning. the chris and jessica. >> we'll if that keeps the the peace tonight. david spunt in baltimore. we will look at what this one baltimore mother to when she saw her son was involved in the may home yesterday. this is tony graham she dragged her son out of the crowd and dish out a dose of discipline. video of that moment has gone viral, some calling her the

mother of the year, cbs news has just talked with graham and you'll hear from her as part of our continuing coverage tonight. >> philadelphia is not sending police to baltimore to help keep the peace and the the mayor has a differing opinion from some on the use of the national guard there. our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter, walt. >> reporter: unlike the president, the mayor condemned those who brought violence to baltimore and said he did disagree with one major decision made to bring in the national guard and he indicated philadelphia police in all likelihood won't be going there to help restore the calm. >> i'm not sure at the end of the day what the cvs, liquor store, check cashing place has to do with seeking just advertise for freddie gray. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter condemned looting arsons and assault that followed, hours after the funeral of freddie gray, who died in police custody under

unexplained circumstances. >> they have a right to free speech. they don't have a right to free stuff. they don't have a right to damage properties. >> reporter: telling reporters he would not second guess decisions by the mayor of baltimore and the governor, nutter nevertheless made it clear that he to not agree with their decision to bring in national guard troops. >> the question is, do you then all of a sudden bring in the national guard to deal with or possibly attack or have have conflict with high school teenagers? i think the answer is no. >> reporter: arrest figures show of those arrested 235 were adults and only 34 were juveniles. as the mayor says, even if officials make a formal request for philadelphia police officers, it is unlikely they will be sent to baltimore. >> but it is not our role to somehow, jump into a situation where you have at least four different local state and

federal agencies. let's get back to the real deal. what is going on with community policing. what about relationships between african-american community, communities of color, and their police departments. >> reporter: mayor emphasizing that one of the worst impacts of the violence will be to delay or distract from getting answers in gray's debtor from making desperately needed improvement, in police community relations in baltimore. live from center city, walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". walt, thanks very much. governor chris christie is new jersey state to help the the riots. he made that statement on his twitter feed earlier today. we will have more coming up on than "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we invite to you stay with us as we follow the situation in baltimore. you can get latest updates anytime on cbs philly.com. to take a scary scene on

north 18th street by temple university after a home collapsed. chopper three over that scene around 11:00 this morning. we are told the house was under construction at the time of that collapse. all workers who were in the house has been accounted for now, and there are no reports of any injuries. one day after a deadly truck collision, spilled cosmetic powder all over a busy montgomery county roadway crews were able to get it cleaned up a few moments ago. now penndot is stepping into begin street repairs. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the scene in lower providence with a timetable for all this is set to wrap up steve? >> reporter: jessica, big time update for commute their use this stretch of road and there are a a lot of them have after more than 30 hours most of that powderers white substance has been cleared up but if you and, closer look, and, that will have to be dealt with overnight. a and we will talk about that in a bit. first lets talk about the winding row that crew has to take to find a solution.

it was problem powder. >> this has been a very challenging, issue to address with respect to the removal safe removal of this product. >> reporter: police would like to know if mechanical failure or operator error or criminal negligence led to this fiery fatal accident, but first they need to see the road. >> our accident reconstructionist the suspended their investigation last night. >> reporter: substance that interfered with an investigation is called aqua beat 519 police say monday morning that the product used in make up powder gushed out of several barrels after two tractor trailers collided head on. forty year-old jaman jeffers was driving for aqua pennsylvania. his tanker was hauling sewage. he died at the scene. >> it was horrible. i was very sad all day because thinking about the man who lost his life a man who i thought probably got up to go to work to make a living

for his family and lost his life. >> reporter: mess is not hazardous, but that doesn't mean it didn't cause headaches. crews, say clean up was near impossible, try moving the powder, it blew every where. add water and it turned into a pays pays. the fix common dish detergent and common vacuum. >> what you would use to wash your dishes. >> reporter: that clean dup allow police to continue their investigation with the reconstruction team this afternoon. the in the meantime tonight and overnight penndot will step in and they will be milling about a thousand feet of road. they say that they should be finish by 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning just in time for the morning commute. it is latest from lower providence, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. still to come jaw dropping video that has been sure to even rage any parent, close call for three children, trying to board a school bus. loud voices on both side

of the same sex marriage issue on the steps of the supreme court today as justices prior to make a crucial decision in the landmark case. royal baby frenzy continues to be in full over drive, we will tell you how some breakfast pastries may reveal a crew about the sex of william and kate's second child, leslie. this is where it all began for abraham campbell, after the the draft we will have a new zip code to call home, i'm leslie van

frightening surveillance video released from the bethel school district in washington state. three elementary school children getting on a school bus are nearly hit by a white suv flying by. as you look at video you will see two girls and a boy approach. you will see them speed between them and the bus nearly close. >> it could have been way worse and it just makes you sad at first and then makes you angry that somebody would do that. >> she obtain video from the school district and posted it on you tube and she's hoping eyewitnesses will come forward or recognize that white vehicle. supreme court is about to weigh in on whether the constitution allows same sex couples the the right to marry. >> justices heard arguments in casees from four states where a federal court upheld marriage bans. correspondent craig boswell has the very latest from washington. >> you are at war with your conscious. >> reporter: protesters demonstrated outside the

supreme court and there was a rare outburst in front of the justices as they waved whether the constitution gives same sex couples the right to marry. chief justice john roberts says definition of marriage has always been between one man and one woman until a dozen years ago. >> we are not seeking to join the institution you are seeking to change what the institution is. >> reporter: justice anthony kennedy, likely swing vote agreed saying the definition had been around for millennium. >> it is very difficult for the court to say oh well we know better. >> reporter: ken pressed the states on how allowing them to marry would harm traditional marriage. justices are considering whether same sex marriages performed in states where they are already legal must be recognized in states where they are not. ohio resident jim went to maryland to marry his partner who then died of als but ohio doesn't recognize the marriage. >> idea serve to have my husband's death certificate

recognize me as a surviving spouse. >> reporter: but attorneys for the the state argued that the decision should be left to the people. >> when the court takes social decisions like this away from the people, it cuts off debate hardens positions. >> reporter: court is expected to issue a ruling in june. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thirty-six states and the district of columbia currently allow same sex couples to marry, pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware are a among them. the at 6:00 we will hear from one of the first same sex couples to marry in the garden state. you may be sending more to the store without even realizing it. >> three on your sidings under cover. >> reporter: this had shaving cream had one price at the shelf but another at the register. it happened with this detergent too. three on your sidings under cover shopping exposing a big problem at a major chain. >> it is misleading to consumers good don't pay more than you should, when is a sale, not a sale, watch my special report coming up. one minute he was posing

with his latest catch next fisherman thought he was going to die. incredible images as he is dragged under water

a california fisherman who was posing with his big catch says he got dragged under water by a sea lion. >> the beginning was caught on cameras photo captured the moment, that it began for

trish and dan car len. the it happened on their boat near san diego earlier this month. the the attack came out of no where just as trish frame dan up in her camera. >> the minute that she said smile, the sea lion came up and grabbed my hand and fish at the same time, ripped my arm straight down right here, crushing my chest with unbelievable force. flipped my legs up in the air and i went straight down. >> geese. >> he estimates he was struggling with that sea lion under water for about 20 seconds. >> how terrifying that would be incredible picture. >> so powerful those animals. >> that is very scary. >> they look so friendly but you never know you don't want to get in the fight with them. >> let him have the fish. >> it is all yours. >> that is right. >> this is a nice day today. >> beauty. >> tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. one of the warmest days of the spring but will we stay on that weather roll, that is the question, we will answer that in the seven day forecast.

right now we are looking at temperatures above average first time in five days, we have had that, we will see observations from our eyewitness weather watchers at the bottom of the screen. one of the places we are seeing pleasant weather is down the the shore in ocean city, cape may county where temperatures in the 60's, we will have a sea breeze and still comfortable there with plenty of sunshine and some breezy conditions. here's our weather headlines. you heard it. we will be seeing the warmest day of the week heading our way and all eyes on a developing nor'easter that will impact our weather late week and then, we will have an update for you. sixty-nine in philadelphia. sixty-eight in wilmington. 70 degrees in trenton. down the the shore temperatures in the 60's, cape may at 64. rehoboth beach delaware 66. ocean water temperature 60 degrees. we will look at future temperatures though. this is where we are at right now, 69. tomorrow afternoon temperatures boost in the mid

70's, 75 in philadelphia, allentown 73. reading 72. tomorrow a beautiful day less wind and plenty of sunshine. then all eyes are on a developing nor'easter, this moisture in the gulf of mexico doesn't look like much but it will be developing and moving up the eastern seaboard. tomorrow beautiful with temperatures in the 70's, high pressure over us but that high gives way to that low creeping up the coast with some clouds, showers and cooler weather for thursday with highs in the 60's and even into friday with breezy cool conditions, temperatures will be in the 50's, we are keeping an eye on the exact track of this low our models not coming into complete agreement to see how close this will be and how long this influence lingers. future weather shows a clear sky right into thursday, but then, during the the afternoon, that influence, on shore, looking at the clouds, some spotty showers cooler conditions, and that easterly flow will keep it dreary around here for the the late week period.

we are still counting down to summer though. on the bright side take a a look, three days until the average high is 70 degrees. twenty-seven days until memorial day. that is not that far away. thirty-seven days until average high is 80. fifty-four days until summer, officially begins but you know it usually gets warmer around here well before then. clear and calm seasonably cool night. high tomorrow 75. sun, mild, just a great day to be outdoors. as we go hour by hour wednesday 8:00 a.m. 55. near 70 by noon. great day to beside by lunch. 2:73. seventy-one by 5:00 and even evening activities looking good 8:00 o'clock temperature 65. three day forecast 75 wednesday, thursday 65 friday 59 with some light rain, wind but temperatures well below average. next half an hour kate has weekend forecast, but for now we will take a short break and

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the nfl draft is two days from now and for one local product it is a chance for a dream to be reality. >> he hopes to hear his name called leslie van arsdal joins with us his story leslie. >> he is a chestnut hill graduate four year starter at northwestern and now safety is projected to be as high as first round in the draft. hard parties waiting. >> i'm just trying to stay as calm as possible and whatever happens, i run with it. >> abraham campbell. >> reporter: abraham campbell grew up as youngest of 11 siblings, eight of which are brothers. they helped mold him in the player he is today. >> i was always competing against guys much older than me. by the time i was competing

against guys my age i had an edge over those guys. >> reporter: he is a graduate of spring side chestnut hill academy and still works out there. he is kind of a celebrity every time he goes back. >> this is where it all began for you. >> yes, this is my whole everything from here got it coming out of here and where i am now. >> reporter: as a safety of northwestern he ended his career tied with third with 11 career interceptions and 316 career tackles. at combine he led all safeties with 23rep. in the bench press second among in all defensive backs. his high school coach says he is not surprised by his success. >> i have coached a lot of other good players physically but other attributes, his work ethic, his character that takes him to another level. >> reporter: he will be watching the draft right? >> i actually don't think i will watch it. some of my family is upset about. there is nothing i can do to improve my draft stock. so just letting it play out

and hope for the the best. >> reporter: nicest guy. >> yeah. >> so, so smart. no matter what i think he will be okay. >> good for him. >> the eagles need a safety. >> he loves to play for them. >> just saying, they need a safety. >> thanks very much, leslie. still to come in the next half an hour crowd are gathering on the streets of baltimore once again today, we will tell you how national guard troops and more police officers plan to prevent violence tonight. and popular store potentially misleading customers, three on your sidings under cover when is a ale not a sale, find

we continue to follow breaking news, an apparent engine fire lead to an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. republic airlines flight 4882 operated bayou nighted express had 75 people on board and landed safely just before 4:00 this afternoon. that plane was headed from raleigh-durham north carolina to newark, new jersey. we know one person was taken on a stretcher due you to a health condition will. the rest of the passengers were put on the bus and taken to the terminal. that plane has been now brought away. we have obtain audio from the air traffic control tower. >> this is the -- the brick yard, and the the engine is on

fire. >> reporter: all of the runways are opened again we also have a crew at the the airport, we will have a live coming up at 6:00 o'clock. police identified jer maim, as the driver, and fiery car crash yesterday. that crash, spilled cosmetic powder all over, crews milk water and detergent to clean it up, kate. jessica, and things will love tomorrow but get a chance to enjoy it and maybe have lunch outside. get outside tomorrow because wind cloud damp conditions come in for thursday and friday as a nor'easter passes well off shore but close enough to bring wind will cooler conditions and then nice again by the weekend. that full seven day eyewitness weather forecast is coming up momentarily, chris. >> now the the latest on the baltimore riots. the the maryland national guard is now keeping watch over the street as they hope to prevent another night of, and, correspondent, chris van

cleve are here. >> police come face-to-face with the crowd gathered on the treats of baltimore. tensions are still high after a night of rioting and looting. in our community. >> protesters took aim monday, throwing roxanne injuring 15 officers. the violence began after the funeral of freddie gray who died from an unexplained spinal injury in police custody. ri buildings and cvs. some looted stores at a mall. president obama says anyone who steals or commits arson is a criminal but he had a message for police. >> there are problems, and challenges when it comes to how policing, and our laws are applied in certain communities and we have to pay attention to it. >> reporter: thousands of police and armed national guard are patrolling the treat of baltimore. schools are closed and week long curfew goes into effect at 10:00 o'clock tonight. renee black came to help clean up the mess rioters left

behind. >> everyone wanted to use freddie gray's name in vein by saying they looted for him they burn for him. i'm out here and cleaning for him and cleaning for my city. >> reporter: looters broke through the wall of the janet mccauley a's hardware store. this morning she had a different surprise. >> people are here cleaning, people handing me bags of food. >> reporter: officials are hoping people coming out to rebuild their city will prevail over violence that thrust baltimore in the national spotlight. in baltimore chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". last time by the way national guard was called, baltimore was in 1968, when rioting happened following the assassination of doctor martin luther king, junior. stay with "eyewitness news" we will monitor all of the developments in baltimore our david spunt is their life we will hear from him on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 and very latest is on cbs philly.com. one man is kill in the house fire in east hampton burlington county.

chopper three showing the aftermath of the deadly blaze on the 1100 block of smithville road. fire fighters responded to that fire around 10:30 p.m. and were able to contain the blaze in less than an hour. a 38 year-old man is in custody after he barricaded himself and two hostages inside a west philadelphia home. police responded to the home on the 4700 block of melon street around 6:00 this morning, neighbors tell "eyewitness news" is robert thompson and hostages were his mother and grandmother. man suffers from mental illness. no one was injured. there is no word on any charges. well, prime minister of nepal says as many a as 10,000 people may have died in saturday's earthquake. so far 5,000 are confirmed dead, and the frantic digging continues across the country tonight where time is running out to find survivors. we are hearing tonight from an american hiker who was thrown there helicopter from the disaster site.

>> cliffs come down, four or five deceased, buried in the rock fall. we have been there until just an hour ago and we were flown out. >> international rescue and medical teams continue to make their way in to nepal but aid has been slow in a arriving there. and some cases it has been turned away because airport is, and is too slow. first witness in the colorado shooting trial of james holmes. katie medly who was nine months pregnant at the time who described what she saw in the theater that night. her husband was shot in the head, and was last person to be released from the hospital. opening statements began yesterday, prosecutors say that holmes was very aware of his actions while the defense says he was in the middle of the psychotic episode. he faces death penalty if he is convicted. protesters gathered as the

city of philadelphia renegotiates its cable franchise association with comcast. there was a protest outside south philadelphia high school where public forum is underway right now. fifteen year agreement that the city has with comcast business to expire and authorized comcast to use public rights of way to operate cable system and deliver cable service. many at a forum complained about customer service and technical support. >> comcast has horrible technical support and customer service. i think the only way to repair this issue is to have competition in cable let other companies who want to come in use the infrastructure at cost good the marries hoping to expand low income internet access and consumer protections as part of that agreement. it is a very popular chain that is displaying sale prices that don't pay off at the the register and it is not the first time. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan goes

under cover to show you where it is happening and how to avoid it. >> they advertise a deal of the week buy one get one free 25 percent off but when shopping at walgreens you may want to bring a calendar in addition to your wallet. that is because prices posted aren't all that they seem. buy one get one free batteries, 17.49, we have paid full price almost 35 bucks. 9.99 laundry detergent rang up 12:49. why? while the sales sticker was still posted the sale had actually expired. the dates are found here, where the tiny print says good through. from nut to nutela, sweet and low to shoe inserts. >> just a few taste old. >> reporter: three on your side went under cover at several walgreens in our area and found sticker after expired sales sticker still on

display. all of these items had outdated tags. difference between expired sale price and what we paid is amounts to $74.81. >> watch more carefully at the register. >> that is crazy. >> their responsibility toys take it off it is expired. >> reporter: consumer add ohio cade edward dworksky. >> if you see a price that says 99 cents on the price that is price you expect to pay when you check out. you shouldn't to have take a magnifying glass and look at fine print that this expired last week. >> reporter: three on your side first reported on the problem two years ago and it still is happening. >> most states would say you must put the correct price on the shhat is expired. >> reporter: some states have have ensued walgreens for this. >> this level of consumer deopenings is next excusable from a corporation as sophisticated a as walgreens. >> reporter: last june walgreens settled missouri lawsuit that says it engaged in the advertising of lower

prices on display tags but charged higher prices at check out. what can you do if we find outdated sales stickers? speak up. >> it is supposed to be $5 off, on this sticker. >> the times that i did that i got the sales price even though the sale had expired. even so dworksky agrees walgreens need to get its act together. >> walgreens is being negligent in allowing these expired tags to remain on the shelf and consumers get fooled. >> reporter: walgreens tells me they will honor lowest display price in instances where sales expired. they welcome feedback where they are not meeting customer expectations and we will wait ande if they come up with a solution. >> i wanting to shopping with you. >> that is right. >> you're working on another story at the 11:00. >> this one has to do with sales that never even. we tracked prices at several big department stores and what we found may have you thinking twice about jumping on a deal tonight at 11:00. >> always looking out thanks

jim. still to come here on "eyewitness news" no kid allowed, we will tell you why the the mcdonald's restaurant in pennsylvania is banning children from eating without their parents. then william and kate sent a gift to some royal super fans, could it be a possible point to the sex of royal baby number two, kate. very exciting, nice day today but win was a problem tomorrow though wind dies down and it is a gorgeous day then unfortunately we have problems for end of the week what does it mean for your weekend? we will have the seven day forecast when we

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there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them.

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the duke and duchess of cambridge sent luxury pastries and coffee to fans camped outside. st. mary a's hospital in london. some supporters planned to cut up boxes those pastries came into keep them for souvenirs. of note, today they were wrapped in pink ribbon. some were thinking is this a clue? couple says they don't know the sex of the baby but she says they are expecting the child by end of april which we are obviously getting to now. >> right. >> and tomorrow, it will be their fourth wedding anniversary. >> yes, that is right. >> that would be a happy coincidence. >> i don't think they make mistakes. i don't think things happen by accident. >> pink ribbons good sure sign. >> they don't even -- >> that is what they say. >> that is what they want to us believe. >> well, if the baby did arrive tomorrow, maybe not in london, here a beautiful day. and celebrate the birth of the royal baby. today was nice windy. tomorrow is a whole lot better. lets look at what we are looking at, it is a beautiful

evening. we have had, big puffy cumulus fair weather cloud we call them. we have had those all day long. i'm obscuring the sun at some point but beautiful day not quite the night to get blown down the street wind have been strong all day, we have seen gusts up over 25 or even 30 miles an hour. the lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers, they are telling us. we have got numbers in the lower 70's. 71 degrees as we move west of the city. we will check with jim swine dell but breezy day. that 71 does not feel like 71. seventy-two at lynn springer's house. 72 degrees right now. lynn has a comment. left outside today aside from the passing cloud it is fantastic. she even sent us a picture of her lunch outside. what a beautiful shot that is of the sun coming through tree branches in cherry hill, new jersey. feeling awesome. snapped this. thank you as always to lynn and our eyewitness weather

watchers. you can see that the wind are still strong. these are generally sustained wind reports from our weather watchers weather stations really and ocean city, reporting 18-mile an hour wind. lou at 16 miles an hour and buena vista township margot reporting 15 miles an hour at the moment. and things are clear. lets take another look at being on storm scan three. we have quad sweep going. we don't need it. we are over working this radar so to speak. there is nothing going on outside. that is good news. getting showers across coastal new england today rest of the region has been okay, a few big puffy included that are not showing up on too well on radar. what you want to watch is area of disturb weather in the gulf of mexico and keep south. we will start to have move off shore as we get in the later part of the week and closest pass to our area on friday. we will talk about what that means in a moment. first in the near term, what it feels like outside, 62 at the airport.

seventy-one in reading. sixty-nine in allentown. cooler 60 the atlantic city airport thanks to the marine influence. 64 degrees in wildwood. wind are still strong. we have sustain wind at 60 miles an hour at the airport. allentown 21 miles an hour and still gusts at 31. it makes it feel cooler then thermometer indicates. taking away future weather that is what we are watching as storm moves off shore this is nor'easter by definition but don't let that scare you. this mainly stays off shore. nor'easter characterized by a prolong period of northeast wind and this system is moving up the coast it will bring northeast wind. showers erupt thursday afternoon around 5:00. much of thursday is dry and look at even friday morning most of the rain stays south of this, we will get the wind cloud and the cool eras wind come in around, the north edge of that storm system. so clear calm, seasonal 48 degrees. for your wednesday we are at 74 with sunshine. running broad street it is a

beautiful day. 57 degrees to start the race at 8:30 on sunday morning. take a look at temperatures, 59 degrees on friday. when the storm makes closest path to the area. but good news we will get it out, we are back to the 07's on sunday. chris and jessica back over to you. mcdonald's certainly a favorite spot for so many kid out there. >> there is one restaurant in pennsylvania, that says minors are no longer welcome there without an adult. mcdonald's in altoona says that it is prohibiting children and teenagers from eating unless they are with a guardian. that comes a week after dozens of juveniles caused a disturbance there. this is not first time they have had issues at that particular mcdonald's they plan to deploy more officers there to clear out any rowdy minors. well, this story is generate ago lot of buzz on social media. we'd love to hear your thoughts. connect with us on facebook and on twitter and use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. coming up, a hollywood

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a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a student. so it's really a measure of how adept

you are to working out a problem quickly. but what if you're brilliant and it might take you twenty minutes, but you can figure out something if you were just given time to do it and show real brilliance. is that a real measure of ability and intelligence? what you can do in one minute on a problem? get out of here.

the race will take place this sunday may third philly's run is largest 10-mile race in the country. >> you know, the runners, you have to love this when they say, you know, 10 miles but it is all downhill. it is still 10 miles. i wouldn't care if it is going down steps it is 10 miles. that is still a lot of running. >> no kidding. >> i'm with the mayor on that one. more than 40,000 runners will take part in this years race. good luck to them. more praise for jenkintown's bradley cooper, his perform answer in american snipper helped land him coveted spot on times 100 most influential list, before that he had his fourth oscar nomination. been a great year. >> but another role very close to his hard that he is getting new accolade for. kelce knight joins us from los

angeles with more on that. >> reporter: chris and jessica it was bradley's starring role on broadway in the elephant man that kept him from much of the oscar campaign this year. it looks like that back and forth between new york and l.a. was worth it. you can add tony nominee to his impressive resume but he is not only star taking over the the great white way. >> bradley cooper, the elephant man. >> reporter: bradley cooper's nomination for best actor in the play for his role in the elephant man may very well be his biggest honor to date. >> bradley. >> reporter: bradley's dream of playing the real life british man living with the horrible deformity began when he was only 12 years old. bradley researched the part for 20 years and personally finance the hit play but as he showed 60 minutes, cooper trans forms on stage with no help from make up or prosthesis. >> i had to do a tremendous amount of work to get to the place where i am him.

that is first time you hear him alive. >> that is the moment where the transformation occurs. >> reporter: regardless of who wins kristin chenwith anal even cummings are hosting so there will be jazz hand and fun, chris and jessica back to you. >> who doesn't like jazz hand. >> sixty minutes is great on bradley cooper. for more on the tony nominations check it out at 7:30 only on cbs-3. >> multi talented bradley cooper. >> that is eye witt the necessary news at 5:00. runways are back opened at philadelphia international after united express flight makes an emergency landing forcing passengers to evacuate, we are live with breaking details. plus day after riots left baltimore in turmoil the clean up is underway, authorities are hoping that there is not anymore violence come tonight. "eyewitness news" is live, kathy. it will get warm's cross the delaware valley, a great

day to be outside before rain and wind, could spoil the end of the weekend or what does that mean for the workweek into saturday and sunday. we will look at that coming up. and then a mess in montgomery county, a road shut down for more than a day why crews say their only choice is to tear it up and repave it. all runways are back opened at philadelphia international after a flight is forced to make an emergency landing. >> this was on it way from raleigh-durham north carolina to newark, new jersey when it experienced an engine fire. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live with new details, diana. >> reporter: pretty scary moments for 75 people on board that plane. flight was forced to make an emergency landing just after 4:00 at philadelphia international airport. chopper three was overhead, as the plane satan the runway,

the flames from that engine fire were being extinguish, you can see white foam there and the 75 passengers on board, welshing they were evacuated from the plane and standing on the runway as officials brought that situation there under control. passengers were then put on a shuttle bus. here's what we have learn that plane was in route as we mentioned to newark. well, it was just over philadelphia when one of the captain called back, that they were reporting smoke on the plane and believed that they had an engine fire. that is when the plane made an emergency landing and dozens of other planes were held, circling in the air while the situation on the runway was put in control. >> they said there was a plane on the runway so we were detained and circling, in south philadelphia, about six times. >> i have travel enough that something is wrong. >> right, right. >> that