the curfew is working all quiet this morning in baltimore as last few minutes of the mandatory curfew take place. good morning i'm ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. that curfew was in place following monday's out break of riots. once 10:00 p.m. curfew hit police shot pepper balls and smoke canister to clear out the street. several people have been arrested since the curfew went in effect but the city has been calm, a apart from the initial condition fronttation. >> citizens are safe. city is stable. we hepp to maintain it that way. >> we are just trying to get peace, joy love out there, violence is ridiculous. >> and earlier in the day in mostly peaceful and updated

protests filled the streets of the baltimore. officials feel confidentable enough to send kid back to school today. new jersey state police are helping patrol as well but not every police force in our area are eager to help. our coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao at city hall, jan. >> reporter: philadelphia police mayor here, mayor michael nutter does not intend on sending philadelphia police to baltimore at least for now. more on that part of the story in just a minute. new jersey state police already have feet the on the ground and that includes hundred troopers and 50 more personnel. lets take a look. these are photos just taken and tweeted by new jersey state police as troopers prepared to patrol the streets of the baltimore overnight. governor chris christie pledged his support after speaking with maryland's governor on monday. he says these troopers will be in baltimore for 72 hours at first.

meantime as someone continues pennsylvania state police offered their assistance but have not been called upon yet. the the request was made to pennsylvania and surrounding states to provide help in response to the state of the emergency in the city. last time pennsylvania state police responded to such a request is when troopers were sent to new jersey following hurricane sandy. as for philadelphia cops mayor nutter says there is already a another just police presence on the ground so he won't be sending philadelphia police at least for now. >> there are certainly a significant number of resources on the ground there already. if what he get a formal request, then we will do our best to assess what that request is how can we probably be helpful but it is certainly not our role to somehow, you know, jump in to a situation where you have at least fourtive rent local, state and federal agencies in addition to the the justice department. >> reporter: mayor nutter goes on to condemn the the rioters actions a and everyone refocus

on the issues and that is finding answers to freddie gray's death as well as bettering, police and community relations. we will continue to this will this story but for now jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with cbs-3 for the very latest in baltimore. we will have more throughout the morning and a live report at 5:00 a.m. you can follow the situation anytime at cbs philly.com. mother of the motorist shot and killed by philadelphia a police have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the the city. twenty-six year-old brandon tait brown was killed in a traffic stop in december. law out claims officers planted evidence to make it seem like tait brown was reaching for a gun. the district attorney decline to charge officers saying surveillance video corroborated the officer a's story. 4:33. lets check with katie. finally that day we have been looking forward to. >> it is. that will mean we will even up with a beautiful afternoon starting off on a mild note here, just a live look here in

center city. the glistening even in the reflection of the what the they are morning. we have a totally clear sky lighter wind, too. that is the other thing but a along with that today and high pressure building in, sunshine beautiful afternoon nice and warm. storm scan three as you can see devoid of any cloud cover a at this point. even despite the fact that we have that clear sky it is a warm enough air mass that we are going to bottom out to a seasonal level and rebound nicely today. this is good stuff. eventually we will end up with a storm system that moves in as early as late in the day tomorrow. we will talk about that throughout the the morning but let's enjoy this. a at philadelphia international, 57 degrees to kick start the morning. not bad. lighter wind this looks comfortable. fifty-two in wildwood. mid to upper 40's to the the north and west. as we go through the day planner, temperatures quickly spike here. we will go from a mild of 59 at 9:00 a a.m. all the way up

to flirting with 70 by the the lunchtime hour. if you are sitting outside enjoying coffee or lunch, what a great excuse. make some plans to do that. maybe put an bug in the air to get outside. the don't let it go to waste. beautiful afternoon expect. we are expect to go see those mid 70's later this afternoon. erika, back to you. lets update you here, this just in, south park avenue in lower providence has just reopened following that deadly crash on monday. it took almost two full days to clean up dozens of barrels of spilled powder, used for cosmetic make up. crews had to bring in dish detergents pressure washers and powerful vacuum to get that clean up. we will check our traffic with justin. hopefully that red will be back opened for everybody today. >> they opened it up at 1:00 a.m. things are slowly getting back to normal. rine street expressway, still two are left lane closures. left lane gets by. this is from the schuylkill

just before broad. that traffic is looking light. no really backups to tell but on the vine. looking good at i-95 at the cottman both north and southbound. the just moon lit skies this morning. there is lower providence township south park, between eagleville road and falcon road due to the the truck accident. all the way from monday morning. good news for new jersey river line normal services have resume. they have fixed their problems there. down in delaware i-95 north bound just before 273, we have construction taking out two left lanes until 5:00a in m this morning. the also out in paoli there is a a down tree lancaster a avenue near route 252, watch out for a blockage on the road. that is your traffic this morning, ukee, back to you. engine fire forcedded a plane to make an emergency landing at philly international airport. seventy-nine people were on the united flight air flight. the the right engine failed,

midair. safety record obtain by "eyewitness news" show the the plane had made two previous emergency landings, both in 2013. >> the plane shifted, you know, the the side went down and just for a brief second you could feel that side drag. not a drop where you could felt like it was out of control or anything. >> one person did go to the hospital after complaining of chest pains, the the rest boardedded buses or connecting flights to newark, liberty airport. death toll from last saturday's earthquake in nepal is now more than 5,000 people. many villages are still waiting for rescue and relief teams. agencies say they face huge challenges as they respond to the magnitude 7.8 quake. part of the problem is small airport at katmandu cannot handle all of the air traffic. two women are recovering after they were shot in wilmington. chopper three over the scene tuesday night on west sixth street. police have not released

identities or conditions of the female victims. chopper three was also over christiana hospital where a group of people gathered following the the shooting. police are trying to figure out what led to the gun fire. young boy is in chris will california condition after being hit by a car in the frankford section of philadelphia. it happened on the 1700 block of brill street just after 8:00 o'clock last night. the boy was rush to children hospital. police tell "eyewitness news" that the driver of the car remained at the scene. that accident is still beingfirst degree murder charges for husband of the erika crippen, the new jersey with man whose body was found in maryland. a grand jury indicted kyle crosby of mount laurel, his mother jo crosby of sicklerville charged with hindering apprehension. they following the discovery of the body in maryland last month. he had been missing since new year eve. kyle crosby is being held on 1.2 million-dollar bail. the his mother is freon $12,500 bail. philadelphia's mayoral candidates will discuss

in the city today. philadelphia work force development organization will host a breakfast forum. candidates lynn abraham nelson diaz, jim kenny doug oliver and anthony hardy williams are expect to a ten. primary day is may 19th. a mother is speaking out about her approach to dealing with her son found participating in the baltimore riots. many are praising her for her action. sianni hear what she has to say about the the riots and her parenting. do we have another nice day, katie joins us next with the check of your forecast, day i have been looking forward to. >> bring it. >> we will be rig

do you recognize this man? he was caught break nothing to a church and taking money from donation boxes for the poor. it happened at nativity of our lord church in warminster bucks county. it is believe a thief with dark colored hair and possible goat tea broke in monday night

through a side door. >> for us as catholics the church is a place where the the blessed sacrament is reposed, it is sacred to us, and for somebody to go in there and do that and it is just disheartening. >> the father believes the man probably got away with less than a hundred dollars. philadelphia continues to remember slain police officer robert wilson. today, johnny a's fine italian cuisine in northeast philadelphia is holding a a day long fundraiser. the last night a similar event was held in washington square to support the family of officer wilson. he was killed in the line of duty in march during an attempted robbery in north philadelphia. the last night's event featured a self-defense class held in his memory. donation from his last night's event and today's fundraiser will go to wilson's family. mother seen dragging her son from the baltimore riots is speaking to cbs news.

>> we have video of the mrs. graham and it has gone viral. she was not the about to settle for her son causing chaos. the as soon as she pulled him out of the crowd she served up on discipline there. some this morning are calling her mother of the year. she spoke only with cbs news. >> i can see the objects being thrown by police like oh my god, this is really happening right here with me. and low and behold and i turnaround and i look in this crowd and my sonnies coming across the street the with this hoodie on and a mask, and that is when i just lost it. that is my only son. at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> you can hear more from graham when she appeared exclusively on cbs this morning and tune in at 7:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. right now 4:43. okay. we have been looking forward to this day.

>> everything comes together. i call it the trifecta, light wind comfortable warmth, full sunshine. >> nice. >> good hair day. we could go on. >> in the mid 70's. >> yes. >> mid 70's though. >> yes good over a achieving but here's the good part about this. we have a little hurdle down the road here with this coastal storm we have been talking about but this will be a glancing blow with that storm and then we can end looks great. >> good news just keeps coming. >> this is tolerable which is so nice to hear. we will get one maybe two days of nice weather and then we're stuck in something dreary or cold again. and, it is just one or two days and we will get back out and, timing is ideal here as well. for now it is a weak dome of high pressure that will yield by tomorrow, to a new storm system developing but for now completely clear skies i want to zoom it way out and we will take you into the can canadian

prairie. this is where our next piece oven why i will be dropping in and it will be joining up with another branch off to the south here to form essentially a modest nor'easter. i know you hear that word nor'easter and just start thinking snow and horrible weather, that is not at all what we will see. we will start with two lows one gets absorbed and then end up with a coastal storm system because of that counterclockwise rotation and way it will set up we will end up with that northeast wind flow and even though we are going to see scattered showers tomorrow and likely just a dreary, showery, misty friday it looks like brunt will stay to the the south this time around. that is good news. then we will rebound for a nice weekend. today, gorgeous. the is there in the one bad thing you can say. seventy-five and sunshine. later tonight dropping down to 52. lets go down to the seven day. even tomorrow starts with some

unbut crowd rebuild late day showers and scattered variety in the horrible, friday we will struggle to get up to 60. this is the the most dreary day of the forecast but it is a quick turn around, saturday we are in the upper 60's, mid 70's on sunday and check out tuesday, 80 degrees. >> loving it the. >> um, um, um. >> loving it. >> yes. >> that looks so good. phillies and cardinals play game three of the four game series in st. louis. the last night major league debut of the phillies right-hander gonzales. the it didn't go well. the card scored early and often jumping to the two to nothing lead after the first inning. the hit just kept on coming. gonzales loud seven runs in two and two-thirds's innings. welcome to the big leagues young fellow. phillies could not catch up. phillies lose 11 -five. dominic brown will not the rejoin phillies even they his

jury happen is over. former all-star has been option todd triple a lehigh valley until he gets his swing back. he started on the disable list and hit .139 in his rehab assignment. manager ryne sandberg says brownies not ready for major league pitching right now. nfl draft is tomorrow night in chicago and fans can a local player who could go in the first round. abraham campbell is chestnut hill academy grad and four year starter at safety in northwestern. he was all big ten and four year all academic big ten player majoring in economics. well, there are reports eagles and quarterback sam bradford are negotiating a a contract extension. that could mean bradford could betrayed todd allow the bird to move up in tomorrow night's draft, high enough to draft marcus marietta whom coach kelly is high on, tomorrow night and the days after leading up to training camp should be really, really interesting around these parts forbidder. experts say bradford wants a

no trade clause. erika, back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" an ipad is blamed for delays of several american airlines flights jill wagner has more in the money watch report. but first here's what is ahead tonight on cbs-3.

baltimore authorities tossed tear gas canisters in the crowd of demonstrators who refused to disperse after the 10:00 p.m. curfew. ten people arrested a. today orioles will play white socks at camden yard with no fans allowed in the stand. new jersey state police are reporting for duty in baltimore. philadelphia police are not headed to the unrest. mayor nutter says police lack jurisdiction in maryland. our time is 4:5n business.

twitter's earnings reports were leaked in the tweet. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. this had a big effect on the stock price didn't it. >> reporter: that is right. the tech company was scheduled to report its earnings after the closing bell but a financial analyst tweeted the info out early so the earnings fell short of expectations a and that means the company -- excuse me, because the company made less money from ads, twitter stock plunged 18 percent by the end of the trading day. ukee and erika. jill, we heard have flights being delayed because of bad weather or maybe a problem with the plane but now american is blaming delays on a ipad issue um. >> reporter: yeah, several american airlines flights were delayed last night because of the technical glitch with the pilots on board ipads. software problem affect mapping and flight planning information which made it impossible to take a off, one passenger wrote he was

stranded on the tarmac in dallas because the captain's ipad crashed. ukee and erika. >> you can understand weather or a crack in the windshield but a ipad not working. the get those free peanuts ready. >> thanks, jill. coming up, traffic and weather together we will do it on the when we take these tests we don't actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed things like how to change the background color in an online test environment and it takes time away from learning math

and science and english and all the things that i really enjoy learning. they can't do as much because they have to administer this test on the computer. and that's really one of the worst parts of the test.

let's check with justin, good morning. >> good news as far as road and weather in problems with clear skies, still have construction zone on the vine street expressway, this is eastbound from the the schuylkill just before broad taking out two left lanes. this is until 5:00 a.m. they should clean up that quickly. we are getting by on one lane. seventy-six around spring garden street both directions in problems as will well. the excellent news in lower providence township finally they have reopen south park avenue at 1:00 due to that monday morning truck accident. mass transit is reporting no delays. the lets check weather with katie, good morning.

you said it, beautiful weather unfolding here yet again today and better than yesterday because it is warmer, we will lose that win. that did make it feel a little cool to me. maybe it did for you as well. today you don't to have worry about it. you have to fine an cues to take a five minute walk for lunch or something like that. storm scan three empty and it will stay that way all day to day. as we jump to friday that is when this next coast willal storm has a big impact, glancing blow, generally speaking but dreary, cloudy, quick check on the eyewitness weather three day, today beautiful, upper 60's starting with sun and couple showers work their way in with that storm also working its way in. erika, back over to you. chester teen is recipient of the life changing a a ward... shem ira woods elliott from the chester upper

school district won a scholarship. she will used that scholarship from the bill and mel linda scholarship to a attend xavier university. she had outstanding achievement in and out of the classroom. she's support student from the chester up land school district to win that scholarship since 2013. my gosh, the smile on her face and excitement. >> i'm telling you. >> congratulations. >> well done. >> great job. still a ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" we are live in baltimore as overnight curfew in the city business to expire. also amazing survival stories in nepal now we are getting new video of survivors pull from the ruble including a young baby saved days after the devastating earthquake. and teacher risk his life to stop a student armed with the gun and now that teacher explains what was going through his mind during those frantic moments. we are back at the top of the ho

keeping the peace, in baltimore, the cities mandatory curfew business to expire in just a matter of seconds but it hasn't exactly been a quiet night there. we are live with the look at the progress police are making overnight. also new this morning as you get ready to head out the the door, closed for days after a firely truck crash is finally reopened this morning. and rescued from the ruble, incredible new survival stories from the devastating earthquake including a young baby saved just days after the the devastation. good morning thanks for is wednesday april 29th i'm ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. calm is restored for now as thousands of local state and federal law enforcement officers blanketed that city overnight that it is i wide

curfew in baltimore has just been lifted. scattered out breaks flared shortly after the curfew was instated. police arrested ten people for simple curfew violations. >> new jersey state police just tweeted these pictures of troopers getting ready to patrol baltimore overnight. they are helping officers keep the peace and so far it has been working. cbs news correspondent edward lawrence joins us live from baltimore with the the very latest, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the just within the last 45 minutes that number of arrests went up to 14. that is because four people showed up in this area, one of them had a hatchet on them so police took him away for breaking curfew. this is what youe in many corners in the baltimore area, hum vees from the national guard, so far all quiet as this curfew is expiring. national guard troops in armored cars are patrolling the the empty streets in