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 baltimore. >> the the citizens are safe.

the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> reporter: shortly before 10:00 p.m. tuesday police in riot gear backed by community members moved in on crowds of mostly peaceful protesters instructing them to go home after the mandatory curfew go home. >> show is over people lets go home. >> reporter: defiant protesters squared off throwing bottles and rocks. officers deployed smoke pepper spray and made ten arrests. situation is a par cry from the events of the 24 hours ago when looting rioting and fires over called calls for justice for freddie gray. the the 25 year-old died of the spinal cord injury week after taking into custody. many act wrist believe it highlights ongoing issues between law enforcement and communities that they serve. >> it is important for us to establish a national standard for excessive use of force. we cannot have ferguson, and baltimore happening again and again. >> reporter: many of the demonstrators on monday were

teenagers victoria graham so her son and took matters in to her own hand. >> that is my, own son and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> reporter: results of the investigation in gray's death are, due by friday. police are still concerned about what happens now? people tart to come out as the daylight hours come in and folks beginning to congregate to the street. but all is quiet right now. reporting live from baltimore eric lawrence, back to you. >> it will be quiet at the ball yard. leading to a first for major league baseball, um. >> reporter: yeah, it will be a interesting game. in fans will be allowed inside of the baltimore orioles game today against the white socks. it should be interesting to go see what happens. i had on friend asking me is the the organ still going to play. it should be interesting to go see on television when it is aired. >> no doubt about that. >> edward, thanks very much. thank you. "eyewitness news" spotted people from philadelphia down in baltimore.

bishop terence, drove down. he met with demonstrators and preached non-violent message to as many people as possible. >> violence is never the proper channel to go. communication is vitallal. >> stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay up to date on the riots in baltimore. follow us on air and on line at cbs philly.com. right now 5:03. lets head outside to katie and already 55 degrees. >> feeling pretty comfortable out here, erika. we can expect toe a absolutely stellar day unfold. we have been spoiled with a handful of days like this already. this month has been pretty good to us but we are going to be dealing with the new storm system which we will discuss throughout the the show but lets start off with the good stuff here. storm scan we have both radar and satellite coverage on as far as layers go for this for you and there is nothing to see. the don't you love that. high pressure in place it is filled with it and it is enough that the wind is calming down and we are going to see that sun throughout the

day. but head up allergy sufferers you know where i'm going with this. spring allergies running rampant, oak, burch, mapel are predominant pollen issues and levels are on the higher side for next couple of days but because we are tracking a storm they will drop off specifically on friday. meanwhile lets walk you through the day here really anytime of the day fair game, as if you are looking for mildest air you want afternoon hours that is when we will shoot up in the mid 70's, expecting a high to hit 75 for four and 5:00 p.m. this afternoon we will keep this air mass in place all day and all night for that matter. lets look at these headlines. we know it will be a beautiful wednesday? then what. it turns dreary by weeks end by the developing coastal storm which we will discuss throughout the show. the weekend is shaping up to be pretty nice. there is a hurt toll get over which we will talk about but overall i don't come bearing horrible news for a change justin. >> i'm sure you have people

starting to think should i call in sick today? why not. sunshine and 70's. the just don't tell your boss i told you you to do that. looking okay as far as volume goes, couple construction zones, first one vine street expressway this should be wrapping up shortly. it is supposed to go until 5:00 a.m. two left lanes are block. still one lane gets by no backups as volleys still light as we head in the start of the rush hour. we will take you to i-95 northbound approaching allegheny, a smooth sailing this morning and dry conditions, with the the nice weather pattern we're in right now. just battling sun glare this morning. we have a water main break in bryn mawr at new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane block due to the water on the road. alternate montgomery avenue to get around that break and out in paoli we have a down tree, that could be blocking part of the road lancaster avenue near route 252. good news for new jersey river line normal services have been finally resumed as they took care of all that equipment problems. lower providence township good news up there south park

avenue had has reopened from monday morning's truck accident. the the rest of the mass transit and airport reporting no delays. that is your traffic. ukee back to you. south park avenue in lower providence is reopened to traffic. penndot tells us that the road reopened around 1:00 this morning. on monday two trucks collided spilling one driver and spilling cosmetic powder on the roadway. crews brought in detergent and power washers to clean the slick surface. again south park avenue in lower providence township is back opened this morning. well, the situation in nepal remains dire and the aftermath of the earthquake, we are seeing some amazing stories of survival. eye witt the necessary news reporter nicole brewer joins us from our studio with a look the at the imaging coming from the region, nicole. >> reporter: erika, the the numbers here are startling. american 4800 dead, 9200 injured and according to the u.n., 8 million people affected by this disaster including a million children in urgent need of help. still as you mentioned we are seeing signs of hope, in the

himalayan region. these images are striking. they she a four month-old baby being rescued from beneath the ruble after enduring 22 hours buried under the debris. kind of images that inspire hope but remind us of the devastation that continues to play out, all across nepal, so much heart break, so much suffering, and all of this, of course, following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck 50 miles from the capitol city of katmandu. it marks nation's deadliest natural disaster in more than 80 years. and as the death toll, nears 5,000 this morning prime minister projected that could double as rescue crews gain access to the smaller more remote villages quote closer to the quake's epicenter. >> incredible, with that baby. still a a head a scare in the air when a plane had has to make an emergency landing here in philadelphia now we are hearing about that

frightening landing, justin. ukee police are looking for a man wanted for two sins, break nothing to a church and then robbing it. i'm justin finch with that story live from bucks county. justin thanks. you cannot complain about the the forecast. unless you hate sunshine. if you do, you are out of luck. the it will be a wonderful wednesday. katie is tracking damp dreary weather on the horizon. we will have the seven day coming up with traffic and weather together on the three's.

helping poor is a good thing but stealing from the poor is unthinkable. in warminster a man is caught on camera doing just that. it happened at nativity of our lord church in street road in warminster. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with the

details on this horrible story, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. the police are in warminster as well as members of the nativity of our lord are wondering who will rob their church. they are hoping someone out there will... to that tape. now this happened between monday and tuesday overnight. police believe around 11:30 monday night. they say this man broke in the side entrance and made his way into the church. that is where he proceeded to go straight toward the donation boxes forcing open those boxes and then making off with cash. >> for us as catholics the church is a place where blessed sacrament is, abe sacred to us. for someone to go in there and do that, it is just disheartening.

>> disheartening for sure in doubt about. that we apologize for those audio break ups. we will have more from justin finch throughout our broadcast this morning. mother of the motorist shot and killed by philadelphia police says officers planted evidence to justify the shooting. tanya brown dickerson son brandon tait brown was killed in the traffic stop in december. she filed a wrongful death suit against the city claiming officers planted evidence to make it seem like her son was reaching for a gun. the district attorney decline to charge officers saying surveillance video corroborated the officer's story. two with men are taken to the hospital after being shot in wilmington. chopper three over the scene tuesday night on west sixth street. police have not released identities of the conditions of the female victims. chopper three was over christiana hospital where a group of people gathered following the shooting. police are trying to figure out what led up to the the gun fire. a young boy is in critical condition after he is hit by a car in frankford. the it happened on the 1700 block of, brill street, just

after 8:00 o'clock tuesday night. that boy was rushed to children's hospital. philadelphia police tell "eyewitness news" that the driver of the car remained at the the scene. the accident is under investigation. right now 5:13. kate just a peach of the forecast. >> it is going to be an absolutely beautiful day. this is a day we have been looking ahead to. wednesday. even yesterday was nice but i can do one better here. it will not only be warmer but we will lose the wind. it end up being fantastic. the these are daisy call trifecta where we have sunshine comfortable warmth and low humidity with light wind. anyone else, what could you ask for outside at the whitefield elementary school already, because it is such a clear sky a clear glimmer of the light of the day popping up in the right-hand corner. we have to talk about what is down the road. this is a a forecast. you can see cloud beginning to bilo here across the canadian prairie. eventually joining up with a lower branch of the jet stream, there will be lose pressure developing with that

and those two pieces essentially come together, to form our next coastal storm system. technically you could call this a nor'easter, that word strikes fear, when you hear it, in our area, you think snow horrible conditions, that is not what this is. we will see a dreary friday especially and some showers. it is all it does. this will be a storm that essentially, bypasses our area we will get impacted by it but in a pretty indirect way. by tomorrow starting with sunshine, showers moving in very scattered variety by second half of the day. friday, most dreary day of the forecast with mist, drizzle and rain showers here and there. chilly breeze too. a thick cloud cover. weekend, i mean it all turns around upper 60's already on saturday with clouds breaking for more sun. sunday at this point looks beautiful too. even monday and tuesday aren't looking bad either, pretty good stuff. >> great stuff. san diego weather with the sunshine, 70, no humidity. get outside and enjoy it if

you can. enjoy the light traffic. still one construction zone to point out. this is vine street expressway eastbound from the schuykill right before broad. there are two left lanes taken out. it is supposed to wrap up 59:00 a.m. but 5:15, still going on. traffic is light. we are getting by without a major backups on the far right right lane. >> we will take to you new jersey. forty-two freeway. we are moving in both directions. headlights north bound with the clear skies no threat of any road spray or wednesday roads to deal with this morning. area speed look good, pretty much, around the city the two west and north, new jersey, 55 miles an hour, for 295 and 55 42 in problems. water main break again bryn mawr at new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane blocked due to that gushing water. we have a down tree in paoli at lancaster avenue near 252. new jersey river line is back on nervous service. the mass transit looking okay, ukee, back to you.

septa is reminding commuters about dangers on the roles. the transit a agency is holding its third annual safety awareness day. this year septa will warn riders no the to trespass on train tax and obey all crosses gates and signals. septa has 1.2 million daily riders. well, hillary clinton is about to get some competition. we will let you know who is joining the race for the white house. incredible video when a car slams in the the gas station how the cashier says that he was saved by a slushy. the details coming up good morning.

tonight is your chance to weigh in on the philadelphia school district's bunk it. the steal reform commission is holding a hearing on its own $3 billion budget for 2016. district is facing a 85 million-dollar short fall and if it gets 265 million-dollar

it wants from the city and state. tonight's meeting starts at 5:30 at the school district headquarters. the src is scheduled to vote on that budget next month. time to check the philadelphia jobs market report and here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> reporter: organizations want to attract, motivate and keep qualified employees. that is why employers invest heavily in human resources professionals. hr professionals must have strong inter personal and analytical skills in order to serve as a link between an organization and its employees. here in the philadelphia area the median annual wage for human resource managers is almost $145,000. in general there are five specialties within hr: compensation and benefits, training and develop many, employment recruiting and placement, information systems, and employees assistance. most start as human resources specialist, they learn what is

necessary to recruit, screen, interview and place workers. the goal for most is to be a manager where you oversee the department and consult with executives regarding the organization's strategic planning. before you leap in the profession most h r pros do caution that there can be stress involved with dealing with employee conflict but if you can manage it the reward are great. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3

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. i didn't think today could get better but now 75 instead of 73. >> we decided to up our totals. we were expecting to over

achieve as it was but sometimes you don't to have wait for guidance to come in. based on where we are starting off we should easily get you in the mid 70's this afternoon. so 75 is what we're shooting for. that would make it as we get these graphics underway, there you go a little bit of the wild week in terms of the pattern with the temperatures but hey in most of it is milder then average that is something nice, but that cool spot that happens on friday well below average. we are talking about 10 degrees below seasonal normal courtesy of the coastal system that will be indirectly impacting us bringing in the northeast and chilly wind flow as well as plenty of clouds and dreary conditions with showers, and mist. friday is a lot less than ideal. it is a three day that does go progressively downhill but we are starting off with nice weather here. seventy-five a and that sun, and 67 is our expect high even tomorrow. tomorrow not looking terrible. we should start with sunshine

but clouds will rebuild and eventually the scattered showers also take over as that coastal storm starts the to really get underway. justin, over to you. and that 2 degrees makes such a difference. you saw erika throwing a fit at 73. but 75, it is all okay. >> yes enjoy. >> calm down. >> lets go outside, on the roads, vine street expressway, two left lanes still blocked. what is going on here. 5:00 a.m. supposed to wrap this up. hopefully shortly. volleys fairly light but tart to go slow it down so just use extra caution from the schuylkill just before broad street. tonight they will close down westbound one to two lanes starting at 10:00 o'clock tonight from broad all the way to the schuylkill expressway. the that is westbound later tonight. ben franklin bridge in bound looking good this morning. the outbound no problems. middletown township we have down wires from an accident late last night thinks business route one, northbound that bristol oxford valley road, those down wires from a

accident last night. alternate route one or trenton road to get around those down wires. water main break in bryn mawr new gulf road at morris avenue one lane blocked due to the gushing water. out in paoli we have a down tree lancaster avenue near route 252. mass transit and airport looking good. that is your ride, ukee. well, because of the situation in baltimore the orioles and white socks will make history this afternoon. they will play in an empty camden yards. this is what it will look like when o the's and socks's take the field first ever major league game played without fans. in addition the the orioles have moved this weekend's home series to tampa bay where the orioles will be the home team and will bat last. phillies played cardinals at bush stadium when aaron harang getting the the start. the last night major league debuts of the phillies righty, gonzales. gonzales allowed seven runs in less than three innings of work. phillies were never really in this one.

phillies get blasted. the final score was 11 to five. phillies activated dom brown from the disabled list and optioned hip to triple a lehigh valley. brown started on the dl and his .139 in his rehab assignment. manager ryne sandberg says brownies just not ready to hit at the major league level as of yet. he will work on it. erika, back over to you. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will have the latest overnight violence in baltimore but now that cities curfew has expired, we will let you know what is happening. also it is one of the most memorable moments a mother pulling her son from the violence. now she explains what was going through her mind in that moment. jan? mayor michael nutter says philadelphia police will not be heading down to baltimore at least for now however some 100 other police officers throughout the delaware valley are on the ground, coming up we will look at their efforts this morning.

and justin and kate return with traffic and weather on the three's. just a beautiful day. plan on getting out identify for lunch if you can.

protesters clash with police in baltimore for second straight night despite a mandatory curfew. this time demonstrations were in the nearly as intense. "eyewitness news" has learned that baltimore city police did arrest rough liz 14 people last night. scattered out breaks flared shortly after the curfew was instated. in most of the arrest where is related to curfew violations. overall, they say city wide curfew is working. >> the citizens are safe the

city is stable. we hepp to maintain it that way. >> now, new jersey state troopers, they are helping to keep baltimore in peace. >> will philadelphia's finest or pennsylvania state police be the next to go. jan carabao joins us in center city with more, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. well philadelphia mayor michael nutter says he does not intend on sending philadelphia a cops to baltimore. more in just a minute. the as you jersey state police already have feet on the ground including one hundred troopers and 50 other personnel. the these are photos posted to twitter overnight posted by new jersey state police and these troopers prior to patrol the streets of the baltimore. governor chris christie pledge his support after speaking with maryland's governor on monday. he said these troopers will be in baltimore for 72 hours at first. the a as some unrest continues pennsylvania state police have offered it assistance but has not yet been called