protesters clashed with the police in baltimore. >> violence did in the last long with thousands of officers patrolling and curfew in place it is a better situation than monday night. lets get out to edward lawrence who joins us in baltimore with the very latest on this, good morning. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. people are starting to move around on the streets of baltimore. take a a look, folks are boarding up the cvs pharmacy burn during these riots. you can see beyond police there ready to take action if needed in this area they are expecting demonstrators to come back to this a area. so there is still a level of protection here. national guard troops in armored hum vees are patrolling empty streets of baltimore. >> citizens are safe. the city is stable. we hope to maintain it that way. >> 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 into effect. >> show is over, people go home. >> reporter: defiant protesters threw bottles and rocks. officers deployed smoke pepper spray and made ten a arrests. the situation on the ground is far cry from the events of the 24 hours ago when looting rioting abe fires overshadowed calls for justice for freddie gray. the 25 year-old died of the spinal cord injury week after being taken in custody. many act wrist believe the tragedy 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, toya graham saw her 16 year-old on in the crowd of protesters and took matters in 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.

baltimore orioles will play a baseball game today a at camden yards against the white socks, however, no fans will be allowed inside that game as a result of the security. reporting live from baltimore edward lawrence, now back to you good we can see those officers behind you. how many law enforcement officers are in baltimore right now. >> reporter: right now they have extra folks there is 5,000 extra a additional officers, that is on top of what baltimore police normally have in this area. there is a lot of law enforcement out in the a affect areas in baltimore. >> edward lawrence in baltimore maryland, thank you sir, we will get back to you throughout the morning. "eyewitness news" spotted some people from philadelphia, in baltimore bishop terence priester witnessed the protest first hand. he preached a non-violent message to as many people as he could. >> violence is never the proper channel to go. communication is vital. >> new jersey state police tweeted these pictures of

troopers getting ready to patrol overnight. they are helping officers keep peace and as we heard in that report, it looks like it is working. stay with "eyewitness news" as we will stay up to date on the the riots in baltimore follow us on air and on line at cbs philly.com. right now 6:03. we will head outside to katie and it is a a nice, mild start. comfortable start light wind at this point, do i still suggest that you dress in layers later today you will absolutely be able to getaway without a jacket but this morning it is still cool throughout lining suburbs where you will probably still want a fleece or a light jacket, a sweater something like that but overall, not the that bad. this is a beautiful daze we have all been looking forward to it. here it is, storm scan three, i have got the both satellite and radar coverage here and is there nothing to see isn't that awesome? 51 degrees our current temperature at philly international. we have dropped off since last check. forty-four in allentown. we are in the mid to upper

40's in reading and mount pocono and we are holding tight at 50 degrees in wildwood. we're generally off to a somewhat seasonal start just a smidge above the average in most of these locations right now and the sunnies about to pop over the horizon in most communities. the it already has down the shore and a beautiful day it will be, full sun all afternoon, 74 by 3:00 p.m. we are shooting for 57 which we will hit by four or 5:00 p.m. and that sun just keeps on shining all day long no excuses not to make the most of this day right. looking ahead though, i suggest indoor activities toward weeks end because we have a coastal storm system developing. we will discuss more of the impact on our area from that storm as the show progresses. good news for weekend though it is small hurdle to get over and we should have nicer weather by saturday. justin, back over to you. that sunrise is happening right now and that sun will go to work warming us up. it is 90 degrees. still away from those record temperatures. the lets go to the sky.

chopper three looking at an accident in bustleton, this is a police car accident and this is only car involved. you can see front end crunched up as we are looking at cruztown road where it is happening in bustleton. it is closed down. lets hit the maps and show you where this is going on. it the is closing down cruztown between rising sun avenue and bloom field avenue. that alternate will be bustleton avenue to get around that scene. lets go to i-95, right around cottman. we are heading south in the the city. we will see brake lights showing up, that is increased volume as we head in the rush hour, speed, starting to slow down 48 miles an hour, right around vine street expressway. we are down to 35 in northeast philadelphia on i-95. schuylkill looking good as well as blue route at the speed limit. vine street expressway eastbound back opened. tonight at ten westbound from broad to 76 we will have one lane close another at ten and then midnight they will close second center lane,

those two left lanes until 5:00 a.m., tomorrow morning. middletown township again we have down wires from an earlier accident late last night, business route one at the bristol oxford valley road and again that is an accident that happened last night alternate will be route one or trenton road to get around that scene. water main break happening right now in bryn mawr new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane block. still gushing water right there. that is why it is still taking out one of the lanes on new gulf road. alternate montgomery avenue will get around, and, new jersey transit and, back to normal, 30 minutes top for past several days due to some signal problems. but looking much better. the rest of the mass transit we are on time septa regional rails looking good, new jersey transit, river line as i mentioned in problems. patco speed line, amtrak and dart are reporting no delays as well as the airport. erika, we will send it back over to you. >> justin, thank you. new this morning a search for suspects after several

temple students are rob at gunpoint inside of their homes. it happened on the 1500 block of north 13th street around 10:30 tuesday night. no one was injured. police say thieves took cash and a quarter pound of marijuana. central detectives say those suspects were wearing masks. a young boy is in critical condition after he is hit by a car in frank for. 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 remain at the scene and accident is under investigation. an emergency landing at philadelphia international the airport after an engine on this plane catches fire. coming up later we will hear from the passengers. caught on camera a man stealing from the bucks county church but what he took is hurting a lot of people this morning. it is a new trend that could becoming to your child's school, flip classrooms. it means that the teachers

don't actually teach while the students are in school, we will explain. when we come back. >> ♪ oh yeah it is all right the sun comes up over the horizon, and we will feel its warmth around the region today. katie is call for temperatures in the mid 70's so nice, magic mike on the cameras mike, thank you sir beautiful shot good morning family glad you are with us, we will be right back.

aid workers are struggling to get supplies to the most remote regions but there are stories of survival. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us an incredible story. >> reporter: amid devastation and climbing death toll we are seeing signs of hope across nepal. this is video of the grown man being pulled from the ruble there is also video this morning, images of a small baby being rescued, from the destruction as well. take a look at the a four month-old baby boy reportedly rescued from the nepal army and is in stable condition not showing any internal injuries. twenty-two hours after that 7.8 magnitude earthquake the baby a's crying were heard from beneath the the debris. newspaper reports say army left site assuming that baby was dead but return hours later and made that rescue. so no doubt just a striking,

set of image is here but startling numbers as nepal attempts to recover the from the deadliest natural disaster in more than 80 years. this morning, more than 5,000 are dead, 9200 injured and according to the united nations, 8 million people affect. while there are incredible stories of survival that comes with the climbing death toll the prime minister says could double. >> double, wow. nicole, thank you. warminster police are trying to track down a man who stole from the church poor box. do you recognize this man? he was caught on camera breaking in the bucks county church and taking money meant for those less fortunate. it happened at nativity of our lord church in warminster bucks county. it is believed that the thief an older white male with dark colored hair and possible goat tea broke in through a side door. >> for us, as catholics the church is a place where blessed sacrament is reposed and it is sacred to us.

that somebody would go in there and do that, it is just disheartening. >> the father believes t away with less than $100. let's get traffic and weather together. the here's katie. >> good morning everyone. i had to bring you this shot. anytime we have sunrise and this beautiful i like to bring you as many view as possible. the lets go outside to the kutztown area middle school where grass is green and lush forest. we have 42 degrees and that ball of sunshine now popping over the horizon. lighter wind to go witt too. on storm scan three we have pieces of the the puzzle beginning to be visible here. we have well off to the south some moisture working across deep south and nasty storms in florida, yesterday then we could see cloud bilo across canadian prairie. as that part dives south here it will eventually meet up with the southern branch and those two pieces create our next coastal storm but it looks like we will get a glancing blow. we will see some late day

showers tomorrow and cloud do start to build in but look at what happens with the core of the storm. it rotates right around our area. so we will have, a northeasterly chilly win some rain, coming through in scattered variety as well as mist and chill in the air, but this isn't terrible. we are not dealing with the particularly stormy day but just very dreary, chilly. looking to the weekend that is one hurdle we have to get over. it is looking up. 68 degrees saturday. sunday 47 with sunshine and early next week not looking bad either. do i see 80 degrees there? rub your eyes, why yes 80 degrees on tuesday. >> we will take it. so enjoy it. no humidity. we have an accident scene in bustleton looking live from chopper three, right here a single car accident police vehicle it looks like a little fluid coming out of the back after that police car and frontenis crunched up. this is krewstown road which

is closed. so, we will take you to the maps ape tell you how to get around this seen, krewstown road is closed between rising sun avenue and b avenue. alternate is bustleton avenue to get around that closure. 422 looking g sunnies up. we will battle will the sun glare both east and westbound no problems right new but volume will be picking up shortly as we head to prime time rush hour. slowing down i-95, 24 miles an hour in northeast philadelphia, south philly into delaware county looking g we are near 50 on the vine street expressway, still 295 the turnpike in new jersey looking okay. middletown township business route one bristol oxford valley road watch out for down wires. that is your morning. now back to you. erika? happening today a friendly reminder to be careful out there. septa is holding its third annual i havety awareness day this year transit agency will be at train stations telling commuters not to walk on track and obey all crossing gates

and signals. estimated 1.2 million people ride septa daily. here's what else is going on authorities say there was less unrest in baltimore last night the but there were confrontations. police launched tear gas at demonstrators still on the street later then baltimore's 10:00 p.m. curfew, 14 people were arrested. also crews rescued a man from the wreckage of the nepal earthquake yesterday after days being trapped in the debris. the death toll from that earthquake is now more than 5,000. philadelphia school reform commission holds a hearing tonight on its 2016 budget. the district is facing an 85 million-dollar short fall and that is with, aid from the city and state. we will be right back.

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updating our breaking news in bustleton where a philadelphia police officer suffer minor injuries after crashing his car. looking live right now from chopper three, we're told officer was responding to a robbery call when he crashed into a guardrail at krewstown road, and rising sun avenue. again, this was a one vehicle crash. we're told that officer is in stable condition right now at the hospital. we will keep on top of this to bring you updates as we get them ukee. time to check the the sports page. orioles and white socks will play today but fans will not be in camden yard. they are being kept out because of the unrest in baltimore. this is what the stadium

will look like, those empty stand during an afternoon game, first time ever in major league history that a game will be played with no spectators. weekend series against rays has been moved to tampa bay where o's will act as the the home team. last night phillies gonzales teams up with carlos ruiz as very first pan man pitcher and catch tore start a major league game but gonzales first tart against cardinals was rock are i. he allowed seven runs in less than three innings of work. phillies get beat 11-five. phillies and cardinals later again tonight. saturday's night fight between floyd may weather and manny pacquiao. may weather is ready to go. he arrived with his enter age in las vegas yesterday. let's get it on. they have contrasting personality as well. manny pacquiao in made his entrance, the the two will split a 300 million-dollar payday. the fight is saturday at the

mgm grand. it is finally time to get it on erika. the broad street run turns 36 this year and preparations are in full swing. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter hosted kick off event at city hall yesterday. race takes place this sunday may third. organizers say that philly's run is largest 10-mile race in the the country. >> you know the runners, you have to love this when they say well, it is 10 miles but it is all downhill. it is still 10 miles. i wouldn't care if it was going down steps it is 10 miles, that is a lot of running. >> i'll agree. >> more than 40,000 runners will take part in this years race. hopefully nice weather for them too. >> huge event, that is great everybody comes out. royal baby watch continues, up next, why today would be an extra special day for duke and dutch toes welcome their new baby. there is new guidelines, for parents and schools on

head lice why doctors say infect kid should still finish the day out. here's a new one were counselors are sending their clients to ikea for therapy not retail therapy but couples therapy. be right back.

i used to be able to have students come in and we do a social studies project and it was connected to language arts and it was connected to math. we educated in such an interdisciplinary way that educated the whole child. the testing shouldn't be in the driver's seat.

i should be in the driver's seat. i should be directing my students in a way that's helping them make connections not just for an assessment but for life. oh katie another reason to love that forecast, it looks beautiful. >> we are starting off on a splendid note we have relatively comfortable air in place, low humidity, good hair day as well, and we can expect to see that sunshine throughout the day a as well, storm scan three is empty at this point and will stay that way but we are eventually tracking a coastal storm system and just two days from now is when we will see the dreary day unfoal. that is when river sharks have their home opener but with that said today still looks awesome. it it does go downhill in the next few justin. >> friday not a great day for

baseball. >> lets go to chopper three. we have a one car accident involving a police car at krewstown road and bustleton on the curve. it looks like that car did hit the guardrail. we see flute coming out of the back as well. this is closing down krewstown road between rising sun avenue and bloom field avenue. now on 476 right at mid county northbound in the e-z pass lane there is an accident taking out two lanes so only one getting through, so much for saving a bun have of time, that is your morning. now back over to erika. a new study reveals that youthful binge drinking could lead brain issues. study suggest that young adults brain is quite sensitive to binge drinking. as a result such drinking may cause memory problems in adults. and to make matters worse brain cells may be more vulnerable to injure from trauma or disease. that study was published this week in the journal choppism. and one medical group now says that children should not be sent home from school, if

they have lice. american academy of pediatrics is updating guidelines. it says students should finish the school day and then return after being treated with an over the counter medication. group says it is important to remember that lice is a nuisance but not a serious disease. houston area high school is turning normal teaching method on its head. students are doing homework in class and getting lessons at home. teachers record their lessons on video and up load those on line, so students can access them on any device at the anytime. every student has a lap top, equal access to the on line lessons. >> easy part, they can stop go at their own pace and when they come to class they are applying it. >> i learn better here because i can ask questions when i need to. >> in class students solve problems or answer a question together. it eliminates frustrations students felt when tackling homework after school.

interesting idea. >> when you cannot figure out a question and parent cannot help you interesting. clinical psychologist has come up with a new way to help couples communicate. >> eye key a inspired idea for a path to therapy. anyone who purchased furniture knows assembling it can be tricky. well, psychology will professor and private practitioner they say that is exactly why she tells her couples in therapy to build ikea furniture. >> you are complete thely inter dependent if you put this thing together as a couple. if you cannot communicate and collaborate or you are yelling at each other this thing will not getogether. >> she suggest couples try to assemble a big wall unit like that one that requires two people to construction it. the it is good communication and she has seen couples grow. >> you get that big box home and wonder. >> that is a huge wall unit. >> oh, my. >> interesting idea. >> it is. coming up next on

"eyewitness news" this morning more riots in baltimore overnight the but police are making progress and they are getting help from our area, jan. new jersey state police have feet on the ground, in baltimore, pennsylvania state police are standing by should they be needed but what about philadelphia police? coming up find out why they may be unlikely to join the effort. and just continue and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's, already seeing the the sun off the buildings look at that sky beautiful blue skies. >> let's sing a song. >> sing a song. >> sing it out. >> sing it loud. >> and proud. >> sorry. >> we will stop. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules,

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good morning. defiant demonstrators in baltimore square off with police for a second night in the row. >> violence did not last long police arrested about 14 people many for curfew violations. overall authorities say city wide curfew lifted a little more than an hour ago is working. >> the citizens are safe, the city is stable and we hope to maintain it that way. >> new jersey state police are in baltimore this morning

helping to keep city under control. >> pennsylvania state is offering to go as well but not philadelphia police. the "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us in center city with more on that part of the story jan? >> reporter: boots on the ground, first images captured by new jersey state police posted on twit eras troopers prepared to patrol treats overnight. governor chris christie says 150 troopers a and personnel will be there for 72 hours. law enforcement has flooded the city since violent destructive riots broke out following freddie gray's funeral on monday. because of the already large force there a mayor michael nutter says he will in the send philadelphia police to baltimore. >> there is certainly a significant number of resources on the ground there already. if we get a formal request then we will do our best to assess what that request is, how can we be possibly helpful but it is certainly not our

role to somehow jump in to a situation where you have at least four different local state and federal agencies. >> reporter: he goes on to condemn the action of the riders and ask people to refocus on the issues. >> looting stores, damaging property hurting police officers is not the the kind of justice anyone is talking about and that comes directly from mr. freddie gray's family. >> gray died earlier this month from a yet to be explained spinal cord injury in police custody. nutter hopes what happened in baltimore doesn't delay search for answers or the the reforms that the community desperately wants. issues of community police relations, black men who half died in the custody of police and other incidents in the city of walt more. >> reporter: erika and ukee, pennsylvania state police have have offered it's but that organization has not yet been called upon. we are reporting live from center city jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

lets check with katie and just a beautiful wednesday. >> absolutely beautiful start to the morning and certainly the the whole day will be just be perfect for any kind of plans that you may have scheduled outside whether it is after school soccer practice or maybe you are just heading out for a nice long walk with the dog. lets look at storm scan three and radar and a satellite coverage. lets look at different layers. we don't see anything. that tells you something goodies happening out there. just look outside the window. this shot outside whitefield elementary school more like sit on the front porch with the cup of coffee reading the paper and that kind of thing. cool granted. think about grabbing a sweat shirt if you you do that but regardless a beautiful day. as we will go hour by hour throughout the course of the afternoon and into the evening. by 8:00 p.m. we are in the 60's but we are shooting officially for 75 degrees for our daytime high here in philadelphia with that sun lasting all day.

to boot you don't to have worry about the wind today. we also don't to have worry about humidity. it will be a gorgeous, gorgeous day. we will get through this, and then we will see things go downhill here. by tomorrow our next coastal storm system will be starting to take shape, so that means a pretty dreary end to the workweek. we will talk more about what that storm is going to mean for our area but by the weekend there is head line, it does get better. so better news down the road, eventually over to you. >> hazy, temperatures in the seven day, we will check that out in a few minutes as well. we will take you to traffic in the looking great in some spot. we are still dealing with an accident in bustleton chopper showing that police car involved with just one police care, krewstown road is closed between rising sun avenue and bloom field avenue. alternate bustleton avenue to get around that scene. the also 476 northbound this is e-z pass lane at mid county. there is an accident.

car going the other way. carries closed. but we are getting through the other toll boots may take you an extra minor so traveling up that way northbound on 476. bryn mawr water main break now morris avenue is totally closed due to the gushing water between new gulf road and carisbrook road. alternate old gulf road. that is your eye on traffic this morning. now back over to you. more on our breaking news we have been following. a philadelphia police officer injured in the crash. >> lets get out to that scene where justin finch just arrived, justin good morning. >> reporter: good morning. by all accounts this officer should be okay. he was taken to aria torresdale hospital with a head injury. that is what we are told. the lets take you to chopper three overhead to the scene of this crash. this is krewstown road south of the rising sun avenue. we are told that this officer lost control of his cruiser and struck a guardrail the air bag did deploy.

we are told the officer may have also hit his head on the windshield of his car. he was able to look for help as fellow office are respond and got them to the hospital this morning. this happened just after 4:30 or so this morning and krewstown road near rising sunnies closed at this time for investigation of this crash. how did this happen? we are told the officer was responding to a robbery call at a nearby lenient store. he lost control. that cruiter and struck that car hitting his head. he was able to radio for help and he is also walking and talking but the head jurist the question for doctors at this point because they don't know whether to treat him at the hospital, admit him or let him go home with treatment. that is still being decided. he should be okay. the the officers are telling me that this road here near rising sun at that bend can be dangerous near penny pack creek. in the past cars have gone over and crashed down into the water down there.

so this is a very safe call for this officer this morning given it could have have been worse out here this morning. the we are live from bustleton, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you get anymore on the officer's condition please let us know. in other news, this morning, philadelphia international airport was the scene of an emergency landing. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the the news room with the closer look at that nicole. >> reporter: tense moments on the tarmac the at philly international after a united express flight from raleigh-durham north carolina made an emergency landing on the way to the newark, new jersey. call came in at the 4:00 o'clock tuesday prompting emergency crews to surround that plane there were no injuries on board and all 75 people made it off safely. some good news there. the passengers described what they experienced as that plane touched down. >> the plane shifted, that side went down and just for a brief second you could feel that side drag. not a drop where you felt like it was out of control or anything.

>> the plane which was brought off the the runway made two previous emergency land goes, both in 2013. there were some backups as you can imagine a associated with the emergency landing but by 5:00 the airport announced all runways had been reopened and normal operations resume. live from the news center, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nicole, thank you. another auto recall to tell but honda says it impacts about 380,000 more vehicles to address air bag problems. at digsal recall covers seven models sold in the u.s. in 2001 and 2002. they include the accord, civic, odyssey and crv. the company says the the air bag inflater on the driver's side in those models it could deploy with too much pressure and rupture casing causing juror fatalities. prince william and kate middleton could have double reason to celebrate today. >> it is the couple's fourth wedding anniversary and if royal baby number two decide

to make his or her appearance, the couple has double reason to celebrate. the the royal baby is now six days overdue so we will wait and see. >> we were watching that live on this program. >> i remember racing back and forth dying to see what her dress would look like. >> yes good four years ago. >> we will be right back, 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.

traffic and weather together, and weather watchers katie.

>> they are out in force this morning. it is as nice weather gets everybody up and becoming a morning person. we will start off where it the is chilly, where the the time, alex is out in mays landing where is there full sunshine but it is a chilly 37 degrees for him. he does comment chilly spring morning but it is cold enough for frost. so thankfully we will not see too much across the board here today. but we have a cold enough location that is possible. clear skies from sharon, 48 degrees in gloucester township. we will get to just one more, all the way up to the lehigh valley where we're 47 degrees from julia. more sunshine up in allentown. nice sunny morning yeah, and i love that. she's clearly excited about what this forecast has in store. who could blame them. we have a perfect day. light wind, low humidity, full sunshine comfortable warmth. it is just perfection. the at least to me. this is perfect to me. some people have love snow. some people love rain but i

think, a lot of them like this. we will go out to storm scan and nice wide zoom. two pieces of the puzzle is visible. the cloud begin to thicken up across the canadian border and also some wet weather off to the south. there are basically two pieces of energy coming together, just to form our next storm system and that storm system is in fact going to be bringing us our most dreary weather on friday bringing in cloud and showers as early a as tomorrow. here's what you need to know about friday, cool day, at best upper 50's and struggle to hit 60 with gusty northeast wind. technically you can call this a nor'easter but when we hear that word it strikes fear in your head and you think snow and horrible conditions. we are basically dealt a glancing blow with a a modest nor'easter that stays to our south. so dreary. that is the bottom line here. weekend shaping up to be lovely, and what is this. eighty with some sun on

tuesday. >> welshing hello. >> well, friday we will get wind. this time of the year that ocean is still cool at 40 degrees. so chopper three is looking at an accident, single police car, cruiser looking like ran in the guardrail. front end smashed up there were fluid coming out of the back. they are cleaning this up. this is closing down krewstown road in bustleton. and there as well. water main break in bryn mawr morris avenue totally closed between new gulf road and carisbrook road, approximately until 11:00 this morning. old gulf road is the alternate. down wires blocking business route one northbound at oxford or bristol oxford valley road, from an accident that happened late last night. that is you're witness

morning, report nothing delays, back to you. is there local law enforcement on duty in baltimore but not philadelphia police. new jersey state police reported for duty yesterday. they will assist baltimore police. philadelphia police are not going. mayor nutter says they lack jurisdiction in maryland. a baby, yesterday was pulled from the debris of the earthquake in nepal a man was also rescued. even so the death toll has now surpassed 5,000. if you recognize this man please call warminster bucks county police. the man was caught on camera robbing donation boxes at nativity of our lord church on street road. three-year old west chester university senior tariq williams is more than a big man on campus. >> he is king of the rams. but his rise has had challenging. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us his incredible story. >> so inspiring. wait until you meet this man so inspiring. when tariq williams was diagnosed with the genetic disease that robbed him of his

central vision in 2009 he vowed he would in the let it will be him of his future. he created a vision for his life today it starts as a vision of hope for the the rest of us. >> ♪ >> 22-year old tariq williams is a rapper with a message, pennsylvania make that a vision of hope. >> now, it is not easy problems i have but i'm willing to shake it off just like take already swift. >> reporter: the english major for six years has used song writing to deal with lao n a disorder that claimed his central vision in 2009 but didn't steel his focus. >> when i'm on stage performing, i honestly can't tell you what happens because i get into this zone where i'm not thinking about what i'm's doing and it is just comes to

me. >> tarik williams. >> reporter: on april 17th it helped him land title of mr. wcu. >> i remember everything being in slow motion. i remember hearing my name being called and i was just like, i did it. >> reporter: crowning achievement of an already successful college career, where thanks to assisted technology he managed a 3.0 grade point all while marching in the band, partici in greek life acting as a member of the debate team and serving as a student ambassador with the office for students with disabilities. >> the work that we try to do here to help with compliance issues, with the federal and state laws, none in discrimination for students with disabilities and self advocacy, you know, perfectly demonstrated in someone like tarik. owe is certainly a member of the community. he is mr. wcu obviously. what people see there is not the disability but a person who is blossoming as an individual, who is proud of

who he is, and is not afraid to stand up and say, you know, this is me. >> reporter: through word and action the king of this campus leaves behind a powerful legacy. >> you are special amazing. i believe in you. believe in yourself. anything is possible. >> reporter: so is what next for mr. wcu. tarik applied to graduate school where he plans to pursue rehabilitation counsel will to continue to mentor individual with disabilities. >> inspirational young man. >> incredible person. sweet, sweet guy. i have to tell you he says all of his accomplishments has to do with how he was raised and best part of becoming mr. wcu was making his mom proud. >> and he had tonight song, make my mom proud. >> beautiful things. >> thanks, nicole. >> right now 6:49. lets see what is coming up on cbs this morning.

>> gayle king joins us from new york. she has a preview. >> hi ukeelee and erika, i don't know anybody who doesn't want to make their mom proud ever, i love that story. from enforcing a curfew from banning fans from the baseball game we will go back to baltimore with extreme measures to stop violent protest. plus only on cbs this morning the mom behind this act of tough love is in studio 57. she has just arrived. what was going through her mine as she yanked her son from the protest go toya graham. john oliver is also here. how he blend complex issues with a lot of comedy. he will weigh in on big changes at late night. news is back in the morning. we'll new ten minutes. ukeelee and erika back to you. >> thanks, gayle. still ahead this morning how a slushy, saved a man's life. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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first degree murder charges for erika crippen, new jersey woman whose body was found in maryland. grand jury indicted kyle crosby of mount laurel. his mother, jo crosby of sicklerville is charged with hindering apprehension. they follow difficulties conferry of crippen's body in

maryland last month. she has been missing since new years eve. kyle crosby is being held on 1.2 million-dollar bail his mother is being held on $12,500 bail. witness testimony continues today in the colorado theater shooting trial of james holmes. yesterday ten witnesses took the stand. the katie medly who was nine months pregnant described what she saw in the theater. her husband was shot in the head and was last person to be released from the hospital. prosecutors say that holmes was aware of his actions a and defense says holmes was in the middle of the psychotic episode. holmes faces death penalty if convicted. teacher ing out after he stopped a student gunman. we told but brady olson yesterday and now he is talking about the the experience. student opened fire inside the school just outside of seattle on monday. olson, tackled the gun man who had fired two shots in the ground and ceiling. i reacted to a situation

and i don't know, being portrayed one way i think maybe i should be portrayed as dumb guy who didn't runaway. a new york convenient store clerk. and a slushy machine. and stepped away, right now to make slushy treats and as soon as he turned his back a car smash right through front window. tragedy are in owely averted derek was unhurt, driver was okay as well and the boss, has ordere all, they were smiling after it talking bit but wow how close was that. >> thank goodness. >> indeed. >> wow. >> um, um um. >> sit outside and enjoy a slush toy day. >> maybe a little water ice. the great excuse to do that. it looks so, so nice today.

i cannot find one bad thing to say about it and that is good. sixty-seven by tomorrow. that is when we will start to see this next coastal storm develop. clouds start to build. friday is dreary. lets move on. weekend looks good. monday and tuesday not terrible. shooting for 80 degrees by tuesday. >> lets take you to 476 mid county north bound, e-z pass lane new closed, there is an accident, just beware of that. slow around e-z pass lanes. >> water ice on the sky deck after the cw. >> sound like a plan. >> i like it. >> game on. >> "eyewitness news" this morning, continues on the cw philly, up next we are live with the latest, as a car accident that sent a police officer to the hospital. >> residents in new jersey on alert, after coming face-to-face with the black bear details on that. also just in time for your scrambled eggs the the new company that is renting chickens to homeowners and you don't have to be a farmer either, we will explain coming up just in case you thought gosh, renting chickens.

>> just not available right now. >> great news for you. >> next up on cbs this morning more on the tensionness baltimore and they have exclusive interview with the mom we have been talking about who went viral when she pulled her son out of the rioting. >> to continue follow your local news weather traffic and sports we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly.

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it is wednesday, april 29th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." baltimore lockdown overnight after a curfew confrontation, and only on "cbs this morning," the mother who pulled her son away from the violence is in studio 57. we're in any paul where earthquake rescuers rescued a man who was trapped for three days. >> and john oliver is here with humor to make a serious point. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.