ight in the hit and run that critically injured a temple university student. police have found the car that struck her. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us now live at temple university hospital where that student is fighting for perfect life and she was just going to graduate later this week, jan good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. that is right. more information about the the striking vehicle in just a minute but we have a lot of background information about this young woman from her father. we spoke to him earlier this morning. he has been here with his daughter all night long obviously shaken up. he tells us she's in very bad shape this morning but even though he didn't wanting to on camera he is pleading for public's help. any information is greatly appreciated so police can track down the driver responsible. take a look, this is rachel hall a 22-year old criminal just advertise major here at temple university. her father tells me she was riding her bike from dinner to study for finals when she was hit. she's goalie for temple's

lacrosse team a bright student athlete here name to the dean's list every semester and to make matters worse hall's father was set to graduate this week before she was hit and now he fears that won't happen. meantime police say they have recover striking vehicle in the serious hit and run. you can see it the here this video into "eyewitness news" located overnight and now at i a lot with the smashed windshield, police tell us it is a silver gallon and, they are looking for a person of interest but they say at this point no suspects are in custody just yet. the accident happened around 7:00 wednesday evening as hall was crossing diamond at north park avenue. witnesses have report that had there were three young men in the the car at the time and one in the back seat possibly told the driver to leave the the scene. >> the vehicle initially stopped next to the female, and sped off last seen making a right and going northbound on broad street. >> reporter: now hall, seen here in her lacrosse bio

picture was taken to temple university hospital in very critical condition with serious head and leg injuries. her father says she's in very bad shape this morning clinging to life. again, he is asking anyone with any information about this driver to step forward to call police. we're reporting live outside temple university hospital, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news this morning five days after a massive earthquake hits nepal rescue teams find a teenage boy alive in the ruble. the boy was trapped between two floors of the building the the death toll has now top more than 5500 people. frustration is growing some badly affect villages need humanitarian age challenge as responders attend to more than 11,000 injured people. new this morning a fire at an auto garage in chester county to tell but. fire broke out shortly after 3:00 at handsbury enterprise necessary east coventry township. it took fires less than an hour to bring those flames under control. there the is no word on

injuries or how many cars were in the garage at the time. the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. time right now 6:03. we are tracking big changes in the forecast. >> temperatures about to drop, katie has a look at what you can expect, hey there young lady. >> i have to say this is best case scenario we can have given the fact that there is a coastal storm nearby. >> yes. >> so wish full. >> yes. >> because what end up happening here this storm we have been tracking, development of it now for about a week looks like it will just completely by pennsylvania pass us. it will be there but we are going to see completely indirect impact out of it which is great to hear. the let the me take you back as we are wrapping up the month of april here today so far, we have had a pretty mild month eking out 1.2 degrees above the average throughout the month. our highest temperature we did have an 81-degree day that beautiful saturday, who could forget that and lowest temperature was the the 30's. 34 degrees did have more than average rainfall for this month of at

least on average. meanwhile taking you out to storm scan three we have a few more clouds then what we experienced yesterday but still a nice start to the morning for us, and eventually we may see a spotty shower here and there but do you need the umbrella? absolutely not. again this storm is still just taking shape. i would say more than anything you will notice a bit more of the breeze and pick up out of the north east with time but temperatures are still expect to be seasonal. upper 60's in philadelphia mid 60's down the the shore. lower 60's up in the poconos. you get the idea. if you have outdoor plans you can keep them. it is not a as picture perfect as yesterday was justin, over to you. you talk about that 81-degree day. i remember that because i was here working. i could not enjoy it. but hey we will take 80's. coming up next week. the lets take you outside road and 309 this is approaching five points where we have traffic lights malfunction. crews are on the scene and police directing traffic in this region. the that is just having some

patients here around five-point on 309. we have an accident 422 westbound, in royersford. vehicle struck a deer. just be careful around that scene. a fire east coventry route 724 is closed new schuylkill road at franklin avenue. alternate old schuylkill road. we have another fire in north philadelphia germantown avenue near pike street that house fire is under control but try to avoid the a area if you can. broad street will get you around that scene. we have an accident the at frankford avenue at robbins street, lanes are block howthorn or charles. that is a look at traffic erika, back to you. drum beat of protests over the situation in baltimore is now spread ago cross the country. this scene taking place in places like new york, and times square last night. later today protesters say they will assemble in philadelphia city hall. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at city hall with the very latest on that justin. >> reporter: erika, rallies being called by philadelphia coalition for racial and legal

justice, that is why they are calling it, they say because what they see happening in philadelphia is not unlike what they see in baltimore and they say in many ways, philadelphia is baltimore. from denver to seattle houston to new york, demonstrators showing solidarity for ongoing protest in support of the freddie gray n new york city the the crowd swelled and swamped busy city streets. >> these are our streets. >> they don't want to you march in the street. why are you leading the marchers in the street. >> this is what justice is looking like that has to happen. >> reporter: tension where is high monday in walt in more where peaceful protest transformed into acts of anger, looting and fire set the businesses. city's mayor left frustrated. >> i know we are much better than this. what he know that the world is watching. we cannot allow our city to go into chaos. >> reporter: national guard is oz on the ground and curfew in effect. baltimore became a national flash point monday hours after

gray's funeral. gray age 25, died a week after being taken in baltimore police custody. part of the arrest seen here on cell phone video. gray suffered a series of injuries including a reported severed spine, that some believe was caused by police, though new claim from the prisoner suggest gray may have injured himself in custody. unname prisoner said he overheard gray making sound in the police van april 12th. police report into gray death in the time is due out tomorrow. results will likely not be made public at all, as for the the rally set for 4:30 at city hall, 1500 people are expect. expect tie ups throughout center city. live at city hall, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is the day eagles fans have been thinking about for months. the it is draft day. right new bird hold on to the 20th pick but a lot could change between now and then. most people expect tampa bay to pick former florida state

quarterback jameis winston with the first overall pick despite his off the field problems. after that is when it will get really interesting. will chip kelly try to wheel and deal to move up so, he can pick heisman trophy winning quarterback marcus mariota? that is what people in town want to have happen but chip said he will not mortgage future to pick within player. we will wait and see what happens when the draft starts at 8:00. twitter is buzzing, as you might imagine here's what some people are saying about the eagles probably moving up, ross says hash tag nfl draft day, don't expect we will be able to get him but i'll be horribly disappointed when eagles don't get mariota. here's another one from chipadelphia if eagles draft mariota tonight i will donate $100 to charity. how about that. one more for the road, george dankerry says whatever you would do for a klondike is nothing compared to what chip will do for mar yet, hash tag

draft the day eagles, hash dag eagles draft. it is on. tweet us using hash tag cbs-3. erika, back to you. >> see what happens thank you. coming up next, new jersey high school student, who left school in handcuffs accused of poisoning his teacher. we will tell you what he did. a local father takes his kid out of the school to see home run in the boston marathon but the school says those absences are not excused, now their war of word is going viral. cheese, it has been getting a bad rap for years but it is secret to the longer life and faster metabolism. best thing i have heard all day. this is terrific. i cannot bear it, coming up in the healthwatch. >> took me a second.

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a montgomery county dad takes his kid out of class for three days, for what he calls an important family trip. >> his children's school takes exception to his decision calling the missed days unexcused. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with the father's response and how it became talk of the social media. >> this has blown up, pretty much, national news at this point. he calls it the a once in a lifetime opportunity they call it an unexcused absence. now a father's letter to rydel elementary has gone viral. after taking his kid to boston to see him run in the marathon michael rossi got a letter from their principal calling the three missed days unexcused absences. he says they threatened to refer him to the truancy officer should it happen again. that is when rossi put his feelings in writing sent it to the principal and shared it on his facebook page. in that letter he insist that

the three days should be excused saying his kid learned more from they are trip to boston then they would all year in the classroom. he explained on wbz news radio, lets takes a listen. >> we went to boston. they had a once in a lifetime experience, something they could not learn in the classroom. they learn about determination, commitment, we talk about the bombing and victims and how city came together and how mar then continued and how the american spirit was really shown here. after being shared american 20,000 peoples the district responded to the letters saying quote it is up to an individual family to deciding whether a particular trip is worth taking children out of school. when that happens it is school district's obligation to let parents necessity what the laws and policies are. now since then we should mention rossi has met with school administrators including that principal. he calls it a conn trucktive meeting. he urgees people to spare principal of anymore personal attacks saying she was just doing her job an he does respect that.

i think that is huge in all this. so many times things london social media and people can be just so cruel. >> yes, for sure. >> he is urging people to spare her saying she's a lovely woman just relaying policy. he says that he is sort of going back where he would learn more in five days then they would all school year. >> yeah. >> he gives the teachers and administrators credit. you can see not a war of word here but just a misunderstanding. >> we can see where school is coming from and life lesson also. >> yes calling a truancy officer, i cane that rubbing people the wrong way. >> yes. >> appreciate it. 6:15. lets get traffic and weather together. >> good morning, everyone. we will start off with storm scan three where we are watching two pieces of the larger puzzle to form our next storm system h this storm system will indirectly impact us but in the bring us widespread wash out, which is great to hear. we will end up more than

anything with this storm developing. here's piece number one here's peers number two. they come together. you even up with a storm system this will stay to the south. with the count are clockwise flow that picks up that is where we will see included building in with time. for now though man this is awesome, i love this shot. the as you can see that big ball of sunshine popping up over horizon every morning one of the best things about waking up as early as we do, right. 45 degrees outside kutztown area middle school at this hour and we are expect ago this breeze to pick up more with time. that will potentially bring in the shower later on today for some not widespread and then tomorrow it is dreary, we will be breezy, cool, at best low 60's, a quick turn around this weekend, we should be back to what we saw yesterday as early as sunday if you like yesterday, and who wouldn't. >> gorgeous. >> it is a carbon copy by sunday. >> next couple days aren't horrible, but just a shower or

two. >> we can work witt. >> we are showing some 80's next week too. it is heating up. pool party at ukee's house. >> yes. >> he has the the space. >> we know. >> lawn sprinkler. >> yeah. >> that is right. >> all right. we're in the sliding here on the road here nice and dry, 95 at cottman southbound in the city. jammed up. this goes all the way back to academy typical rush hour traffic. 309 at five points traffic light malfunctioned we have police directing the traffic right now. crews were trying to fix that light. area speed 95 northeast philadelphia coming down to 26 miles an hour still looking good on the expressway, south philadelphia in problems, 295 55, 42 freewaye kay at this point. an accident roosevelt boulevard northbound at masher

street the inner drive new back to you ukee. lets update our breaking news police located the car they say hit and critically injured temple lacrosse player rachel hall. police have identified a person of interest in their hit and run investigation. breaking right now a huge fire in the classic cared about i shop in east coventry chester county, damage is extensive, causes under investigation. another story from nepal crews rescued an 18 year-old yesterday trapped between floors of the katmandu sky scraper, the the the death toll has surpass $5.500 people. we will be right back. ♪ let's go ♪ norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪

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phillies and cardinal wrap up their seer thinks afternoon in st. louis, first pitch at 1:45 our time. last night ryan howard showed off in his hometown, howard grew up in st. louis and that is his 20th career home run with the cardinals. phillies could not hold back red bird. no they scored four runs in the fifth inning. and st. louis wins this one final score was five-two. lets look at baseball history now. unrest in baltimore forced baseball to prohibit fans from yesterday's day game at camden yard. some fans though peaked through the the gate but no fans were allowed inside. they played the game and orioles beat the white socks final score was eight-two. that will be historic video

right there. >> it must have been so another toy play in the stadium. >> some players took it a all in stride tipping their hat as if people were there. >> but, history right there. >> 6:21. it has been two and a half years since super storm sandy devastated shore and communities, they are still struggling to recover. new effort to get help coming up next. it might be time to rethink everything you ever heard about cheese. we will tell you why some now say it is the secret to a healthier life. >> that is some gooda news.

6:23. lets get traffic ape weather together and still a decent spring day right katie.

>> it is not as warm as yesterday ended up in the upper 70's, just gorgeous, we will still end up with seasonal conditions and right now is there a nice sunrise currently underway. handful more cloud then what we had visible on the map for us right now and that is a sign of the storm system beginning to gather its organization off to the southwest. the right now we are at 50 degrees at the a airport. forty-eight in allentown. looking ahead to tomorrow, especially looking dreary lower 60's but we will turn this back around quickly. if you like yesterday you will a's love sunday, essentially carbon copy forecast and saturday in the bad either with temperatures that rebound very efficiently justin over to you. >> starting to see, sunshine, battling glare i-95, delaware county at 452. we are moving at good speeds but see sun shining down. owe have shade out before the cloud thicken up later on. 309 at five points, again malfunctioning traffic lights here. police are on the the scene

directing traffic. the accident 422 westbound at royersford a vehicle did strike a deer earlier this morning so use extra caution around that scene. looks dry this morning. erika, back over to you. new jersey student is charged with assault after police say he teach are's coffee making her sick. it happened tuesday at central regional high school in berkley township. investigators say student slipped eye drops in kelly gross's coffee when she left the the classroom. she was taken to the hospital after suffering stomach pains. her husband says that she did not deserve this. >> the whole thing is pretty upsetting for my wife. physically better but emotionally she is up some that someone would do this to her. >> from what i understand, he was just pulling a prank but you should be careful with such things. she could have been seriously hurt. >> the student we're told is suspended until a board hearing. it a has been two and a half years since sandy roared a shore up rooting living and

destroying homes. >> "eyewitness news" has followed recovery in tuckerton, new jersey since the storm hit and many homes still look like this. former talk are ton mayor buck evans is one the of the thousands waiting for fema to approve his claim. he was forced to rebuild his home with his own money. >> too many of the engineering follow thanks came in and made decisions on homes had never evaluated storms. >> just this week fema officials announced plans to fix problems with claims, homeowners who filed claims like evans may see a letter asking whether they want to reopen their claims. on the healthwatch this morning eating cheese, could help you live longer. scientists denmark found people that ate fermented dairy products like cheese had higher levels of the compound linked to reduced obesity and higher metabolism. that compound was also linked to a reduction in cholesterol. >> you are loving this. >> best study ever.

>> ever. >> little provolone on the side. >> you better believe it. >> we have hit the pepper jackpot good not terrible. >> in one is laughing. >> it was good. >> i got nothing. >> no cheese jokes for you. >> that is kind of cheesy. >> it is close to the bottom of the hour. coming up next, this morning we are live with the update on our breaking news, here's jen. >> reporter: a star student athlete at temple university set to graduate next week instead is at the hospital fighting for her life. i'm jan carabao coming up we have an update to her hit and run accident. ja in, thanks. a beer bottle backlash for budd light. social media exploded with complaints that its new slogan promoted rape. now beer maker is offering an explanation. justin and katie return with traffic and weather

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a big break in the hit and run that critically injured a temple university student. overnight police recovered the car that they say struck the young student athlete. we have new video, right here from the police impound lot. good morning, "eyewitness

news" reporter jan carabao joins us from temple university hospital where the victim is fighting for perfect life jan good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. she's fighting for her life and police again as you have mentioned have located the striking vehicle in this case. they are still looking for a person of interest so at this point no suspect just yet in custody. her family, here at temple university hospital has been by her side all morning long. we have been able to speak with the young woman's father earlier this morning off camera. she's a star student athlete at temple university, goalie number 16. all the while making the dean's list every mess ter but now rachel hall's father tells "eyewitness news" that the 22-year old is fighting for her life after being struck by this car during a hit and run in north philadelphia. >> medics picked up her body and transported her to temple hospital where she's in extremely critical condition fighting for her life, unknown whether or in the this 22-year old female will survive these

injuries. >> reporter: hall was struck around 7:00 wednesday night as she crossed intersection of diamond street and north park avenue. her father says she was riding her bike for dinner to study for finals. to make matters worse she's set to graduate this week. instead police are looking for driver of the silver galante that fled the scene overnight, police recovered the car seen here in the i am pound lot with the smashed windshield. police say witnesses have reported three yuck men in this car during the the accident and that one in the back seat possibly told the driver to leave the scene. >> the vehicle initially stopped next to the female for some reason and then sped off last seen making a right and going north on broad street. >> reporter: now hall is also a criminal just advertise major at temple university. she's also from mullica, new jersey. her father is pleading with the public for help in tracking down the driver. or the people responsible. we are reporting live outside temple university hospital, jan carabao for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". well philadelphia is being added to the list of cities protesting against the the death of freddie gray in baltimore. a demonstration is planned in front of the city hall this afternoon. organizers of is what called the philly is baltimore protest expect big crowds to march in protest of police brutality. meanwhile civic leaders are declaring victory after a quiet night in the city. hundreds of police officers stood in riot gear overnight at location of monday's riots until curfew was lifted. next phase in the investigation of the freddie gray's death is expect to begin this week. police are scheduled to provide a report to the the city prosecutor sometime tomorrow. right now 6:33. lets check with katie. it is no wednesday but not a bad day. >> is it yesterday? absolutely not. you know we ended up in the upper 70's, full sunshine. it was just so nice. we will keep that going here today. let's explain. we will go outside first and

foremost, which is still empty. we have a few more cloud t it. we will zoom it out one time, we have wet weather signs of life off to the west here and that is part of the larger story as we start to watch a system develop to our southwest. so as we go through the day checklist is here, we will start to see cooler air moving in. we should get seasonal temperatures in the 60's but not as warm as yesterday a few more cloud then what we saw yesterday wind picks up out of the north east and some will see a shower. you probably can getaway without an umbrella, overall not a bad day. 50 degrees the current temperature at the airport that win flow shifting more northeasterly but not terribly breezy just yet. that will change with the shore points. temperatures in philadelphia, they are expected to still achieve very typical levels, upper 60's and we will keep it for the better part of the day. >> we are seeing that sun right now with some clouds, should be nice colors, red sky

warning sailors warning some truth with that approaching storm system coming next 24 hours. looking good on the roads as far as weather-wise, it is try conditions but we will have some sun glare. we will take new to new jersey at 42 freeway backup here, coming into the city, emerging from 55 to 42 slow southbound looking good with no problems. nice shot from the bridge from the new jersey side you can see clear skies clouds, also mid to high level and they will thicken as that storm system approaches later on over next day or two. travel times in the looking good on i-95. typical this time of the day. woodhaven road to the vine street expressway, 31 minute drive. clear on the expressway eastbound from the vine to i-95, eight minute drive and slow on 422 east. just solve patients as we head into prime time rush hour. mass transit has no delays. back over to you. bush admits it in miss fire on the marketing

campaign. >> it contains a slogan on labels that generated anger on social media. "eyewitness news" reporter ni us from the cbs-3 news center which spark this criticism and you can see why when you read it. >> you might say label on budd light bottles have left behind a bad taste for some of its customers. controversial slogan which read quote the the perfect beer for removing the word no from your vocabulary for the night is one of the 140 messages printed a as part of the company's for whatever marketing campaign. they say it the promotes spontaneous fun. the others say it promote a rape culture. >> that is incredibly messed up. completely eliminates the idea of consent. >> it is amazing how many people have to approve packaging and to have all of them be so tone deaf and miss this is unfathomable. >> now experts say it is ill time since the spotlight on sexual assault on college campuses has created a new found sensitivity to the the

topic. in a statement a company vice-president says it was a bad idea saying it is clear this particular message missed the mark and we regret it. we never conn down disrespectful or irresponsible behavior. we should mention that production of those labels has since been stopped ukee ape erika. thanks very much. right now 6:37. yesterday the federal said it was keeping interest rates at zero and that is where they have been for six years. >> that is good for borrowers but savers continue to be frustrated. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to explain how you may be able to squeeze out more from your cold hard cash up in new york. >> we all like that. >> reporter: yeah, right good morning. >> given these low rates what should savers do. >> reporter: first of all we understand this is a terrible six year period if you are a great safer. you can try to find high are rates for your emergency reserves or savings by turning to credit unions or maybe on line alternatives. now both of these usually

offer better deals. you may also want to consider purchasing longer term cd's or bank issued money mark deposit accounts. now both are insured by fdic up to the legal limit of $250,000. get more interest but you carry penalty if you with draw your money before the end of the term and some banks may limit number of transactions, within a stated period. >> so if you don't want to do that are there other alternatives out there. >> you would be surprised to find out that the big brokerage firms have been more competitive in the cd mark but here's their caveat when you buy a cd through your broker it often can fluctuate in value, that might freak people out if interest rates were to rise you might receive less than what you pennsylvania paid for that cd and people may not like that idea. a lot of our viewers ask about inflation-link bond as a place for save money. ibond have a fix rate that

remain the same throughout the life of the bond and variable inflation rate that is adjusted twice a year based on changes in the consume are price index. the next adjustment concurs tomorrow. now because inflation is low right now ibond are paying just under one and a half percent. better than fraction on you might receive in your savings account but one note if you do cash in ibond before five years you will lose the last three months of interest. might be a good idea if you think prices are rising in the future. for more information about ibond go to treasury direct dot gov. >> all right. >> bonds i bond. thanks. >> thanks, have a good day. talk to you soon. 6:39. it is called dining out for life, hundreds of philadelphia restaurants are involved and up next a fashion designer from the hit she project runway joins us live to talk about the worthwhile cause. >> great time of the year for this. >> yes. >> a woman sets a gas pump on fire and police say her reason

why will leave you shaking your head. ridiculous. we will be right back.

we're coming up on 6:43. let's check in with k-fell. >> lets check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network. temperatures in the mid to upper 40's around the region as a whole. we will go to the area temperatures. 50 degrees for margot in chesterfield from ed 46 degrees.

general findings here mid to upper 40's lou you in eagleville, bill in cardington as list goes on here, north wales is at 48 degrees. we will zero in on that 48-degree temperature reading for us on phil. he has partly sunny skies and sunny to partly sun toy start the morning off. these clouds are building with time. cool morning he had has no win, not a bad start and i have to say that this date isn't looking too bad because as all of our model guidance has come together over last few days now it is starting to be conn is tenth for a change. a lot of waffling going on with the different various models that we have at our disposal but for now we have two pieces here. here's one storm. here's another area have low pressure. these two pieces come together to be one coastal storm but it really looks like they will stay to the south. so what does that matter then. we will get indirect impact. part one and part two lets see

how future weather portrays this. we have more cloud cover handful of showers in our area but brunt of this storm is way to the south and then we will see high pressure move in here and as it does so it will bring back, more pleasant weather for us, as we look for in the seven take. today in the horrible. yes, might see a sure but you very scattered in nature. you don't need umbrella, tomorrow more clouds, more breeze out of the north east limiting this warming and we will rebound nicely for the upcoming weekend justin. we will have more summer weather pattern coming in next week with temperatures in the 80's. we have an accident at i-95 north at commodore barry bridge. they have moved vehicles over to the off ramp in the media. they have opened up the left lane again. this was closed earlier but damage has been done. backup. we will go to i-95 farther south from the accident at 452, slow but we are moving

again. traveling delaware county or heading out just expect delays in that region. accident route 30 at eastbound approaching downingtown near reeseville road, reek will ran into a guardrail also down in delaware kirkwood highway truck ran in the pole, try to avoid that, alternate is faulkland road. now ukee back to you. updating breaking news rachel hall is in critical condition after a hit and run yesterday in north philadelphia. police have located the car and identified a person of interest. >> also breaking news right now we show you the flames and aftermath a as chopper three hovers over east coventry chester county where a classic car garage that used to be, and vehicles inside was destroyed by fire overnight. from the air you can see dozens of damaged vehicles crumbled up there. a all that damage too. the the causes under investigation. national football league draft starts at 8:00 tonight and heisman trophy winner

marcus mariota is attracting attention from a lot of teams some think eagles should get in position to snatch him up. bird pick 20th in round number one. today philadelphia celebrates 25th anniversary of dining out for life. american 200 restaurants and food trucks, they are across the delaware valley and joining into help in the the fight of hiv and aid and you can get involved by going to dinner. nicole brewer joins it's side to tell us about this are special event nicole. >> we are combining food with fashion. that is because mando gara is official host of the dining out for life. >> no audio. >> well, it is important for me to be part of the campaign because coming off the project runway season, hiv positive status and overwhelmed by everybody supporting me. i wanted to use that platform

of continuing the conversation and i thought this is a good fit. the not only can i spread, a good message continue the conversation and i love food. so here we go, right. >> more than 200 restaurants taking part this year including food trucks. >> yes, food trucks indeed and this truck right here, miss vernon started this all three years ago. >> okay. >> interesting. >> we will talk to her. i understand she has food. mando thanks for being part of this and lending your voice to hiv aid a awareness. >> you've got goods. i'm coming straight to you baby. talk to us about taking part in dining out for life. >> it was easy to show... no audio. >> it is fun raising it is basic, foundation. i reached out to action aid three years ago and they

welcomed the idea of a food truck round up with open arms. >> you said it is a pretty easy thing to do you just go out to eat and supporting hiv aids and raising money. lets a's go in and take a look at what they have got. we get up early so we eat early too. i will sneak in the truck. it looks like sweet sandwiches. what are we looking at here. >> pulled pork grilled cheese. we are a one trick pony. everybody loves it. it is a good sandwich. >> i see poor shawn struggling to get a close look. >> pulled pork grilled cheese, shawn, you just earned yourself a sandwich. can i try. tell us why this organization and this dining out for life is so important for us. >> well, it is an organization to believe that i think it is really what we need to do to make it preventive.

aid is still an epidemic andto be addressed. >> all you have to do is go he tout eat, all right that is very latest live, i will take a bite as i end is it back to you in the studio. this looks delicious. >> boy, it does. >> look at that cheese. >> look the at the cheese. >> thanks, nicole, real lady like good be that way thanks, nicole. >> ♪ what is the the word ♪ >> word is first lady michelle obama is getting a special send off to a good friend tonight. >> she's saying good bye to david letterman. it will be mrs. obama a's fifth and final appearance the late show. most of the appearances did come in 2012. letterman has a string of famous guest ahead of his retirement next month. catch late show tonight on cbs-3 right here after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. sam smith is cutting his australian tour short. doctors ordered british sing

tore stop performing because hemorrhages to his vocal cord. they are working on a new tour for december. it turns out justin beiber will appear in the much anticipated zoolander two. movies director and star ben stiller posted this picture of his male alter ego facing off with the beiber right there. zoolander two comes back into theaters later this year. right now 6:50. we will be right back with traffic and weather together. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on cw. three.

check this out a terrifying scene at this gas

station in israel. >> it happened so fast, surveillance video shows a woman intentionally setting a man's koran fire while pumps gas. police say it is all because this man refused to give her a cigarette. officers arrested that woman and amazingly in one was hurt. >> how about that. >> pumping gas because you wouldn't give her a cigarette. >> look at the that. >> wow. >> scare in the sky and involves former president bill clinton. his plane made an emergency landing in tanzania because of engine troubles. mr. clinton was in the country as part of the nine daze trip in africa with the clinton foundation. a law enforcement official says the plane experienced technical problems. plane was back in the air within two hearst. hillary clinton is facing competition for democratic presidential nomination coming from senator bernie sanders. vermont independent kicks off his campaign today. sanders considers himself a democratic socialist. he believes his message can resonate across the the

country and tran send party lines. lets get the a quick check of weather and traffic together and after yesterday's gorgeous weather. >> it is hard to live up to it. you said this best. lets look at this as glass half full kind of the day. it could be worse. we are still into seasonal territory in the up are 60's. we are starting off with sunshine. we will see a few more cloud. eventually breeze will pick up and we will have a scattered shower but it could be so much worse. tomorrow it is dreary, and certainly breezy, perhaps a shower but again this storm that is developing is bringing only in indirect impact to our area. >> justin. >> we have cool temperatures, then we will warm it up next week. seventy-six at the the boulevard jammed up g we have a reverse commute typical for this hour and later this afternoon. the demonstration at city hall at 4:30. could be traffic backups. "eyewitness news" this morning continues right now on the cw philly. we are live as police pursue a person of interest in the violent hit and run crash on

temple's campus. ex-conn settles in for baltimore protest is, planned for philadelphia in philadelphia at 4:30. we will tell what you to expect. imagine getting a $24,000 phone bill. >> um, um. >> look at that. >> imagine that a a arriving. that is what happened to one senior citizen why the the phone company says, it was so expensive. $24,000. >> must have been some mistake or some scam in there somewhere. >> wow good check it out. >> you can find the cw philly on comcast xfinity channel 13 or 811 and verizon hd16 or 516 or rcn channel 17 or hd1017. >> reminder to join us bright and early every weekday we kick things off right here on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. next up this morning a fight over frozen embryos one celebrity is lock in the legal battle over her former fiance. >> to continue to follow your local weather traffic ape sports or mariota talk on the cw. good morning family have a

good day. 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.

it is april 30th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." remarkable rescues in nepal. seth doane is there when americans help save a teenager who had been trapped for five days. protests against police spread across country. we talk with the mayor on how to resolve it. and double chins. we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> officers down officers down. >> freddie gray