ice officers here today, guarantying the freedom to protest. as you get closer to the protest you can hear voices of those gathered here this he were loud, passionate, we spoke to many of them. here's a thought of one protester who came here to listen and to participate. >> i'm hoping to see legtive change their laws, because something has got to stop when it comes to police brutality and if it means us getting out here every day to fight for justice, then so it shall be. i will be one of the ones standing right here. >> reporter: back live you can see right now the protesters for the first time moving off of the west plaza of city looking live, they are now moving north across 15th street and it does appear that traffic at this moment is going to be blocked on the the west side of city hall as the the protesters assemble. now where they might be heading from here right new we don't know.

again this is very peaceful. police maintaining a very low key presence. they are around city hall, scores of them but not highly visible as protesters now end two hours on the west plaza. they will move into the street on the west side of city hall and they are now anticipating taking other action, where that will be, when that will be and what that means in terms of traffic in center city remains to be scene. we will be here live and bring it to you as it happens. live outside city hall, i'm walt hunter for "eyewitness news". as walt allude todd this protest has made getting around center city more difficult today. >> lets continue our team coverage with "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, todd. >> reporter: chris, as walt mentioned we are right new on of city hall we are walking with the demonstrators as they begin to walk out here toward love park. we will take a live look. above all people here just want their voices heard they tell me. they see this demonstration as

a and are and frustration. crowd has gathered, the northwest corner of dilworth park. we are now moving toward the area of love park. the protest has been organize by the philadelphia coalition for racial economic, and legal justice and dozens of these demonstrators here you can see now are holding signs very specific messages. we took time out just a couple minutes ago to talk to those people holding their signs and we have learned why it is, they chose those specific messages. >> we made this as soon as we her everything going on here as part of the protest. we just want justice for everybody. we want the police to stop killing us. >> i feel like black lives matter. we're killed daily, without explain nation. >> reporter: right now protesters have been spilled out here on to 15th street and

just south of the jfk boulevard, it is in the clear in what direction the marchers plan ongoing. right now things have slowed down and people are just gathered hearing just outside the west side of city hall. as soon as protesters move them along the way but for now reporting live from center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much for that. a major protest is underway right the now in center city philadelphia. we are looking live from chopper three at the philly is baltimore rally. it has been a peaceful gathering today police estimate about 600 people are together and they are starting to march as both todd and walt mentioned. we will machine for their progress and bring you any developments as they happen. an 18 year-old man has confessed to being the driver who hit a temple university student last night and then took off. charges are pend ago begins that teen while victim continues to fight for her

life. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at temple hospital in north philadelphia with the very latest on this investigation, matt. >> reporter: that 22-year old victim remains in the hospital. we have spoke when her father throughout the day-to-day. she has under gone many hours of surgery and remains in extremely critical condition. two lives forever change, after a wednesday night crash the first, 22-year old rachel hall victim, police say she was riding her binding home near temple's campus when she was struck by this car driven by an 18 year-old suspect. >> about 10:30 we recovered the striking vehicle mitsubishi galante. that was first step that led up to the suspect. >> reporter: they got a tip from the suspect's dad. he said his son who does not have a full driver's license took his car last night and suspect that his son was responsible. thursday that son confessed to police. >> the young man had a permit so he told us he was afraid, panic and left but he did come

clean today and give us details of the crash. >> reporter: he will be facing serious charges as temple university community reacted to news of the popular 22-year old accident. she was set to graduate next week and take a job as a washington d.c. police officer. temple university athletic director kevin clark said in part, our hope is to see this young woman honored for her work in the classroom back on her feet and holding her temple university diploma in the near future. police have not yet identified that 18 year-old suspect. they do tell us he will face charges of leaving the scene of the accident after causing serious injury. he has not been taken in custody as of yet because district attorney has not yet formalized the charges against him. we do expect that to happen soon. we are live outside of temple hospital matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. a baby is rescued after being locked in the hot car today a camden police officer

discovered five month-old crying and sweating profusely in the car in the cvs parking lot at fifth street and milk will boulevard. that officer used a baton to break a window and got the infant out of the car. she's hailed tonight as a hero for her quick thinking actions. >> it is hots outside. so the the baby was not okay. >> when the child's mother, came out of that cvs she told officers she had been in there a short time but she was still taken in custody and charged with child endangerment tonight. that baby was taken to the hospital but is said to be in good health. cloud are moving in and big changes are on the horizon for the the end of the week. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking dropping temperatures plus chance for showers kathy. >> even of the week will be damp a and dreary. we had a shower earlier but right new we are looking at most of the activity to the west of lancaster harrisburg, baltimore, washington with showers and thunderstorms. for this evening we are cool

and breeze which temperatures falling through 50's, mostly cloudy skies will stick around. we have two areas of low pressure coastal low upper level low that will combine forces off shore tomorrow keeping it cool with that on shore flow. expect more cloud cooler conditions windy conditions and even more rain showers. damp dreary in the seven day getting better heading in to that first weekend of may and then becoming summer -like in the seven day. we will talk about that later on in the the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you. it is the the day eagles fans have been waiting and waiting and waiting for. >> forever. >> big question for so many, will the bird swoop in and steel one of the biggest players available. >> you may have her of him marcus mariota? we have team coverage with sports director beasley reese and leslie van arsdal. le lee is at chickie and pete's checking in with the fans tonight. what are they saying, leslie. >> i'll tell you after months of speculation and talk, the fans are happy to get some

closure here. they are very excited but a few fans say they he just want it over with. >> we get somebody to be able to help take us to the next level. i hope that chip kelly can take these guys to line up and get championship. and, that is everything. weary of so much for just one player. >> eagles could get them if they wanted to but i don't know if they should. they have to give up so much. from everything you hear from people is they don't necessity if he is the type of andrew luck fran-choice type quarterback that will help you out for five or ten years. he is a wild card. >> too many other need, wide receiver, d back offensive line, i don't think it is worth it. >> reporter: some just want it over with. >> we have in the had a franchise quarterback for a long time.

i believe in chip. the let him do his thing. >> reporter: and that is really consensus the fans do believe in chip. they think he knows exactly what he is doing. now with more on that marcus mariota factor we will send it over to piecely reese at novacare complex. hi beasley. >> hi, leslie. should they do it? why would they do it? they will do it because marcus mar yet ace 6-foot four, 220-pound, fastest quarterback, highest rated quarterback in the draft. smartest guy highest character guy most decorated guy, heisman trophy, and quarterbacking a wars like job i unites, maxwell award here in philadelphia. this is one talented guy. what would it take to get him. it will take a lot. one example if you look at precedent mike dit contact in 1999 when he was coach of the saints traded his entire draft, including two number one picks to the redskins, and they moved from 12 to five.

well eagles are trying to move from 20 to like two. what would that take in they might to have give him the novacare complex. so will it happen? i don't think it will happen. it will cost too much. but does chip kelly want it to happen? i believe he truly covets this guy and for very good reasons. from the novacare complex i'm beasley reese. we have not given to it him yet. back to you in the studio. >> that is bottom line what does chip want. if he wants it the badly enough we might just have a new quarterback . we will know in a few hours. thanks very much. still to come at 6:00 latest on breaking news. >> chopper three live, hundreds of demonstrators rallying in response to the unrest in baltimore, they have moved to the streets and will be following them and bringing you the very latest developments. also coming up a moment this vietnam vet has waited decades for he became a u.s. citizen today, he will a share his long journal which "eyewitness news".

plus their backyard gone one week after serious erosion forced a new jersey couple from their homes they are still searching for answers kathy? we're turning colder before a major warm up in that seven day forecast, will we skip right to summer? we will look at

a part of what standardized tests don't measure, very frankly they don't measure the diligence, the potential passion of a student. so it's really a measure of how adept you are to working out a problem quickly. but what if you're brilliant and it might take you twenty minutes, but you can figure out something if you were just given time to do it and show real brilliance. is that a real measure of ability and intelligence? what you can do in one minute on a problem? get out of here.

we have a major protest underway in center city. this is philly is baltimore rally, we are looking live at the scene from chopper three protesters making their way down center city streets. this ace live picture from the ground, our crews are walking with the protesters, walking south on broad cause something delays, in center city. we will continue to machine for this protest we will bring you any development the as they happen. an update now on south jersey home owner forced to evacuate because of the massive hole, that made it too dangerous to live there any longer. erosion wiped away a portion of the odell family and their neighbor's backyard in florence township. officials told them they had to leave but odells say they are trying to figure out just who is responsible for fixing this problem. cbs-3 reporter cleve bryan spoke with them today. >> coming back to this.

>> it is not easy, this is not an easy thing to do. i want to be home. >> we are getting in touch with consulting firms to get independent consulting group out here to assess what is going on. >> due to safety concerns odells are only allowed to retrieve belongings but not allowed to spend night at their home. vietnam veteran from boyer town is hopeful he can finally become a u.s. citizen. >> seven three-year old man discovered he was not the a citizen decade after he served in the u.s. army. but today he meets with immigration and finally gets his answer. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter carol erickson has more. >> reporter: this man looks apprehensive, no wonder earhardt when the sell business to take a big test about america in the immigration test so important he need a pose for support family, sure but also his lawyer. >> he studied hard and is ready. >> that is correct. >> reporter: the seven three-year mr. when the sell a man of few words to pass through those doors and pass

that test and beast come a u.s. citizen finally. holds his memory close in the napkin coming from the u.s. from germany. serving in the u.s. military. going to vietnam as an army cook. getting promotions and believing what the lieutenant told him. >> they kept telling me once in the citizen, which i believed him but it didn't turnout that way. >> reporter: enter elizabeth richie a pro buono florida immigration lawyer with the message of help for wentsell, and others like them. >> they need naturalization certificate or seek the right help. >> reporter: they might not be citizens. >> that is right. >> reporter: that was mr. went sell's story. >> my wife said you have to become a citizen. >> reporter: in this room he answered questions about america called easy, took and oath and took his place as a citizens of the you had with the papers to prove it, and former solder in the army left the building with a most important title. >> my citizenship. >> reporter: in philadelphia, carol erickson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, it turns out to be a

pretty sun shining day considering but now it is getting cloudy and we will get that rain. >> weather was always going to be on friday but slow progression. we bottom out tomorrow and pick the backup. >> it will bl, cloudy and breezy and enhanced chance of showers. right now a very nice afternoon and that will extend in the evening. this is the view, of course, from the new jersey side across the delaware river looking at center city philadelphia really pretty late this afternoon. on storm scan three we have had all clear. any showers or embedded thunderstorms along chesapeake bay, baltimore washington, lancaster county and west ward and we are expecting them to stay in that area during the evening. so we will see mainry dry conditions. temperatures are trending, a little bit cooler over the next day or so. the high temperature in philadelphia today 72. tomorrow we will crop down to 60. saturday we will rise and then sky rocket sunday, monday, and tuesday, well above that

average high of 69. so first week of may will feel more like the the first week of june or even august, we will get to that but first lets start here. poconos 60 degrees. and, now it is to the west little rock at 8o oklahoma city at 80. all that is moving eastward a huge ridge in the central part of the country but a big trough in the east. we have a upper level low pressure system keeping it cool and showery especially to the west of us. and then we have to see the the peak of the cool air on shore flow kicks in ocean water temperatures once again only in the 50's, so we will impact our weather with more cloud. cooler temperatures. only in the 60's and better chance of scattered showers. the once this moves away, we will be seeing that impact lessen. so still easterly flow sat the day. temperatures still well in the 60's.

chance of the stray shower but then we will kick into that summer-like heat by sunday. well in the 70's. mostly sunny skies and monday it gets warmer. so for your friday we are talking about cool temperatures, more cloud better chance of showers and those wind will be kicking up again gusting to at least 20 or 25 miles an hour. so for tonight we are looking at an isolated shower mainly to the west, low temperature of 48. tomorrow high temperature is 61. cool et cetera it will get. for first weekend of may it will get better. tomorrow morning, 52 light coat, noon time hour, still chilly at 59. 8:00 p.m. temperature 57 and dry. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast saturday looking good, 69 sunday, 77, but look at this summer moves in on monday. eighty, 82 on thursday. seventy-eight on wednesday. seventy-seven on thursday. that is looking much more like it around here. >> i like ate lot, kathy. very good.

>> thanks very much. "cbs evening news" is just a couple minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ahead to that, scott. >> hi chris and yes, sir contact great to be with you here in philadelphia here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. protest spread across the country as new details emerge on the freddie gray investigation. we will hear from the man who was inside the police van with gray. plus, an american team pulls off a miracle in earthquake devastated nepal. a jockey who is keeping his derby dreams alive at the the age of five two. we will saddle up with him just ahead on the "cbs ev

eagles draft night. >> beasley, all eyes are on that draft and what will

there. >> it is quiet right now but it is quiet before the storm. we know everybody is talking about marcus mariota it will cost the farm. i don't think they will do it. would i like to see them fill one of the two empty offensive lineman holes but here's marcus mar yet a lets look at it, before he is in another uniform probably tennessee's uniform. if i traded it up it would be to get lineman out of iowa, we need a new sheriff on offensive line. we have talk to some eagles to find out what they thought would happen tonight. >> is there only one thing that is guarantied and that is nothing. so we will sit back and watching just like everybody else. i'm sure it will be interesting. >> i have no idea f we had to play a game today i'm very comfortable with the guys we got in that locker room. is there a ton of talent on that field. we can field a team today and go out there and be very competitive. >> jenkins and sanchez out in the community visiting kid at

children's hospital. eagles doing great job in the community. sixers news, it is a robbery job nerlens noel did not win the rookie of the year award it went to andrew wiggins of the timber wolves another very talented player. noel finished third. the to the phillies now fill business their final against the cardinals before they move on to south beach to take on the marlins. not a good day for phillies, matt adams with the big hit two run home run this is third. that broke a tie. phillies lost nine-three. so that was your last look at mariota before he takes on 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.

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less take a look at protesters marching through center city philadelphia this is as we told you is philly is

baltimore rally. the these are protesters who gathered at dilworth park the at city hall. they have now split into two groups and marching in different routes. this group is traveling westbound, down locust street toward rittenhouse square, another is moving up north broad. this is a live look from the ground again protest drawing about 600 or so according to police but it could be growing by now. we will continue to monitor the situation on the ground and bring you any developments as they happen here on the air and on line at cbs philly.com. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. stay tune for "cbs evening news". the tonight we will look at what really happened to freddie gray in baltimore there are new details from there, scott pelley reports the "cbs evening news" from new york.

>> pelley: the police report is in. new details and troubling new questions about the ride of fatally injured freddie gray took in a baltimore police van. also tonight an american team pulls off a miracle in nepal. >> reporter: he is finally free 120 hours after this earthquake. >> pelley: the judge who threw the book at three educators caught cheating cuts them a break. and the kentucky derby. for this jockey, it's a race against time. >> everybody is like, "are you nuts?" captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this evening, crowds are gathering in baltimore for more protests against the death of freddie gray in police custody.