>> good morning, in the news this morning, family un fire in west philadelphia. >> a stray bullet injuries a little girl, sitting in the back seat after car and philadelphia police think they know why it happened. now, at police headquarters with what the investigation has revealed. good morning! judge police say they believe the gunman to be responsible for this shooting, that opened fire, into this car they believe, that this person may have done this, because they got upset originally, behind the wheel. more on that in just a minute, but first, little girl who was injured, just seven years old police say that bullet is still lodged in her skull but miraculously, they do expect her to be okay. >> little girls, sisters sitting in the safe tiff of their back seat friday night. peace of minds along with the glass shielding them shoot nardine stant. stray bullet, pierced the window, hit the oldest just

seven years old, in the head. police say possibly because dad pulled over his car to get something at 53rd and haverford, and may have blocked traffic. >> we think a car may have been stuck in traffic and may have been frustrated, now slowing down congestion over there pulls over, fires on the car. all weaver is a black sedan fires one shot striking the window. >> police say the bullet narrowly missed the three and five year old sisters the seven year old was taken to children's hospital, and investigators say small caliber bullet, fractured her skull, and still lodged in her head. doctors are contemplating how to to remove it, but the girl is expected to be okay. >> walking around the hospital, seemed to be in good spirits, probably doesn't even realize what happened here. >> police are now searching the area for surveillance video, investigators are looking for black car possibly two, three people inside that night. they want witness toss step forward for help. >> probably doesn't see them because the way of the say they are setting in the car

very fortunate this kid will survive the injuries, should have right to live in the communities, be safe, when they go to their homes should be able to get out of their cars without bullets flying for some nonsense reason. >> police say the gunmen responsible could face number of including aggravated assault, even attempted murder. reporting live outside of the philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will now new this morning, fire break out in a home. firefighters 2200 block of northwood stock street. fire reported around 2:00 a.m. dispatch reports say the bulk of the fire, no injuries reported. >> camden county police need help finding missing teenage they are morning, police take a look at this picture every 15 year old jackman he was last seen yesterday at his home on south america i mack road in fairview. last seen wearing jeans at the time, white t-shirt and sneakers. please call camden county

police if you do see limb. >> turning to the weather right now, in another summer like day on tap, with the heat it does come chance for thunderstorms. meteorologist, katie fehlinger joins us now out on the skydeck, pop up storms you are tracking them right now won't arrive until later, right, katy? >> that's right, erika. we start things off on very nice note out here. >> thunderstorms firing up later today but see if you draw the line of clouds, back from say maine then back through pennsylvania, then back into the ohio vale, that's your frontal boundery. all going to be sagging south with timement eventually, again it, will help trigger some scattered showers and thunderstorms, here, so for now, for the most part, nice clear sky, as a result through the overnight, a lot of moonlit sky out there, too.

>> outlying suburbs offer to bit of cooler start once the sun comes up, officially, it starts to get its act together, and really help to warm things up efficiently v should have no problem rebounding mid 80s here. >> key word, scattered thunderstorms, so your call if you want to take the bumm an along here today. bottom line, afternoon nighttime event. >> great news for the morning driver, last year, seemed like it never warmed up. temperatures mid 60s so today, warmer than last year at this time. trends next couple every weeks warm temperatures. we take you outside, sun up, 5:57 was sunrise going to be dealing with sun glare once again this morning. den off the ben franklin bridge, right there taking

out two lanes, it is now cleared, so no back up, coming to the bridge. we tack to you 95. >> accident scene 422 east past arm around hammer boulevard. it is a little slow right at the location. 611, still closed from earlier accident yesterday. due to the utility work between fitzwatertown road and the pa turnpike, that goes, right about now should be wrapping things up. back to you. >> major news overseas, john kerry just arrived in somalia. >> kerry first us secretary. state to ever visit the country. this is video of kerry during his trip to kenya yesterday. kerry made the previously unannounced trip to show solidarity with government trying to defeat terror group al-shabaab. the trip was made under tight security conditions, the government only found out a day ago mr. kerry was coming. the secretary of state will

not travel outside of the airport, highlighting how dangerous that country remains . >> six philadelphia police officers charged with corruption only one of the six former narcotics officers, testified during the trial charged with stealing money and drugs from suspect, then lying about it, in court. >> the justice department's case is built on the testimony of drug dealers and one ex offers here pleaded guilty. >> today, authorities expect to release the identity the three women killed in a chester county fire. on monday, the woman gathered grieve the loss of a grandmother before the fire tore through their mobile home on the 300 block of hill road, in west call un township. two men and two children, were able to escape. but, family members say, that the three women just could not make it out in time. >> she said the two aunt and

cousin were killed in the fire because they couldn't get out the hole the uncle and the children got out of the back of the howls. she said the uncle tried to rip open an open for them but they refused to jump. >> the cause of the fire has not yet been determined, the chester county fire marshall is investigating. >> southeastern new york state, fire scorching nearly 1,000 acres, in a heavily forest dollars region, and it is still burning. it started on sunday, has been moving eastward, across that region. at least one community has already been evacuated. fire officials have not released a cause. >> forest fires are a problem in new jersey, investigators believe someone intentionally set several small fires in burlington county. monday, fires tore through 80 acres, leaving scorched pinelands in their wake. most of the fire fighting effort focused along route 70. no homes or structures were threatened. some new york city police

officers are wearing a mourning band on their badge following the death after officer who was shot in the head over the weekends 25 year old brian moore was in a coma after undergoing surgery. on saturday, moore and his partner why attempt to go stop a manny suspected of caring a gun in queens. that suspect blackwell fired twice at the officers, striking moore in the head and face. black-well-being head without bail. >> well, new york grieves over another fallen officer philadelphia police are working on building friendships with teenagers in officers joined about dozen young men at the right recreation center in west philly last night. now, not only did the officers play some hoops with the tones, they talk about their role in the community. >> they don't seem threatening, they seem like regular human regular people. >> that's good. because we are here to help. anybody, we don't mind lit

inning to of the it is all about locking people up. >> the philadelphia commission on human relations helped organize that game what a great way to get to know the offers here really are in your community trying to help you. >> i like to see. that will oh, they were going at it, too. >> fierce game. my goodness. >> well, everything is good. still ahead on "eyewitness news", weaver exclusive for you. police and f.b.i. spring into action when the broad street run became a race to save lives. >> also, a subway worker nearly loses his life, after explosion on the tracks. find out why police blame vandals for this. >> and tired of buying eagles jerseys only to have your favorite player leave the nest? well, coming up: some insurance for fans, who are little reluctant to buy that bradford or t bo jersey. when we come back.

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>> optimist being both runners now on their way to full recovery and great example of how much work they do to set to up make sure if it happens, they are ready it, to help. >> job well done. kiss, seen around the world wide web. >> oh, yes. now we know who the mystery man is. kind of. it all started at this week's -- at last week, rather boston marathon, woman on the left, the man on the right, never met before that kiss. that will woman is barbara. her daughter's cared her to kiss a cute guy at the marathon. she just over cam cancer, went through divorce and that pick went viral. >> turns out man from tennessee, wife sent proof he indeed was the kiss recipient. his wife went onto tell the pain their he's happily married and would like to

remain anonymous. >> easy, tyinger. >> can you imagine seeing your husband smores on line? >> hey, can i borough you for a minute? >> and more than just a peck right there, too. >> it was. special sorry indeed. >> yes happily married. >> i love that story though. we start things off here, basically, temperature or rather skies are still pretty clear, and it is off to mild start, even despite that, a loft times that clear sky helps you cool down, very efficiently, but because it was so warm yesterday even though we fell off the they are mom term, we didn't fall all that far. still off to nice mild start. you can see some of the clouds beginning to funnel in, though, even through the north and west most suburbs so, eventually, these are going to fire off some showers couple every thunderstorms scattered in nature, but they primarily rumble through this afternoon, and into tonight. but we still have enough time and sun and heat to get new the low or mid 80s, by tomorrow that front sagging slowly, to the south so dow think we could still see

shower cool earl by comparison, still neck nickly above average mid 70s look ahead to thumbs, rebounds up to 80-degree back-to-back performance here looking ahead to friday, for sunshine sunshine into the weekend. just nice pa pay back for what had been such a rough ends to the winter season for us. we given you above average warmth right through monday, the next real chance for showers beyond today is monday. so, you have got nice sort of four day weekends come up here, so much stuff happening outside, it is looking good. >> so nice finally warm! >> really nice. >> everybody's happen. >> i you get that shot from the sun just makes you feel food. >> coming out of hibernation. >> weather and traffic. >> not going to quite make t.

>> all right let's talk about some traffic. yes, some sun glare also, another weather reference there, balancing the sun grab your favorite pair of sun shades looking east on the schuylkill montgomery, volume picking up in both directions, but speeds southbound, look at the sun shining bright this morning, so headed north you are staring right into it. so again careful out there. reduce your speeds when needed if you are running into that sun glare. ninety-five picking up with volume. woodhaven to the vine, 23 minute trip now to 25. the turnpike still looking good east from valley forge to the bensalem, smooth sailing there. 422, oaks to 202 eastbound clear conditions, with a eight minute drive. brush fire from yesterday in pemberton, crews still on the scene, route 70 past route 530 crews on the shoulder so everybody getting by house fire saw mill line. mass transit report nothing delays. back to you.

>> updating breaking news, ice cyst claiming responsibility, for the weekend attack outside a dallas area art show. isis called the two men shot killed soldiers and brother. it included contest featuring cartoons of the profit muhammad. >> camden county authorities are searching for this teenager, 15 year old jackman. he was last seen yesterday at his home in fairview. if you see him, you are asked to call police. >> wall collapse in east germantown you're looking at the 800 block of locust street. a sign nearby warned the property was not safe. we'll be right back.

>> chad makes first start in a phillies uniform later tonight when he faces the braves in atlanta. braves will former cardinals shell bee miller. last night in at lan tax jeff helped the phils win their second in a row. scored ben revere. chooch, also, chipped in with two runs batted in. the phillies beat the braves, your final score was five to two. nicely done! good news for eagles fans. >> after a wild off season, there is a sporting apparent manufacturer making sure you are in the game. schuylkill valley sports offering insurance you might call it on new eagles jerseys. if you buy one and the player gets traded within 18 months, hang onto your receipt, bring

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>> thunderstorms today? >> the big difference here today. we do start to see wet weather rumbling on in. this is not one of those days, that's widespread wash out by

any stretch. if you have outdoor plans, you don't have to cancel them. but you do see frontal boundary sort of draped at least through pennsylvania mainly just clouds right now but see some wet weather off to the northeast and off to the west here. that's your front. that will will sag slowly to the south throughout the day. >> again, even though we still expect to hit the mid 80s watch for those afternoon showers, thunderstorms to fire up later today. justin? >> impressive temperature change. already, the sun up. that sun will go to work. we will quickly make it to the 80s, here we go, 95, northbound, right here, this is right around 452, delaware county, so you are running into the sunshine southbound looking okay as of now obviously this is one spot that picks up with volume. 422 east right around trooper road, saint gabe's curve again, volume starting to pick up little bit. it could be due to the sun glare, flip the camera around, driving right into the sun.

>> a worker nearly killed trying to clear some trash offer the tracks. >> that set off explosion and number every explosion cents and sparks. amazingly that worker was not hurt. police say that vandals most likely put that can there, thank goodness he's okay. >> store clerk turns the tables on armed thief by locking him inside the store he just robbed. >> the owner is able to hit a secret button that locks that door. makes several attempts, all with no luck at all. finally threatens the store clerk who relents and opens

the door allow him to get away >> the clerk thinks the man who robbed him has been customer before. he said he got a which with less than $100. but slowed his progress, that's for sure. spill cup of coffee -- >> police lou hen and the matthew core received free cup of coffee, on january of 2012. now, core says the lid popped off, and the cup classed in his lap. damage totalling $50,000. his wife said she lost her companion and intimate partner. starbucks argues there is no implied warantee because the officer did not actually pay for the coffee. >> jury had decide who is left with the bill in this situation. >> gone that far? here we go. >> feel like heard about this decades ago. we had the warning, beverage

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>> good morning, we are following some breaking news, isis has claimed responsibility for the attack outside a profit muhammad cartoon contest in texas. the two gunmen were killed by police sunday night, watch they shot a security guard outside the building. the security guard survived. one of two alleged attackers elton simpson has been investigated by the f.b.i. for several years now. officials say that simpson was sentenced to probation as subject of a terror investigation in 2010. police add that simpson and

his roommate, nadir carried out the sunday attack in texas. >> a rare display of emotion from convicted boston marathon bomber tsarnaev dzhokhar, his aunt testified during the trial's penalty phase tsarnaev cried. the aunt also lost her composure, tsarnaev's defense is hoping to spare him the death penalty. the april 2013 bombing claimed three lives and injured 260 other. >> well, familiar face joins list of republicans seeking the white house. former arkansas governor mike huckabee kicks off in town every hope, also, you may remember hometown of former president bill clinton. huckabee has plenty of company for the gop nomination including two who jumped in yesterday. >> if you believe that it is time for citizens to stand up to the political class and say enough, then join us.

>> doctor ben carson retired world renouned pediatric neurosurgeon. >> carly first female ceo of fortune 100 company houle he had packard. both are running as washington outsiders. >> well, with his presidency winding down, mr. obama's now speaking about life outside the white house. >> president shared his plans with the late show shows david letterman, who is also counting down to retirement. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us in our satellite center recount of tonight's appearance. >> this is the eighth time that the president and dave have sat down on the late show, as usual their conversation was familiar, and funny, and this time, final. >> all latches for the outgoing late show host, and soon to be outgoing commander in chief. >> is this is the first country you've presidented?

>> no. it is i am suspect the first and last. >> the eighth for president obama. >> a nice round number for the first sitting president to appear on letterman's late show. >> the first step in curing any problem is being able to diagnosis it. >> no surprise, the conversation was wide ranking. turning for a time to the unrest in baltimore to tensions between law enforcement, and communities of color. >> what you have are pockets of poverty lack of opportunity, lack of education, all across this country. and too often we ignore those pocket until something happens. and then we act surprised. we have the tv cameras come in. and essentially we put the police officers, in a really tough spot. >> there was some news breaking post white house the president revealed he and the first lady pursue their passions including climate change and veterans calls it in in a quote different capacity.

>> letterman's last late show may 20th, just more than two weeks from now. you might recall, the first lady was a guest just last week and the president says that he knows that she is dave's favorite, but still he offered david invites to starbucks coffee, perhaps game of dominoes sometime soon. but my guess is they are waiting for ukee to confirm. live in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> they have priorities straight. we appreciate that. >> all right, thank you man shall appreciate it. >> and you can catch letterman's final shows right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 just 12 to go. >> here we go. >> authorities believe. >> we check in with katie with our forecast and another hot day. >> another hot day. another day that will feature some sun initially, but his is a different day than yesterday was. because we will be tracking the cold front. sort of scheduled to cross through later today. so, let's go ahead, start things offer by taking you out to beautiful view, sun reflecting offer the city sky scape here. as we throw those current conditions on "skycam 3", over top, 62 degrees currently at

philadelphia international airport and nice mild start, but the win has thankfully tapered off little bit for you. humidity i can tell you this, actually a test to it from being out on the skydeck up there, notice it little bit. not terrible. still feeling pretty good outside. storm scan3, at the moment, featuring at this point overhead nothing more than a handful of clouds here and there, but we are tracking a front. you can see being some of the heaviest moisture pent up over chicago, and that eventually is going to be a system that sort of sags through our area. soap what it delivers rather than wash out talking scattered showers and thunderstorms, the timing of it is mainly starting this afternoon, and then lasting into the evening possibly even in toward the late evening, toward midnight, lightning possible, of course with any thunderstorms, so if you hear that thunder head inside. and within any localized pockets, possibly there is going to be a localized downpour out there as well. so eye to the sky out there. it is cinco de mayo after all. you might be enjoying taco out on the decor something like, that justin, so you know you just want to keep your ears perked. >> ukee has the coal cocktail

ready -- red when he gets home nice frozen cocktail i should say. rain will help the pollen. no rain right now. check out the nasty sun glare looking at the con conshohocken curve. go to the east, driving right into it, eastbound. soap, these guys right here, probably blinded right now with the sun. so certainly you will need the sun glass this is morning. same deal on 422 eastbound saint gabe's curve running into the sun at this point volume also picking up, as women. speaking of 422 east, accident passed arm armed hammer boulevard. on the shoulder. getting by but little slow around the location. area speeds, starting to come down in the usual spots 15 miles per hour on the schuylkill out bound of the city. blue route actually looking pretty good. >> 295, new jersey turnpike, no problems. accident now warrington, at titus, vehicle ran into a wall. mass transit report nothing delays. erika, back over to you.

>> justin, thank you. 6:37. after dropping to record lows between 2,009 and 2013 americans continue to feel more optimistic about retirement. >> for more we're joined by cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger up in new york for us. morning. >> good morning. >> we start with confidence levels. how are people feeling? >> we're doing pretty well. 22% of americans are very confident about retirement. it is up from 13% in 2013. 36% are somewhat confident that gives us 58% feeling pretty good. and that's the good news. unfortunately, 24% are not at all confident. that's basically unchanged after the last couple of years. folks who led this study ebri note that confidence is strongly related to whether or not people actually have retirement plans. >> well, from confident to actual brass tax how are we doing on savings? let's talk money here? >> 67% of all workers or their spouses and 78% of

full-time workers have saved for retirement. doing the good news-bad news here sorry guys. total savings remain pretty low. 57% say total value of their savings and investment, less than 25 grand. that includes 28% who have less than thousand bucks. now, as would you expect, retirement savings increases when you have higher household income, and more education. >> jill, with retirement savings slow, got to have plan b. what's plan b for americans? >> well, according to the survey, work remembers definately relying on working longer. a later retirement date, in fact. back in 1991, just 11% of workers expected to retire at around age 65. this year, that number is more than tripled to 36% let me just pop in here with a word of caution. working longer always sound like great solution. what happens if your boss hasn't booth into your plan b or you have job that's too physically demands to go continue later in life? for more on how to take

control of your retirement plan, you can go to jill on money. com. >> definitely things to think about. >> oh, ya. >> thank you jill. appreciate it. >> well, thinking about getting flowers for mom for mothers day? you are not alone. >> reminder for you it is sunday, so planning on ordering them, get on that. according to the national retail federation, consumers are expected to spends more than $21 billion for mother day, that's average of about $172 person or caughter. >> most people surveyed said they would buy mom greeting card and two out of three people polled say they they would buy her flowers. mothers day once again as erika mentioned is sunday. >> what's going to happen for mom in washington? >> i have a lot of stuff planned. i just got to get it done. >> mom card's in the mail, gift on its way. >> we're set. good to go. >> yes. >> mama washington and von tiehl. >> got to take care of them, for sure. may is skin cancer awareness month. the sun getting stronger. more people are spending time outside. but it is important to protect

your skin, everyone. doctor jen is here with some tips also she'll show you the warning signs of skin cancer. >> and, it is fashions greatest night pretty outrageous too, we have all of those crazy looks from the night gal a everything from the elaborate to or nature to the barely there look. very popular look this year, that shear with just few sequins strategically placed. >> what was rihanna wearing? >> something that looks like she borrowed from mrs. big bird but you know it, took two years to make. she'll show you what she wore coming up. >> oh, my.

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>> right now, 43:00, we want to check in with katie and weather watchers on cinco de mayo. >> happy cinco de mayo to everyone out there. if you are outside maybe enjoying guacamole on the deck overall have what feel like nice summer day out there, to enjoy it, but will be wet weather to damage dodge. check being in with weather watchers reporting pretty mild air this morning currently mid 50's, even low 60s couple of she is spots we take you around the map go to 59 degrees sent in to us from lou, he's got full sunshine out there. and eagleville, another 59 degrees temperature reading coming into to us from ed, chesterfield beautiful start to the morning and comfortable, too and then we go off to little further off to the south here, where dolores sent in another start with sunshine, in newark at 55 degrees.

standing on her motion i lawn she said. but life is good. we have got beautiful weather throughout this morning, she did send us moon setting over the horizon beautiful view, really lighting up the sky through the overnight. but we are coming up here going to be talking little bit more about mel nola, what you need to be looking bore doctor jen, but i want to gave you a sense how strong that sun will be here today. pretty typical start to see the rate going up here, uv index we peg it to hit about a eight here today. >> courtesy of frontal boundary starting to drop, in even zoom it out one time, start to see not even just few little speckles evergreen out there, but, couple of clouds starting to nudge in from the north and west. we quickly get you to the forecast, well above average

warmth continues for the majority of this forecast. watch for late day showers linger showering at worse tomorrow. and off to the races again couple every dares into the 80s once more, and boding well for mothers day weekends. justin? >> good morning, you talk about the sunshine, think about it only about month and a half away from the sun being at its strongest point, which is summer solsus, yes quickly get sunburn out there, right now. this time of year. forty-two freeway southbound, looks good. northbound still moving good speeds. volume starting to increase little bit. >> south toward the city always like that, basically from allegheny all the way down into the vine street expressway. check it out. seventy-six east, slowing down now from the blue route to the vine that will take you 20 minute on that trip. looks good, blue route southbound from 76 to 95. >> still battling sun glare along with high volume. accident in warrington county

line road at titus vehicle ran into a wall, just be aware that far accident scene. now, weaver disable vehicle on the boulevard southbound, before adams avenue. 6:11, still closed between fitzwatertown road approximately, until 7:00 this morning. that's a look at your ride. back to you. >> need to start thinking about skin safety, not just by the beaches and pool to put the sun black okay. >> everyone, skin cancer the most common cancer in the u.s. with melanoma being the deadliest form of the disease. so many, how do you make sure you're spotting the signs? family physician joins us with more. self examinations and screenings let's talk about the importance of that first. >> i think everyone should get screened once a year by your doctor. that's not saying you shouldn't be looking at yourself.

really, a.m. fan of knowing your body, make sure you're looking at your own body in the mirror, you have someone help you out notice in there are any abnormal, unusual moles things you see. >> detecting mel no, ma'am, a what should we be looking for specifically on our body and our face? >> whether we talk about the signs every mel no, ma'am, a talking a, b c d. first, a symetry. if the mole looks different darker misshapen, if the color, multiple colors in the mole, black, tan brown maybe some red blue's, just funny looking colors, get it checked out. diameter melanoma often occur, and usually 6 millimeters, size every pencil eraser or larger. keep in mind, if you see these larger moles get them checked

out. mole changing all of these are signs, anyone of them, are signs that you should get that mole checked out. you don't need all of them. just need anyone of them. you should say look, doctor, i have this thing take look at it could you please. >> if you do it early all the better. i understand early detection as always very important. >> it is, we see this with so many cancers right? we really want to detect things early because it has so much of a better chance of being fixed. that's what we want. absolutely. >> we always talk about wear your sunscreen, i make sure i put mine on my face, but hidden spots we forget. where do we need to folk us? >> spots we often just don't think about. so think about your lips. right? you can actually get skin cancer on your lips. important, to wear lip balm that has spf of 15. don't forget to top of your ears, sometimes forgotten spot the tops of the feet and the hands, these are just some areas of course we want sunscreen all over your body where you are going to be out in the sun but these are some areas that we often just overlook, don't think about. >> once again, doctor, i think i asked this last year, that all skin types should use some

type shall? >> can we talk about that? so important. i have dark skin. you have dark skin. i think there is a myth, darker, the less likely you are to burn or get skin cancer. anyone can get skin cancer. one in five americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer at some point in their life. please everyone cover up. wear the sunscreen. make sure you're using protective clothing. >> this can affect younger people and older people? >> absolutely. >> everyone. >> there is no discrimination with age k affect really everyone. that's why prevention is the keyment talking sunscreen also talking make sure to wear the wide brim hats, avoid sunlight at the top of the day, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. make sure to wear long clothing. >> for all of the golfers out there, everybody is out there. >> do you wear your sunscreen when you go snout. >> oh, yes inch do, absolutely. >> thanks, doctor. one of the biggest and most extravagant fashion nights of the year, big names turned out in new york sit last night for the annual met

gala. >> from barely there gowns chinese inspired duds, cbs news correspondent don champion showed us who wowed the crowd at the event known as the fashion prom. >> reese whitherspoon, kerry washington, george clooney the the stars were out for the met gala known as new york's party of the year celebrities did not disappoint, as the annual costume ball, lady gaga turned heads with her dress. as she pit into the gala's theme this year, china through the looking glass. actress and fashion east that sarah jest that parker bald chinese jeweled head piece. >> tell us about your head piece. is it heffy? >> not at all. never is. ways nothing easy breezy. >> many celebrities showed up with the designer they were wearing, hear's kate hudson with michael coors sports and political figures took in views of the fashion. stars like beyonce showed off their famous curves with shear dresses, kim kardashian wore a

carefully beaded roberto gown, and jennifer lopez showed she still commands attention while wearing versace. singer rihanna wore one of the most memorable numbers her fur trimmed yellow cape retired three wranglers, don champion cbs-3, "eyewitness news". look at that. >> i love, wranglers? >> like they're bringing in the bulls. >> memorable moments. >> i think we have beyonce she came late to the party, so posted pictures later on instagram. but that shear look was so popular this year with just strategic sequins. >> she was working it. >> oh, fabulous. but not much left to the imagination there. >> again, looking great some loved it, some hate philadelphia. >> kim kardashian, basically the same thing. >> similar look. >> the shear look. >> yep. working the red carpet, there again, with some nude america cut out, again revealing a lot. but you know what's funny, one thing did you not see from kim kardashian? a severe.

>> not in this video. they were ban in the. >> at the met gala band, and she's known for remember, she cut her kid out after selfie? >> i bet she found a way. >> probably before or after. >> who is that? any idea? >> next to her, no clue. oh, man this is the one a lot of people are talking about rihanna, in that yellow cape that took two years to make? >> did she have to ship it there, and then put it on? >> how do you -- >> and she went the opposite direction, all of those stars showing it off. she covered it up, and the entire red carpet, too. i mean? >> that's huge. >> it is gorgeous. >> it is. >> i just wonder, what inspires these? >> two years to make. >> well done. well done. >> she worked it. >> nice and warm, too. >> i bet. >> not chill any. that will sarah jessica parker she always, always makes a fashion statement. we know her of course from sex in the city and twitter just went craze when she arrived with that great elaborate head dress. it was i believe a chain east themed this year. >> very good. she is working t trying to balance it, too.

she did -- >> don't think you can turn your head too much. >> do you have stay focused. >> she always just boys at these events. >> she works t i talked to her once before. she is good people. >> quite the fash on is that. >> short break. back in a bit.

>> police serving for gunman who injured a little girl. hit in the head near 53rd and haverford on saturday night. >> authorities are investigating the origins of burlington county brush fires the fires burned more than 80 acres in pemberton township yesterday. >> right now we want one last quick check on the traffic and weather together. it is cinco de mayo, so headed out for lunch i would say for lunchtime it is looking good. beautiful graphics for you. sun, clouds, again later this afternoon, into tonight scattered showers and storms start to erupt out there. >> pretty typical morning rush hour right now disable vehicle. taking out the center lane, so

slow basically allegheny all the way down into the vine street expressway. >> thank you, my manment coming up in just a couple every minute, more local news weather traffic and sports on sister station the "cw philly". >> coming up next, dramatic cliff side rescue right in the middle of a beachfront wedding. hear from the couple who were saying their i do's when firefighters crashed that is her moan. >> i we're keeping it live keeping it local on there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters.

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good morning. it is tuesday, may 5th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." isis claims responsibility for the attack on the prophet muhammad contest. accused of lying about being a marine. celebrities go big at fashion's big night. we'll take you insight manhattan's met gala. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 skojds. >> if he pleads guilty to life certainly he should be watched. >>