still on the streets this morning. he can strike again they fear if in one is out there to catch him. a look here at surveillance video of the minivan detective believe was driven by a man looks like this. looks friday, about 5:30 a.m. a a woman age 22, told philadelphia police she was walk ago loan on the 200 block of east york street in the fishtown section when she was stopped. chilling news for this family who lives a short walk away. >> for my kid yes. >> reporter: victim reports her attacker as this man as possibly a hispanic between 5-foot seven and 5 feet ten. >> he shouldn't be walking by himself. >> it just goes to show you like things do happen. you just don't know about them. >> reporter: armed with the black semiautomatic handgun the victim says her attacker forced her inside this dodge or chrysler, blue or gray minivan and then drove her against her will to an area where she was sexually assaulted. there she noticed key details about the vehicle. >> all of the seats in the rear have been removed, so

that is unusual. so anyone knows of anyone driving a van a minivan with all of the rear seats removed, they should contact the the police. >> reporter: when the attack was over she was dropped another near almond and boston streets. as you heard there the suspect in this case was able to getaway in that blue or gray dodge or chrysler minivan. he was last seen wearing a gray sweat shirt and blue jeans and police considered him, armed and dangerous. we're live at special victims i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay justin, thank you. we will get back to you. also in the news a deadly triple shooting in the if ale affair hill neighborhood. one man was shot and killed and one others were injured in the north sixth street. police say the men injured both in stable condition are being held at as suspects because guns were found at the scene. up investigators are hoping surveillance cameras at nearby businesses captured the shooting. a florida woman's clever

thinking may have saved her life. she and her three children were being held hostage by her knife wielding boyfriend on monday. in the even a pizza of all things ended on the ordeal. don championship. >> reporter: workers at this tam pennsylvania area pizza hit get countless order a day but one that came through this computer monday was anything but typical. >> we immediately called 911. >> reporter: manager candy hamilton printed the order and was quickly alarm. >> it said please help get 911 to me, and then she played an order, for a pizza order and then it says 911 hostage help. >> reporter: miles away cheryl treadway placed the order from the home using pizza hut's app. he put the plea for help in the comment section. up investigators say treadway's boyfriend ethan snickerson had been using a large knife to held treadway and her children hostage. she convinced him to allow her to order the pizza. >> i was kind of scared,

scared for the person. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies rushed to tread way's home. >> she came toward us and there is two kid in the the house with the person who is on narcotics and don't necessity they mine set with a knife. we need to get them out of the house. >> reporter: after a brief standoff snickerson was arrested and face he several charges including false imprisonment. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". amazing to think of that. to be able to do that very quick thinking. >> we're reminded for that commercial for nfl during the super bowl. >> the 911 call. >> exactly, 911 call reporting domestic violence. >> kudos to the workers of pizza hut that made it happen. >> 5:33. lets check with katie and the forecast in the weather. a little gloomy today. >> we will find a little more cloud cover. we are tracking a frontal boundary trying to cross through completely and that will send a few additional pockets of rain our way as well especially for the first half of the day but overa terrible, forecast, you know if we were dealing with a widespread wash

out, it would be one thing but this isn't going to be one of those days where we will end up with soaking rain all day. the first half a little damp for some off. lets go to storm scan three. it is showing within the last three hours at the the beginning of the loop across the pine land you can see that little pocket of rain leaving behind damp roads and some ted year rain along the northern branch of our map view right there. some of that will move through. we will show thaw in future weather. a as we jump april head here to let's go ahead and jump it a few hours ahead to 8:00a m this particular model initial icing. the chester county, portions of western montgomery and delco getting in on some rain out of that. possibly even as late as late morning, 11:00a in minister owe the lehigh valley could pick up residual showers. otherwise just cloud out there and they will thin out later tonight to walk you through hour by hour forecast we are off to a mild start. you just cannot expect we will rebound quite as efficiently as we have in recent day. mid 70's. we will take that.

it is still technically above average. that is best we can hopeful here since we are tracking more cloud cover and again a bit of wet weather. meanwhile we will heat upright again into tomorrow. so high pressure regains control quickly and at this point it looks like that high will set up shop. so that bodes well for the week and he the this point as well vittoria, over to you. good morning everyone. right now you have a lot to look forward to on the roads. hopefully they will stay like this as long as possible but you know how it is. we will see what happens. lets get outside and take a look traveling on the vine street expressway we have wrapped up that earlier construction project on the westbound side approaching the schuylkill. already, things are cleared. and clearing up. if you are traveling on the vine street expressway, no delays in either direction heading to and from the schuylkill expressway or heading to and from i-95. it is all good. p-6, i-95, also still moving fairly well. however, we have an dent situation in east falls it is ab on the ford road, rather right around the roosevelt boulevard. it is literally right off of

the boulevard. in you are traveling in and around this area be mindful offset back. we have an accident on the 42 freeway, southbound at route 130, the the right lane is blocked. not causing too much of a problem but it is out there ukee. >> thanks vittoria, very much. in 5:36. in business news how long will you work or will you retire early. >> also a big test for a big rig. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the the new york stopping exchange age she has those stories and much more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, investors are waiting for some new numbers on april jobs growth that report comes out friday, in march. the economy adding a lot fewer jobs then expected, yesterday the the dow jones fell 42 points, the the nasdaq is down 77 points. people are living longer a thane means retirement isn't what it used to be, a new survey by trans america center for retirement found that 82 percent of americans, 50 and older are working and expect to go work past the age of 65. top concern for workers of all

ages is out living their savings. comcast wants to get rid of the bad reputation for customer service. company will add 5500 customer service jobs over the next few years. customers will get a 20-dollar credit if their tech is late for an appointment. could this be the big rig of the future. daimler chrysler gave a test run of the new driverless truck last night at the hoover dam. it was someone behind the wheel just in case, but the truck can partially drive itself probably saving lives. daimler says 90 percent of truck crashes result from driver error ukee and erika. >> how about that. >> look out. >> thanks, jill. right now it is 5:37. more signs of the u.s. normal icing relation was cuba. the treasury department has approved licenses, for the first ferry service to the island in decade. now, the potentially opens up a path for hundreds of thousands of travelers between florida, and havana every year. cuba is just 90 miles south of

key west. soon you'll be able to fly to cuba jet blue will be beginning weekly flights between new york's jfk airport and havana starting in july. if you wanting to though you must book through cuba travel services. rutgers university students say that the scarlet knight mascot needs an update. >> the current mascot does not the accurately represent all rutgers students. so "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us more on. that they want more diversity um. >> you can imagine the debate on social media. >> oh, yeah. >> it is heating up. scarlet knight isn't going anywhere, just to be clear but students at rutgers want they 60 year-old mascot to be a bit more representative of their diversity. the here's what the school's mascot looks like right now. you can see it is a light skinned male with blue eyes. the student assembly passed a bill to allow them to add a blast, latino, asian female or third gender scarlet night. they one be eliminating or changing the current character just adding these different

versions. there is no word yet what they might look like or even if this thing will be developed. school administrators will need to approve that resolution and also the resources to fun the project. but so far it seems to have little support on social media let's race through a few of the treats that we saw here this morning. mike brady says why i go rutgers trying to make a legion of diverse mascots. come on one mascot is enough. torey strong says rutgers diversifying, our mascot is definition of trying too hard. just a couple of things but none that i could see that were in support of this. so we want people to let us know what you think use the the hash tag of cbs-3 and we may share it on tv. we should mention this isn't the first time students have challenged traditions there at the university. they have an alma matter two years ago, 140 year-old alma matter that they change lyrics too to make it more gender neutral. >> i don't remember that. >> yeah, something the students have been pushing for.

it is a different topic of course but still challenging tradition. >> this isn't said and done. it has steps to take. >> yeah, right it is a bill, it has to go through administration. >> they will judge reaction. >> sure. >> some people on twitter are saying let's have a vote. >> yes. >> let us decide. >> thanks, nick. >> appreciate it. before you walk out the door we will update the top stories, including the very latest on an overnight building collapse. also, a family involved in a fight with their daughter's school, why this school refuses to give that little girl her medicine, that her family says that she needs. and it will be a sea of pink, on the parkway this sunday meet one of the inspiring survivors being honore the the cure, but first here's one of the stories we're working on "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >> i think she need to be shut down. she's ripping people off. >> reporter: i'm jim donovan. people say they are harassed by a medical practice. >> it is kind of shocking to see what scale it is on. it is a lot bigger than i

thought it was. >> threatened with bills that they say they already paid. so three on your side went looking for the the doctor at the center of it all. >> are you just going to hide in there.

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police want to question two victims after a triple shooting in fair hill. investigators collect dozens of shell casing from north sixth street earlier today. one man was kill, and two other men suffered gunshot wound. police found, three guns. the authority are searching for a suspect resembling this sketch they say that suspect, forced a woman into a van in fishtown last friday and sexually assaulted her. also there were no injuries in the collapse of the vacant home on buy va street in point breeze but neighboring homes were evacuated as a precaution. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter plans to announce plans to inspect vacant homes in the city. traffic and weather together and it is weather watcher time. >> it that is time of the morning. good morning. we are off to a really mild start by comparison to yesterday when we had clear skies, we weren't able to, start off quite as mild but we certainly warmed up easily. today we will start off mild but don't warm up as easily

because there will be a front crossing through a lieutenant of mid and even upper 60's reported from the watchers this morning. sixty-one sent in by jason. he has got some fog he is reporting here. be careful driving depending on your location. you might run into a few pockets of that. sixty-five sent in from michael. generally he has a partly to mostly clear sky out there the partly cloudy to mostly clear and very comfortable he said with those really pleasant conditions. one more for you up to the north where we are tracking a closer closer to the wet weather up here to the north. perkasie, john has 65 and more cloud cover. the that is well represented when we look at where this frontal boundary is lining itself up. this whole mess isn't necessarily going to be dropping south but pieces of it will be. so we are calling for just some scattered additional pockets of rain throughout especially the first half of the day and temperatures in the mid 70's. we are jumping to sunday. but we are expecting some pretty great weather at this

point. 68 degrees at 6:00 a.m. we will be bright and early with you on the news that morning on cbs-3. by 8:00 a.m. as racers are starting to getting 73 degrees. so, so comfortable with some sunshine. happy mothers day to you. looking ahead here the upcoming weekend looks pretty phenomenal. a few more cloud but even by testimony we are seeing sun return and 80's return as well. we will keep that theme going. our next shot for next weather does come along however finally with a new storm system heading our way as early as monday, vittoria, over to you. thanks very much katie. good morning. now we are starting to see the the rush and i said it earlier at 5:45, that is when we start to feel some of that rush hour heat and that is what we are dealing with right now on i-95. looking at i-95 right around girard, thinks where we hit that squeeze because of construction, so if you are traveling around cottman that is another construction zone. you will start to experience the slow down. now you won't get to i-95 for the next i would say 25 or a half an hour, you will net is

that delays will only double. so heading from the north east down toward downtown philadelphia yep rush hour has begun. it is in the reflected in all of our speed sensors because i-95 is just a prime spot. that is where we're seeing that yellow indicated there. every where else you are green. it is not awful. pennsylvania, new jersey delaware, but give it a few more minutes and then we will be talking about something completely different. i don't want to say you are in the clear just yet because i don't believe you are. you are traveling 42 freeway in new jersey, southbound route 130, we have right lane block. keep in mind, there are in delays for mass transit. >> thanks, vittoria. in your healthwatch showing new light on concussionness football. new study find most concussions a at high school and college level occur during practice, not during the actual games. this is different for youth football where slightly more than half of the concussions happen during the games. researchers say that coaches can take steps to make practice, less dangerous.

two maple shade new jersey parents are demanding that their daughter with autism aloud to receive medical marijuana during the school day. >> and they say, they will get to court to get it her her. jenny barber is severely autistic. her parents say medicinal marijuana a has reduced her seizures dramatically but a judge recently sided with school district officials. he said federal drug law label marijuana as a quote dangerous drug that makes it illegal to receive it on school property. her parents say the oil is the only thing that works. >> for 16 years she has been on every medicine that they have, brain surgeries special diets, and never stopped a single seizure. >> reporter: the family says they are preparing to take the maple shade school district to court. they have why the to comment. this mothers day during the 25th annual susan g komen philadelphia race for the cure a crowd of woman will desend down the art museum steps proudly parking their survivor status in the fight begins

breast cancer. >> jessica dean introduces you to one of those women a 26 year-old from new jersey who has battled breast cancer not once but twice. >> reporter: kate list mosssack has a wednesday to go plan and she refuses to let cancer get in the way. >> you have to enjoy the moment and people that you are with and around and just kind of get through kind of truck on as much as you can. >> reporter: her positivity is the signature personality trait, would than that made all of the difference. in the fall of 2013 she noticed a lum in her breast and went in for a ultrasound. >> the radiologist said everything was fine. take some a leave and things should get better. >> reporter: but they didn't. >> it got much more painful. wasn't really getting smaller. so, i decided to see a breast surgeon. >> reporter: an mri and biopsy revealed stage zero carcinoma in situ, men as d.c. is. shocked by her diagnosis she was in for a happy surprise when her long time boyfriend

nicholas proposed to her the next day. together, they took on the the cancer as mossstack underwent a double mastectomy and reconstruction. >> you just think it is not going to be me. especially breast cancer. i don't have a family history. i'm so young. >> reporter: then a year after her initial diagnosis, another shock, the the cancer was back. >> i was like how could, how could this be back, and then your mine really kind of wonders and like is it back? is it worse. >> reporter: he had additional surgery and now preparing for radiation, all while keeping that positive attitude. >> it is reassuring to know that the strength and character that she displayed throughout this, that is my wife, personally want to spend the rest of my life with. >> reporter: on mothers day she will be honored at 25th susan g komen philadelphia race for the the cure as a 2015 survivor. >> on sunday you will come down the steps with the other survivors, what will that moment be like for you. >> you are standing next to

people who have been through the same things and have dealt with the same problems, whether they are physical, or emotional, and it the is so nice and inspiring to see those people next to you. >> um, um. >> that is great. >> that is our jessica dean reporting. we hope you'll join the the women of "eyewitness news". katie will be they are. i will. so will ukee. we are covering the 25th anniversary of the komen race for the cure for breast cancer. twenty-five years, of saving lives. we are live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. on mothers day thishope you do join us. >> we will be there. i will be out there on hug patrol are. >> okay. >> i will go out for last ten years and hear special stories, meet some special people and walk around. it is a time to come together. >> ukee, you also help with the warm up. catch him on the stage sometimes. >> oh, yeah. >> getting us geared up for the race. >> that is always a great time? we hope to see you out there this sunday. >> we will be right back.

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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.

let's get other traffic and weather together. good morning kate. >> good morning,er contact we are tracking a sluggish frontal bound dry that will keep news more clouds and also will keep us off to a mild start but we will not warm up too much from here. 64 degrees, already outside boardwalk plaza little bit of the haze out there over the open ocean water. sky just blend in the water there. but as we go throughout the the day some of you will find a couple pockets of light rain along the way. it is not one of those days that we are required to carry an umbrella it is just more peace of mind if you don't want to get your hair wet but as we go throughout the day we expect mid 70's. jumping to saturday, erika and nicole will be covering the dad vail regatta we will coverage later in the week. it looks like a nice weekend

for that. >> that is definite the liz something to look forward to because right now we are dealing with rush hour. it is in the every where with you it is creeping up. forty-two freeway a approaching the area of 295 it seeing that slight slow down. i-95 heading from the northeast, down towards center city philadelphia, you will be delayed there. in doubt bit. but further south we have a disable vehicle right around walt whitman bridge. it is blocking left-hand lane causing a slight delay. delays will keep on coming. that is you why want to stay

this is a first for california, man try water restrictions in the entire state because of the ongoing drought. the state water board a approved rules yesterday forking cities to limit watering and, encouraging home owners to let their lawns die. governor also proposed fines of up to $10,000 for the worst offenders. coming up in the next hour

of "eyewitness news" this morning, proof of overnight violence in philadelphia, police say more than 30 shots were fired on a group of men and new one is dead and two others are injured. we're on the scene with the search for the gun man. keeping the the peace in baltimore following protests over the death of freddie gray, we have word this morning that a music legend is planning a mothers day concert. more on that coming up next.

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good morning family. thanks for waking up with us. we are following a developing story, a dangerous morning on the streets of philadelphia when a triple shooting leaving one man dead and two others injured. police are looking to see if the injured men had anything to do with the killing of the victim. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us at police headquarters with the very

latest information jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, a man in his 20's has died overnight as a result of this overnight shooting, in fair hill. now philadelphia police say that the area where this happened is largely residential area with some businesses. so they are hoping witnesses and surveillance video inside that area can help determine if two men, now in the hospital, are also actually responsible for that deadly shooting. thirty-two spent shell casing is and counting. homicide detective and the crime scene unit busy collecting evidence of the deadly shooting in fair hill overnight that has left two men in the hospital and one man dead. >> he was shot multiple times in the head, chest and torso. he was collapsed on the sidewalk next to the parked car. police pick him up, transported him to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead at 12:48 a.m. >> reporter: police on routine patrol heard gunfire just