>> really sad. i i just hope child is okay. >> reporter: we spoke to the neighbor, who didn't appear on camera that she came out right after the accident and told us what she saw. >> i have seen her on the ground holding her baby. she was giving her mouth-to-mouth. >> reporter: police responded quickly and two children were both taken to einstein medical center where they were transferred to st. christopher's hospital for children. mother and third child were you been injured. the driver of the van remain on the scene talking to police. he is not expected to face any charges. >> at least he stopped, you know today you have people that is hitting people and kid, as well and they keep ongoing. >> reporter: meanwhile others the block questioned why a moth wore walk her two children across a busy road like broad street without income a crosswalk. >> especially coming across double streets like that. that is not responsible. i don't think that is responsible. >> reporter: company the the van belonged to is jenkintown window cleaning and building services. they released a statement

saying we are heart broken over injury to these children. whether we are carrying a ladder or driving a truck safety is always first on our mind. our thoughts and prayers where this family. meanwhile two children remain in the hospital tonight, four year-old has a broken leg but is stable. the two-year old is still listed in critical condition with a head injury. we are live from north philadelphia matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". okay matt, thank you. chopper three over water main break in cheltenham, montgomery county at ashburner roads. the thinks an 8-inch main. that break sent water shooting in the mid of the road. crews are now working on a fix. now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive, a home health care worker is charged with stealing money from a terminally ill woman. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunt are is live at radnor township police headquarters with more on how detectives uncovered that alleged scheme walt. >> reporter: well, chris this investigation came to a closeng when

that health care worker, suspect surrendered here. she is accused of stealing money from a woman in hospice care woman in the final weeks, a nine two-year old woman who was dying and needed all of the help that she could get. you're charged with stealing from the woman you were supposed to be caring for do you have any comment on that? instead of giving mercy home health care workers allegedly took money from a dying, nine two-year old woman she was hired to help in, hospice care at the this apartment complex. >> she trusted her to do all of the things that she could not do for herself and this woman took total advantage of her. >> reporter: you air accused of stealing from a woman as she laid dying can you comment at all. >> reporter: judge now charged with stealing the elderly woman's bank card putting $200 into a phone account that allowed her to speak with the male inmate at graterford prison. >> she thought it was easy pickings to take this woman's credit card and use it to fund

a tell even if conversation. >> reporter: but police say judge's alleged scheme, unraveled, after detectives listening to hours of taped prison phone conversations heard judge admit to the crime. >> i think that the fact that misjudge has no prior record and that the lost amount was relatively small are things that should be considered. >> only word that comes into my mind is disgusting. >> reporter: chief bill colorul of the says sadly the nine two-year old who died in january, did not survive long enough to see this day of justice. >> this victim passed away but fortunately the detective did not let this go because what was to stop this women from moving on to her next target. >> reporter: fact that chief colorul o says department is trying to determine if the suspect is involved in any other thefts the from the elderly. coming up at 6:00 the chief credits the detective here relentlessly listening to hours of prison conversations

to finally find the word to led to this arrest. you'll hear some of those word, and audio exclusively obtained by cbs-3 when we do our report from at 6:00. live from radnor walt hunter, "eyewitness news". thanks very much. we will see you then. buffalo bills running back lesean mccoy is back in the head lines here in philadelphia because he is again, making critical comments about chip kelly. >> in an espn magazine article, mccoy accused kelly of getting rid of the all of the good african-american players on the team. sports director beasley reese with the latest on this. >> shady mccoy appears incapable of moving on. underneath his buffalo bills jersey is eagles number 25, burns into his soul. he blames chip kelly for the exile. shady mccoy takes a shot at chip kelly at every opportunity. the bird all time leading rusher says that his relationship with chip was never really great. he said with kelly it is all about control. shady's latest salvo insinuate

that is kelly has an issue with black players. an espn the magazine mccoy comments, you see how fast he got rid of all of the good players especially all of the good black players. he got rid of them the fastest. that is the truth. there is a reason. it is hard to explain with him. but there's a reason he got rid of the all of the black players, the good once like that. >> what he has done is done something completely irresponsible attempt to defame a coach that cut him because his productivity or traded him because his productivity was down. >> i think most of the fans will respect what he has done here but two months after you are traded away you are still crying about the coach being a racist. there is no facts to prove his defamation. >> reporter: shady never directly calls chip a racist, but he was mess out spoken about the sketch's decision to keep riley cooper as compared to the reason for letting desean jackson go. while nfl teams are comprised of roughly 68 percent black

players, the the eagles are approximately, 50/50. >> i think he definitely is running the risk of damaging a lot of peoples memory of him being here. >> it is do i make a case for racism when coach's livelihood has always been based in large part on his relationship with african-american athletes. in chip's first draft with total control all but one of his 2015 draft picks were black. buffalo's visit to the link december 13th right here on cbs-3, just turn into a playoff atmosphere. what do you think of mccoy's comments? connect with us on facebook and twitter, or log on to cbs philly.com and let us know what you are thinking. >> well, that is a mess a lot of people talking about that one. >> chip kelly is in a tough position because it is hard to respond to this. >> the the eagles are not responding, there is in comment, we have certainly asked. >> beasley, thanks much.

one man is dead, two others hospitalized, following a triple shooting in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood. "eyewitness news" in the 3100 block of north sixth street, police on routine patrol that gunfire and when they got to the scene they found all three victims. two survivors, a 22-year old man and 23 year-old man are now in stable condition and both are being held as suspects . police recovered three guns. philadelphia police need your help tonight as they search for a man who abduct and sexually assaulted a woman. they say that the victim was walking on east york street in fishtown early friday when the the suspect pointed a gun at her and forced her into this van. we also have the sketch of the suspect tonight p police described him as likely hispanic man, 21 to 25 years of age. they say he is about 5 feet seven to 5 feet ten with a light complexion. well, a van crashes in to a house in burlington township chopper three over that scene at the the 1,000 block of beverly road.

it is unclear why the driver lost control. nor do we know if anyone was injured there but we know new jersey state police are investigating. a new task force aims to identify and tear down deteriorating large buildings like this one to make philadelphia safer this vacant warehouse on north eighth street served as backdrop for mayor michael nutter's new plan. he announced inspectors from the fire department and licenses and inspections will work together to seek out dangerous build initial need of demolition. >> partnership is a pro active response to dangerous conditions that for years have hit the city of philadelphia and endangered the lives of our fire fighters and citizens alike. >> councilman dennie o'brien wrote the legislation that created this task force and it was in response to the death of two philadelphia fire fighters killed in 202 when a wall on a vacant building collapsed during a fire. l and i had classified this vacant south philadelphia home as imminently dangerous

before it partially collapsed this morning. bricks rained down from the front of that property, along the 400 block of south buy veer streets. authorities had fenced off area around the house because of its condition. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter is weighing in on the race for his job and he has staunchly deeven ifing his police commissioner in the process. during a televised debate last night mayoral candidate anthony hardy williams says if he is elect he will replace commissioner charles ramsey, because of the department's stop and frisk policy. well memorial service for fallen police officers and fire fighters this afternoon mayor nutter defended his commissioner. >> one of the smartest things that i have done was to ask charles ramsey to come and be the police commissioner of the city of philadelphia. if anyone who is not smart enough to at least ask him to stay is probably not smart enough to run this city. >> okay. we will have reaction to that, from both ramsey, and

williams, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. certainly an interesting day of race for the mayor. >> in doubt about that. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a chaotic scene as school bus driver allegedly locks children on board, those children are heard screaming as their parents frantically try to pry the doors opened. also ahead tonight a whose stage situation comes to an end thanks to a quick thinking woman, we will tell you how her on line pizza order may have saved her life. terrifying moments caught on camera when a huge tree falls on a children at a play ground. kathy? in weather we are looking at a few showers falling right now, but behind this is another, big warm up, and an unusual mothers day forecast as well, we will have that with the seven day coming up as "eyewit

a school bus driver in arizona is under investigation now for allegedly locking rowdy kid on board that bus. chaotic scene captured on surveillance video of kid screaming to get out.

cbs news correspondent vladamire duceya has that. >> unaudible. >> reporter: children push to the front of the bus trying to exit, but the driver would not unlock the door nearly 40 children were inside, many cried and screamed for their parents who were at the bus stop. some parents tried to pry open the doors others called 911. >> they have been sitting there for ten minutes and he is not letting kid out. >> then driver takes off. >> he is actually driving away. i want my kid off the bus. >> reporter: he takes the kid back to the elementary school where they were released from the bus in, injuries were reported. >> i had no idea what he was doing. i had in idea when went crazy the the way he took off he was speeding.

>> reporter: school district is conducting an investigation putting driver on administrative leave but some parents a that is not enough. >> they are responsible for all of those children on the bus to get home safely and he did the exact opposite of that. >> reporter: superintendent of the school says this was in the the the bus driver's schedule route but all drivers are responsible for children's safety. driver has resigned from his position. vladamire duceya, cbs news, new york. serious incident near boston as a tree comes crashing down on children playing and it was all caught on camera. take a look at this video from chelsea, massachusetts, half dozen children were playing when that tree fell down on top of them, two-year old suffered a fractured skull. >> it was just a shock to my parents, i ran over to help them get out, and the minute he was treated in the hospital, when they found my sister he opened his eyes. he recognized her. >> the the park had just been renovated.

they applauded the adults in the area who responded to help get those children to the hospital. well, still to come on "eyewitness news", he is waiting for a heart transplant so why is he able to leave the hospital. our health reporter stephanie story of the man with the mechanical heart one of the very first in our area. it is an amazing story, coming up. royal baby is on the move, we will tell you where four day old prep zest is now heading. more news when (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music)

introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. 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.

well, it is almost here, sunday the 25th an 80 susan g komen race for the the cure for breast cancer. >> we are all going to be down there. kathy, you met with a woman earlier. she has unique symptoms that she knew just could not be ignored. >> she's an amazing woman. her name is jeaninne, she was a healthy, 26 year-old, with no family history of breast cancer. she was climbing the corporate ladder when a small ration her breast led to a dangerous diagnosis. >> it was a surreal moment. it was a numbing moment that took me a long time to come back from. >> reporter: with a diagnosis of stage three inflammatory breast cancer jeaninne donahue began a painful journey both physically and emotionally. >> we go into that fight mode and you do what you have to do to get where you have to get to live. you kind of put your life on hold so thaw can live in the

future. >> reporter: jeaninne was lucky, she had lump of the big irish italian family and his cousin michael shows his support. the best friend a manned ace by jeaninne's side and remembers how tough chemo was. >> even though that she was in so much pain, struggling, and going through so much she put on a brave face. >> my life has change. i have changed. i was fighting to be who i was, before. and there is nothing wrong with who i was at the that moment, i just didn't know who i was anymore. >> reporter: her search for similar survivors that understood her journey led jeaninne to komen philadelphia where she founded and head up the big pink footprint developing programs, and outreach for young survivors. >> she has the energy and the wisdom and the kindness to work with these women and experience that she has shared so that she is a very vital part of susan komen. >> it is just an amazing

empowering feeling to be part of this organization, and that is what gives me my extra i'm still fighting, and i have have found something. >> reporter: and with komen as her home jeaninne is now okay leaving the corporate world behind. her number one goalies her health. >> as long as i can put a roof over my head and clothes on my back, and food in my belly, i'm okay. >> you are okay, jeaninne. what an inspiration. come out and join jeaninne, they are giving mini make overs to survivors on mothers day if you can't make it, watch our live coverage this sunday may tenth, we are on th on cbs-3 beginning at 6:00 a.m. >> it is so great to hear these stories from these women. really remarkable survivors who have created a whole life for themselves in the face of devastating diagnosis. >> she's a true leader for next generation for the fight and we admire her for that. as far as the race we are looking ahead to the beautiful

mothers day through morning and afternoon. take a look outside they are getting ready already at the the the art museum, tenth will be set up within the next couple of days and no weather woes to worry about. that is the the good news. it will be a brilliant day. here's a look at your mothers day and race day forecast. we will start off 6:00 a.m. registration time at 68. 8:00 a.m. seventy-three. by 10:00 a.m. when we are resting, recuperating eating brunch 78 degrees. on storm scan three we have a few showers from the northwest, they are few and far between. i was just on the sky deck and felt just a few sprinkles that is it. you don't have to worry about any plans outdoors or any type of athletics this evening. in philadelphia, 74. sixty-six in trenton. sixty-six in allentown. sixty-two in the poconos. rain cooled temperatures. rest of us pretty comfortable in the 70 west with the exception offshore. ocean city 65. same in cape may. ocean water temperatures still hanging on in the 50's. high pressure will slide off

the coast, bringing warmer air. back to summer-like conditions with a high temperature around 80. we will watch low pressure to the south slowly inch toward the mid-atlantic but still we are under the the influence of high pressure friday looks great, with plenty of sunshine and same goes as we work our way through saturday with mostly sunny skies. we are keeping an eye on that moisture to the south right now, it is a cluster of thunderstorms but it does have have a 60 percent chance of becoming tropical. if it did become a tropical storm it would be ana. we will keep an eye on that. in the meantime that moisture is expect to make it in the mid-atlantic region by the weekend and could bring as you digsal high cloud. that is all we're expecting at this point from the system. we will keep an eye on it toward mothers day weekend. overnight low temperature of 59. cloud breaking tomorrow. high 80. the mostly sun which a southerly wind. looking ahead to the three day forecast, 80 thursday.

eighty-two. saturday 85 degrees what about mothers day. it will be a very unusual mothers day and this is why. high temperature will make it to 86 degrees with partly sunny skies. it will be the warmest mothers day in over 20 years. you have to go back to may 12th, 1991 when it was warmer at 90 degrees. that is your local forecast. kate will be back next half an hour with the seven day.

in cape canaveral florida space x new launch escape system was tested. no actual humans were aboard the capsule but demonstrations simulated how those astronauts would escape in an event of the failure on the launch pad.

the capsule sores a mile up and then separates and parachutes back to the ground. the space x hopes launch astronauts to the international space station by the year 2017. duke and duchess of cambridge packed up their two children now and left for their country estate in norfolk, england. >> royal f to stay at ten bedroom home for several weeks as william and kate get used to taking care of the prince and princess. they will ab code by nanny and maternity nurse. four day old princess charlotte has met most of her family including her great grandmother, the queen. >> sound like a nice play to settle in. >> ten bedroom in the country. can't beat that. still to come here on "eyewitness news", we will tell you why sir elton john was on capitol hill today. and some startling details about the pilot who perfectly crashed a germanwings plane killing everyone on game. yin investigators believe he rehearsed the crash on other flights. talk about a special delivery, we will tell you how

a woman as on line pizza order saved her life. then new at 6:00 a disturbing discovery at a new jersey state park, hikers find a badly injured swann and authorities don't think it was an accident. details on this investigation at 6:00.

i'm jessica dean and here are the day's top stories, two

little boys age two and four were hit by a work van while crossing broad treat with their mother and sibling in north philadelphia that two-year old is in critical condition. police say striking vehicle did stop. health care worker is charged with stealing money from a dying nine two-year old woman. radnor township police say she stole the victim's bank card to fund a phone account allowing her to speak with the male inmate the at graterford prison. crews are working to fix a water main break in cheltenham montgomery county that sent water shooting in the air at ashburner and bowling green roads, kate. jessica, a little blip on a otherwise very warm forecast. temperatures are still above average wye a degree or two but clouds have moved back in. we are tracking some scattered showers from the lehigh valley, berks county through bucks and montgomery county and here in the city. once we get showers out temperatures on their way up and it will feel like july this weekend. i'll have the seven day in a few minutes. >> kate, thanks very much. we are learning much more

about the co pilot who intentionally crashed a germanwings flight last march. new report find co pilot rehearsed the very same maneuver on a earlier flight that same day. correspondent tina krause is in london. >> reporter: crash investigators say co pilot who deliberately slammed a jet line inner to a french mountain side practiced the suicide mix on the same plane just hours earlier. in the first official report, since the march disaster, officials revealed 27 year-old andrees lubitz put the plane in dissent mode five times in four and a half minutes and then brought it up again just like during fatal flight that the captain appeared to have left the cockpit. >> the chief investigators say he could not speculate what was going on inside the german co pilot's mind when he set controls to the minimum setting of 100 feet. cockpit data shows the plane did in the drop sharply suggesting people on the

flight from diesel do i have to barcelona might not have have noticed any change. just two hours later with the same crew and new passengers heading back to dusseldorf investigators say lubitz carried out the same maneuver but this time he crashed the plane, killing himself and 149 others. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, big question that has not been answered is why lubitz did that however german authorities say did he research suicide method and cockpit door security on line a week before the crash. prosecutors charged a massage therapist with sexual assault in chester county. investigators say james dieter was a massage therapist at massage envy in west chester pike in west goshen. he is accused of sexually assaulting a client during a massage. he was fire. he is being held on $25,000 bail. two steps in the the right direction for the city of

baltimore today. first maryland governor, larry hogan, lifted the state of emergency in that troubled city after ten days. the also, the walt more mayor stephanie rollins blake asked the federal government for help to determine if that cities police force has a pattern of in misconduct. it includes excessive force and discrimination. >> such an investigation is essential if we are going to build on the foundation of reforms that we have instituted over the past few years. >> baltimore police union says it welcomes an investigation of the department. meantime lawyers for the six police officers charged in the death of 25 year-old freddie gray are vowing to fight these criminal charges. a florida mother uses a pizza hut app to help save herself and her children from a hostage situation. authorities say that cheryl treadway and her three kids were being held at knife point by her boyfriend. she was able to talk him into letting her use his cell phone to order food.

treadway sent out a plea for help with that worker. the once they saw it, they called police. >> get 911 to me. and then she played an order a pizza order and it says 911 hostage, help. >> the pizza hut worker say they knew the order was not a hoax because they recognized her name and address as a frequent customer. treadway's boyfriend was arrested and charged. elton john was back on capitol hill talking about the importance have of keeping up the global fight against hiv aids. singer testified before the senate appropriations committee today and praised the u.s. effort against aids in africa. he also credited american dollars with saving millions of lives. john says that more resources though are needed. >> america's continued leadership is critical. there is a window of opportunity before us, a window through which we could very clearly see the end of aid within my lifetime. we cannot afford to let the

window close. >> he did say that the stigma of hiv aids here in the u.s. and in great britain remain major factors in our inability to stop the spread of that disease. more than 07 years ago we were in the closing stages of world war two and so many mens of the greatest generation stepped up for our nation. >> today our carol erickson traveled to dresher where veterans were recognized for their service in world war two. >> reporter: passing years and the cain will get you pretty far down memory lane. >> i guess you recognize all of this. >> yeah, that is my old stuff. >> reporter: that stuff belong to go 90 year-old caesar fussco is treasure trove of world war two navy history and his personal war history. >> i was a gunner mate, above the the tower see if there was enemy ships around. >> reporter: his many decade let him see perspective just as clearly as he saw the ships. >> you look at this youe where i am, and where is that guy here too.

>> reporter: his memory long ago but still vivid. he a had four medals and uniforms he can still wear and striking resemblance to the 19 year-old caesar fussco who served two years. now at the retirement home where he lives, he has a few new world war two memories and buddies in the chairs near him like 89 year-old private robert mccann. through the whole world you never meet one another. >> it might have been better when we raised hell in earlier stages of our life. >> reporter: this stage brings great grandchildren and commendation from his congressmen and the rest of us. >> we're happy that we did our best. >> reporter: greatest generation. >> i know. >> reporter: in the company of a hero, carol erickson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". greatest generation, no doubt about that. >> our thanks to them. >> indeed. >> still to come here on "eyewitness news" a man with the mechanical heart among first to undergo this life

saving procedure while he awaits a transplant. today our health reporter stephanie stahl will share his incredible story. plus... >> trend to go day, not your regular street performers there, look closer, sound familiar maybe like bono and rest of u2. it was, as he gave a impromptu mini concert kate. we have nice weather to talk about as we move to the weekend. the it will feel like july and much like july we could talk about a potential tropical system. i'll let you know what impacts for us will be

getting veterans employed was goal of the job fair in camden today. u.s. chamber of commerce, american legion and university of phoenix all teaming up for hiring our heroes. hiring fair was exclusively for veterans and military spouses. more than 40 employers participated at susquehanna national bank center and there was a workshop on resume writing, interview skills and job search techniques. the obama administration has approved the first ferry

services in decade between florida and havana, cuba. this potentially opens up a new path the for people and goods to travel between the two nations. analyst say it is sign of how serious u.s. has become about normal icing relations. still unclear however if cuba will allow it. we will be right back. with kate and the forecast, right after this.

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coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> i think she need to be shut down. she's ripping people off. >> reporter: i'm jim donovan people say they are being harassed by a medical practice. >> it is shock to go see what scale it is on, it is bigger than i thought it was. >> reporter: threatened with bills they say they already paid so three on your side went looking for the doctor at the the center of it all. are you just going to hide in there? double billing doctor, a special report tonight at 11:00. trending now a very special treat for subway riders in new york city. >> ♪ >> sound familiar? that would be bono and you two performing at grand central station on monday. the as you can see there the camera phones came out very quickly, the performance went viral, the band world tour

starts may 14th in vancouver canada so good way to drum up publicity. >> good way to kick off your commute i guess. >> that is not so bad. >> what do you throw a couple bucks in their opened guitar case. >> they need a couple bucks. >> they deserve it. >> that is not the fun really. >> you look like it, but good impersonation. >> it is kind of a blip in the weather. >> it wasn't bad at all but we have had a string of warm, sunny days. today was cloudy, sun broke out, here and there. if you like 80's. they are coming back. >> i do. >> i'm not talking about the decade. i like those days too. lets look at the pretty nice weather with meteorologist justin drabick took the cbs-3 mobile weather lab down to center sit the toy friend select school. he spoke to the fifth grade class about meteorology mobile weather lab, of course, his job on tv, invariably kid wanted to go for a ride in the weather lab. students were very excited to be part of the live broadcast

on talk philly at noon. the weather cooperated for it as well. they had sunshine down there. it was a nice day for justin to be out with the kids. kid make up our weather watchers. we have a few young ones he i don't know if any sent observation bus we will check with our crew of weather watchers. you can see the grading of the temperatures from the 60's to the north where clouds have been all day. is there a kid weather watchers, kyle his minutes hatboro, 67 degrees. kyle 12 or maybe 13. let me nose if you have a birthday. it is cloud bye not raining here. heading down the shore and we have temperatures in south jersey closer to the 70's. seventy-two in mays landing as we check with alex and as we head further south we are looking at 71 right along the shore here. james in ocean city, new jersey. he is reporting good deal of sunshine. burgers on the grill this beautiful evening folks. depending where you are you you are seeing nice weather or perhaps some clouds and some showers. lets look outside and you you can see on storm scan 3a few showers drifting through nothing much to talk b just

some clouds and spotty sprinkles, mostly in the lehigh valley, into portions of bucks and montgomery counties city as well but, james is grilling hisbergers there and across delaware things are fine as well. you have to head west to get in the stronger thunderstorms. you can see lightening reported in south central pennsylvania, right down toward d.c. and baltimore. they are seeing some thunderstorms this evening. then as we head further south we have potential tropical trouble, you can see rain off the coast of the carolinas. i want to draw your tension to as well colors off shore, ocean water temperatures and look at how warm off the coast of the carolinas and then, how cool off the coast of new jersey. i was down the shore yesterday. ocean water temperature was 52 degrees. warm enough further to the south to support tropical development. not warm enough here. it looks like that system will stay well south of us. today still warm 77 degrees. average is 71. the record was 90. not close to the record but we were well above average. still sitting at 74 at the the

airport. pair of 60's for allentown. sixty-two mount pocono. sixty-nine in dover. do you see this green patch over pennsylvania. that is where cloud have been. got to 77 in albany. eighty-four in richmond. but we are in the cool pocket. through the next few days that storm stays off to the south high pressure noses in and that will keep that storm suppressed to the south as front approaches through weekend. we will get southeasterly flow. few high clouds but very warm and very steamy as well. take a lot at wind field with our potential tropical system or hybrid system. wind to 40 to 50 miles an hour just off shore by thursday into friday and dangerous rip currents especially along the the shore points of north and south carolina northern florida as well. overnight clouds breaking comfortable at 59. nice and warm, partly to mostly sunny for your thursday. eighty. for race for the the cure unday race kicks off at 8:00 a.m. 37 degrees. this very, very warm on sunday. temperatures in the in mid

80's. dew points in the 60's. it will feel like july out there and we have showers and thunderstorms monday into tuesday and a cool down by middle of next week. now back to chris and jessica. kate, thank you, on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight one of the very first patients with a new portable artificial heart has left the hospital while's weights a heart transplant. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about what was an exciting day. >> reporter: real exciting day for this family. the his name is mike law in south jersey. he left the hospital of the university of pennsylvania today without a human heart. a machine in what looks like a small suitcase is keeping him alive. he was diagnosed with heart failure in 2003. he had a pacemaker implanted but this past march doctors realized wow need a heart transplant. until a donor is found mike was able to go home with a portable total artificial heart. it works wye pumping blood in the heart ventricles and speeds recovery of vital

organs which suffer during heart failure. >> to make sure he has a good quality of life, i don't want him to be at home waiting for a heart constantly with poor quality of life. >> it feels natural. it feels like my hearties still there. so, there is no inn dogs, no discomfort and it is perfect fit. >> wow right. mike says he is looking forward to being home with his wife of 38 years and getting back to some of his favorite activities, including flying a remote controlled airplane and playing drums in his church's jazz group. he is the second person in philadelphia with this portable artificial heart very exciting technology, for him. >> isn't that interesting just rolls ate long. >> extraordinary. >> best of luck to mike, he looks great. thanks stephanie. still ahead the fight of the century could end up, leading to a fight in court. >> we will tell you why boxing

fans are suing after manny pacquiao lost to floyd mayweather. the insider will have that for us next.

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billy jean king is in philadelphia for the 40th anniversary of the special organization, mayor michael nutter proclaimed today philadelphia freedoms day at city hall. forty years ago king co found world team tennis in philadelphia and a it first to feature men and women in equal rolls. king visited our cbs-3 studios today. she's also owner of the philadelphia freedoms tennis team. >> we're trying to be part of the community. we have ten and under tournaments all the time throughout the the year. we want to be in the community 365 days a year and make a difference. i'm trying to listen what more can we do for the community and to help young people. >> she's a wonderful advocate for all of the kid here in philadelphia girl scouts of eastern pennsylvania also honored king with a centennial

leadership award today. always good to see billy jean. let's stick with sports. from tennis, we will talk about box ing. is there fall out from the so-called fight of the century. we know mayweather pacquiao was the social media event of the year. >> get this, tweet about that fight were seen by more than 2.8 billion people on saturday facebook discussion more than double that of the oscars and most of the talk women. >> unfortunately the fight didn't quite live up to the hype. insider's louie is in l.a. with a civil lawsuit that has been filed against manny pacquiao. louie? >> reporter: chris and jessica, it was criticized before, during and after the big fight in vegas but it seems pack man's lost was the least of his problems. tying to go inside the case. >> fight or fraud. manny pacquiao lost the fight of the century but was he hiding a secret. after the fight he revealed he had a bum shield their need surgery. he was supposed to difficulties close that on a free fight form but he didn't

and now he is being sued. howard sirat a filed a class action lawsuit begins pacquiao that reads defendant intentionally and wrongfully concealed pacquiao's injury in order to receive millions of dollars in compensation. the class action lawsuit alleged fraud and unjust enrichment and plaintiffs every seeking more than five million-dollar. >> i have never would have paid to see a guy with only one good arm go up against floyd mayweather. >> reporter: manny claims he told officials before the fight he was injured something officials deny. now, sandra's stalk inner court. this is man police say broke in the bullock's house last summer. >> joshua corbett faces 19 charges including burglary and stalking. >> reporter: insiders obtain this search warrant for corbett's home where cops found an arsenal of weapons and note that said quote i will forever be thinking of you and louie my son as you are my wife by law, law of

god, you belong to me and me to you. it should be very interesting to go see how all this pans out. chris and jessica back to you. thanks, very much. for more on those stories and all of the days entertainment news, tune into the insider tonight at 7:30 right the here on cbs-3. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 an "eyewitness news" exclusive this woman was supposed to be caring for a nine two-year old woman but instead she's accused of stealing her money. how a conversation a suspect had with the friend ultimately landed her in jail. anyone who has not been smart enough to at least ask him to stay is probably not smart enough to run this city. >> philadelphia mayor michael nutter, why he has harsh words for one of the candidates, hoping to fill his shoes. he is on the road to recovery, and cleve bryan coming up,.

>> in weather we are talking about cool temperatures this evening but summer will make a come back in the seven day that is coming up on "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. now at 6:00 o'clock a betrayal of trust police say that the woman who was supposed to be carrying for an elderly woman stole from her instead. this is a story you will see, only on "eyewitness news". i'm credit mace. i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing audio obtain exclusively by cbs-3 where investigators say suspect admitted the crime. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is life in radnor township with the exclusive story, walt? >> reporter: health care worker surrendered here,

police chief crediting a connect with relentlessly pursuing this investigation but in the end police say it was the suspect's own words words you are about to hear exclusively that led to her arrest. you are accused of stealing from a woman as she laid dying, can you comment on that at all. >> reporter: detectives claim home health care workers, judge lied trying to hide the fact that she was stealing money from a dying nine two-year old woman she was hired to care for in hospice care at this apartment complex. >> she trusted her to do all of the things that she could in the do for herself and this with man took total advantage. >> reporter: judge allegedly used the woman's credit card to pump more than $200 in the phone account so she could talk with the male inmate at graterford prison. what she didn't down o