and as soon as we have more details. we had a chance to speak to his older brother jose 30 minutes ago. he says his brother is innocent. police put out this mug shot of manual cintron, 24ers just within the last hour or so. one week ago at 5:30 he was driving a van. we have surveillance video of that van the in the fishtown area, and he picked up a woman, who was 22 years old abducted her, raped her, and then dropped her off over an hour later near boston and almond streets in the fishtown

area. now, jose cintron tells me that his brother is innocent and his brot wore never do something like this but he did say even if his brother is innocent he should come forward, take a listen. >> if you know you didn't do nothing just let them know, get your name cleared. let them necessity you didn't to nothing, that is it. that is all they want to do. because it ain't going to go away no matter how much you run. >> reporter: police believe that cintron is driving that blue or gray van we showed you video but if you have any information, you are asked to call, they are really looking for this guy tonight. we are live in hunting park where manual cintron and cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. crews have stand out majority of the flames from this east normal us brush fire ape, bad to worse. >> the fire has been burning for more than 24 hours in the area near route 206, and quakerbridge road, shamong burlington county. officials say they are making good progress, and 75 percent

contained, it spans more than 700 acres. and view from chopper three last night shows just how far the fire fighting effort have come. officials tell us that favorable conditions, overnight, and maintained the upper hand. >> and many with the fog coming off the ocean and the humidity, hundred percent, so that brings it down and makes the fire smolder until the air dries out. >> reporter: they are not sure how this fire started but they say it was likely caused by humans. crews working to replenish and improve more than 2 miles of new jersey beach devastated by super storm sandy. engineers say improvement will protect thousands of homes in the event of the another storm like the one we saw in 2012. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan looks at work that just got underway on long beach island. >> reporter: there are pipes bulldozers and lots of other heavy equipment not the most

eye pleasing equipment for jersey shore but something many people welcome on open arms. >> there was a 10-foot drop straight down and there was no beach. >> reporter: gary a says sandy was a a close call for his beach front house in ship bottom. >> a lot of debris, furniture garbage cans we had sand stack up about 2 feet. >> reporter: now sand is piling up where it belongs, on the beach. engulfed in haze, friday crews continue the first phase of the 128 million-dollar project, to build that long beach island's oceanfront the same or bigger then it was before sandy. ship bottom will be first town to have beaches and dunes up to 415 feet wide and 22 feet high. >> it is very nice to see. it gives us reassurance. it was bad last time. >> reporter: almost three years after sandy some people are still struggling to bounce back, new jersey officials say that building up the dunes is an important step to prevent losses from future storms, still about 50 property owners haven't signed their dune easement and will face i am meant domain.

thomas walter's bike shop flooded and says most people believe that positive building up beaches far out weigh negative like restricted view and disturb beach access. >> we need san. we feel blessed that we're getting it. anyone that doesn't want it is silly. >> reporter: replenishment will continue throughout the summer but they will shut down a thousand feet of beach at a time and way that this moves in one beach should be closed, more than four to ten days. in ship bottom i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will turn to the weather, it is still warm and dry outside, sky cam three giving us a live look at center city philadelphia where temperatures topped 80 degrees again today. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck with that beautiful view, kathy. >> you cannot beat it, chris. it is a beautiful afternoon. come out on the sky deck after the show, it will be relaxing. we have a breeze and gorgeous view of center city philadelphia. it feels like a summer weekend

because everyone seems to be getting a jump start on it. take a look at storm scan three we have clear skies, and a swirl off the coast of the carolinas. that is a subtropical system ana that has gotten its name for first subtropical system of the atlantic hurricane season and that is bringing us increasing moisture over the course of the weekend. we have talked about this for past self days. temperatures in the 80's in philadelphia wilmington 74. millville 75. keeping it cool down the the shore, high temperature is normally for this time of the year is 71. this evening will fall through 70's, still very comfortable to be outside at 9:00 p.m. sixty-eight with the moon lit skies and area of the fog coming up at 11:00. coming up that moist air coming up from the subtropical le will create dense fog. advisory for south jersey and delaware overnight and through tomorrow, watch for visibility to be reduced right through tomorrow morning so take it slow. this also means that we will have a few showers and storms

irv weekend. we will talk about that with the seven day forecast. a great white shark is calling the jersey shore home right now. 3500-pound shark was trapped this morning north of the brigantine, a day after we first saw her. as our steve paterson tells us the the shark's arrival just weeks before the start of the beach season has beach lovers feeling a little queasy. >> reporter: tough guys greg senior and junior were planning to end friday with a little dip in the ocean. now they are not so sure. >> a little apprehensive and scared a little bit. makes mef] nervous it is so close. >> reporter: they are afraid of the lady named mary lee who i guess we should mention is a a 3500-pound, 16-foot great white shark. >> it was 1975 the movie jaws, yeah, that is still with me. >> reporter: mary was tagged back in 2012 by research non-profit osearch so every time her fin pops autopsy above water she's pinged on a

digital map 36789 years and 20,000 miles later her latest ping just 10 miles from the jersey shore. >> when we are swimming in the ocean we are swimming with sharks whether we want to ignore that fact or not. >> reporter: marine biologist melissa marino says people should not worried about becoming dinner but drive interest in research, that is not a bad thing. >> raising really great awareness. >> reporter: mary lee has more than 18,000 followers on twitter, beside, great quips and responses people are getting facts that they wouldn't normally find. >> people are clicking on a link articles, eating about their patterns, how they breed, things like that. it is great. >> reporter: as far as we know mary lee has not surfaced. marino speculates that the increase in shoreline activity comes from a increase in sea active which means more food for mary lee. that is latees from brigantine, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, steve. police identified victim in

the deadly shooting in darby boro delaware county. investigators say dolan was shot during an altercation involving drugs on the 400 block of main street. his body was found in the hallway of the apartment around 1:00 this morning. authorities say the the gun man is seen on surveillance video and they are trying to identify him. more troubles for bill cosby, atlantic city police are investigating rape allegations against him as they claim cosby drugged and raped her. she spoke with atlantic city police last week. it is unclear when that allege conduct happened but there is no statute of limitations of rape in new jersey. bernard's attorney gloria allred release aid statement reading in part lily is very glad that she made her report yesterday and she wants other women to know if they allege and have evidence that they were victimize by mr. cosby in new jersey that they should also reporter that allegation toss police there. it was an emotional day at temple university's graduation ceremony in north philadelphia. students there paid tribute to

a classmate critically injured in the hit and run crash who could not walk with them today. rachel hall's mother kathy accepted her daughter's degrees on her behalf, she received a standing ovation. hall was critically injured last wednesday night riding her bike, on the temple campus. >> i felt really bad and i'm glad that her mom came and i'm glad everyone stood up for her. >> she had an opportunity to have the support of all everyone here. >> hall was a lacrosse player, set to become a police officer in washington d.c. post graduation, she now remains in critical condition. driver who confessed to hitting hall 18 year-old reshawn roberts was charge with fleeing the the scene of the accident on thursday. chopper three over an accident earlier today this one involving five vehicles this is intersection of allendale and keebler roads in king of prussia montgomery county. at least two people were taken to the hospital. no word on what cause that had

crash. a deadly accident in bucks county chopper three over this scene in upper southampton near corn over street road and gravel hill road. fifty-eight year-old sinovi palvo broke down before 11:00 and he was hit and killed by a dump truck after getting out of his own vehicle to check on it. the driver of the dump truck is cooperating with police and no charges are expected. a inter faith rail is held today in which members stood autopsy begins hateful speech. >> philadelphia based held the event where its leaders asked the community to come together to dispel myths of extremist attacks by muslim groups. the organization's stressed that islam christianity and judaism are all religions of peace that welcome other denominations of faith. >> men in our community need to stand up and say enough of this. enough of criminals and thugs trying to use religion for their private dirty purposes?

this event comes several weeks after a similar rally was held to protest anti muslim ads on septa buses. well largest collegiate rowing event in the country a has returned to philadelphia. still to come here we will go inside dad vail regatta for a look at the competition. plus bringing in the the greatest works of art out of the museum find out who is doing it and just how they are getting it done, beasley. process begins for eagles rookies, over at the novacare complex, first days of professional athletes meeting teammates, meeting coaches and learning the chip kelly way that is ahead in sports.

tonight at 11:00 feel the rush and see danger of the coastguard rescue, our meteorologist kate bilo will show you what it is like to be rescued by a coastguard chopper, see how it happens and how you can watch a real life demonstration yourself, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. well now to what is a whole new way of looking at art. >> it is art inside out. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, explains. >> reporter: the if the paintings grab your attention but look out of place that is call it respond tane yin encounters with masterpiecees on main street whether it is in newtown bucks county

media, delaware county or haddonfield new jersey where claude renee can be seen in front of the high school. >> i hope it will make people curious. >> reporter: philadelphia museum of art martin mitchell likes this piece, its tiedled by artist fredrick edwin church. what makes this painting special. >> well, this painting is a summation of landscaping in america, which is the first school of american art. >> reporter: that piece of art history now sits outside haddonfield's boro hall, and part of the inside out installations. >> whole idea behind program toys take pieces of artwork here from inside the art museum and take them outdoors, and put them in public spaces, people, wouldn't normally expect to see them. original works of art that hang in the philadelphia museum of art are turn into high quality reproductions that are placed outside. >> they are photographed, that were printed and then framed with museum quality frame and

with a marine grade varnish. they are safe for outdoor use. >> reporter: total of five communities including south philadelphia and mt. airy are getting the installations. >> by may 15th all five communities will be installed each will get about 12 works of art and those works of art will be up for three months. >> reporter: inside out will move to five other neighborhood in the fall, from the art museum, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in the meantime outside the art museum college graduate from all across philadelphia tossed their caps in the air today. 350 students with mayor nutter and other officials took part in the celebration on the museum steps. kathy sledge, of sister sledge, sang the group's hit we are family. along with the graduates. we are family i suppose. >> you are trying to sing it just comes out that way. >> yes. >> hundreds of students athletes hit the schuylkill river to kick off seventh seventh annual dad vail regatta. >> what a great day.

they had all corners of the country and canada. this is the largest inter collegiate rowing regatta event in the you had. it is right here, on the schuylkill river. >> in terms of the coming to the regot, if you had are coming, come early, and make sure you can get all of the parking you need and enjoy the day, because this could be a record crowd in terms of philadelphia. this may be one for record books. 120 colleges and university will compete this year. >> that looks like fun. >> hard work too. >> hard work, beautiful and you are really lucking out if you cheer somebody on. >> it is more comfortable near river. >> find some shade. >> yes. we will take you to the art museum where it is a picture perfect day as well. temperatures have been well in the 80's across the entire delaware valley and down the shore just a picture perfect day. let look at the board. they are getting busy here in ocean city cape may county.

much different then an hour ago. temperatures are comfortable the in the 60's this afternoon. pretty soon all of those clothes shops are going to be opened for business. we cannot wait. something great this weekend of course, we have komen race for the cure on sunday, mothers day, we will start off with patchy fog in the morning at 6:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m. seventy-three. by 10:00 it will be 78 degrees with partly sunny skies. our live neighborhood network takes us to the beach patrol headquarters in margate. if you are familiar with this area lucy is just behind me and you can see nice, real surf this afternoon in clear blue skies but earlier today a good deal of fog and that will come back early tomorrow morning. right now in philadelphia 81. seventy-five in millville. seventy's inland down the shore at the the airport and rio grande near wildwood. average high this time of the year is cool in the lower 70's, shore temperatures in the 60's with an ocean water temperature still at 56 degrees which is pretty

normal for this time of the year. i want to draw your a attention to the subtropical storm ana churning off the coast of the carolinas but its influence continues to go off the coastal plane. we are talking about some southeasterly wind that will keep moisture in the region. we will see high cloud, and more fog. take a look at visibility by tonight at 11:00 o'clock. you can see fog rolling in, moving on shore very poor visibility down the shore and moving inside. we have a dense fog advisory in effect. come early tomorrow morning at six or 7:00 a.m. mild visibility in the city. allentown down to zero. millville .6. wildwood .2 of a mile. it is not until about noon time that we will clear it out. philadelphia is okay at 8:00 a.m. allentown a mile. atlantic city a mile. wildwood at .4. finally the sun really warms things up and cut off the fog by the the the noon time hour. during the day on saturday, temperatures will be back in the 80's. the sunday looks great. still morning fog. we will watch this front

bringing showers and thunderstorms on monday. we could have an isolated shower or storm saturday and sunday just due to that low pressure system. not that far away. overnight low temperatures 61. during date tomorrow a comfortable 82 with a stray thunderstorm and heading down the the shore highs in the 70's saturday after morning fog. seventy-four on mothers day but a good beach day. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast race for the the cure looks great, sunday 86. monday 87. tuesday, sticky and stormy. eighty-seven. look at after that. we will busted the heat. wednesday, 72. thursday 69. that will feel chilly. next friday only 71. that is about 12 degrees cooler, then it was today. >> little bit of the drop off. >> that is better than 29. >> it will be all right. >> we are so grateful. >> aren't we. >> sunday is the 25th annual race for cure for breast cancer and participants registered and pick up everything they needed for

that race for the sheraton in philadelphia today. some of you running stopped by a selfie station to take a photo with kate bilo. take your race photos and videos on social media. use hash tag cbs-3 rstc. we hope you will join us all for the live coverage of the 25th anniversary of the komen race for the cure for breast cancer. twenty-five years of saving lives. we will be live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. mothers day this sunday, may tenth. looking forward to that. we will be right back.

i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. it is a big big day for some young athlete beasley. >> they get to put on their helmet, they go to an nfl facility, it is first taste of the nfl for eagles rook thinks weekend. rookie mini camp underway. all of the eagles draft picks from last week taking part with nelsonnal who will or

drawing much of the attention this video courtesy of the philadelphia eagles. many undrafted rookies also here trying to earn their way on the roster, first pick,al who will or was asked if he can make an impact right away. >> that is not the conversation right now conversation is about me getting better. today was a great the day, we got out there kind of understood a little bit more of the nfl speed put some things on film to learn from, you know, when week one comes i think that will be easier conversation for us to have but right now it is all about me trying to find myself. >> all right. that is a sharp answer. >> phillies back home hosting mets in south philadelphia, as far as pitching match ups, this is as good as it gets. phillies will send cole hamels to the mound while mets counter with matt harvey. highlights at 11:00. biggest free agent this summer has hit market. detroit red wings head coach mike bobcock has been given a opportunity to explore other job opportunities. he has until end of may to see

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>> pelley: tornadoes are bearing down on the southern plains for a third straight night. also tonight a plane careened into a highway, killing a family headed to college graduation. for millions of americans allergy season is off to a miserable start as pollen counts explode. and steve hartman "on the road" with the perfect medicine to treat a deadly diagnosis. >> we started making it fun. >> reporter: chemo? >> yes. >> reporter: you made chemo fun. >> yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight, the seasons are colliding. there's a tropical storm warning in the carolinas, and in the southern plains, it's tornadoes. 63 twisters reported so far