green, inside of her home in the 4900 block of war income street, in the logan section of philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is outside police headquarters tonight with the latest on the investigation matt? >> reporter: chris and jessica, police are still searching for 28 year-old, jarill hall, who is responsible for the stabbing, and the ultimate killing of his long time girlfriend, the mother of his three children. anguish pride from the 4900 block of warknock street on wednesday as 28 year-old brittany green's family gathered just down the street from where she was murdered. >> she was stabbed multiple times and unfortunately also, her throat was slit. it was a very vicious murder. >> reporter: police say green and her long time boyfriend jarill hall were arguing around 7:00 a.m. they say he stab her and fled the home with the couple's three children. >> they were in the house when it happen. i won't confirm that they saw it or in the but they were in

the house abe at the very least they did hear this horrible thing happen to their mother. >> reporter: he dropped children age six eight, ten off at his mother's house and has not been seen ever since. it was his mother who called 911, apparently not the first time hall abused green. >> he has been arrested several times a couple times for a all thing her. he recently got out of jail not so long ago. >> reporter: her family asks for community help amid the personal grief. >> i am begging y'all please help me fine my daughter's killer please. >> police say 28 year-old jarill hall is 140-pound and about 5-foot ten and should be considered armed and dangerous and remain on the loose this evening. if you know anything, you are asked to call 911. we are live outside police headquarters, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> horrible, matt, thanks very much. tropical storm bill bill has weekend into a tropical depression but all eyes

remains on the storm. governor of texas said his state so farrah voided the worst. that storm soaked many of the same area that saw record rain and severe flooding last month. here at home we are watching, bill's track closely that could head our way and we are tracking rain for tomorrow. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first forecast, kathy. >> we have cloud out here right now and temperature has fallen. we have a few spotty showers on storm scan three before numerous showers expect overnight and tomorrow morning. let's take assume in air is quite dry but a few of these spotty showers in south jersey are making it to the ground. they may feel a huge sprinkle otherwise main event will come overnight tomorrow morning. right now we're down to 77. we're cooling down and average high for this time of the year is eight 36789 right now 77, 81 in reading.

seventy the atlantic city airport. much different from yesterday. we will have a spring have or two late tonight and in anticipation of the rain tomorrow morning. then all eyes are on the remnants of bill, area of low pressure over dallas bringing very heavy rain moving north/north east and on this track it will move through the midwest, and then be very close to the delaware valley by the weekend. the track, three to 5 inches of rain and it will continue on this track toward us, could be a weekend spoiler and that cost put weather for fathers day any jeopardy. we will talk about that with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. a dead baby dolphin is getting a lot of attention on social media because it appears to have a shark bite. >> this dolphin remains were discovered off fourth street beach in north wildwood.

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has this story. >> reporter: some people freaked out others trying not to worry after learning that this baby dolphin bitten by a shark or shark watched saturday at fourth avenue in north wildwood. >> that is why i'm not going swimming today. >> one in the million chance, you know, you will get bit by a shark. >> reporter: they pulled the dolphin out of the surf and they snapped this current photo. >> wow, until she flipped the dolphin over i guess she she got a shark bite. it looked like one shark came up and chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way not realizing it should have have been reported to the in in reen mammal stranding director. the director bob says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspects a nurse tiger was culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface they become food for sharks and that particular dolphin, was definitely food for sharks.

>> reporter: officialness north wildwood said despite picture coinciding with two shark attacks in north carolina there is no extra safety concern for sharks at the jersey shore. what they are worried about each summer is under toe and people swimming on under protect beaches. >> in fact, dolphin folks coming down here should pay attention to where they are swimming and pay attention to the life guard and that will keep you safe. >> reporter: marine mammal stranding center says if you see an animal in the surf that is dead or injured stay away because you don't know what is nearby. in north wildwood i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to a violent confrontation that happened during the morning commute. search is on for a man who attacked a woman at a septa station. our natasha brownies live at septa headquarters in center city with more. >> reporter: victim was about to board the train when this slashing attack happened and now, police want to give you a glimpse of the suspect they are looking for at this hour. septa police hope this video will lead them to the man

suspect of slashing a 50 year-old woman with the razor on her forearm wednesday morning it happen along market frankford line at margaret station: thirty lease say there was a verbal exchange between the suspect and this victim before the attack. officers say that the victim did not know her attacker, and that they don't know what prompted the violence. >> as she approached the fair line, a man began speaking to her, and an argument ensued the man punched her, he does in the know that man, and had never seen him before, and she defended herself, for the back, at which point the man drew a razor and cut her on her forearm. >> reporter: victim received a 5-inch gash to her forearm and suspect ran to the street level area and got away. septa police are now searching through surveillance video from hundreds of the cameras from within their system hoping to find other evidence that may lead them to their suspect. >> we rarely have an incident

of violence, and this is disturbing to us and we want to get information out so public can help us find this person so we can arrest him. well victim took herself to frankford hospital where she received stitches and later was released. meantime anyone with information about this suspect is asked to contact police right away. live at septa headquarters, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you very much. west philadelphia day care has to be evacuated after a housing authority van smashed right in the building. this happened this morning at the caring center at 31st and spring garden. now all of the children and staff inside of the building were able to get out safely but the driver had to be taken to the hospital with injuries that are said not to be life threatening. authorities are looking into why that driver lost control of the van. several people are injured in this car crash in yeadon delaware county. it happened at intersection of long acre boulevard and west cobbs creek parkway just

before 10:00 this morning. one of the victims an aqua america employee was working in the street at the time, and was hit by one of the vehicles. there is in word on that person's condition at this hour. rite aide is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person robbed a store in had than on field. police say the suspect stole prescription drugs from the pharmacy yesterday. an eyewitness was feet away when he pulled a gun and jump the counter. >> i was just so startled, i mean, between the get up, and hopping the counter and all of the screaming yelling and then, pulling something out that looked like a gun. it was just startling. you didn't know what to do. you put your hand up. you didn't move. you just, didn't want to get hurt and didn't want to see anybody get hurt. >> suspects then carjacked a priest in the parking lot and late's abandoned that car. this suspect is described as a white man 6-foot two

weighing 200-pound wearing an outfit similar the 21 worn in the construction zone you see here a yellow reflective vest white hard hat and carrying an orange traffic cone. happening right now hundreds of casino workers are protesting outside trump taj mahal casino outside atlantic city. chopper three over the boardwalk there. the union representing workers is demanding the owner restore health and pension benefit. federal bankruptcy judge eliminated the benefits last october. the union is appealing that decision. a local mommies really proud of her son. >> so much so that she rented out a billboard still ahead at 6:00 she will tell us why and what her teenage son thinks about this. they sit down and share their story tonight with "eyewitness news". kathy? spotty sprinkles out there this evening or numerous showers expect, tomorrow morning, and then all eyes on this remnants of the old tropical storm bill, over dallas, and moving toward the north east, and could spoil

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this bucks county woman was misdiagnosed with a serious illness and the treatment, may have jeopardized her future. our health reporter stephanie stahl will have more on why this medical mistake is happening to a surprising number of people, that is tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. if you have been down to ocean city lately you have seen some unusual characters hanging around the boardwalk parentally some red foxes have set up shop, under the boards near saint charles place. that is near brown's which ace popular restaurant men for its doughnuts. although fox's just can't get enough of the sweet treats brown's owner has asked customers to stop feeding them. >> i want those doughnuts too. >> yes. >> i don't want the foxes around. >> no, they are pretty. >> yeah, right. >> south jersey mom has shown her pride in her son's accomplishments in a huge way.

>> yes, she has she wented a billboard near his school in camden to let everybody know that he is the total package. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff spoke with mom and son and has her story. >> reporter: in a sea of signage one smiling face, stand out above the rest. aj is an 18 year-old from camden set to graduate leap academy next week. he knew his mom would be proud but wasn't sure she would rent a billboard at seventh and cooper. >> he said how did you get that up there. so he was deathly surprised. >> reporter: billboard reads a mother can't raise a man but i raised a gentlemen. something that she hopes resonates with other single moms. >> lead by example if i can do it, you can do it too. >> reporter: raising a child in camden isn't always easy, aside from the city battling drugs and violence, 35 percent of adults haven't graduated high school and 8 percent have earn a bachelor's degree but

that 8 percent and beyond is where aj is headed in the fall, he starts at rowan university where he will pursue a career in engineers and his dreams just do not stop there. >> i don't want my own house and my mom wanted a bmw so, i will try to get her that too. >> reporter: not a bad idea, billboard cost his mom $725 and will stay up for three weeks. >> it made my heart warm because good things do come from the city of camden. >> reporter: a sign of is what possible for both a son and a mother and symbol of hope for a city beloved. >> there is a i ten year-old boy who looks at your picture what do you hope he ease when he sees that. >> i just hope that they can do good in his life. >> reporter: reporting from camden alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you just want to shout that story from the rooftops. he is doing so great. >> aj is well on his way no doubt bit. >> kathy is here to talk about weather. big change today.

>> huge change. it is getting cooler and cooler by the hour. we have cloud moving n our next weather system which could mean business come tomorrow morning. we are talking about a slow morning commute with heavy downpours and that is just appetizer. the main event could come this weekend, and we will talk more about the remnants of the tropical storm bill, bill, you know never really liked that storm anyway. lets look at outside and show you what is going on. down the boardwalk we are looking good with clouds, sun but nice day to be outside with temperatures mainly in the 70's. on storm scan three we have had some showers moving through most of this not making it to the ground but a few showers and sprinkles are. they will be more numerous as we work our way through the evening. now when we're talking about temperatures we have cooled down significantly. philadelphia 77. trenton 74. in millville 75. atlantic city airport at 70. same as ocean water temperature. cool down the shore with the sea breeze. sea isle city 70. barnegat light with the

easterly flow at 67. some 10 degrees cooler then in the city where we're still in the upper 70's. i want to look at our probability of precipitation tomorrow a 90 percent chance of rain, it will rain tomorrow morning. friday spotty shower, possible, same saturday, and sunday a good bit as well with the remnants of the tropical storm bill moving our way. future weather shows mostly cloudy skies during the evening period, real rain moves in overnight after 2:00 a.m. look at 7:00 a.m. heavy rain coming down our major highways as well, that continues through about noon time and then we will dry it out. a a few lingering showers to the west but we are in the clear. if we have parties graduations, last day of school afternoon you'll be okay. here's the precipitation by noon tomorrow, so, the sun spots half inch perhaps in wilmington, .9 in philadelphia, that would be quite heavy trenton possibly over an inch and lower a accumulation through south jersey and delaware. it is all because of this an area of low pressure swinging

a warm front through. we will dry it out. friday we have a weak front that could produce a spotty shower or thunderstorm not a great bet but we could see one pop up temperatures in the 80's. then we will watch saturday. remnant of bill push on through tennessee valley lying to the south and that could bring some showers maybe a then are storm to the south a better chance on sunday is that moving a little bit closer to the region. we will keep you updated but make sure you are aware because of the big holiday weekend for fathers day. cloud building overnight. showers move in. heavy at times tomorrow morning. high temperature thursday 79 degrees. looking ahead on the exclusive seven day forecast and shore cast friday 86 degrees. saturday 84. sunday some showers and storms possible, some with heavy downpours. we will keep an eye on the remnants of bill, maybe it will go south that would be the best case scenario. then you can see monday 90 and cooler for tuesday and wednesday. i want to remind you that orr will be down the shore stone

harbor. we are going to a location we have not been were and our 12 years doing orr at the shore. live at five and 6:00. wait until you see this killer view. >> next level, going to next level. >> i like it. >> i love stone harbor. >> thanks very much. today philadelphia's broadcast pioneers celebrated 50 years of "eyewitness news". we were there at bala golf club in wynfield back in 1965 a whole new concept of local news originated right here on chapel three. today some of the legendary staffers who started it all got together, robin mackintosh marcia rose, dick standish, trudy haynes, dick sheeran, news directorial primeau, so many great friend and mentors to all of us and thank you to all of them and to you for watching for all of these years. "cbs evening news" is just a couple minutes away. >> scott pelley joins us with a look ahead scott.

>> here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, texas is under water as remnants of the tropical storm bill now target midwest. we will report from the flood zone. plus a high tech tool for police is heading to the classroom, how gunshots spotting technology, could help in another school massacre. and, a crustation invasion, we will show you why beach goers in california are seeing red. that and more on the "cbs evening news".

the team featuring seven players from the taney dragons including mo'ne davis left for a civil rights tour of 20 sit toys day and riding on a 1940's style bus, in the negro league was no bathroom and no air conditioning. team will make stops at the

white house selma alabama and will be meeting with civil rights legend. >> what an experience, that will be for them. >> when we come back we can swap out phillies roster. >> that may be helpful. >> phillies lost eight straight as you know, with more games against the orioles, before taking on the talented cardinals and yankees. they have things get out of control when they let jeff francoeur pitch a couple innings. trying to take him out but bull pen phone was actually off the hook, so, they are trying to call, they are sitting there and was the butt of jokes all day licensing because of that, 19-three baltimore was the final. >> seventeen-three might as well make it what it is and have fun. anything maybe a little laughs and hopefully we can get back tonight and play better ball. hopefully it will be nice to be here and we can kind of break this streak. >> i think word ugly,

embarrassing, there was nothing that went right in the whole game, including the phone out there in the bull pen. >> one good thing is they came to terms with their number one pick cornelius randolph, eight years old out of georgia batting .526 he will switch to the outfield for your fightin phillies. eagles offensive line is biggest question mark with changes in the guard positions, todd herremans gone evan mathis cut allen barber matt tobin and andrew gardener got plenty of playing time and chip must feel that they are ready to help. with jason peter and lane johnson and jay conn kelce in the middle, they think they will be fine. >> through these work out and training camp and practices as we build that cohesion we will be more than ready to go game one and we will be more ready to go this season. we will have a dominating running attack and good pass protection. >> former sixers andre iguodala tried to tell us he is complimentary player and in the number one guy.

he struggled as head liner in philadelphia but as a player surrounded by stars he won series mrp and first nba title last night with golden state. they beat cleveland in six games. could not happen to a nicer by. >> terrific.

thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and then again here on cbs-3 at 11:00. stay tuned for "cbs evening news" scott pelley reports tonight from new york.

>> pelley: what's leftof bill soaks the southern plains. there's fear of flooding but these dark clouds also have a silver lining. also tonight homegrown terror. an alleged isis sympathizer is charged with attempting to murder an f.b.i. agent. seeing red-- a strange invasion of tuna crabs in southern california. and they're playing his song. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world ♪ >> pelley: but what happens when songwriter and candidate are out of harmony. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the last major storm of spring dumps several more inches of rain on texas today, a state still recovering from deadly floods.