identify those involved, alex? >> reporter: well, good evening. earl willer friday evening, several people were actually taken into custody for under age drinking but now they say they are looking into criminal charges for those involved in that beat ago this took place, after the game was over. friday evening, with the flyers cup division a championship game between springfield high school and west chester ruffin. >> two wonderful hockey clubs, two great coaching staffs and two teams full of great player athletes. and it was a great game. unfortunately... >> reporter: that unfortunate turn produced this a violent encounter caught on video that has been shared thousands of times. >> these were not players, these were peers, fellow students of the respective teams. >> reporter: while trying to break up the scuffle a 19 year-old employee of ice line in west goshen up to ship was seriously injured. he is the one in the black shirt in the ground.

>> you get kick in the face that will cause injury. >> reporter: police say they are looking at one or two springfield fans who lost the game, as a lookly instigators. >> of course, we need to send out other officers because of the amount of did that were in this fight. >> reporter: he said that number may go well above a dozen. springfield high school in delaware county put out this statement, quote the administration has been and continues to assist all of the appropriate authorities in bringing a resolution to the matter. the superintendent, of west chester area schools told us over the phone, quote, we're working to help identified those in the video but as it is not a rushton high school sponsored sport we have no jurisdiction over, potential discipline. >> it is a shame because it is taken a away from i great sport and a freight game. >> reporter: that viral video you saw on the short side but good news is that the the hockey facility actually had several surveillance camera that caught the incident in the entirety. police say they have been using that to help identify those involved. reporting live from west gosh ebb township, alexandria hoff

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now in other news tonight more surveillance video is disturbing. the right the now search is on for masked gunman responsible for a string of violent robberies, in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us from police headquarters with more of the video, that can provide clues in the manhunt, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. philadelphia police say they are relieved that no one has been seriously hurt, yet. but they say the two suspects are armed, believed to be very dangerous, and they want to get them off of the streets before someone is hurt. heavily armed, faces covered by masks, they are hard to miss, yet police say these two have already struck twice. >> without a doubt it is a very serious situation and two guys very dangerous to have that type of fire power. >> reporter: first half in wednesday, march 2nd, authorities say two victims were wait fog their food at silver star kitchen on the 1400 vernon road when suspect barged in, forced them to the

ground and robbed the two. >> if you are a victim standing there and looking down barrel of the shotgun or barrel of that, semiautomatic, again, it is something that i can only imagine, people must be terrified. >> reporter: terror continued the afternoon of march 14th, the same two suspects broke in the reyes grocery store on the 2100 shelled even avenue and this time they are seen assaulting a worker before robbing a store. >> two very dangerous individual, armed with fire power, weapons that can kill, you know, and that is our main concern to get them off the street. >> reporter: now two incidents happened in the west oak lane and ogontz section of the city. philadelphia police believe they may have be from those neighborhoods so they are hoping that someone who either recognized their clothing or knows anything about these incident gives them a call. reporting from police headquarters, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. surveillance video now of a robbery fishtown.

two suspects broke in the philadelphia brotherhood mission on east girard avenue sunday morning. one suspect, used a baseball bat to break the glass door and then chased the victim on the street and hit him with that bat. the suspect even used the victim's own kane begins him before lighting a plastic bag on fire and throwing it the at the victim. the victim was hospitalized for his injuries. philadelphia police are looking for three suspects broke into a brewerytown bar by smashing through the wall from a vacant building next door. the surveillance video from last tuesday, of the tropicana baron north 29th street. those suspects got the away with cash, juke box and change machine. if you recognize them call 911. authorities are investigating a cause have the the fire that destroyed a delaware county diner two. alarm fire ripped through the grape leaves diner on edgemont avenue in chester just before 3:00 a.m. the diner is attached to the days inn. the hotel had to be evacuated as the most of the guests were

sleeping. >> i thought somebody was coming through my door they were banging so hard, but we got out, as long as i got my baby out, i don't care about nothing else. >> guests were allowed back in the hotel, no one was injured in the fire. taking a look at the weather, now, another gray day across the region as we dealt with more showers. "eyewitness news" in glenside, montgomery county and those out and about today, had that jacket on, and maybe umbrella handy just in case. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cb the s3 sky deck with more on what we can expect as we go forward, kate. >> jessica, you will remember my forecast yesterday was for late the day breaks of sun and i said luckily the evening lasts longer, some daylight and i'm out here, on the sky deck looking for my forecasted breaks of sun and seeing a little bit of blue sky over center city philadelphia still a few sprinkles here and there but i do think you'll see a few breaks possibly before the day is out. with that said just remember it as a cloudy, glummy, gray day. look at one spot off to the north and west in kutztown on the live neighborhood network starting to see a few breaks

in the cloud cover there but those cloud hung on for most of the the day and that has kept temperatures on the chilly side. only 50 degrees there at the moment. storm scan three shows today not a wash out but we had a few showers rotate through. still a few sprinkles, green showing up, one area over montgomery county, other shower over burlington county at the moment but zooming out you can see once we get rid of the the cloud bank and showers move out we are sitting in some dry air, for at least the next 12 to 24 hours or so, i do think we will have a chance for showers, again tomorrow. but temperatures, will be on their way up. in the meantime temperatures right now are still on the chilly side, seasonal for march but we have not been seasonal so, it it does feel chilly, 52 in philadelphia. 54 degrees in allentown 567893 lancaster. fifty-six, down in dover. but tomorrow if we get enough sunshine to break through clouds temperatures could make a run toward 70 degrees. i will have your forecast for tomorrow and cools down as we head toward upcoming weekend and more shower chances to go over the forecast to help you

plan out your week, coming up when i join you inside. for now back over to you. >> kate, we will see you then. police rated, a belgium, terror attacks leaves to one man dead. man's body was found after they stormed an apartment in brussels. four officers were injured during that raid. back in november, of course, 130 people were killed, in the paris attacks. some of the people involved in those attacks, lived in brussels. turning to campaign, 2016, five delegate rich states are holding primaries today and outcome could make a dramatic impact on the presidential race. correspondent weijia jiang breaks it all down. >> reporter: voters in illinois, north carolina, missouri, florida, and ohio, can reshape the republican presidential race today. front runner donald trump is man to beat. >> your governor is totally over rated. >> reporter: trump bashed john kasich a at a rally in

youngstown, ohio on monday, and, he has not mud slinging but ohio 66 win are delegates to stay in the race. >> i will be, however, forced going forward to talk about some of the deep concerns i have about the way this campaign has been run by some others. >> reporter: here in florida marco rubio is trailing trump in the polls by a massive margin but the senator says he is brushing off predictions, focusing on getting people to the polls instead. >> we have a big vote here in south florida. we will win this state. >> reporter: a win here comes with 99 delegate. in the democratic race, bernie sanders hopes to sweep the three mid western states after an upset victory in michigan, last week. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will do just great. >> reporter: but hillary clinton already has a significant delegate lead, with more than half of the total needed to win the nomination. >> i've gotten more votes then anybody, including donald

trump, 600,000 more and i think i'm ready to take him on. >> reporter: she's hoping to take on north carolina and florida. weijia jiang for cbs the three "eyewitness news". and deadline to register to vote in local primaries is fast approaching, voters in pennsylvania have until march 28th, the last day to register in delaware is april 2nd, and in new jersey, it is may 17th. now primary day in pennsylvania, and delaware is on april 26th and new jersey will hold its primary on june 7th. stay with "eyewitness news" for tonight's election results and continuing coverage of the campaign 2016, you can find very latest on television and at our web site at cbs philly.com. many primaries are on tuesday, certainly the general election is always on a tuesday. >> that brings up a good question, why do we vote republican democrat. it is tonight's good question submitted by michael brook and david. voters are out in five states

making their selection in the presidential primaries, pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware primaries are also on tuesday. any idea why? >> i have guess people are too groggy on monday and too anxious to get the to the weekend on friday and tuesday just seems like a sort of non- descript innocuous day. >> good guess but wrong, incorrect. nicole brewer has the the real answer tonight at 11:00 o'clock. do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the #cbs-3 good question. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", two kyackers test the limits and video is incredible. but what they did after after this, gets him in trouble with the law. plus this. >> reporter: just in time for easter great news that mother teresa will be saint theresa cleve bryan coming up we will get reaction from the faith for a church that she visited right here in trenton. and a new type of of pen

that can claims to change the way people read. health reporter stephanie stahl will show you how it works, find outfit is right for you next.

on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight dyslexia, millions of people have reading disability and tonight, a new invention that might help, and an actor with a message of hope with children, who are struggling with the problem. >> health reporter, stephanie stahl is here with more on all of this. >> reporter: we have two front for you, because dyslexia can interfere with learning, children with the disability often develop problems with self esteem. well, tonight potential help on two front. >> this is you cannot drink a meat ball through a straw. >> reporter: i love that title. the fonz on book tore with the latest on helping children with learning challenges. >> hank is me. he is short for henry. >> reporter: henry winkler the actor from happy days was diagnosed with dyslexia as an adult, it is a learning disability that makes it hard to read, write, spell and pronounce word. >> my mission is to let

everyone know. i was told i would never achieve. i'm having a good life. >> reporter: jamie miller also suffers from dyslexia along with her husband they invented a pen to help people with the disability. >> it came to her from a childhood experience that she had, her mom would read a page and she would read a page. she would follow long as her mom read. >> reporter: it helps people with dyslexia by reading text out loud through a small blue tooth ear pizzas the pen scrolls along. >> there is a lot of things that can read digital text but not a whole lot of stuff available to help people read printed text. >> reporter: jamie says having a pen as a child would have made all of the difference. >> the world in books are something that as a dyslexic, i would have definitely been a whole library full of books had i had had it. >> reporter: jamie and her husband are in the final stages of getting their pen the on the market and winkler's book is available

now. they don't know what causes dyslexia but plenty of people move past it and want to help others. >> and is there tools to help. >> the fonz is the guy. >> he is, hey. >> well, kicking your cigarette habit cold turkey could be the best option, according to the american cancer society, people who quit smoking, all but once but are more likely to be successful then those who cut down on cigarettes gradually. researchers assigned almost 700 smokers to quit cold turkey or gradually. after four weeks, 39 percent of the gradual quitters had stayed off tobacco to 49 percent of the cold turkey group. >> kate bilo joins with us our forecast. i call it dreary, the the sequel but you did see some blue. >> i can, people are sending me pictures of the sun break go through. >> nice. >> so it looks like it would be a gray, glummy day but, we have a forecast coming together. late day breaks of sun and it weren't for that extra hour of daylight we may not see them as clearly but we are getting sun to break through this

evening. we will see more sunshine, out there tomorrow, but still, we have got chance for showers every day this week unfortunate thely. we're some pay back from the beautiful weather last week we sprung forward into summer and we are getting spring showers that we tend to see this time of the year. it is though still winter, at least for next several days, sunday, first day of spring. the lets look at is what going on outside, taking you out to citizens bank park getting ready for phillies opening day. the it looks beautiful. the those fans will be full, watching phillies play. the that is when you know it is officially springtime. once phillies start taking field at citizens bank park. empty for now. we have a few breaks probably of blue skies in the background, maybe that is wish full thinking but we are getting at least some clearing here this evening, and, certainly, all across the region we are seeing things improving. look at storm scan three right now. you can see showers that impacted the area mid afternoon. they are moving away. they are taking cloud with them. so we have got some clearing happening off to the west, starting to see breaks in that

cloud cover and, of course, it the stays light for the next two hours or so, so we may end up with a pretty decent evening outside after a, dreary, gray day with road spray slowing things down all across the region. it is dry, warm. warm air lurking off to the south and west, eventually gets the in tomorrow but while at one point i thought the we could hit 70 tomorrow, now it is unlikely because we have more clouds in the afternoon and line of showers that could impact the area for at first a stray sprinkle but now showers are more organized tomorrow afternoon. we will get the close. we will be in the 60's tomorrow. it will be a warmer day. we will see more sun then we have been seeing. temperatures right now 62 degrees in philadelphia 54 in allentown. fifty-three in reading. fifty-six in dover. warming up a little bit off to the west where we are seeing breaks in the cloud cover at the moment but as i mention that had warm air just lurking off to the south. if only we can tap into temperatures in the upper 70's in st. louis and lexington, kentucky at the moment. future weather shows it is dried but cloud issues through overnight hours. it will be mild, temperatures will hold in the upper 40's.

tomorrow we will start off with some clouds, also a few breaks of sun and that is how day will be. it is in the a sunny take but it will be partly sunny. we will see more sun then the past few days. watch another line of showers drifting through heading in to your wednesday evening, and it is not a total wash out but scattered showers for wednesday evening commute. that clears out. thursday starts off promising with a good deal of sunshine for st. patrick's day but another bank of cloud around noon and another chance for showers, thursday afternoon into thursday evening. we just can't get rid of the chance for showers this week. 40 percent chance of showers tomorrow, we are at the 40 percent gannon thursday. even threw 10 percent chance of showers in on friday as yet another system off to the north could send down a stay sprinkle, mostly dry, saturday looks like the one dry day in the the forecast and then we are back to rain chances starting on sunday. as far as overnight hours tonight it will be generally clear, breaks in the cloud cover we will call it mostly cloudy, cool at 47. wind north at five to 10 miles an hour, tomorrow not a bad day, sunshine, milder day, 68

for daytime high but those showers moving in the afternoon. they will bring additional clouds in the and that means we don't hit that 07-degree mark but still warmer then today and a lot warmer then yesterday. then we will fast forward to st. patrick's day thursday. 64 degrees. the starts off with sunshine but turns out mostly cloud which a chance for another round of showers in the afternoon and evening. here's you're witness weather three day forecast, again above average tomorrow and thursday. the neither day with full sunshine but a few breaks of sun here and there both days with the chance for afternoon shower. friday more sun, little cooler, back to more march-like weather. fifty-five on friday. cooler on friday. cooler again for the weekend. i'll tell what you winter officially end this weekend, spring begins on sunday but it will be feeling a little bit more winter like to start spring. >> little will chill. >> i'll explain next half an hour. >> when you say 68, jessica looked at me. >> thumbs up on that. >> absolutely. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, the hills alive in philadelphia a.

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the nun whose name is synonymous were being a saint business to become one. we will show you how mother teresa's legacy is helping the poor live on, in our area. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. pope francis says the mother teresa of calcutta will be made a saint on september 4th. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us many are remembering when the beloved religious leader visited trenton, new jersey. >> reporter: as catholics attended noon mass at st. mary's cathedral in trenton prayers and script tour reading focused on the coming celebration of easter but you this year the gospel, good news added a new page. the a announcement that mother

teresa who visited st. mary's 20 years ago will be saint teresa. >> halleluiah, another saint, powerful saint to pray especially for poor. >> beautiful thing. that woman was an image of charity. >> reporter: after confirming in september that mother teresa meets requirements of sainthood by performing two miracles pope francis formalized plans by setting the date september 4th. it is the eve of the 19th anniversary of her death. for those who are mother teresa's trenton visit in 1995, news has special meaning. >> for me personally, it is something very special, and important. >> reporter: monsignor leonard troyano had three days net toys organize mother teresa's visit. she showed a little sponge when it came to having a little, security guard at her side. >> she said i don't think so, that was her response. and i said to her, but mother, i think it is important, it is just for your own safety. >> reporter: lewis rodgers was also there, and inspired her brother to paint this

portrait. >> the whole cathedral was surrounded by people who just wanted a glimpse of her, and she was, just very moving, when she spoke. >> reporter: officials with the diocese of trenton say it is much too soon to have any plans for special mother teresa celebration but plans could be in the works as it gets closer to september. in trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". won't be long now. >> so many people here of that vibrant memory for sure. >> no doubt about it. chester mother is reaching out to "eyewitness news" for help with her child. she said he is considered taking his own life because of bullying. take a look at this video, mother of ten year-old brahim cold well says her son has been coming home distraught over bullying. this video was taken by his cousin on the school bus. brahim's mom says there are eight to ten boys responsible and that she's made a report with the police. police continue to search for the mask home invader who terrorized a woman in tredyffrin chester county. take a look at these two

pictures, grainy image on the right side of the screen shows someone using victim's atm card at devon square shopping center on saturday. police believe this photo on the lefties the same type of latex, halloween mask worn by that suspect. if you know who this person could be, give police a call. a north jersey man knew something was terribly wrong when he woke up to the sound of his car alarm going off and it turns out his car was stolen but not by a thief. a water main break in downtown hoboken yesterday morning flooded city streets and caused a sink hole to opened up, well, right under his car. it took some heavy equipment and reenforced straps to bring the car back aboveground. new developments tonight the in the flint, water crisis. two former officials linked to the situation defended themselves today on capitol hill. former epa susan headmandy fended agency's actions, in defense of the the flint water crisis. >> difficult not sit on the sidelines and did not down

play any concerns raised by epa scientists. >> reporter: she stepped down as director of the epa's midwest regional office in february, as the lead crisis grew. she said federal law prevented epa from acting more aggressively. >> did anybody at epa do anything wrong. >> i don't think anyone at epa did anything wrong, but do i believe we could have done more. >> reporter: flint started using water from the flint water in 2014 as a cost cutting measure. the river the water was not properly treat add allowing lead to leach from the pipes. many children tested positive for elevated levels of lead. >> this is a water treatment issue. this is not a leadership issue. >> reporter: darnell early, former state appointed city emergency manager also testified before the the house committee. he pointed fingers at epa and michigan's department of environmental quality. >> as we all know we were grossly mislead by the experts at epa. >> reporter: early was one of the several emergency managers governor rick snyder appointed for flint. snyder is set to testify

before congress later this week. some are calling for governor's resignation the in the wake of the crisis. just two days before the president's visit to cuba and the the obama administration announced the easing of travel and trade restrictions. according to the u.s. treasury and commerce departments it will be ease for for americans to travel to cuba for educational purposes. it will be easier for american banks to offer more services, in cuba, and for u.s. business toss operate more freely in the caribbean nation. the new regulations follow earlier round of expanded travel and commerce, between the two nations. an ohio man is wearing his support for donald trump not on his sleeves but on his arm. >> and anthony boredel spent $500 to get trump's lakeness inked on his right arm. he is wearing a suit and laughing. he decided to get the tattoo after seeing reports about supporters, on the east coast, doing the same thing.

>> i said i will get a trum tap to and i did it. >> reporter: he also says most people are supportive of his artistic endorsement. still to come on "eyewitness news", hand off, what the makers of self driving cars are doing today to get the futuristic vehicles on the road sooner. your smart phone can give you street directions or find the nearest deli but how helpful is it during a health crisis? researchers put virtual voices such as siri to the test what they discovered that is getting the attention of the medical community, kate. temperatures are on their way up but we still have chance for showers and pretty much every day of the forecast and possibly a few snow flakes this weekend? i will break it down coming up with

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the long arm of the law, caught up with a pair of thrill seekers in this this viral video. two professional kyackers recorded their wild ride over a waterfall in kentucky. video snagged thousands of views on social media and the attention of park rangers who cited them for trespassing. they face a fine of couple hundred dollars that will make your stomach drop just watching it. >> yes, it would. >> we had a little water here from the sky. >> yes. >> but it the is moving out. >> yes, we are seeing a few breaks of the sun. i promised yesterday, and i didn't think would it happen, but clouds are starting to break and we are finally put ago this extra hour of daylight to good use. >> great, great. >> not a a bad evening but temperatures did stay cooler

then we hope thanks to the clouds holding steady. we had light rain, drizzle, just some showers, not a wash out but unfortunately this is pattern we are stuck in this week. pay back from last week when we enjoyed up seatsnablely warm, beautiful weather. now we have to deal with the drizzle and rain. it is still looking pretty drizzly outside right now. let look at is what going on, up to bethlehem where things are getting better. east of the city cloud are still hanging on and may see a sprinkle. heading north and west, looking like a nice evening right now in northampton county, this is our camera atop hotel bethlehem. you can see blue skies, finally break go through, it has been a long, dreary day, yesterday as well, we have not seen the sun really since saturday morning, but now, sun break go through and tomorrow we will see a few breaks of sun as well. the not a brilliantly sunny day but not as dreary as it has been. eyewitness weather watchers always tracking things. lets check with them this evening. temperatures in the 50's right now. warmer then yesterday. we are stuck in the 40's all day. we are talking improvement

here, and up to 54 in bensalem. he looks like it is trying to clear up. hopefully tomorrow springtime again. it might be. tomorrow looks like warmest day of the week. fifty-one as we check with barbara lane in willow grove. showing a little bit of sun peeking through cloud at the 51. she said wind chill 51 making it feel cooler outside, little bit of the breeze this evening. moving into delaware we will check with greg mccoy in marshall ton, 54 and seeing any sunshine, glummy overcast, mostly cloudy day, not much rain, still cool temperatures unfortunately. photos show the big flowers and bird are not the too upset about this weather. we have everything bursting into bloom. i love this shot from phil. flowers do not mind rain and lots of pink popping up all over the region. i don't know about you but i'm seeing blues, flowers, trees, bursting into bloom. it is earlier then usual thanks to this above average warmth. enjoy the scenery and just remember the rain feed these trees and shrubs and flowers so they can look as beautiful

as they do. take a look outside, to the palmyra cove nature park camera. not too bad. you can see breaks in the cloud, finally moving over philadelphia. we will see a few rays of sunshine before the the sunsets this evening. storm scan three shows the showers, moving on out, and dealing with some showers across portions of southern new england, portions of maine seeing rain but for us here in fill at the showers that came through earl willer are moving away and clear skies trying to push in at least for a little bit. unfortunately we have a chance for showers in the forecast every day through the remainder of the workweek. temperatures right now are at 52 degrees in philadelphia 54 in allentown. up to 55 in mount pocono. fifty-seven in dover. strange to see mount pocono one of the warmest spots the on the map with the clearing working its way from the north and west southward. atlantic city airport is at 52 right now. look at how warm in st. louis, 80 degrees. seventy-seven in lexington. that warm air will try to push in tomorrow. i don't think 70's get here down in d.c., maybe even baltimore we will see 70's and we will talk upper 60's here

in philadelphia with you still ten to 15 degrees a have above average. but more shower chances on the way, near 70 tomorrow with just a chance for afternoon sprinkle. showers around, on thursday, and then this is your st. patrick's day and back to the 60's. the showers in the afternoon and then 50's, on friday, so progressive, cooling, as we head through the rest of the week and it will be a breezy day friday as well, and that will usher in a chill for the weekend. in fact, let's break that down for you, later this week we can see first batch of cold air comes in thursday into friday, and then watch, as we head into the weekend, another round of that cold air, it is swing nothing from canada and on sunday we have got a storm threatening to move up the coast. it will bring us cold rain and possibly a few snow flakes milking in. we will talk about that potential at 6:00. overnight tonight, mainly cloudy and cool at 47 degrees. your wednesday, some sun, milder, near 70 with a late day shower. sixty-four with showers, on thursday, cooler but dry friday and saturday and then spring starts on sunday, and it the is cold, only in the

40's with rain and maybe a few snow flakes and it the is still chilly for next week, now back to you at the desk. >> thanks very much. many auto makers believe in the very near future cars will be able to drive themselves. >> were you there are a few hurt tolls clear before cars are ready for the road. as craig boswell reports, u.s. lawmakers took a look at those issues. >> reporter: glimpse of the road ahead, auto makers brought several cars to capitol hill so members of the congress can get for a ride. cameras, and radar allowed the vehicles to steer, brake, accelerate on their own. >> really remarkable how far they have already coming with it. >> reporter: the senator john theun. his committee held a hearing to see what roadblocks need to be cleared. almost every major auto maker is working on the technology along with google will which has spent years testing the cars. >> this estimates 38,000 people were killed on america's roads last year and 94 percent have of accidents

involving human error. self driving cars can help us change that. >> reporter: google will pointed out many states have yet to allow self driving cars on the road and the technology has in the been perfected. a google lexus suv outfitted for self driving accidentally hit a city bus last month in california. >> we are not ready for widespread deployment. >> reporter: mechanical engineering professor marry cummings say autonomous cars are not ready yet. sensors cannot recognize traffic officer and have difficulty performing in bad weather. >> if you have a case with the sudden downpours or rain or snow, then we worry about how cars will reason. >> reporter: she wants to see a federal testing program put in place. the auto makers say they are ready to work with the government toss get self driving cars on the road. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". lawmakers also raised concerns about the the possibility of smart autonomous cars being hacked. sound of music opens up tonight at the academy of music.

>> earlier "eyewitness news" got a backstage tour as show prepares today buy here in philadelphia a crews were busy with their finishing touches getting everything just right when it comes to the set and the props. we also got a look at some have the of the costumes, from carry rebecca brown from swarthmore and played one of the nuns. >> people refer to her as the mean nun, i don't see her that way. she's really just very logical. i love that about her. she is the nun does not think maria should be at the abby and she's right, because maria end up marrying the captain and falling in love with him. >> yes. >> the sound of music runs in philadelphia through sunday. there will be a total of eight performances. south jersey charity is counting on the kindness of strangers to help make a difference. volunteers with angels of god in pitman, want to hand out 1,000 easter baskets packed with goodies for kids in need. so far they have enough donations to fill about half of those baskets and they

still need help reaching their goal. >> to a child in need easter basket is important, might not be perfect to you or i but families struggling just can't put together an easter basket. they don't have extra fund to do that. so us providing the basket for them is a hand up. >> for a list of the items being collected, and where to drop them off, go to cbs philly.com. still ahead on "eyewitness news", it is home where president reagan learns he was the new command inner chief. >> now lavish estate in callus up for sale, we will take you inside the presidential palace when we come right back.

michael jackson's estate is selling one of the late singer's prize assets his music catalogue, zone agreed to pay the estate 750 million-dollar, for the right, to some of the world's most iconic songs, including hits from the beatles, bob dylann a taylor swift. jackson's mother and three children will keep the rights to the master recordings and all of the music that he wrote. welshing reagan's called california home before and after their time in the the white house. now one of the million-dollar homes is up for sale to the highest bidder. >> insider's michael yo joins us from los angeles with more on that, michael. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, this reagan pad is nestled in the pacific pal said 21 miles from hollywood, now on the market for a cool 33 million-dollar. only debbie can give you an exclusive first look at inside the presidential palace. >> hi there. >> welcome to the riveria

white house, let me show you around. >> reporter: designer, developer, janet, is taking us inside the house that the reagan's built. >> so, the history on have this house is obviously amazing. what are the wow factors for you. >> well, the view. this is amazing. this is a presidential view, for sure. >> reporter: reagan's bought land and began building their modest 4,700 square food mid century home in 1955. it is where they raised their children and lived for three decade. price tag back then, $8,000. >> so this isn't what the kitchen looked like in 1957 when they sold the house. >> no. >> well, that is probably living better. >> he was host of the ge, television show, and they decided since he was building a house from the ground up they would make it the house of the future. >> reporter: reagan's sold their house in 1982, and since then it has a pricey face lift. now two story mansion sits on

a 28,000 square foot lot. >> how many thousand square feet is this home. >> 12,000 square feet, and how many bedrooms. >> it the is about seven bedrooms. >> it is definitely deserving a toast to the reagan's. >> so much more on the show tonight, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> all right, for more on that and all of the happenings in hollywood, watch the the insider tonight at 7:30 right the here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> for the second time in a month a lsd seizure here on the villanova campus as police arrested a second a alleged student dealer. villanova officials, now sounding an alert, i'll have the story, coming up. also, a brawl, breaks out at a high school hockey game but in the on the ice, whom police say started throwing punches and why an arrest could becoming, kate? after a dreary start to your tuesday, the sun has finally broken through in time to enjoy our extra hour of

daylight but more showers on the the way for the next couple of days, i'll break down timing coming up at 6:00. plus defending his decision, new jersey governor chris christie respond to criticism will over missing troop are sean cullen's funeral. the reason the governor says he would not have a attended, anyway. lsd on the local campus, for the second time in less than a month a student hospitalized, and another arrested, now the university is taking action. the most recent case on the campus of villanova this past saturday. good evening i'm ukee washington. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reportser walt hunter live from villanova with the school's response and television exclusive, walt. >> reporter: jessica, villanova officials told me a few hours ago that they are taking swift, decisive action, to both alert the students

here, and to protect them have after the second arrest of a student for allegedly dealing lsd this past weekend. in that incident police say they confiscated the drug, as many as 3800 potential doses of it, and another student, they say, was sickened in the incident, that led to that drug discovery. it began saturday night on the villanova campus, officials say, a student, reported missing, after taking lsd. >> a student reported that his roommate had gone to valley forge park and had unfortunately taken lsd while there, he had a bad reaction. >> reporter: acting quickly, campus officials helped fine the student who was treated at a local hospital, and then they say, they found this, a safe with a vial of lsd in other student's room. a along with more than 3800 tabs. each is infused with the drug, could hold a single dose. >> that is a