behind me shoulder you can see what is left of what happened just a few hours ago today. you mentioned it happened at 2:00. we will get video to show you what it looked like a after this happened. now, there was a funeral that happened here earlier today, that some folks were having a reception for the person that passed away this afternoon to celebrate her life. we're told that is when at 2:00 o'clock this was a woman driving the car, four people inside, including her, drove inside the side of the wall there, and at that point, emergency crews were on probably around five minutes later, but nobody was seriously hurt. we spoke to the lawnside fire chief who was one of the first on the scene, lets take a listen. >> we had to remove the driver, sorry, passenger vehicle during the accident. we had to cut her out of the vehicle. they were trapped.

>> two people with minor injuries, meanwhile, just speaking to the people here earlier today they left 30 minutes ago. this is a popular sight near wayne bryant community center arc lot of different uses for this community center. jessica and jim, scary to think people were inside just moments after a funeral when a car went inside. good news to report no serious injuries. live, i'm david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is a miracle, thanks very much. upper darby parents face charges for their a alleged involvement in what has been described as an out of control house party. police were called out to the scene sunday night, saying hundreds of teens filled the home and flood the streets with alcohol, smoking marijuana. officers estimated 300 people were on the property, including the parents, who they say, did not cooperate rate. >> he is drunk, obviously drunk, and he starts fighting with the cops and bee rating the cops and telling police they have no right in his house. it is his party.

>> they are a good family. i just think it got blown out of proportion on social media good parents were arraigned on charges of corruption of minors and providing alcohol, for the under aged party goers. now after a very chilly weekend and wintry mix of weather overnight we're out of the wood and into a warm up. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first look at the forecast a, justin. >> good evening, jim. problem today is just the win, battling strong wind gusts, over 30 miles an hour, and this time of the year sunnies pretty strong. we did get up to 50 degrees but that is below average. warming trend has already started. it may not have felt to it day but check it out compared to 24 hours ago, anywhere from four to 12 degrees warmer, and that is a sign of things to come. each day gets warmer. then we will bring in may-like temperatures. forty-nine is current number right now at the airport. mid 40's in allentown. thirty-four in mount pocono. forty-two in doylestown. mid 40's in mount holly, new jersey. the those wind gusts still over 30 miles an hour, gusting

to 36, in wilmington. it is north westerly wind, ushering in colder air. you can see progression of the the clouds over central pennsylvania. moving to the south and east and that is that wind flowing out of the canadian area bringing colder air but good news winds start to switch around over the next 24 hours and we will see a lot of sunshine and cranking temperatures up, letting you know how long we will get and how warm it will last. we will check out full forecast in a few more minutes, back to you. meanwhile bill cosby suffers a legal setback in the defamation lawsuit brought about by seven accusers. a federal judge in philadelphia ruled that attorneys for would the men can see the case files, from andrea constand's lawyer. constand reached a civil settlement with cosby in 2005 and now facing criminal charges stemming from allegationness that case. the judge says that she will in the whether a jury the in the defamation case can see the case files. new questions about water safety are bubbling up in the wake of the flint water crisis. at a philadelphia city council

hearing today philadelphia's water commissioner defended the cities water quality and practices. and estimated 50 to 60,000 properties in the city of lead service lines that could cause contamination. she admitted many homeowners are unaware. >> need to improve public education and we're opening to suggestions on how to do that and how you to get word out if you have lead in your plumbing, there is certain precautions thaw should take. >> lead is far from just a philadelphia problem. a 2015 new jersey department of environmental protection report shows 37 water systems in that state with elevated lead and copper violations. a philadelphia police officer is recovering from a crash in kensington, chopper three over the scene on c and east somerset streets, police say crash happened while the 24th district officer was respond to go a foot pursuit just after 1:00 this have afternoon. in one else was hurt. police are looking for the men who robbed a little caesars in southwest

philadelphia. surveillance shows suspect loitering outside waiting for employees to lock up. then they entered and forced within of the work tours open up the safe. one of the men hits employee on the head with the handgun. they got a hundred dollars in cash and then took off. and then the woman seen in this february surveillance video is charged with burglary and criminal trespass. police say 29 year-old sarah higgins stole money from a book sale at st. martha's school and being try on academy road. higgins was originally wanted for questioning and then arrested yesterday morning after she was stopped for investigation in port richmond. president obama continues his historic trip to cuba, meeting with the country's president raul castro in had van a the two leaders took questions from reporters, castro pushed back against president owe bam's call for greater human rights and democracy. he also called for an end to the trade embargo against cuba president obama talk about the need for cuba to open up its economy to private enterprise.

the president's visit to cuba has drawn both praise and condemnation depending on who you ask. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, talked to some in new jersey on both sides. >> that would be a fun time to go down there. >> reporter: gary didn't have your typical spring break, rutgers camden student returned from cuba to learn about urban development and was not what he expect. >> people down there really do have capitalism, we think that everything is, run by the government but it is not, it is not always the case. >> reporter: these days cuban life is less of the mystery to americans as president obama works to normalized relations. he is there as first u.s. president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. >> incredible movement for obama. >> reporter: professor santiago guided rutgers trip and has been visiting cuba since 1907's. she says is there a growing desire for american trade and tourism. >> they love the united states. they love people from here. this trip i saw more of that, then you saw before.

>> reporter: while some look at possible benefits, stormy relationships with cuba, others say president obama is making a mistake by visiting the country. they point out continued human rights violations and that the government in cuba is harboring terrorists. specifically new jersey police and elect officials say president obama needs to demand return of the the joe and chessmart, convicted of murdering state trooper warner forrester in 1973, a and fled to cuba after escaping prison. now under her alias, she is idolized by some anti police activist. >> we owe a debt to the family of trooper forrester, and trooper harbor, to bring her back to justice, to finish her sentence. >> reporter: today president obama says he is pressing cuba's president for changes. in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also scott pelley will have have more on president obama's visit to cuba on the "cbs evening news" a at 6:30. well, a local officer gets national recognition. up next how he is changing

lives in his community. also, for a very special little boy a a very special honor, william lindsey is police officer for the day, here in gloucester township and will tell you about how this very special little boy earned the honor, coming up. a live look now at an eagles nest in pennsylvania, we will have more on this eagles family and why officials are working to stop what they call a threat to the the beautiful birds and other wild life. justin? well, it has been a chilly start to the spring season and now we will bring back less windy conditions, warming trend that begins tomorrow and we will talk about more showers when it all arrives, full forecast in a few minutes, don. south beach, art designs, little havana, miami has lots of attractions but it turns out the basketball team is one of them. what the villanova wildcats are saying about their sweet 16 match ups against the hurricanes, later in sports.

well, drones could soon be banned from pennsylvania's state game land. the state gaming commission is reportedly considering the ban because of several incidents, most likely people trying to take photos. but officials say that the drones are interfering with wild life, and namely, migrating bird. they fear drones will spook the birds and alter their migration. lancaster on line reports that the ban could receive preliminary a travel early april. one drone reportedly flew too close to this eagles nest. the this is live web cam video of the nest in hanover, york county, pennsylvania. eagles have two eggs in their nest and the male and female take turns one sitting on the eggs and protecting them, the other hunting for food. experts say the bald eagle eggs could hatch very soon, once we have a look at eagle, chicks will be sure to show them to you. >> it is fun to watch. >> i was obsessed with this all day long, just checking in, yes. >> new at 6:00 south jersey boy in the fight of his life

gets a chance to fulfill his dreams. >> "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is in gloucester township with more on how that little boy's wish came true, walt. >> reporter: well, it is so tough to be a seven year-old little boy in kindergarten student fighting cancer but yet, little li a.m. lindsey's mother says every day on his way to kindergarten he would ask to be driven past police station here in gloucester township because some day he dreamed of being a police officer. and today, in a very, very special ceremony, that little boy's dream came true. with sirens and solutes, gloucester township's newest and by far youngest ever police office's arrived to be sworn in, first, limping in his new police car over his spider man shirt before taking the oath of office. >> congratulations today. >> applause. >> reporter: seven year-old lie am lindsey now officer officer liam lindsey surprise that had his home, was taken

off to become what he has always dreamed of being, a police officer. >> i really just like police officers. >> reporter: licensing before he joined mcgruff and other officers fighting crime, liam proved what he is really made of, taking on a fierce enemy, cancer, diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at age four, enduring chemotherapy, for the past three years. >> he just wants to help people. he has got a really great heart. >> they look up to us like that when we're their hero it ace i good feeling for us and we want to make him happy. >> we have a police k-9 shirt. >> reporter: there were gifts to go with liam's new badge and chance to command a k-9. putting on swat gear, young officer lynncy made it clear that he knows what happens to the bad guys. >> and while it is true, he is only officer ever patrol in a booster seat, his fellow

officers say that this kindergarten cop, has already shown enough strength and courage to earn him, an adult sized, commendation for bravery. and liam's family says they are hoping that by december, he will finally finish with his chemotherapy and start moving forward. and no where are there more hopes and prayers for this little boy then right here with his fellow officers in gloucester township. live from police headquarters i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is so great to see walt, thanks. there is a national recognition for local policeman, camden county lieutenant jeremy merck received medal of honor from the non-profit group teach anti bullying. lieutenant merck is credited with building camden city community policing initiative and former marine that volunteers at a a academy. he said making a difference involves everyone on the the

police force. >> all of the officers, in the police department we made contacts in the community. day in and day out. it is not that it is a particular thing that we do but we do it every single day. >> the teach anti bully medal of honor ace ward todd individuals across the country who have made a positive impact on their communities. job seekers turnout tat to the crown plaza hotel on city avenue for a job fair, 20 of the areas top employers were on hand for coast to coast philadelphia career fair. the employers are looking to fill about 500 jobs. >> good for them it is good weather. they don't to have wait outside long while. >> easy job this week with the weather, nice and quiet. >> i like is what on the horizon. >> exactly. >> we had it good over the winter. >> you are right. >> yes, i can't complain. >> that is what we do around here we complain a little bit. >> why are you looking at the me.

>> no problem here. >> we are talking about main line conditions coming at us for middle of the week, and not a bad easter weekend shaping up. we will get to that in a bit. we will go outside to southern delaware, live look at rehoboth beach enjoying some sunshine. the breezy. temperatures in the 40's, but a nice sunset shaping upright now. is there somebody sitting there on the beach, and that person has the right idea. check it out, they are on their chair right here in between the buildings here so they are in the sun, that is what i would be doing with a little music on enjoy a nice finish to monday. cloud free skies, still cold tonight though and one more cold night to go and then we will warm things up 567894 degrees. that is where we should be this time of the year. that didn't happen today. we did get to 50. that is nos too bad but yesterday three that was it. tomorrow above average. making a run at 07's for middle of the week, before our next chance of rain, returns to the forecast. mid 40's in the lehigh valley, 46 in reading. go to the capitol city of delaware still hanging ton

50 degrees. the there is cold air to the north and west, check it out 41 in albany. thirty-six in buffalo at this hour. that is why core of the cold air sticks around one more night, it is cold enough to support snow breaking out across eastern great lakes and upstate new york, northern pennsylvania and that cold pocket moves north east. here's is what happening south and west, nothing. that is what you can expect a lot of sunshine and even warm temperatures. we will be protect by high pressure for next several days and then starts to move off shore. so this is key to bringing in the warm air, southwest wind behind that high starting to crank up that warmth across the delaware valley. we have a cold front staying to our north for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, finally thursday night, this front will start to push through the region with rain chances and cooler a eras we head in the weekend. tomorrow it is cold, still below freezing in locations outside the city. thirty for reading. the mid 30's elsewhere in the city and wilmington. tomorrow afternoon it is nice, sunshine, mid to upper 50's over a lot of location as

cross the region and then look at wednesday, mess spots close to 70, the exception right along water, delaware bay and atlantic ocean with the southwest win but it will be nice come mid week. mostly clear, breezy, 34 for low temperature in the city and tomorrow milder, 57 degrees with sunshine and included. the here's that extended forecast, each day warmer in the lower 70's. wednesday and thursday, friday we will get that rain, mainly during morning and then skies clear out a little bit. little cooler. lower 60's. the right now easter weekend looks dry. there could be rain later on in the day sunday or monday but when you are hunting for eggs easter sunday morning you are good. >> i was going to stick stuff in my flower boxes. >> too early. >> you have to wait until mothers day. >> yes, yes, you can put blankets on your flowers in the morning. >> yes. >> thanks, justin. "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead to that, scott.

>> here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, history in had van, cuba officially welcomes president obama, a remarkable moment for u.s./cuba relations decade in the making. plus we will have our new cbs news poll what americans think about the front runners, and before there was winnie the poo the there was the real winnie the poo we will introduce you tonight on the "cbs evening news".

done doll bell joins us now with know of autopsy date for everybody. that was within of the best weekend, most enjoyable weekend of college basketball in a long time. >> fun, right there great game. >> villanova got after it. good stuff. jay wright went in the locker room with a big smile in his face and fist pumping. he looked like tiger woods on the 18th green in the masters like back in the day.

but that is yesterday's news. today jay was all business. that is because his wildcats are gearing up for three seeded miami. hurricanes have never made it to the elite eight, they have history on their mind. they also have a talented roster with veteran players. >> they have great experience, great length. rodriguez is a great point guard out there. they have carmen reid on the wings, big guys. they are very experienced. they are well coached and they play defense well. so it will be a tough one for us but we are looking forward to it. >> now thursday, at 7:00 p.m., cb. three is place to be catch villanova and miami in the sweet 16. leslie van arsdal is making the trip to louisville, catch her live reports, wednesday. all right. saint guess hawks had a great year. they won a-10 tournament title, they punched their ticket to the big dance and they beat senate the eye in round number one. now, here, are the hawks as they, returned to campus, just minutes ago, and could not

hold a seven-point lead with five minutes left, and lost to number one seed oregon, last night. but never let a single loss cloud bigger picture. >> we're not into lift your head and all that kind of stuff. they put a lieutenant of into this. they will take it hard. and sometimes in the next couple of days, we will get them to lift up and look at the man in the mirror and realize the man in the mirror is a champion. >> well said, coach. >> sixers are in indiana tonight trying to snap a nine game road losing streak. the flyers meanwhile are visiting islanders, orange and black three points out of the final wild card spot. baseball new spring training phillies and tiger, aaron nola round nothing to regular season form throwing six innings of two hit ball and allowing one run. cedric hunter, at the dish, going deep right field, third home run of the spring. the fightins, tame tigers four-three. also if you signed up for

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>> this is a new day. un nuevo dia . >> pelley: and an historic day, a first meeting between u.s. and cuban presidents in havana in nearly 90 years. also tonight, new electronic gear shifts are blamed for more than 100 accidents. the little-known law that is taking this six-year-old away from the only family she's ever known. >> with very heavy hearts we comply with the order, and we'll be waiting here for them to come take her. >> pelley: and the untold story behind one of the most famous stories of all time. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: few americans thought they would live to see this day. an american president meeting with a communistre