>> sing in the car bobby hill who became an international sensation when he sang for the pope shares his play list with our vittoria woodill. and the big news he's revealing first to cbs3. and a cold night is underway. but then we've got swings to talk about. i'll tell when you temperatures could hit the 70s when they plummet to the 40s and when you'll need the umbrella. plus, the sneezing, runny nose, how do you know if you have allergies or the common cold? good question. nicole nicole brewer heads to the doctor for the answer. good evening, i'm jessica dean. ukee washington is off tonight. those stories are straight ahead but we begin tonight with a community in mourning. a large crowd gathered to pay tribute to a teenager killed by a hit-and-run driver. "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff is live at the scene of that accident with how the 16-year-old is being remembered tonight. alex? >> reporter: well jessica, around this time last night,

quasan that are they are was a iteming a dangerous cross over route 130 he made it over the median when did he he was struck by a car traveling southbound. that car did not stop. but tonight the driver is behind bars. >> guarding their candles from the wind, dozens gathered in camden to pay tribute to a smile they say continues to burn on. >> i looked at his bed. when i looked at his bed, i saw his mom crying. this can't be real, man. >> quasan turner was off from pennsauken high school and headed back from hanging out with friends when he was hit near route 130 and 49th street he was left to die and police were left without many clues. until the young niece and passenger in a car driven by 40-year-old susan high land of beverly suddenly called police. >> now they're going through something because of her actions and 19-year-old that called the cops to do that for us, bless

her. i thank her for that. >> reporter: yet 24 hours anger turned into forgiveness and tears have turned to smiles. something quasan never had any trouble provoking in others. >> my last moments with him he was just hugging me and kissing me. that's it. that's all i can think about. that's making me smile. >> it will be some long long nights and i'll get through them but i ain't going to cry. >> reporter: now, crossing six lane highway like this is not only dangerous but also illegal. yet police say the driver not stopping simply trumps all. she has been charged with a crime and for driving with a suspended license. she's being held on $200,000 bail. police say when they went to her home in beverly to try and arrest her, she attempted escaping out the back. reporting live in pennsauken, alex hoff cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> alex, thank you. new tonight a14-year-old is

in critical condition after getting shot in the back in west philadelphia. "eyewitness news" on the scene at 60th and 59. no word on the victim's identity. no arrests have been made. septa says it's locate add group young children seen on cell phone video attacking riders on the el train last we week. those children who appear to be around sick or seven years old recorded yelling obscenity, hitting and even spitting on passengers. police say the four boys got on the train with an adult at second and market. and the disturbing behavior continued until they got off the train at york and dauphin. septa tracked down the group and connected them with social services. we are hearing tonight from an abington couple who was victimized not once but twice. someone helped themselves to their belonging after their house caught fire. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in abington with more on just what happened. david? >> reporter: jessica, this is a tough story. one thing to lose your home in a fire arc home you've been living in for almost three decades,

then to be victimized again by theft. to night this couple says they just want everything back. >> i got burned. i got out of my house save. my family got out of the house save. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are painful reminder of a powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian abington they shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening. that's what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned home, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings, plus a credit card. >> i felt like because i had been a victim of a fire someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like, oh, the insurance will pay 40. >> reporter: police say this man used that credit card in several stores on broad street in north philadelphia. they don't know if he actually broke into the house but they do know he's using the card.

>> what's the likelihood of someone coming from north philadelphia up here to abington to take some credit cards to go back down to philadelphia and use them, more likely somebody up here took them and maybe sold them to him. >> reporter: detectives are looking into all possibilities. graves says a credit card can be replaced. but he wants his wife's rings back. >> working folks out here just like anywhere else. we ain't rich. not by a long shot. >> reporter: i'm told there may be more suspects involved. if you happen to recognize the man in that picture or know anything about the case, give abington police a call. reporting live tonight in abington township, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. the feds have fined term minnick 10 millions dollars for using a tox zig pesticide that nearly killed a delaware valley vacationing in the virgin islands. they were charged with he will illegally used meth they will bromide at 13 residences and one

resort. term minnick agreed to pay the fine it stopped using the pesticide in the us and its territories. last year steven he is mon his wife theresa and their two teenagers got sick while staying at a resort in saint john. former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor is pennsylvania's new solicitor general. the appointment makes castor second in command to embattled attorney general kathleen kane. he's expected to oversee the age see's administrative duties. kane is schedule to go to trial in august on charges she leaked secret grand jury material and lied about it. she's not seeking re-election. final four fever is sweeping the villanova university campus with students and alumni snatching up gear. "eyewitness news" at the bookstore today where anything final four related was a hot commodity. it's the wildcats first final four appearance in seven years. the bookstore manager says they do have enough inventory to fill 15 pages of online back or.

>> i can't guarantee they'll be sizes outside but we do enough products coming in to support the masses. >> fans buying the final four gear are also probably hoping they'll be able to pick up some national championship gear next week. first though nova will need to get by okay owing in the final four. speaking of that, our lesley van arsdall will be traveling with the wildcats to texas. she'll have live reports from houston starting thursday as villanova prepares for the final four. well, allergies can certainly wreak havoc during the spring the sneezing, sniffling any allergy sufferer can tell you it's no fun. but how do you know for sure if it's allergies or cold? good question. our nicole brewer joins us now with the answer and nicole, it is not comfortable at all to have those spring allergies. >> it's that time of year. it's no fun. we know the symptoms right, jess, but with so much overlap even doctors coat get confused. how do we know if it's a cold or allergies? it's a good question especially as the pollen count

continues to climb. ♪ >> when off cold, how do you feel? >> terrible. >> what are the symptoms. >> runny knows, sore throat. >> causing and sneezing. >> stuffy. >> you just don't feel good. you feel like crap. >> what about allergies? same thing. >> the same. >> itchy eyes. >> sneezing. tiredness. cough. >> how do you know the difference? >> i guess it's hard to tell. >> even for doctors. for us distinguishing between does my patient have allergies or a cold can be really difficult. >> dr. jennifer arc family figure at rowan university's school of osteopathic shed zen there are a few weeks to separate colds from allergies. >> if you're getting a fever chances are it's a cold or vir virus. >> that's something good to kn know. >> second thing muscle aches and pains more like cold or virus or bacteria. >> i agree with that, yes. normally with allergies i don't think you'll get a body ache. >> the last thing would be itchy and watery eyes. that's a really sort of hallmark allergy symptom. >> dr. jenn says it's also important to pay attention to

the onset of symptoms. >> you will get those allergy symptoms right away. okay. thatters no warming up to it. if you're exposed you'll get the symptoms. however, a cold is more likely going to come over the course of a few days. >> then there's duration. >> cold or like the flu that will last for a few days to a couple weeks at most. allergies if you're not treated, for example, will last for as long as the allergy season las lasts. or as long as you're exposed to the allergens. >> right. pollen count up and everything. >> as for treatment this doc says antihistamines work best for allergies. colds and viruses can be treated with over the counter dead mode indication or antibiotics. >> we learned something today. i glad you stopped us on the side of the road. >> dr. jenn says about 20% of people suv from allergies and you can get them at any age symptoms are worse in children and adults in their theirs and 40s and the doctor tells me you can even have periods where you have no symptoms at all. it creeps back on you.

>> i understand that. first hasn't. >> tricky. you suffer from allergies. >> i used to have them terrible they back off. >> i know. >> we deal. >> we deal. >> nicole, thanks so much. >> thanks jess. >> what's your good question log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. and nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear your good question. the choir boy who medical our hearts when he sang for the pope shows off his pop skills. >> ♪ >> bobby still got it. singer bobby hill grabs his play list and hits the road with vittoria woodill. the big news he shares with tori about his future. plus it was a lunch to remember for these local police officers. how a simple note on their check made a big impact. kate? >> and it's cold out there tonight. you can see all the blue over

our area but the 70's are on their way back. i'll tell when you to break out some of that summer gear and when you'll have to put it away again with the full forecast when we come back.

>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ oscar winning actress patti duke has died. the former child star passed away today from sepsis stemming from ruptured intestine. she woke an oscar 1962 for her role as a young helen keller in the film the miracle worker. she was best known though for her 1963 sitcom the patti duke show. she survived by her husband and three children. patti duke was 69 years old. in campaign 2016 tonight drum is that standing by his campaign manager who is now charged with misdemeanor batte battery. authorities in jupiter, florida filed the charge against corey lou want do you ski the charge stems from video taped altercation way reporter following a campaign rally trump

says he's confident he will be exonerated. a kind gesture makes a lasting impression on group of cherry hill police officers. the group was in maryland last friday for the funeral of officer jacai colson. on the way home they stopped to have lunch at a baltimore restaurant when the bill came that's what they found. the check had been paid and on the note on the back it read god bless you fellas! family from lindenwold who had a casual conversation with the officers carried out the good deed. >> we immediately look at each other and we want to do find them. so we got out, waitress wondered what we were doing. we got up and ran outside and we were able to catch up with them about a block down the street. >> the officers thanked the family and gave them a cherry hill police patch as a small token of their appreciation. well you may have just watched james corden carpool cary yolk key on cbs3. vittoria woodill has her own version for you. she's on the road with bobby hill the young man who made

headlines around the world on the night he sang for the pope. while vittoria and bobby were rocking out the 14-year-old reviewed big news you'll hear first here on cbs3. >> all right, bobby, you ready to do this. >> yes, i am. >> let's roll. maybe we should kick it off with something. you want to kick -- ooh mean, it's your mix tape so you have sarah, bruno or taylor. >> i'll take taylor. >> tailor first. we'll shake it off first. >> sure. >> get ready. keep your seat belt on, though. ♪ >> that's what people say. that's what people say. bobby, break the windows. >> i'm just going to shake, shake, shake, shake, shake it

off. >> i don't know, bobby, let them know. >> yell it. >> i have all this energy now. >> are you hungry? >> sure. i brought you this nerd rope. >> thank you. >> snack on that. i'm going to snack on this. leftover easter candy. >> oh, okay. >> ♪ >> i know when i need it i can count on you five, four, three, two, you'll be there. 'cause that's what friends are toe supposed to do, oh, yeah, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, yeah, yeah ♪ >> you've got something big going on. >> yeah. >> what's the next step for you? good well, on april 4th i'm applying to prague to roar my album with the check national symphony orchestra. >> wow! holy molely. good i know. >> ♪

>> i wonder what could happen if you say what you want to say and let the words fall out honestly i want to see you be free. ♪ >> would you say this is making you more nervous or less nervous than the pope? >> less nervous. >> okay. >> more nervous. >> more nervous? >> i'm just kidding. >> ♪ >> hit it, bobby. >> what you want to say let the words fall out. honestly i want to see you be free. >> let it go. let it go. >> free! i want to see you be free. >> it's been real. >> it's been real. >> have fun in prague, bobby. right. i mean how much fun was that?

there's more ahead for bobby when he comes back from prague after recording his album he'll be performing a benefit concert at the kimmel center in may for local youth charities. tickets go on sale april 4th. bobby is the man. >> tori, so many things to say. number one congratulations to him for recording the album that's out staning. >> unreal. >> number two your voice sounded pretty good. >> did you hear my pipes. >> you were good and driving at the same time. >> well you know i wasn't trying to break the windows like bobby was but i was just trying to keep up. >> you did. >> thank you. >> well done. >> thank you. >> have you tore yack excellent work. good to see you. blew me away. kate is here now. you were watching the james corden special you got to see the bobby hill edition. >> yes. >> which was just as good if not better. >> than the james corden speci special. >> are you just saying that. >> not at all. i loved your brave rendition. the corden special also hilarious. >> really great. a great night for tv. >> good night to stay in if you don't want to get blown away. >> tonight is blustery and it's.

the winds are starting to die down now, but now the temperatures are steadily dropping and tomorrow morning you'll need to head out to the bus stop or work maybe warm up the car even temperatures below freezing in some spots the chill yesterday night we've felt in sometime. let's take look what's happening weather wise. time lapsed video. this is from our live neighborhood network the leadership academy in philadelphia. started off on great note. darken these two cameras let me take you through the time lapse at sun advise. look at this day. it's just blue sky as far as the eye can see. a few puffy wear weather cumulus drifting through and that perfectly clear cobalt blue sky all afternoon until sunset just a gorgeous, gorgeous day, but the wind made it feel whole lot colder than the thermometer had you believe. the winds are starting to slacken a bit. here's the overall pattern want to zoom out completely you can see on storm scan3 the cold air in place over the northeast thanks departing storm over the

canadian maritime province. it brought us wet weather on monday. move on out. we have high pressure building in from the west but the pressure gradient has been creating those strong gusty winds. the good news, we will see that pressure gradient continue to weaken overnight and into tomorrow and tomorrow the wind not much of an issue. a cold start to the day. but a nice warm finish to the afternoon. right now it's 46 in philadelphia. it's 40 degrees in reading. 37 in al hadn't town already. we're down below freezing already in mount pocono. and in many spots especially north and west of philadelphia could see temperatures slightly below the freezing mark early tomorrow morning. it's been kind of up and down week. we were in the 60s yesterday. back to the 50s near 60 today. tomorrow we're right around 60 degrees. slightly above average. and then we shoot up to the 70s for one day that day is thursday. don't get used it to though. by the weekend we start to tumble downward again. we're talking about highs potentially not making it past the 40s by sunday. when you wake up tomorrow morning again below freezing temperatures in allentown, reading lancaster, mount pocono

in the 20s. we're at 35 degrees here in philadelphia. but the good news is tomorrow is another day like today with that brilliant blue sky, cloud less skies, gorgeous afternoon. 3:00 p.m. no problems. here comes our next system approaching from the west. thursday they will main all of to our west. we'll see clouds and some sun. it's a breezy and milder day in the 70s but by the time you leave work thursday possible al couple of showers looks like the bulk of that will hold off until friday so friday morning we start to see some rain and looking alt periods of rain off and on throughout the day friday that will then usher in the cold air so brief warmup thursday into friday. them we usher in cold pocket of air from portions of canada and we see temperatures really steadily drop through the weekend. cold start to our new month. overnight mainly clear, less win it will be cold. tomorrow chilly start then we're back to 60 with sunshine in the afternoon. beautiful wednesday. your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast enjoy wednesday. it's the nicest day of the week. thursday looks good as well just a few more clouds nice and warm.

after the rain on friday, we just start dropping by tens. look at that 68, 58, 48 -- no. >> at least we're not going down to 38 on monday. right the ship. >> don and i are shaking our heads. >> no, no. >> harsh entry to spring there. >> terrible. >> april fool's joke. >> what is cooking in sports isn't we'll talk about stuff happening on the ice. desperate times call for desperate measures the flyers bring back a former player and the sixers can count to 10 again. that's not a good thing. sports coming up next.

>> welcome back. you know the goal is simple that you have. walker and his teammates wanted to keep the rhythm going. they didn't miss a beat against the sixers trying to snap a nine game losing streak. to south philadelphia we go. hornets hot stepping all over the home team tonight. pick it the up in the first quarter. sixers try to stay alive. lamb to cody -- nick ba tune

hits the jay. go at triple double. sixers dropping their tenth straight 100-854th time this season they've a double digit losing streak. on to college hoops villanova and oklahoma saturday in the fondle four. the wildcats will have to deal with a newly minted all american selection. sooner study buddy heeled was unanimous choice for the first team. sooner are a battle tested bunch like villanova they took down number one seed during the tournament. oklahoma upset the oregon ducks. even with that feather in their cap they know nova presents a differ challenge. >> the guys know that they're very very good team that is that that's playing very well right now. they beat a really good kansas team that's playing great. so our guys understand we didn't do that. so we got our hands full. >> razor ray is back. let's just hope he's sharp enough to help the flyers during their play off push. ray emery signing with the time

to provide insurance. the flyers have to depth because steve mason because of injury. emery joins the team on try out basis. the fly guys are tied with detroit for the final play off spot. the red wings taking on the canadian. third period the game is tied. mack scores there and montro aldea beating detroit four-three and remain tied with the flyers for the final play off spot the flyers have two games in hasn't. now with a soggy day at clearwater. the phillies took on the yanke yankees. bronx bombers roughing up brett. gave up seven runs in four innings of work before the game was call. phillies final game of the spring is tomorrow against the astros and opening day in cincinnati on monday. >> so close. >> so close. almost upon. >> you can almost reach it. >> right there. >> keep reaching it will be here. don, thanks. up next one of the stores of a york county eagle cam make

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