report, just great news on this wednesday morning but a lot of construction. it is the season, katie. >> it is, when we have quiet spring weather who could blame construction guys. give them extra room if you see cones out there but with that said nice quiet weather unfold to go day, whether you are construction worker or just trying to get to the schuylkill to make it to the office here. we will start off with the quick check of the live neighborhood network and i love this shot. such a beautiful reflection off of the the water here and with the center city sky line so visible in the distance, visibility is not a problem whatsoever. it is so clear outside. we will look at that wide zoom on storm scan once more and the wet weather over dakotas and minnesota a that will eventually bring us our next round of wet weather but it is totally dry here at local level folks. storm scan three working overtime and not picking up on anything right now. with high pressure just anchored overhead you will that have nice clear sky and that also means that if you built any warmth up from the day before it is having a

chance to go right backup to the atmosphere. the it is a chillier morning then yesterday was. we're in the 30's a cross the board, unless you are northwest of the city where you are even below freezing in the 20's in a couple of choice locations. one and only odd ball out tad milder is rehoboth, with this slew of observations but bottom line is it is chilly, despite full sunshine which will warm you up. it will feel great in the sun later today. for now my advice toys walk out dressed in layers because eventually we will be able to shed that heavier coat and thankfully not anywhere near as windy as yesterday was. >> yes, certainly this morning. great advice. thanks very much. happy wednesday. well, we are seeing great news about this wednesday, there is in accidents to report. that is great news to wake up to. we know that the drive is looking okay, early risers starting to jump on the roads here as we break in the 5:00 o'clock hour. we will see that. this is vine. this is an area i look at first and it is looking good,

east and westbound directions just a couple drivers out there. i would say normally when we break in the 5:00 o'clock hour little bit more than that. the vine is looking good, ben franklin bridge another area looking great, beautiful shot westbound from new jersey over ben franklin bridge looking good, nice and quiet. only thing we are dealing with is construction. that is getting cleared out of the way. 295 north near i-95 only shoulder gets by until right around now, hopefully this will get cleared out of the way because when all lanes are blocked and only shoulder gets by we know that can slow you down in the 5:00 o'clock hour even if it the is going slow. more construction street road between fillmont have avenue and old lincoln highway one lane block here. we will let you know that is still out there one point of construction that did clear route 30 eastbound a at route 82 you are all cleared. jim and erika back to you. it happens all too often in philadelphia, a child is shot. >> it happened to the four year-old boy. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live as investigators try to track down the person who pulled the

trigger, justin. >> reporter: jim, erika we know that teen was shot once in the back and his condition is extremely critical, at presbyterian. meantime police were combing two scenes, one over at sixth where shots were fired, other near 60th and vine where that teen was found. through the investigation detectives have the list of questions, in need of answers. >> we do not have a motive for the shooting, we don't have a description of a shooter, or shooters. we're not even certain at this time if the four year-old victim was the intended target or if he was hit with a stray bullet. >> reporter: about 9:25, tuesday night, came reports of the shots fired in west philadelphia. nineteenth district police were dispatched. >> upon police arrival they found a 14 year-old victim laying on the highway, suffering from a single gunshot wound to his back. police transported him to presbyterian hospital.

>> reporter: teen's condition described as extremely critical, that single shot to his back, one of the many fire. >> facial, ballistics evidence we know at least eight shots were fired from the semiautomatic weapon. we found eight spent shell casings on the highway in the 200 block of north simpson street. >> and later today police will return to the area of 60th and vine to review surveillance video in hopes of the catching a glimpse of the crime as it happened. perhaps, a suspect or suspects. erika and jim back over to you. justin finch, thank you. a man is in critical condition after shooting in west philadelphia a cobbs creek neighborhood. police tell us man was shot three times and then dropped off at mercy hospital by a car. they believe shooting happened around 10:30 last night inside a home on the eight hup block of cecil street, no details on a shooter. meanwhile, teens gathered to remember their friend killed by a hit and run driver in pennsauken, new jersey. sixteen year-old quason turner was on his way home monday

night when he was hit and left to die near route 130, at forty-ninth street. investigators say they have few lead until a call came in from the niece and passenger in the car driven by 40 year-old suit an hyland of beverly, new jersey. turner's family is grateful for that call. >> now they are going through something because of her actions and that 19 year-old that called the cops, soon after for us, i bless her. i thank her for that. >> hyland faces a list of charges including leaving the scene of the fatal accident and driving with the suspended license. 5:05 right now. villanova a wildcats are in the final four later today, they leave for houston to get ready for saturday night match up with the oklahoma sooners. final four fever is sweeping nova's delaware county campus with customers grabbing up all of the gear they need to cheer on the wildcats. cats need just two more wins to be the national champs. our jan carabao will join us in the next half an hour with

members of the last villanova team to win it all, the 1985 wildcats. bernie sanders is make going his first campaign stop in pennsylvania, this morning, he is holding a rally at david lawrence convention center in pittsburgh. pennsylvania's april 26th primary is four weeks away, the keystone state has 210 democratic delegates, and 4 million registered democratic voters. philadelphia hosts the democratic convention in july. meanwhile donald trump is used to saying you are fired on the apprentice. >> now he is keeping his campaign manager fighting a misdemeanor battery charge for allegedly grabbing a reporter's arm. as don champion reports two g.o.p. candidates appear to be back ago way from their pledge to support the eventual nominee. >> reporter: week before the wisconsin presidential primary donald trump is taking back his vow to support the g.o.p.'s eventual nominee. >> no, i don't think so. >> trump's turnaround came during a town hall, where he

is lock in the tight race with ted cruz. cruz and rival john kasich did not hide their thoughts on the possibility of a trump nomination. >> i think nominating donald trump would be an absolute train wreck. >> if the nominee is someone i think who is hurting country and dividing the country, i can't stand behind i am. >> reporter: trump have navigated around a tumultuous day after his campaign manager corry lewandowski was charged with simple battery for allegedly grabbing the arm of the female reporter earl willer this month. trump questioned the reporter's accounts. >> she didn't fall to the ground she wasn't dragged to the ground. i stick up for people. i don't want to ruin somebody's life. >> reporter: democratic front runner hillary clinton says the incident speaks volumes. >> he is like a political arsonist, he has set fires and then people have acted in ways that i think are deplorable. >> reporter: her rival bernie sanders is making a hard play for wisconsin's 96 delegates,

two candidates greed on another debate next month, ahead of the new york primary. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". terminex will pay millions for using a toxic pesticide that nearly killed a delaware family vacationing in the u.s. virgin island. justice department says terminex was charged with illegally using methylbromide at 13 residents and one resort in the u.s. virgin island. the company has agreed to pay the fine of ten million-dollar, and said that it has stopped using that pesticide in the u.s. and its territories. last year, steven edmond and his wife teresa divine and two teenagers got sick while staying in the reor the in saint john's. septa police identified a group of young children seen on the cell even if video attacking riders on the el train last week. the children, get this, who appeared to be around six or seven years old were recorded yelling obscenity, hitting and

even spitting on passengers. police say that the four boys got on the train with an adult at second and market and disturbing behavior continued until they got off at the york and dauphin. septa tracked down the group and connected them with social services. 5:09 right now. still ahead, it used to be the butt of a few jokes. >> how a town with an unusual name is trying to capitalize on it. plus this... >> reporter: when it comes to headlights, many cars do not pass the test. i'm danielle noting had ham in los angeles and we will tell you which vehicles rated best coming up. also a a near miss for a trooper responding to a traffic call, the moments before he was nearly struck by an out of control car. >> ♪

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welcome back. you are about to see bravery on display a customer fighting off a knife wielding robber at a new york gas station. daring robbery a tempt is caught on camera, 20 year-old rob phelps stopped at a gas station sunday night for a late night snack. while chatting with the store manager a man with the large knife grabs him from behind to demand money from the clerk. he made a split second decision to fight back. >> i wrestled and threw him against the shelves and kept his arm just to make sure that none of that knife was coming near me. >> now phelps says he doesn't know what came over him, he and store manager were able to push the one robber out of the store and call police. check this out a scary moment caught on police dash camas an officer is almost hit the by a car. this happened in colorado

during snowy weather, last week. one more time do you see that. authorities say it could have been much worse and should serve as a reminder to slow down and always move over, when you see an active police stop on the road, so important later today we will get an advanced look at largest outdoor art gallery in the u.s. >> we're talking about the the philadelphia mural arts program. for years the program put artistic side of philadelphia a in the spotlight. several neighborhood will also be transforming their own public spaces with mural this is summer. today officials will show off a new tour route so you can see more of the mural. >> this is something very close to your heart. >> i was one of the tour guides. i did many tours. that was first thing i did when i got here to philadelphia, over 3,000 neighborhoods, and take a tour and support the arts. >> any favorite out there. >> my favorite, there is one on 20th and right near arch called reach high and you will go far, that was very first mural i saw in day number one

moving to philadelphia very inspirational. >> good day to check out murals. >> i would say so, absolutely, bright sunshine, you will want to have sunglasses ready for sure. would i say dress in layers because this morning is a very chilly start the two day, hour we are going to warm up nicely throughout the afternoon at least a few degrees higher then yesterday. lets start off by taking you outside and showing you what is happening on the storm scan and regional zoom here to the the north east, mid-atlantic region not much to see. we have high pressure on your side so that has allowed the air to fall and the clouds get scoured out, nice clear sky but also, in turn temperatures can drop readily. taking a look at the nice wide zoom eastern two thirds of the united states is generally quiet, although next storm system gathering some strength and moisture here across northern high planes and cold front with this will bring us our wet weather down the road here. now when we talk future rain amounts it does appear we will see late day showers but nothing that amounts to very

much. we are jumping you to thursday at the 8:00 p.m. maybe a couple hundreds of an inch here at this point but as we look ahead to friday we will start to see that wet weather pushing through in the form of steadier rain, and rumble of thunder with this killed front crossing. indications are we will get soak out of this with up to an inch of accumulating rain over the course of the whole day. you do need the rain, at some point, wet weather will likely start off the month with a couple disturbances, temperatures will be tumbling to the first week of april, we will see that in the seven day but of course those days of showers will help those may flowers, yeah, get it. there. we love it. looking forward to the eyewitness weather seven day. lets get to the good stuff. how does weekend look. warmest day thursday and friday. especially friday. we will see those temperatures take a bit on of the nose dive no better than 40's on sunday. that is a chill day feeling

more like winter, it isn't what you want to hear but grin and bear it here for the weekend. >> the not the warmest of the pack but it sure will be nice to see that sunshine, thanks. good morning everyone. your morning drive is looking okay we are looking at schuylkill at spring garden. as you move in the eastbound direction toward the city it is looking g few early risers but things are looking darn good anywhere i look right now. we can expect that at 5:30 in the morning. you never know monday through wednesday tend to be a heavier travel days and so far, so good although you can see 95 at cottman coming around that s curve and follow this southbound this is basically what you are looking at the. this is a great indication what we are dealing with today and so far interstate 95 right around cottman busiest stretch of the morning looking good. then in new jersey this is what you are looking at taking this 42 freeway at north bound creek road to 295, exactly what you are looking at, heading out the door, not too bad but you can see headlights out there just a string of headlights. moving on to the

construction our main story and theme of the morning pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between neshaminy service plaza right lane still block here and more construction here, street road between philmont avenue and old lincoln highway one lane still block so make note for those in and around this area construction that has cleared with many others we have discussed this morning this one is one to go, 295 north near i-95, home shoulder gets by for some time and now all lanes are back opened. jim and erika back to you. a small town in minnesota is the butt you might say of many jokes. >> now its the name may get national recognition. the keester has okayed preparation h request to film a commercial there the medicine for hemorrhoid floyded the idea for filming this commercial there, the town's people reacted with a same sense of humor they have kept for generations. >> that is fine, we have got the appropriate name for it. >> it is pretty funny, i

guess. >> the preparation h commercial is on hold as company has not confirmed all of the details. it was name for a judge from blue earth, minnesota, jacob kiester, great name where are you from, kiester. >> i love that they do not take themselves too seriously. no matter where you are in the globe you can never take yourself too seriously. so i love it. way to go minute so the. kick in the butt. >> 5:19. >> meanwhile coming up a new twist in the battle will between apple and fbi, now it is apple asking the government for help. for the first time ever safety testing is focusing on a car's headlights, results just out overnight are not so good. see how your car tested up next.

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inside the car for retired state trooper who went on the shooting rampage on the pennsylvania turnpike earlier this month. police say that they found ammunition, a camouflage mask and police badge in the car the at five five-year old clarence briggs. briggs killed two people in an attempted robbery at the turnpike exchange in fort littleton and shot and killed by police. mourners will pay their final respects today to former toronto mayor rob ford. a procession will start at city hall and end with the funeral at saint james cathedral. ford family will hold a private ceremony with the public celebration of life there tonight. ford, publicly for the drug and alcohol problems died last week from a rare form of cancer. he was 46 years old. apple finds themselves on the other side of the hacking debate. the tech company now want to know how the feds managed to unlock iphone belong to go one of the san bernardino terrorist. government official says fbi now owns proprietary rights to the method used to break in

the phone. we know it was provided by a third party. justice department has been since dropped its lawsuit begins apple for refusing to help. ninety people remain hospitalized, more than a week after the deadly terror attacks in brussels, more than half are in intensive care. in an update last night we have learned that 17 belgiums and 15 for inners were killed. the majority of those suffered burns. those of the injured. the residents from 20 different nations are among dead and wounded. authorities believe the death toll will stay at the 32. american airlines flights from philadelphia to brussels were supposed to resume today, however, the airline has since delayed that start. the first flight from philadelphia is now due to depart on thursday, april 7th. authorities say that the man who hijacked an egypt airplane yesterday has a criminal record and was apparently upset with his wife. but it is this this selfie taken with the suspect that has everyone talking this morning. mike millennial, chose to capture this moment with the selfie. twenty-six year-old ben enis

walked up to the hijacker and asked to take a selfie texting and tweeting to it his friend. new fortunately the situation ended peacefully and authorities a rested the man. not a very calm face and smile there. headlights are one of the most basic parts of the car and essential in preventing crashes. insurance institute of highway safety tested headlights on numerous mid sized cars and rated that are performance for the first time. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has dismal results. >> reporter: toyota prius z is clear winner in the insurance institute of high waste safety first ever headlights rating. >> our evaluation involved looking at high beams and low beams, on different paths along the test track. >> reporter: of the 31 mid sized cars tested, the prius was the only one to earn a good rating when upgraded to include led lights and high beam assist. >> adding several thousand dollars to the cost of the preto us get better

headlights. >> reporter: more expensive cars don't always come with better quality lights. many of the poor rated headlights were installed on luxury vehicles. bmw three series, hall again headlights had lowest scoring system. this shows the difference in visibility between the top raided prius z and bmw three series. >> over half of the fatal crashes that occur every year occur at night or at dusk or dawn, helping drivers see the road better at night can help cut into these death and injuries. >> reporter: iihs says new intensity lights and curb a captive headlights that adjust to steering don't always mean better performance. kia opt man and mercedes benz c class equipped with adaptive lights performed poorly while basic lights on the honda accord received an acceptable rating. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up next on eye witt the necessary news first a fire and then a theft, a a local family victimized twice. >> we will tell what you was

stolen and photo police want you to see, jan. and heading to houston, villanova mens basketball team continues its march to a national championship today, they are leaving campus ahead of their big final four game this weekend. coming up we will speak to a couple people who know something about what these players are going through. and jan, it looks like the first week end of april is not really going to go feel much like spring. big nose dive on the thermometer. ill will's tell you how chilly it will get coming up. also so far so good on the roads this morning meisha has your latest detours and closures when we come right back good

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forced from their home by fire, and then robbed of their belongings hear from a local family, victimized twice. plus, what was taken from their home. good morning everyone i'm jim donovan. i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning villanova wildcats are hoping history repeats itself. it has been more than 30 years since nova nation shocked the world winning that national championship. the as current team gets ready to head to houston we are live on campus as members of the cinderella 1985 team, and some great news we have great weather for their big send off to houston. >> indeed we do. >> yes. >> it is so nice, dry roadways are certainly helping out this morning too. no accidents to rep