found doctor christopher hases an associate professor of history and classical studies busy on a computer. a computer, that allegedly held images of child pornography. >> it is sad, it is disappoint ago this somebody in the educational environment would behave this way. >> reporter: students, busy celebrating the villanova basketball team's entry in the final four, exited to hear about the professor's arrest. >> it is definitely a surprise because all of the teachers i know have been awesome and really great, and so definitely surprised. >> he is not permitted on campus and relieved of his duties. >> reporter: court documents claim that the investigation began in 202 when federal agents from home land security, questioned him and searched his home but it was only when he was recently spotted in the villanova hall ruling child porn this week, police say, that radnor officers began an

investigation filing charges. home land security officials declined comment, on why the professor never faced federal charges in their probe four years ago. or, why villanova officials were never told that doctor hasis still teaching on campus the entire time was the target of a child porn investigation. >> obviously it is director of public safety for the institution, i want to know about anything that could jeopardize student safety. at the same time i recognize that the university is a private enterprise and that there is limited, limit to what law enforcement could share. >> reporter: doctor hases waved his hearing this morning. police say he is still being held behind bars for mental healthy valuation, his attorney contacted by phone this a afternoon, said that doctor hass is heart broken by at rest. live at the radnor township police station i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. this is a crime police described as sadistic and

predatory and delaware county woman is found beaten and strangled to death and officials say that the victim, likely knew her killer. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in upper darby with the very latest on this investigation, trang. >> reporter: jessica, finding the killer is so important there are eight detectives assigned to the case. michael chitwood says this crime was in random act. >> we were right here and we didn't hear anything. we didn't see anyone. really strange. >> reporter: stacy brooks was home when someone killed her neighbor markia benson wednesday morning. >> it was a very, very senseless sadistic murder. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent michael chit wood describes a gruesome scene left at his apartment in the new orleans apartment in sekane. >> the apartment itself is in total disarray. blood on the walls, feces on the floor, some writing on the

walls. >> reporter: chitwood says benson was stabbed several times in the head and face and was possibly strangled. a friend checking on her after she didn't checkup for work found her body in the bathtub with the shower running no signs of forced entry and lock front door indicate benson knew her killer. >> this was a very, very violent scene. it was a senseless killing and this guy meant to hurt her and meant to embarras her and meant to harm her, i mean he did. >> reporter: and, in an autopsy is expected to be completed within a day or two. coming up tonight at 6:00 we will hear from family and co-workers of benson and how they are dealing with this tremendous loss. for now we are live from upper darby police headquarters i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. ewing police make an arrest in the the brutal beating and robbery of the nine two-year old woman. twenty-one year-old joseph blanch is facing a list of charges chug kidnapping, burglary and assault. police say he was one of two men who broke in the victim's home early tuesday morning,

and then beat her, robbed her and tied her up. the victim is now recovering at a hospital, a second suspect is remaining at the large. developing right now a virginia state trooper and a suspect are dead following a shooting in richmond. gunfire rang out at gray hound bus station in richmond. at least six people were shot when suspect opened fire inside that bus station. two people are in critical condition. virginia state police remain on the scene and are investigating. workers at philadelphia international airport are protesting low wages in a industry that is racking in record profits. workers in philadelphia and nine other airports across the country are on strike today. they want their employers to pay the new minimum wage of $2 an hour to by by the new sick lays law. >> no one should to have come to work and have their job be threatened because they want to stand up to better themselves and their families. >> we know we have workers here that work for a lot of years. we want to keep them working hard and make sure we have a

state of wages and that is important. >> workers also say they want union rights and they have concerned over their safety on the job. a powerful storm system is on the move after sweeping across the south. at least four tornadoes hit in oklahoma, seven people there were injured, and northeastern oklahoma near tulsa was hit hardest. dozens of the homes sustained damage there the national weather service is out assessing the aftermath, working to determine the intensity of those tornadoes, and many scrambled to take cover. >> basketball coach got all of the kid lined them up, very orderly they did not know what was going on and took them out, with event in the room and they got down, lady says what did you learn in school. they said we're supposed to go down, cover our head. we d we took tables and put them over the kids. >> not all were so lucky, an adult and three children were in this pickup truck when a tree crashed on top of it. that family was hospitalized but they were not seriously

injured. >> that same system is heading our way but thankfully won't be as severe by the time it gets to us. it will bring us rain for the end of the workweek. meteorologist kate bilo is live from the walton farm elementary in lance tail with the first lot at forecast, hi there, kate. >> reporter: hi, guess contact we are in beautiful lansdale, and it is a a beautiful day even though cloud have rolled in there is a nice breeze, it is still nice and warm outside. joining me kids from the walton farm elementary school tonight, it is science night, kid and science is something near and dear to my heart, you want to see kid start to get into science from the young age because science is awesome, right, guys. >> joining me here is joslin, a student here at walton farms and you will tell us what the temperature is right now. >> 70.7 degrees. >> that above or below average for last day of march. >> a little bit above. >> that is perfectly right. these kid know what they are talking about. it is above average. we have been talking about it all week. temperatures heading in the 70's today because a storm system is heading our way.

lets look the at temperatures across the region and you can see how warm it is. we are in the 70's every where. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia a. 69 degrees in allentown. seventy-one in trenton. 72 degrees at the moment in wilmington. wind have been strong all day long, those gusty southeasterly wind, that is what is bringing a warm air our way, wind gusts in the 20's at the moment but take a look at is what happening on storm scan three as we widen out and show you western pennsylvania, ohio valley, we have got a lot of wet weather heading our way, showers and a few gusty thunderstorms. coming up we will tell but the timing of those, if they will impact your commutes tomorrow and we will also bring you some really cool science experiments, with the kid here at walton farm elementary school. for now back to you. thanks very much. pretty nice day out there another nice day in nova nation. this is a great time for them. we have been waiting for one thing, villanova verse oklahoma. >> we are still waiting, it will be a few more days but game gets closer by the day sports director don bellies

here. >> you know, it feels like it has been two weeks. >> that is right. >> incredible. >> anticipation. >> saturday at 6:09. count down has been long as we have just detailed, meanwhile wildcats staying focused while enjoying their first full day in houston. jay wright treated with the #hungry and hum tomorrow day. the leslie van arsdal with the cats every step of the way and she joins us live from h town, leslie. >> hi there, don. you know, we have been halfering these guys, with weeks now and maybe to switch it up we gave guard phil boot a day to let him ask questions and he thinks everyone wants to know, these answers. check it out. >> man, i come in here, under rated your talent really are. man, just to she how much of this team you really bring. >> what was that question. what even was that? that wasn't even a question good tell us burr role, energizing role, where does that cam from, energizing

bunny, dancing, smiling, everybody loves you, where do you get that from man. >> i sat out last year and it was tough, so watching people like josh hart, fill booth, you know, get energized things for real. >> we're sitting here with one of the most smooth guys in villanova on and off the court here. do you think you are the most handsome guy on the team. >> without a doubt, without a doubt. >> 100 percent you heard it here. >> these are the questions everyone wants answered. when you are on a stage this big how do you stay focused, it the is pretty hard when we will hear from the players and coach wright coming up, don, back to you. >> thank you so much. i think you are okay with your day job. >> he likes it so much more. if that is even possible.

>> phil booth senior, went to northeast high school so he had philadelphia ties there and he has done well. >> i like how he leaned into the question, too. >> yes. >> very intimate. >> i love when he had daunte there you are the best looking guy on the team, absolutely. >> yes. >> 100 percent. >> don, thanks we will see new a bit. coming up next, a sky diving jump goes horribly wrong and it is caught on camera, thousands office feet in the a air. one of the survivors, hears his story and how this incident changed his life forever. powerful message today from burlington county, had carli lloyd and four teammates from the u.s. women's national soccer team how they are taking action against wage discrimination. donald trump is defending himself after his comments about abortion sparked fiery controversy, but that is not stopping his critics, what his rivals are saying about it stopping his critics, what his rivals are saying about it coming up. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes,

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back on "eyewitness news" now, more than 20 people were killed, when an overpass collapsed in india. the moment of that collapse, in the city of calcutta was pick up by police traffic camera. right now crews are trying to account for those who remain missing. they put more than 07 injured people out of the ruble. officials say overpass was under construction and it came down in a congested area of the city. a sky diver shares his story of survival after a midair collision with another sky diver. sebastian le al was among several sky divers who jumped over florida about a week ago. collision happened within seconds after leaping from that plane. the other jumper was not hurt but leallies paralyzed from the waist time. he is grateful to be alive. >> i was pretty much knocked out. i did get to see the video yesterday, i got it back from the police, and you can see how i immediately am knock

out. >> he has weeks of rehab ahead of him but says he is not giving up sky diving. >> wow. >> five stars from the united states women's soccer team accused u.s. soccer of wage discrimination in the the federal filing. delran native carli lloyd ace monk players involved in the complaint. they say based on u.s. soccer's most recent financial report, they are being paid four times less then their male counterparts. women's team has won three world cups and four olympic gold medals in recent history but still is behind male count are parts in compensation. the players statement says in part quote that there are no legitimate none in discriminatory reasons for this gross disparity of wages. nor can it be explained away by any bona fide seniority, merit or incentive system or any factor other than sex. the statement provides several examples of wage december parity, for example, is there a world cup roster bonus of $15,000 for women and $69,000

for men. men also make more on sponsor a experience fees. is there an attendance ticket revenue bonus, of a 1.50 per ticket for women and 1.20 per women. u.s. soccer issued a response saying it was disappointed with the action. the organization says it is quote proud of the commitment we have made to building the women's game in the united states, over the past 30 years. did you ever hear the saying, you cannot the get there from here. >> of course. >> it is kind of true on some new jersey roads. that brings up a good question. is what up with new jersey jug handles, that is tonight's good question. it is submitted by viewer james walker, so thanks for sending it in. if you are not from jersey they can be confusing, confusing to some new jersey residents as well. you cannot turn right or left, you have to take a jug handle and backtrack. it seems backwards to some of us, so what is up. >> if it is from south jersey, they are not really bright but they have a tough time making

left turns. so if we have to have the jug handle, cut down on accidents. >> wow. >> strong words there. >> well, i'm not so sure about his answer but i'll get the real one, tonight at 11:00. i like new jersey. i think it is fine. >> do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using #cbs-3 good question. all right. we've got a few more hours to go, before we get to the wet weather that is coming in, we will get to that in a second but we have a new thing coming in the morning. >> yes. >> very, very exciting. starting on monday wake up with the official team for morning people, jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson we will start off with just the right mix of information you need, and the stories that make you smile and feel great about living here in our area it gets started monday at 4:30. mark it down. >> very exciting.

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we've got a few more hours of dry weather before the the rain starts and we sent our kate bilo out to lansdale montgomery county. >> she joins us live from the walton farm elementary school with the the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, hi there, kate. >> hi nicole, hi guess contact my favorite night as a kid, science fair night and here we are at walton farm elementary, kid are so excited. are you excited for tonight. >> yes. >> so much enthusiasm for science, you guys love science. >> yes. >> okay. now lets talk to david. you are a sixth grader at walton farm elementary school and this is a big thing for

sixth graders. >> yes, it is important because it is our last year and we want to do something big for the school but it is a an opportunity to show our science teacher that they can go above and beyond the sixth grade curriculum. >> who is guy giving you bunny ears is that your little brother. >> pretty much. >> so you have all of your science projects and other cool stuff happening tonight. when we go inside what will sea. >> all of the science fair projects. there is a lot. all of the kid have to do one. the there is a science fair projects in other kids from the school, anyone is allowed to do one there will be demonstrations from the high school. there will be a aviation demonstration too. >> wow, fantastic. we will take you guys inside in our next half an hour but first we have to talk about the weather. the as you said, we have got pretty ugly weather heading our way. lets look at storm scan three and again, everything is quiet. it looks ominous outside. dark clouds have rolled in but we are not seeing any rain the at the moment. we have some showers and thunderstorms that will be creeping in as we head into tomorrow morning, and tomorrow, it looks like a

pretty unsettled day for us, all across the delaware valley. we are looking at showers and thunderstorms pretty much at anytime. temperatures in the meantime as we said with the approach of the storm you get wind south and west and those southeasterly wind have have warmed us up. another look at these temperatures because we not feel them very long. temperatures in the 70's right now. mid 60's down the shore. lets look the at future weather, you can see we will time this out. when are these showers and thunderstorms going to move n overnight we are quiet, ten or 11:00 o'clock. tomorrow morning scattered showers around 6:00 a.m. if we get sunshine what we are concerned about is what could happen in the mid afternoon hours. showers and storms, that will develop right between about noon time and 3:00 p.m. some of those storms you can see how they look like cells there they could pack a pun watch strong gusty wind possible. let's time this out. plan out your friday. it does look like it will clear out for evening commute a few clouds into saturday morning and a few showers then as well. your rain time line scattered showers develop overnight. friday morning, pockets of

steadier rain, rumble of thunder. it will be a very warm, moist day and that is what thunderstorms love. they love heat. they love moisture. these thunderstorms could pop up in the afternoon. we are in the marginal risk for severe weather tomorrow. biggest threat strong, gusty wind and that encompasses our area, you can see philadelphia, south jersey, delaware and mount pocono in that marginal risk. threat is not high but it is there. lets look at what we can expect. the those scattered showers developing, very mild night, it does stay mostly cloudy. overnight low is 60. our normal daytime high is 57, well above average. tomorrow is another warm day at 75 degrees. you cannot enjoy 75 degrees, when there is rain and thunderstorms in the the forecast, not the best day. >> probably not. >> lets look at your three day forecast, you can see big, big changes are on the way, 75 on friday, 52 on saturday and then sunday, all of the kid are groaning here. look at sunday, 45 is the high, and feel like the 20's

and 30's. are you ready to go back to winter for a few days. >> no. >> yes. >> me either. >> lets hope it doesn't last very long. we will bring you live reports from inside science fair coming up next half an hour. for now back over to you you. >> those kid are so smart and love seeing them, tell them all high. >> they are on point when it comes to the weather. >> we're with them. >> yes. >> on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new governmental report shows no change in how common autism is for last estimates released two years ago. >> centers for disease control and prevention find one in 68 children have autism, and cbs news reporter hena daniels digs deeper into this new. >> reporter: report for this family it is all about routine, their three children were diagnosed with autism around the same time. mom jessica says it was hard to accept. >> i just never knew how many different degrees of autism and how different autism really shows up in all my kids. >> reporter: new cdc reports

shows the number of school age children with autism remains one in 68. unchanged, from the last report in 2014. >> the take home from this data a is really saying okay, now we have yes, one more estimate to get things. this is a really common neuro developmental disorder. >> reporter: governmental health officials say it too soon to determine whether autism prevalence is stabilizing. report highlights less than half of the kid developed an evaluation by age three. >> plenty of kids have a concern indicated on their record before three years of age yet average age of diagnosis continues to be higher then that. access to earlier intervention is key, in improving long term outcomes for these children. >> reporter: two of jessica's children were diagnosed at a later age. >> i would say john had the best eye contact out of all of them because he was in early intervention and other two weren't. >> reporter: jessica's add rise for or parents is know warning signs, hena daniels

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". boys are four and a half times more likely to have autism then girls. coming up in the next half an hour how prince william surprised an injured man he helped rescue. also donald trump changes his stance on abortion after his comments created an uproar, but his critics are not backing off, what they are saying about the controversy. plus this. governor christie laying out facts and figures for a state take over in atlantic city. coming up why he says the plan he sup

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"eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30 i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer. today trump clarified comments he made about whether or not women deserve punishment for having illegal abortions. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: donald trump is dodging attacks after saying women should be punished for having abortions if they are made illegal. republican rival ted cruz told a wisconsin radio host that trump is willing to say anything to get elected. >> donald notion of punishing women was just, bizarre, and it is something with which i strongly disagree. >> reporter: democratic rival hillary clinton says cruz isn't much better. >> these republicans all want limited government, except when it comes to women's rights. >> reporter: trump is not holding any public event today, he had private meetings with republican leaders, and his new foreign policy team here in washington. trump has also been criticized for some of his comments about

foreign affairs. >> he has called on nato basically to be abolished but i cannot figure out what his position is today. >> reporter: john kasich is trailing trump and cruz in the race for nomination but polls show him doing better a begins clinton. bernie sanders is a different story. >> we are doing better against other republican candidates than she is. not only can we win, the democratic nomination, but we can win with your support, the general election. >> reporter: sanders is leading polls in wisconsin, the next state to vote. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". keep it right here for very latest on campaign 2016. get updates at cbs philly.com or right here on "eyewitness news". a war of words continues between new jersey politicians, over the financial crisis in atlantic city. as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells us tonight, time is running out to avoid a possible shut down of the city

government. >> trying to rescue them from the government that they have. >> as atlantic city faces a cash flow crisis and possible shut down in eight days, governor chris christie broke out ground and laid out his case why a state take over is necessary. he says city's ripe over spending including outdated and expensive insurance plans for employees, and giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to individuals for sick day pay outs when they retire. he says only a take over bill that includes a authority over union contract will solve problem. >> why would i fight over it. i just go and do it. >> reporter: christie says new jersey speaker of the assembly is dead wrong to hold overtake over bill after it passed in the senate and called atlantic city mayor don guardian and irresponsible mayor. >> i'm sorry that the governor had to resort to name calling but we're just trying to find out how we can reduce costs and how the state can be helping atlantic city like they helped all of the other cities. >> reporter: the speaker released a statement saying

despite his many excuses governor christie owned failings since 2010 and needs to accept responsibility and stop blaming others. >> it is putting at risk the livelihoods of people in atlantic city. for the speaker to be playing these games. >> reporter: governor christie is calling on the speak tore post the atlantic city take over bill in current form from the senate by next thursday, april 7th the day before the possible shut down, of atlantic city government n trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". water crisis in flint, michigan has inspired students in north philadelphia, to get involved. "eyewitness news" at the elementary school where student raise $5.00 to buy bottled water as part of the school service project called on for flint. students were a loud to dressed down to raise money. the principal says, that it was really a community effort. >> we used the money that we raise todd purchase water, from mobile supermarket which matched us 100 percent of the money we raised, and also

received donation from his a couple of churches in the the area as well as one of our community partners called to serve, community development corporation. >> water will go to an elementary school in flint so children there can have clean drinking water while they learn. there are grave new warnings about climate change, and how quickly sea levels are rising around the globe. a new rutgers university study shows sea levels could rise up to 4 feet by the end of the century. some in boston are taking steps now to protect against storms and potential flooding. they are backing up streetlights and traffic signals with solar power and supporting new building designs. hospitals are especially concerned. >> operating 24/7 even when they are exposed to extreme weather. >> we have raised the ground floor level up to the 500 year flood level. >> boston is the third largest city in the country, for coastal development. sustainable real estate developer say new building designs are crucial. folks are lining up all over the country to get a

first look at tezsla's new electric car, it is called model three and it is expect to have a range of 200 miles when fully charged. the starting cost is $35,000, which can be brought down by federal and state tax credits. however if you want to add features to the base model, expect to pay more than 35 grand. interested buyers have to pay a thousand dollars to reserve the car, that will roll out in 2016. welshing philadelphia job fair hopes to put military veterans to work. it was held at lincoln financial field from 11 to 3:00. free hiring event was also hoped to military spouses. job seekers lined up to meet face-to-face with dozens of employers. >> wide diversified portfolio of jobs that we can look at to see where we are going to fit and go and make the most impact. >> every organization need great people for the organization to excel and veterans are one of the best organizations to fish from. >> the job fair was organize by recruit military. still to come on

"eyewitness news" it is not every day a royal swoops in by hell cooperate tore rescue you. >> prince william's role in helping an injured man and what the patient said about not recognizing the future king, plus this. it is a very silly exhibit and new to the mitchnor museum in doylestown bucks county. we will take you through a century of fashion. coming up surprising role philadelphia has played in the industry. and it the is science night at walton farm elementary, we're going inside, i saw how to keep your nail polish from chipping as science fair projects. i love this place already. we will take you inside when

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airlines is first airline to get users to check in, flight updates and talk to customer service representatives in facebook messenger chat app. it offers a meet and see program a allowing passengers who opt into look up facebook and linked in profiles of their schoolmates. >> interesting. rhode island tourism video was recalled, when someone pointed out it features footage that, wasn't from rhode island. the beautiful shots of the white houses and modern i shipyards are from iceland. state tourism officials are now fixing the video, they say the cameo was just an honest mistake. oh, dear. >> if you are the head of tourism for your state you would think you would know this, enough to scrap video from any old place. coming up, 100 years of philadelphia fashion all in one place. we have a behind the scenes look for you next.

philadelphia is known for many things, cheese steaks. >> right. >> diehard sports fans, of course, the rocky statue but did you notice that it also played a major role in the fashion world. >> our jan carabao takes you inside mitchnor art museum in doylestown where new exhibit showcases the last hundred years of philadelphia fashion.

>> from channel and armoni to oscar delaurenta this is philadelphia in style a century of fashion. >> but really is this incredible experience, of stories, about philadelphia's role in american and international fashion. >> the new exhibit at the mitchnor museum in doylestown comes from drexel university's robert depend i fox historic costume collection, pieces include shoes, hats to full length gowns, spanning from the 1890's to the 1990's. >> so inside many shoes in philadelphia, socialite. this dress is so very delicate but this is probably the only time it will ever be seen on a manikin. >> reporter: there are 34 ensembles in this exhibit and each one was either bought, sold or designed in philadelphia. this gown designed by philadelphia james gallonos. >> you can see in the 60's we have this interest in beading, and decoration, you have this really heavy rine stone, you know, and design on the front

of the gown and it really just makes what is otherwise a very simple streamline gown into this stunning show stopper. >> reporter: fabric of this jacket made in north philadelphia, the design, by irene a high end philadelphia department store. >> i think story of, wanamakers, nan duskin and way women accessed high end fashion in the city would be surprising. >> reporter: fashion for not just new york, paris and milan but found right here in philadelphia over the last 100 years. philly in style runs through june 26th n doylestown bucks county, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very cool. >> yes. >> we're tracking rain expected to move in the area tonight. we have a few more hours left of the dry weather. >> exactly. >> meteorologist kate bilo is enjoying it live at walton farm elementally school in lansdale montgomery county with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab and a few friend, right, kate. >> a bunch of friend, brilliant mind in this room. i almost missed it because

i'm's roaming down the lane here looking at these cool science fair projects. we have things like which brand of popcorn leads to most amount of unpopped kernels. that is what you want to know before you go to the grocery store. we have simulating stomachs, tell us about your experiment. >> i tested how much gas in your favorite beverage by putting vinegar which is same as the stomach acid, and mixing it with the liquid thaw drink and it blows up the balloons with the gas that it producees what did you find, which one has the most gas. >> the diet soda. >> really. >> so diet soda would make my stomach emit that much gas. >> well, what we say is it is not all producinged from stomach, some produced from your intestines. >> what a cool project. >> thanks very much. i bet you have your squad behind you. they are here for support tonight. the let's keep moving down the lane what do we have here. how far does your hair tie stretch? is this your project. >> yes. >> this is awesome. what did you find. >> i found out, it is the best

hair tie and it is the second best. so, my hair tie is always great. >> yes. >> i just wanted to find something that would not break in my hair so my hair is so thick. so, this is just something for me and other girls to use. >> fantastic. thick hair, girl problems. thanks very much. goodie is what need to look for. okay, one more and i will do a few more. josh, what is this project. >> this is saying how windy affect wind turbine. >> what did you find. >> if you have it only works the only best only if it goes up to a certain point. >> interesting so it levels off after a while. i like thaw did a weather related project. close to my heart. thanks very much. >> speaking of the weather and wind, that wind gear he has a met or generating his wind

turbine. these are advanced science projects here. mother nast nature has her own wind turbine working. we will take you outside to a live neighborhood network sites and things are looking cloudy here at the kutztown area middle school. you can see cloud are in, looking ominous at the moment but no rain just yet. it is on its way. look at is what heading our way on storm scan three. we have cloud rolling in. we have been in and out all day, few breaks of sun here and there sunnies shining in lansdale. as we widen out you can see rain is coming. look at that line of nasty storms, stretching from portions of michigan right down toward indiana, that is heading our way tomorrow, so, look at what to expect. right now we have wind from the south and southwest directions, wind sustained at 15 to 20 miles an hour. it is blustery out there. here's what to expect as we head toward weekend. big, big changes on the way. temperatures in the 70's, they will not stay there very long. after that front comes through we have major, changes as we head back to some winter-like weather. it will be a a very cool start to april, we are looking at

that big, puddle of cold air in the upper atmosphere you can see it over great lakes there. that puddle of cold will go down, late saturday into sunday. that is a secondary front not the one that comes through friday, saturday is a transition day, arctic front comes through saturday night and sunday and then that cool air sits overhead right into the start of next week, possibly a snow shower, saturday night. another one possible, on monday, and it is in the really feeling like april is supposed to feel. overnight tonight, very warm, we are at 60 degrees for your overnight low, breezy a and mild, and as we head into your forecast for friday we are looking at another warm day and 75 degrees. watch out for showers and thunderstorms. you're witness weather seven day forecast shows big changes, we will go from feeling like full swing to late february only in the the 40's on sunday. watch for that snow shower overnight. monday and tuesday still chilly a and it will be very cold, tuesday night into wednesday. now back here live we have got some student from north penn high school here as well and they are entertaining the

crowd, with awesome, science experiments, chemical reactions they have dry ice, they are doing crazy things we will check with them a little later and bring you much more from science night here at walton farms elementary. for now back to you in the studio it looks like fun, kate, thanks. from australia meantime here's another clip for reporter blooper real, lets take a look. >> so funny that is a parrot landing on the the reporter's shoulder but there is more to this story. that parrot is named lola and it was missing. reunited with the owner after viewers saw the live report. the reporter says she was happy to play a part even if it was, well, more of a reaction. >> get it a off of my, can you please get it off of me, my god, it is not fun. >> not funny. she says she does love animals, and, and, which i can get it. >> of course good doing a live shot, next thing is there a bird on your shoulder. it doesn't happen every day.

new action comedy rush hour premiers tonight on cbs-3. >> that is right show based on the popular feature film franchise pairs two unlikely partners a cop, who plays by his own rules and reserve detective who ace skilled martial artists both teaming up to fight the bad guys. >> where is carter. >> detective carter. >> carter. >> do you just love mize name or do you not understand a word i'm saying. >> justin hires and john vu join us to tell us more about the new series and what they think fans of the film franchise will enjoy most about the new show, lets take a listen. >> at the end of the day it is a action comedy,. >> action. >> and is there no action comedies on television right now. it is something different. the pilot episode is somewhat of a reboot but episodes two and three is brand new story lines that they are going to enjoy, i believe. >> justin recently visited us here in philadelphia, actually so we had to ask what he

enjoyed mostly about his trip. >> it was always a goal of mine to go to philly and get a again wine philly cheese stake. the it was incredible. i ran up rocky steps so that was great. >> yes, philly goals. >> that is right. >> catch premiere of the rush hour at 10:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. >> right afterward on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 rush hour star justin hires did come to philadelphia and leave it to vittoria to show him best of philly when it comes to food. he mention that had cheese stake. nice taste with torey coming up your way with 11:00. >> i hope that means there were cheese steaks in the news room. >> you never necessity. >> come on, torey. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a stunning realization for i man knock unconscious, what happened when he found out britain's future king helped rescue him, insider debbie has that story up next.

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prince william isn't just royalty he has a real job, a side job, now he is getting credit for coming to the rescue of a man in desperate need of help. >> insider's debbie, has that store friday los angeles. >> surprise for worker who fell out of the tree. >> at that point i didn't realize it was him. >> it is not every day your rescued by your very own prince. >> william is a pilot for air ambulance services. >> reporter: royal insider charles i langston of the daily mail.com. >> they were kind of in the

helicopter, man said. >> i hope prince william isn't flying helicopter a and prince william said here i am i have been holding your head for 30 minutes. >> when he flew that man to the hospital, william stayed with him in the emergency room for 40 minutes. >> all in the taste work for the three three-year old future king of england. >> doing a job like this is worthwhile, valuable, and to me, it is very rewarding. >> we will have so much more on the insider, jessica and nicole, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. we watch insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> i bet they need another excuse to like prince william, just a regular guy. >> yes. >> regular people. >> come on. >> well hey, that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 it is a a crime delaware county police are calling sadistic a grisry scene has officer searching for a cold blooded killer. we will have the latest on the investigation. annex villanova professor out of the job and behind bars

after some serious allegations, what police say he did, kate? and we are tracking rain, and thunderstorms heading our way but for now blue skies outside, it is in the 70's and we are live at walton farm elementary because it is. >> science time it is science night. we will have live updates from science night coming up at 6:00. it is pothole season and while streets take a hit your car and your wallet can too. i'm anita oh coming up find out what the city is doing to fix this pothole problem. i have seen a lot of dead bodies in my life. you can look the at the scene and tell the violence that is associated with the scene this was a very, very violent scene. >> reporter: now at 6:00 a crime that has even veteran police officers rattled a a grizzly scene after a woman is found murdered inside of her

delaware county apartment. as police searched for clues killer remains on the loose. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. trang do has been tracking developments all day and joins us live from upper darby, trang. >> reporter: nicole, benson's neighbor last saw her 8:00 p.m. tuesday but detectives believe benson was killed sometime wednesday morning, because she had stopped texting her mother around 7:45 but no one was prepared for what police found inside of her apartment. by neighbor's account markia benson was vibrant and friendly. >> she always said hello, very nice lady. and i felt so bad, and i can't believe that it happened right next door to me. >> reporter: details so shocking police superintendent michael chitwoody kline to share the message scrolled on the wall inside her apartment. >> it was full of hatred, hatred and venom. >> reporter: he describe the scene covered this blood and feces. benson's nude bohi