we begin with breaking news, a violent stand-off with application in kensington, and it just ended within the last half hour, but the police investigation is just beginning. >> we are following the latest on this breaking news coming up. >> heart break surrounds a philadelphia neighborhood after four year old girl is shot and killed. coming up what police are saying about the shooting. >> a deadly earthquake overseas. >> this one strikes he can quit or. more frightening images from the moment the powerful earthquake hit. >> well, today is sunday, april 17th, good morning, i i'm rahel solomon. lots of news to follow this morning, first we sends you out to justin drabick with the forecast. >> awesome forecast if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. finally making it through a

weekend dry. >> it was rough last weekends, with the cold temperatures, not happening. few more -- going to feel more like may, and bringing in some warmth. starting today, little chill think morning, the trend, but clear skies at night, calm winds, we get the cold mornings, but we have warm afternoons setting up. right now 46 degrees, officially at the airport, look at that, skies brightening up already, sunrise in less than 20 minute, light wind out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour, but you get outside the city it, get chilly, 35 allentown, 38 wilmington, mid and upper 30s in part of tyne year south jersey. look at quakertown sitting at the freezing mark, 34, in pottstown, and doylestown, because of those cold temperatures, in some locations, we do have the frost advisory in effect outside the city until 8:00 this morning. so, not looking at hard freeze, but little frost to deal with like yesterday morning, nice and quiet once again, a bun tanned sunshine today, that's going to rapidly warm up the temperatures, look at that, well above average.

we were upper 60s yesterday, low 70s today, high of 73 degrees, even at the shore, little milder, even with the breeze off the water, temperature of 60 in the sunshine, and mid 60s up in the poconos, and then tomorrow, it gets even warmer, it is really going to start feeling like late may. we will talk about how long this warming trend lasts, when i show you the seven day in a forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, back to the breaking news, police stand-off ends in kensington, the intense moment lasting for over an hour. let's get right out to cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio", she is live on the scene, cherry, what can you tell us? >> good morning, rahel. yes, we just received a briefing from chief inspector joe sullivan just a few moments ago, what we know at this point is that the shooter is now in custody. the name that far shooter has not yet been released but we do know there are four victims, three are remain in the home here, on the 600 block of westmoreland street. near s street.

you can see, still active scene. there are police vehicles, still here, and we understand that there were four victims, one was found on the street in a 500 block of westmoreland, three were found inside of the home here, as you can see, there are police tape, homicide detective here, chief inspector joe sullivan is with homeland security, and he called it a tragic scene. did he not release any details as far as who the victims are, how they are connected to this shooter. he did say that there were multiple calls to 911. and he did say that the victims that were located here, one was transported to the hospital, the one that was found on the street, in the 500 block of westmoreland. again, he called it a tragic scene. investigators, homicide investigators, are on the scene, swat was here, and they were able to negotiate with that shooter during that tense stands off.

he says that the shooter surrendered without incident, no civilians were injured during the surrender, no police were injured during this surrender. again, there are four victims, three we believe are deceased because they are still at the crime scene. one was transported to the hospital. although the deaths have not yet been confirmed, as police continue to investigate the scene. again, this scene is considered to be very active. the shoot is her now in custody, as police try to investigate and determine why this happened. live at westmoreland, and f street, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> cherri gregg, thank you very much. we'll continue to follow up with you throughout the show, thank you. >> family and friends are mourning a four year old girl, shot and cold with a older sib lidge with the gun of their mother's boyfriend.

right now they are questioning the mother's boyfriends, sterve and phillips. alexandria hoff has that story. >> there is nothing quite as painful as having to use a child's name in past tens. >> she was a sweet, loving little girl. she was full of life. she was always willing to help. she was a great big sister to her little brother. she was always just very smart. >> crystal dougherty the godmother of four year old de air a's brother, child known by the many who loved her as titi the the young victim pronounced dead, result every gunshot inside of her home on the 200 block of may field street. >> it is crazy. i don't even know. >> those close to the family say the four year old girl has four sisters and three brothers, and lived in the home with her mother and father. >> four years old, she knows the alba fit, her colors, her

name. >> plenty potentials for a future that is now no more. >> all evening, stefan phillips did arrive here to headquarters for questioning. police believe that it was his gun that killed this child. but that it was likely in the hands of the four year old victim's five year old sibling. reporting from police headquarters, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a fire rips through an apartment complex in pine hill camden county. take a look, this is eyewitness cam video from the mansion apartments on branch avenue. flames spread to multiple units reaching three alarms before crews brought it under control. no word if anyone was injured in this fire and the cause is under investigation. >> developing now, officials are calling it the strongest earthquake to hit he can quid or in decades, at least 77 people are confirmed dead, and cameras were rolling the moment the quake hit. >> as you can see there, store

shelves shook along the country's coastal region, damage is set to have stretched for hundreds of miles. the quake epi-center was 105 miles from the country's capitol. authorities say the airport is closed because the control tower suffered severe damage. and, us aircraft are helping with rescue and recovery efforts after japan's back-to-back earthquakes. at least 41 people there had died. saturday 7.0 magnitude quake toppled buildings and bridges, and an estimated two dozen people are believed to be trapped in rubble. the first earthquake hit thursday, and experts say that quake was a for shock. >> governor tom wolf will sign pennsylvania's medical marijuana bill into law later today. in a statement the governor says he is proud and excited to sign the bill. the bill will provide medical relief to patients dealing with illnesses such as cancer, epilepsy. pennsylvania will be the 24th state to legalize the medical use of marijuana. officials, how much, say it

will take couple of years to set up. >> in campaign 2016, senator ted cruz is slowly cutting into donald trump's delegate lead, two days away from the new york state primary, the candidates aren't holding back brooke silva brag a has more. >> reporter: wyoming republican leaders gathered saturday to pick 14 delegates to send to the national gop convention. >> i ask you to please support the men and women on this slate. >> reporter: ted cruz appeared in person, and won all 14 spots. donald trump denounced the process. at a rally in up-state new york ahead of tuesday's primary, he called on republican leaders to reform the nominating system. >> you are going to have a rough july at that convention. you better get going and you bitter straighten out the system because the people want their vote. >> reporter: democratic candidate bernie sanders flew back from the vatican where he attended a fate and social

justice round table here in brooklyn. >> while i feel good about our campaign is where we are just bussing through and forcing a discussion that the establishment would just a soon push under the rug. >> hillary clinton criticized sanders for opposing gun control, while campaigning in los angeles. >> he voted against the brady bill five times. >> reporter: clinton will campaign back in new york on sunday n new york, brooke silva braga. , cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile, pope francis visited the greek island of lessbos to bring attention to the plight of thousands of refugees force from the their country. the pope and others prayed for them. as a sign of compassion, francis brought back three muslim families accrued g six children to the vatican, more on his emotional trip coming up in the next half hour. >> well, our weather couldn't be better around here, but we will tell you where blizzard

conditions are stranding people in their cars, and causing flight concellations. that's coming up next. >> and, also ahead, champions on the court and off. two stars of the villanova basketball team surprise a young fan. why they were just hanging out inside his playhouse. hi, justin? >> hey, warm start to the weekend, now it will get even warmer, i'll talk about how long this warming trends last when is we

>> clean up is underway in ogawa after giant tornado touched down and killed four people. tornado hit friday, in the city dolores, declared an emergency zone. force of the twister was so great it, through cars into the air. 200 people were injured, and hundreds every homes destroyed. tornados are rare in uruguay. >> back in the u.s., slow moving spring snowstorm slammed colorado. barry peterson shows us the severe includes hail, heavy rain, possibly tornados. >> reporter: hardest hit were areas in the mountains and foot hills, traffic going from a crawl to a stop. and the unlucky ended up off the road. >> over, oh, we're out driving around, making seem people from california don't get stuck. >> news reports talked about how the snow is weighing down trees. >> look at these trees, i'm standing around, and they're just plastered with a very heavy, heavy wet snow. >> and snow removal crews are

working around the clock. fortunately, for denver, and most surrounding areas, the precipitation didn't match the predictions. some weather models called for up to 18 inches, but now say, it will end up closer to eight. little solace for ooh needed airlines passengers, united yesterday canceled all of it saturday flights. outside of colorado, the same super cell of severe weather hit the southwest with multiple tornado, the oklahoma panhandle. in texas, it was hail pelting some areas, and in kansas, hail was the size of golf balls. back in colorado, and these kids were more than glad for the white stuff. joe really is 12. everybody says it is a bad storm. but you seem to be enjoying it. >> yes, it is really fun. >> see-saw weather, sledding this weekend, golf next weekend. people will be out and about and temperatures expected to be in the 80s. barry peterson, cbs news,

denver. >> those pictures are incredible. >> typical this time of year specially out there. i mean, i remember many rocky's games being snowed outright around the start of the season. >> you and i talk about me living there not too long ago, bar said it correctly, one week breeze -- snowing, bringing adder, and the next warm. >> crazy. >> you know the deal. >> fortunately nothing like that here. >> our weather has been little crazy the past couple of weeks, snow last week, now talking about temperatures 70s, maybe even close to 80 as we head into the work week. but check it out. not a bad start to the morning here. getting ready for nice sunrise, just few minutes, live look from the hotel bethlehem. looking south over the hills there. nice quiet start to the morning. it is chilly though. but we will have rapid warm up. so here is the story, the sunny stretch continues, so it will be tough to really find any clouds in the sky. really for the next 24, 48 hours, we start feeling more like may, in fact, even late may, as we head into the start of the work week, and we will bring back some rain chances,

in our forecast, and let you know that arrives in just a second, but look at this, chilly temperatures, cherry hill, 36 degrees, we're 37 in dover, delaware, around the city. similar numbers, just outside, low and mid 30's, mullica hill, 33 degrees, 36 woodstown, good morning quakertown, you guys sitting at the freezing mark, here is a cold spot this morning, 34 in pottstown, so we have frost this morning, frost advisory in effect, may be wondering how long do these typical freezes last? well, here you go. the average last freeze, around philadelphia, is early april. so mid april i should say. so pretty much right there. little later in april for the lehigh valley and poconos, and even it can extends up into may for northern pennsylvania, into southern new york. nothing happening right now. high pressure over us. we have clear skies, calm winds. all of the heat we had yesterday just escaped right back to the atmosphere, that's why we cool down once again this morning, and again, abundant sunshine. >> this will be our weather maker once again today and tomorrow. notice, where the high goes it, starts to move to the south and west over the next

24 hours. we will watch this cold front, start to move in from canada, later monday night, into tuesday, this past cents through the region during the day tuesday, bringing few clouds, it is also going to bring some cooler temperatures, so it will knock us back closer to average. today, though, into the lower 70s, even up toward the lehigh valley, berks county, even in the poconos, jumping up into the mid 60s. tonight, not as cold, generally four's, maybe some 50's around the city. then look at tomorrow. upper 70s away from the water, maybe even close to 80 degrees, depending on where you are, and even along the coast, we have a shot at reaching mid and even some upper 60s, close to 70 there as our winds start to switch directions out of the northwest. sunshine today. 73 degrees for the high temperature tonight, not as cold, 53 for the city, 40's out in the suburbs, great afternoon for baseball, check it out, 13:51 pitch with the nationals, 67 degrees, in the sunshine, and here is the extended forecast, monday is the warmest day at 78 degrees. still pleasant, low humidity,

tuesday, cooler at 70, that's still above average, six a wednesday, the coolest day, next chance of showers, holds off all the way until friday. rahel, back to you. >> look good, thanks, justin. >> well the flyers continue to struggle in round one of the stanley cup playoffs. they lost again, in washington, handing the capitols a two game series lead. caps grab the lead in the first period, with john carlson beating steve mason to make it one-zero. once again the flares, flyers playing from behind, caps up two-zeroment took a while, but the flyers finally get on the board. where check cuts the lead in half. how much, the caps just too much yet again. the flyers lose game two, score, four-one. >> and the south street bridge lit up in orange in honor of the flyers. special let's go flyers moving graphics were also displayed on the bridge. just one of the buildings in the city lit up in the flyers colors, as they try to bring home the stanley cup. >> and what a few weeks it has been for the villanova wildcats, since they won the

national championship. they've had plenty of fun celebrating. but they are also giving back to one of their youngest fans. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows you the big surprise that made his day. >> as a reporter you're taught never relinquish the microphone during a interview. >> v for villanova ♪ >> unless it is to four year old dave hoist wants to sing us the villanova fight song. >> ♪ fight fight fight ♪ ♪ >> key caught one blaze, his little sister, lucy and his parents inside their newly renovated basement. equipped with blaze's brand new villanova themed playhouse, both of his parent are villanova alumni. the playhouse, empty now, but just 24 hours prior? >> oh, my god. >> take a lack at the two surprise guests who showed to up greet blaze, who was recently diagnosissed when cancer. that's ryan arcidiacono and daniel owe chef ooh, fresh off their ncaa championship win.

>> something we will never forget. >> what turned out as minor renovation project to play and recover for the ram bunks us four year old who is under going cancer treatment, turned into elaborate space, the contractor who knows the family well, took it upon himself to i am provise, and to get two of villanova star basketball players in on the surprise for the family. >> we were completely surprised about the whole thing, just this exceeded our expectations. >> he is excited, excited for everything, and i think we were more excited who was there. he would have been excited for anybody that was there. >> the emotional video taken by family friends is going viral. a lasting memory for an energetic and vivacious little boy who is on a long road to recovery. >> to see that smile, when blaze turned the corner and saw who was in his playhouse, that's priceless, we could

never get a better memory. >> our hope is that this is a great memory. he can tell his friends when he is in his college dorm room at villanova one day. >> blaze is expected to have extensive surgery in the next month or so, but his parents tell us that the oncologists say he's exceeding all of their expectations at this point, and showing no signs of any abnormalities n havertown, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". what a sweet gesture. the simple key to healthy clear skin. imagine no more acne, eczema or rosacia. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us what some are calling the answer to all of their skin care woes including wrinkles. stay with us.

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>> right out to cherri gregg from our sister station, and you spoke to police short time ago watch are they saying? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, there are four victims in this particular incident. and the gunman has been taken in to custody by police, without incident. i'm here at the corner of f and east-west moreland street where police are still here. you can see the police tape, because this is still an active investigation. what we were told by chief inspector joe sullivan, of the philadelphia police home lan

security counter terrorism task force was that this took place around 3:43 a.m. here, the first shooting took place in the 500 block of east-west moore lands street. and that same gunman was involved and it took place the second shooting which is part of the one incident took place in the 600 block hereof east westmoreland street watch police said, it was declared a barricade situation, around 4:00 a.m. this morning. there have been multiple calls to 911. first, identifying the shooting victim in the 500 block every east west moore lands, then another call to 911 about the victims inside of that home, at 637 east westmoreland street. now, police say that the gunman called police and actually said that he wanted to surrender without incident and negotiators were able to talk him down without incident. and once they got inside the home, they discovered three

additional victims. now, police have not confirm whether or not those victims are dead, but they're -- we've been told that the victims are still inside of the home, they were not transported to hospitals, as they can at this point be presumed dead. still an active investigation. the gunman is said to have been known to police, and is currently in custody. we've not heard yet what weapon was used, whether or not it has been recovered, and police have not released any information on the gunman, whether or not he is connected to the victims in anyway, but we do know that the home at 637 east westmoreland street was the home of the gunman, as police continue to investigate this scene and determine why this occurred. live in kensington, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cherri gregg, thank you for the update. of course we'll bring you more information just as soon as we get it, but turning now to check on weather, little chill think morning, no real

complaints, it has been beautiful. meteorologist justin dray brick out on the skydeck with the forecast. >> good morning, that's right. i think we will take the cool temperatures, because it is setting up for nice afternoon. really going to warm it up. talking 70s for a lot of locations across the delaware valley. good morning for the morning run or jog, little cold, near freezing g up in the poconos, 46, 35 just inland, at the atlantic city airport, because of some of the cold temperatures in the suburbs he we do have frost advisory until eight # this morning outside the city tyne err year south jersey up through bucks, montgomery, lehigh valley. thirty-five allentown, 38 wilmington, delaware, suburbs getting close to freezing, there you go, it is freezing in quakertown, mid 30's doylestown and mt. holly, new jersey, clear skies over us right now, so we go full sunshine, throughout the morning, into the afternoon. that's going to rapidly warm the temperatures up, so starting off in the 30's, 40's, but climbing up into the low 70s, that's well above average, talking almost 10 degrees above average today. seventy-three, for the afternoon high temperature in

the sunshine, at the shore, we still have that winds off the water, that ocean water, generally in the upper 40's to about 50, that gives air temperature near 06 degrees, comfortable in the poconos, high of 65, and it gets even warmer as we head into the work week, also talk about next chance for rain, show you the seven day in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> looking forward to that, thanks, justin. >> four year old girl is shot and killed inside her kensington home. right now police are questioning the mother's boyfriends, and investigators say, an older sibling used their mother's boyfriend's gun to fire the deadly shot. a little girl was shot once in the face, and died at the scene. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon, in the 200 block of east mayfield street. homicide detectives are questioning the boyfriends, his name is stephen phillips. >> young child is remembered in kensington, family and friends release balloons in honor of little david alicia, two year old boy was struck and killed by hit-and-run driver at mascher and lehigh one year ago, last night. his mother was injured trying

to protect him. >> hundreds walk for peace in north philadelphia. the peaceful demonstration started yesterday before noon at progress plaza near broad and oxford. the walkers then made their way to city hall. they were joined by philadelphia police commissioner, richard rot. the one day at a time group organized the walk. their goal to help stop violence and show people that they care and are in partnership with the police and the community. >> well, pennsylvania is set to become the latest state legalize medical marijuana. governor tom wolf will sign the bill into law this afternoon. the bill will provide medical relief to patients dealing with illnesses such as cancer and epilepsy. medical marijuana will be available in pennsylvania, and in forms such as pills, ointment. it will take couple of years to set up. campaign 2016, the presidential candidates are battling over who will serve as delegate at the national convention. ted cruz has asked wyoming

republicans for their vote as they gather to choose 14 delegates, to sends to the republican convention. frontrunner donald trump again denounce the delegate selection process, during a rally in syracuse ahead of tuesday's new york primaries. >> you are going to have a rough july that the convention. you better get going. and you better straighten out the system, because the people want their vote. >> you know, it is easy to talk about making america great again. but the real question is the understand the principals and values that made america great in the first place. >> i don't think there has been a more important consequential election in quite some time. because you could not have a bigger difference, a bigger difference between us, and the republicans led by donald trump and ted cruz. >> democratic frontrunner hillary clinton spoke to supporters during a rally at a college in los angeles. and, we are just under 100

days from the democratic national convention, right here in philadelphia. party officials joined mayor jim kenney and former governor ed rendell at the national constitution center for an update on preparations, they say the host committee is ready to make the convention a success after months of planning. >> way ahead of the dnc, on our diversity goals, we've given out seven # major contract, and six of them are differs business. >> we're on time, on budget, ready to run a beautiful convention. >> and the public can expect some contests coming up in the weeks ahead. and special offers, from businesses and restaurants when the dnc begins. also, on the democratic side, yesterday, hawaii congressman, and the bernie sanders campaign, hosted a town hall meeting with veterans in northern liberties. >> time and time again, he talks about the cost of war, and that if we can't afford to take care of our veterans we

shouldn't be sending them to warp. he has talk about the consequences of these decision the that leaders, very directly impacts every single one of you. >> and congress woman gaff order serves as major in hawaii national guards, has deployed twice in support of the global war on terror. >> sanders himself meantime is back in the united states after a brief meeting with pope francis at the vatican. the vermont senator was invited to take part in a academic conference on friday, while talking with cbs news correspondent set don't, sanders said, beauty, sanders said beauty regular ignited from the holy father. >> pictures of this meeting with the pope or was it behind closed doors? >> well, it was neither, but we chose not to do pictures, we didn't want anyone to think this was political. >> sanders build the trip as above politics, but, some believe he was using it as an unorthodox campaign stop with the new york primary looming tuesday. pope francis meantime said the

meeting was purely common courtesy. >> after the meeting, pope francis boarded a plane for the greek island of less bows, there met with refugees trying to migrate into western europe, as omar villafranca, he returned to the vatican with some precious cargo. >> reporter: pope francis visited the greek islands of lessbos to bring plight forced from their country, toward the morae a refugee detention center where thousands remain in limbo, young girl grabbed francis' hands and kiss philadelphia, others fell to their knees and cried as he passed by. one man pleaded with the holy father to help the refugee children. >> looking -- >> francis and other spiritual leaders tossed wreaths into the sea, and prayed for the thousands of migrants, refugees, who died while trying to reach europe. >> as a sign every compassion,

brought back three muslim families, including six children, to the vatican. they were forced to flee syria with when isis bombed their homes. >> everyone has to engage himself in finds a solution, new solution for the situation. >> more than million refugees have arrived in europe since 2015. omar villafranca, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the duke and duchess of cambridge wrap you are their tour to india by recreate ago classic photo. william and kate towards the taj mahal, posted for photos sitting side by side on the same bench with where yam's mother princess diana was filmed back in 1992. the royal couple is now back home in britain. and, still to come this morning spring cleaning in philadelphia, hundreds of volunteers help make a difference in their communities. and, limiting your child's

screen time. how much is too much, and where parents are urged to designate as tech-free zones. "3 on your side"'s jim donovan has the story next.

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>> on any given septa line, most are focused on the destination. but saturday ... >> they have 12 different quads rants, working all the way down. >> 700 focus on where you begin your trip, the place you call home. >> example of really giving back to the city that we love. >> but they're not the only ones volunteering. with shovels in hand, hundreds of volunteers are taking part in the ninth annual philadelphia spring clean up, a sit wide initiative, to beautify each community. its success hinges upon helping hands that pitch in across neighborhoods, like frankford. >> clean up day. >> a lot of people out here including myself, you know what i mean have, been out here on the street, and we tore up this community so much, it is only right we come back and rebuild some of the things we destroyed. >> it is important that others understanded we take pride in our community, and that we intends on keeping it clean, fighting for our right to live

in a peaceful clean safe community. >> elsewhere in northern liberties, neighbors took bristles to the bear concrete. >> we decided it was important to help clean up, take care of the place we live. >> so one day at a time, one sweep at a time. those in philadelphia, are contributing to a culture of clean streets, and a community they can cherish. anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now checking the weather, you see people and anita's story wearing t-shirts, very nice day yesterday, nicer today? >> t-shirts, maybe break out the shorts this afternoon. >> flip flops. >> you there there you go. >> the whole nine. >> feeling like sum area little bit. this trends will continue into the work week, awesome shot up in the poconos, looking live from big boulder here, with clear skies, and nice shot of the lake there, full sunshine today, that sunshine will rapidly go to work, and warming our temperatures up well above average. we reach the low 70s over most locations, now the exception up in the poconos, still, mid upper 60s, not bad.

forty-six officially at the airport, then surrounding suburbs do drop down into the mid 30's, this morning, and specially up toward quakertown, allentown, do have the frost advisory, north of the city, also interior south jersey, there are some cold spots, 40 in reading, but still the warmth continues out across the center of the us, 61 in des moines, 56 st. louis, so still going to be sitting in a mild air mass during the afternoon. just have the cool night, because of the clear skies. again, each day this warming trends continues. go back to wednesday, below average, in the upper 50's, and yesterday, we made it to 67, today, 70s, tomorrow 70s, maybe some spots could get 80 degrees. average hi, this time of year, 64, the good thing is we don't have the humidity to deal with just yet. eventually that will commas we head toward the summer season. there go for the averages for today, mid 60s, month from now, we will be averaging mid 70s, and then by june 17th, we start to average into the lower 80s, so signs of summer coming at us over the next couple of days, look at storm

scan3, just like the past several days, all of the wet weather out to the west, had the snow flying out in the mountains of colorado, and the western us, high pressure parked over the mid-atlantic, and northeast, keeping us nice and dry. only problem is for the allergy sufferers, probably don't like this forecast, with the sunshine, and little bit after breeze, really blowing the pollen aroundment look at that, high levels today, tomorrow, certainly into tuesday, as well. tuesday actually worse, because the winds kicks up little bit more as cold front comes through, that just blows everything around. so, as we progress through the next 24 to 48 hours, not much happening. again, clear skies again tonight, not quite as cold tomorrow, full sunshine again, monday will be the warmest day out of the next seven, and look at that, finally, few more clouds return on tuesday, this is the actual cold front, that's coming in from the north, it passes through the day tuesday, once it sags to the south, it knocks our temperatures back down closer to average for this time of year. real now true cold shots of air coming in our forecast. today into the 70s, even to up berks county, lehigh valley,

tomorrow, not as cool, in the four's, 50's, then tomorrow, mid upper 70s, getting close to that 80 degrees mark and the trends really is the warmth through the us. see the area of red dominating much of the united state, couple of cool pockets of air try to come in for the middle of this week and then again next week, nothing terribly cold. so enjoy t today's forecast hi, going up to 73 degrees, tomorrow, upper 70s, and pretty much hanging out in the 70s for the rest of the week, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank youment time now 6:47. let's get check on those roads. let's go over to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. ann, what are you seeing out there? >> rahel, good news, looking at the ben franklin bridge, such a beautiful day, just turned to the forecast, if you are headed to the shore, start with that. no delays on the area bridges, further up doing fine, on 42, 55, the a.c. expressway and the garden state parkway. so, enjoy the trip if you are headed to the shore. nice roadways to get there so far. we will move the traffic cam here, and this is the schuylkill westbound girard

avenue. you can see disable vehicle, not really impeding traffic too bad. but it is kind of taking out the shoulder, and that one lane, as you can see, traffic still squeezing around, so far, no delays. but we will definitely keep you posted. and we move the traffic cam again, there you go, this is the 422, between 29 and oaks. right near trooper. no delays or problems here. 422 is in good shape. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, now, rahel, back to you. all right, ann, thank you very much. it seals millennials love their cars, the recent study commission by ebay motors finds that millennials not only keep their cars longer, but they're also more likely to name them. now, most popular name: betsy, baby, best i, bob, and buddy. a lot of b's. the color that ranks the top, top for millennials, red, silver and blue. >> well, how much time do your kids spend looking at tablets or smart phone screens?

in many cases toddlers have their own electronic devices, as "3 on your side" jim donovan finds, one out of three parents giving their kids their own tablet, by the age of five. >> what's that? >> pria smith just two years old, but already has her own ipad. and getting her to give it up can be a challenge. the american academy of pediatrics says kids two and over should be lidge today just two hours a day in front of screens. and it should be avoided for children under two completely. >> it is a challenge for everybody to navigate the digital age. >> pediatrician, our i brown, says the american academy of pediatrics realizes the challenge today's parents face, and it is updating it guidelines to better reflect the modern age. but those changes will come this fall. which says is still important for young kids to unplug. >> have tech-free zones. so, tech-free zones might be meal times and definitely the bedroom.

>> free as mother says she follows the current guidelines as best she consideration but will gradually increase her daughter ' screen time as she gets oldser. >> pediatricians say stud advice shown that excessive media use can lead to attention problems, sleep disorders and obesity. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> the flyers are down two games to none in the playoffs, and still to come this morning, what may have been one of the worse playoff bowls given up in history. pat gallen will have it for

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down a game to the washington capitols is not a place the flyers wanted to be. but down two games, is a major uphill battle. they were look to go avoid that two-nothing hole saturday night in washington and without sean cute ear, first period, flyers look good early but that's john carlson, he gets the cap caps on the board first. just like game one. cams up one-nothing. now, perhaps the worse goal in playoff history. jason just fires it down the ice and somehow it finds its way through steve mason and into the net. take another look. i mean, you can try that one a million times. and not have it go in. but here it does. and it cost the flyers. later in the second, jake voracek tries to bring the orange and black back with that goal. he scores. makes it two-one, washington. but the caps can could not be held down for much longer here, alex, he gets in on the fun, the one timer makes it three-one, the caps would add a fourth. they win four-one, they go up two games to none over the flyers. game three, is tomorrow night.

back in philadelphia. >> more playoff hockey. pen wins and rangers in pittsburgh, here is matt for new york putting home, scored three in the second period, the rangers win four-it, the series is tied at one game apiece. >> remember that 16 strikeout performance from vince, well it, feels like weeks ago now. friday night, jeremy, got torched by the nationals, saturday night, it was aaron nola's turn. first inning, the nats would strike quickly. daniel murphy, ripping one into the corner. that's a triple t would score one more. nola allowed three in the first inning, allowed five in the first inning the other night. then bryce harper once again, hit homerun, two nights ago, he blasts another one last night, that's his fifth of the season, already, the nats would leave seven-nothing. but wait. the phils got one. cameron rough with a homerun here, would make it seven-one, but they needed a lot more than, that the nationals win

eight-one. warriors rockets, nba playoffs underway. if you can't beat them why not punch them, fight them? patrick beverly and set curry get tangled up. but it doesn't work, not even little. because here is curry again, strips james harden, he flips it to andre iguodala on the break. that would put the warriors up 26 points. but on the play, set curry tweaks his ankle, and woe leave game. he would return. steve kerr said he is questionable for game two, but he says i'll play, forget it. while the calendar might say april, we got a taste of fall on north broad street. the temple owls held annual cherry and white game to give fans a glimpse of the future of the owls program. head coach matt rhule showed off some of his top recruits, some of the top returning players from last year's game that had a break out season. the owls finish the 2015 year ten and four overall, and seven and one in the aac. from cherry and white to blue and white, penn state had their spring game, as well,

with new quarterback trace mc sorely leading the wayne for james franklin squad. how about turn out here? how about 65,000 fans? showed up for the scrimmage. and then we go from penn state to arrival, ohio state, their spring game, that's jerome baker. wow. beautiful one handed interception, got to be these crazy sticky gloves. but hey, football never takes a break. >> and that's it for sports, i'm pat gallen, have a great day. >> and that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. at 7:00 philadelphia police rush to a stand-off in kensington, we'll bring you up-to-date on the investigation. >> ted cruz courts delegates in a state donald trump skims. what trump has to say about the process just two days before the new york primary. >> it was kind of nasty, like sliced it it open, then like water coming out. >> student get hands on with brains, learn how to keep their protected. how they turn the tables on

some college students? dramatic change from sun up to sundown. that's all coming up on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning.

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gunshot wound watch police are saying about the gun that killed her. >> and, one day after a seconds earthquake in japan, the earth shakes in i can quid or, death and devestation, why it is called the worse quake to hit the country in decades. today is sunday, april 17th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. lots every news to get to. first a check on weather. justin dray brick joining us. justin, dry weekends for a chang, how about that? >> good stuff. i noticed you were extra nice to me today. is that because of the forecast. >> i didn't think i was being very nice to you. >> rahel brought in breakfast nor me, too. >> he's getting me because tiff. >> exactly. >> now, you're right, nice change for a dry weekend, first one since early march, march 5th and 6th, how about that? full sunshine once again, if you liked yesterday, you will love today. little warmer, talking highs back to the 70s, little chill think morning, in the city though, 45, at the airport, you can see, full sunshine out there already. going to be tough to find a