hoist live in the sports complex in south philadelphia. don, everybody is going wow. >> wow. >> reporter: wow, it is right. absolutely shocking move by the philadelphia eagles a move that is felt here in philadelphia but all around the national football league. so lets check out the details of exactly what happened here today, this afternoon. the eagles sending five draft picks over the next two years to the cleveland browns for the right to take the number two selection and number fl draft which happens eight days from today. making this move will allow them to take one of the top two quarterbacks, in this years draft class. the general manager you heard just a few moments ago howie roseman who talked during today's mini camp. >> in the near future we have an opportunity to compete every year. that is starting at the quarterback position. by us having the depth chart that we have we feel stronger at that position then we have in a very long time.

>> reporter: roseman says that sam bradford will be the starter, moving forward, however, this gives them the opportunity to draft carson wentz out of north dakota state a fifth year senior, 23 years old, so he is pretty mature, he is expect to be available with that number two selection. busy day in south philadelphia. phillies playing, flyers are playing. we decided to talk to fans and see what they had to say about this move. >> it was a really dumb deal. they could have gotten an offensive lineman. wentz or goff, they will get them killed because they don't have a offensive line. >> there is more holes to filled. we could have stayed at eight, got a good running back but instead we sacrificed a lot of the future for a gamble. >> hopefully it works out and i will still be an eagles fans but makes next years draft not nearly as fun. >> reporter: what a surprise, fans highly skeptical of this move. remember the last time eagles drafted number two overall? that was 1999, fans booed and

that turned out to be a pretty good pick. it was donovan mcnabb. coming up later on in sports you may have heard, the flyers have a big game today, they are trying to fight offe limb nation. we will hear from them and also more reaction on this trade from the guys over at wip. don bell reporting from the sports complex,. >> db, i'm thinking they might throw us a curve, i don't know. our coverage of the blockbuster deal doesn't end right here get everything you need to know on our web site at cbs philly.com. taking a look at campaign 2016, the road to the white house stops, in pennsylvania, the presidential candidates are wasting no time stumping for votes ahead of next tuesday's primary. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live at fillmore in fishtown the second stop on hillary clinton's latest visit to philadelphia, natasha. >> reporter: jessica, you can hear behind me the music is playing and certainly crowd is getting fired up. hillary clinton supporters are gathering here at the fillmore awaiting her arrival right now. she's expect to address the

crowd at 6:30 this evening. this will be her second stop as we mentioned here in philadelphia today. earlier she was in the spring garden section of the city, just a short time ago at st. paul's baptist church attending a discussion on gun violence with former attorney jenner i can holder and mothers of the movement. these are women who have lost children to gun violence. they are calling for gun reform. here's what the former secretary of state had to say a short time ago. >> we have problems that we need addressing in policing and accountability. accountability for policing. we have problems within the criminal just advertise system that have led to the over and mass incarceration of too many people, predominantly african-american and latin o. and we have the epidemic of gun violence which is stalking our country from small towns large cities. >> reporter: clinton certainly

has to be riding a wave coming off of a huge double digit victory in new york's primary yesterday. polls here loyal and throughout the state of pennsylvania really have her as well with a solid double digit lead in pennsylvania. she is certainly hoping to ride out another victory here in pennsylvania in the upcoming primary on the 26th, on tuesday. that is very latest for now, we will have more on the rally here and clinton's comments when she gets here at 6:30 coming up in the later newscast. reporting live, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. bernie sanders is holding two events tomorrow, first he will make a stop in reading berks county for a town hall meeting and then rally with which supporters at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks, montgomery county. on the republican side ted cruz shrugged off his third place loss in the new york primary and met with supporters at a museum in hershey, dot son county. he didn't stay very long. he is preparing for a g.o.p. fund raise inner indianapolis

tomorrow. john kasich is stumping hard for votes in pennsylvania as well. allegheny county native is planning two local appearances tomorrow. one will be a town hall on penn state's brandywine campus in media. other is a republican dinner in king of prussia. front runner donald trump is taking his campaign to harrisburg tomorrow. then on friday he will rally with supporters at delaware state fair grounds in harring are harrington kent county. philadelphia d.a. and committee of 70 will be keeping a close eye on the polls. they say anyone interfering with the right to vote on tuesday will be prosecuted. >> we're serious about protecting fit answer at their polling place, and assuring their right to vote. my office will also be sending out updates all day while the polls are opened via our twitter account which is at philly under score d.a.'s office. >> if you see something, say something. something out of the bounds, some intimidation, some

potentially illegal activity. >> both pennsylvania and delaware are holding primaries next tuesday, voters in new jersey will cast their ballots on june 7th. emergency bridge repairs are causing some major delays on the delaware memorial bridge. only one lane is getting by for drivers heading from south jersey to delaware, and this morning, a contractor discovered three suspension ropes on the delaware bound span needing immediate repairs. drpa reduced traffic to just the one lane further from the ropes. all right. lets take you live out to chopper three for a look at the emergency bridge repairs. officials say closing the delaware memorial bridge to one lane during the day has not happened in decades but the repair work will continue around the clock and it is expect to be completed within several days. >> that does not look good but it is a wonderful wednesday, weather-wise, it feels like we have been saying wonderful a lot. lets get out to meteorologist kate bilo on the sky deck, kate. >> we have had not much in the weather world to talk about

beyond some frost advisory, fire weather watchers, things like that. it a has been sunny, dry since last tuesday, last time we had any rain here in philadelphia. temperatures have been up and down slightly with you today picture perfect. we are 5 degrees above average. low humidity and still gorgeous out here this evening. we will take a quick look and counting down on the checklist of picture perfect attributes of this day and it has been gorgeous. low humidity, mild temperatures, lots of sunshine outside, light wind is very important, it has been windy, often this month so far and today in the so bad. no problems outside today. 70 degrees still in philadelphia. 67 degrees in wilmington. notice it cooler down the shore only in 50's there thanks to the 55-degree ocean water temperature but 71 in allentown. storm scan three, taking a look at that comma shape moving through central part of the country. that will head our way on friday bringing showers and storms. coming up i'll time out

showers and thunderstorms on friday and let you know if it spills over in the weekend at all. now you back over to you. following tonight's do or die flyers game there lynn memorial tomorrow at wells fargo center for flyers founder ed snide shore died almost two weeks ago from cancer. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has an exclusive interview with one of snider's grandchildren about his health battles and commitment to others. >> reporter: he was committed, for sure. ed snider was a powerhouse who will be remembered thomas a business and community leader, a passionate fan and a loving father and grandfather. he had six children and 15 grandchildren. to take i talk to grandson garrett, about some special memories. >> derek snider's apartment is filled with memories of his grandfather, ed snider and his beloved team the flyers. >> being his grandson was the most beautiful experience of my life. >> he was always talking about inn tig writ with me. he used to compare to himself as to his own journey about

how he might have owned his hockey team for 50 years but those 50 years can be erased by one lie or one bad decision and your reputation is all you have and it takes the long toes create and it takes very little to undue. >> reporter: twenty year-old garrett is following in his grandfather's footsteps and created a foundation, all about giving back, the lessons learned from his super hero. >> when he was diagnosed with seal yak disease he didn't freak out, he didn't get sad but he helped create the national fun days for seal yak awareness. >> reporter: when his grandfather was diagnosed with bladder cancer two years ago he confronted it with dignity and bravery. >> his legacy was not that he wasn't scared but how he dealt were being scared and the way he handled that pain and that discomfort, i thought he was bionic, i have never seen anything like it. if you asked him how he was feeling he would say i feel fine, i will beat it. >> reporter: but he didn't and in the weeks since his death at the age of 83 the tribute

toss ed snider have been pouring in. >> i think i will miss him my whole life, i can't believe we're talking about him in the past tense. >> reporter: he says his grandfather had many proud accomplishments one being snider youth hockey foundation that helped under served children including getting them health checkups at temple. garrett told me that the memorial tomorrow will be a big turnout and very special tribute to his grandfather. >> we talked so much about his legacy but what a leg ace any that young man, really wow. >> thanks, stephanie. you can see celebration of the ed snider's life tomorrow at 1:00 we will stream the memorial live on our web site at cbs philly.com. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", the new face of the 20-dollar bill, very important historical figure that will be replacing andrew jackson on the 20 and it is not the only bill under going a change. a local bash their does more than just cut hair, how he is helping to shape up the community around him.

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well, the $20 bill is getting a new face. >> harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson. tubman known for bringing slaves to safety in the under ground railroad. first woman in the 100 years. 5-dollar bill will undergo change. illustration of the lincoln memorial on the back will be redesign, new image willcally civil rights leader martin luther king junior, elinor roosevelt and philadelphia's own marion anderson no word when the new bills will go into circulation. >> the underground railroad, beautiful. a bash shore cut hair of the nation's biggest celebrity is using his chair, to spark, dialogue. >> as reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us, his goal, was to help power of the barber chair to build bridge as cross color lines. >> when you come to the barber shop that is where people let things out. >> reporter: the barber shop has lived here at bryn mawr and lebanon for a decade and

robert woodward's chair has seen famous faces like jesse jackson, charles backly and nina simone. >> difficult her eyebrows and hair. >> reporter: his most famous head was michael jackson. >> is that his. >> that is my cut. >> reporter: woody didn't just cut the hair on their head, he listened to what is inside as well. >> i can get you relaxed enough, you will spill beans thaw normally wouldn't do. >> reporter: he discovered his client fears and feelings on violence, politics, race and even their looks. >> when michael got in my chair, again he talked about his skin, and he talk about how big his nose was. >> reporter: wood-y realized he was needed outside the shop so he launched barber shoptalk human family day, for 15 years he brought in doctors, performers, he has even created a character called melatonin man to highlight human similarities. >> let me introduce myself, my name is melatonin man. >> reporter: on sunday he will

host 16th annual human family day here at union baptist church. >> if we understand how valuable human life is we won't have a lot of these shootings or the vision. >> reporter: to build bridges that started here and he is not the done just yet. >> i love it. >> reporter: woody has his eye on one more famous head. >> waiting on the president, i know he will make it. >> reporter: a face that would be a yule for king of crown's. >> already conn, his haircut is done. >> reporter: in wynfield, cherry greg, for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i bet he will get that. >> i used to do a piece buzz at barber shop years ago. people open up their souls in the barber shop. >> everybody talking. >> woody, nicely done. nice, the weather. here's kate. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> need no more introduction than that, not much else to say. >> that is a good night. >> it is beautiful, thank you very much. that is all we got if only that were the case and we didn't have any rain in the forecast but we need rain, flowers need rain, plants need rain i'm sick of watering my

daffodils and tulips in the window boxes. the let's bring in some rain. not on the weekend and everything will be okay. that is what we have got for you. lets look at what we have going on right now. we will go through live neighborhood network spots at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking great this evening. kutztown area middle school also beautiful. look at that deep blue sky, gorgeous afternoon there, it is gorgeous no matter where you are today, a beautiful, beautiful wednesday, perfect spring weather. it is all thanks to high pressure overhead but that high is eventually going to be moved on out, as the system of low pressure moves east, from the central part of the kentry. the center of the low is right about here. see that lakes comma shape, cold front extend down into louisiana where it is producing heavier rain in the southern louisiana at the moment and all these showers and storms will be pushing eastward as we head through friday. good news is after friday night they will clear on out, and weekend is left in the pretty good situation, we will see sunshine both saturday and sunday. right now still 70 degrees in

philadelphia a17 in allentown. it has been backward, upside down the past week or so because of the cool ocean what the they are time of the year. it doesn't get that warm down the shore. warms up nicely in the northwestern suburbs. we have a frost advisory for atlantic, burlington, overnight tonight, and, 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. temperatures in the few colder spots could drop down in the the mid to upper 30's. we're turning breezy through the day tomorrow but it is dry, cloud, showers, cross the area on friday, and good news that clears out and saturday looks nice. with the wind picking up tomorrow, through the midday hours, from noon to 5:00 p.m. portions of the area, and under area and, red flag warning. and, humidity, and still very low. tomorrow is dry, but cloud roll in tomorrow night. friday starts off with maybe a little sunshine but scattered showers in the morning, and then by 3:00 p.m. showers get numerous and friday afternoon or evening there may be a thunderstorm as well. overnight the tonight, clear, moon lit, chilly, two days from the full moon, for your

thursday, sunny mild, becoming breezy, through mid daze hours, wind gusting to 25 miles an hour. friday is your unsettled day, again we need rain. it looks like a quarter to half inch at most. and then saturday and sunday looking beautiful, again, a great spring weekend, before more showers move in early next week. that could the end of the dry quiet pattern and gets active heading in to next week so enjoy what we have, while we have it. >> we will do that kate. >> appreciate it. >> sports is up next, more on the bird trade and new man in the net for fly guys, what he says about trying to avoide limb nation.

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>> sports director don bell, live at the sports complex, lot going on today. >> this is my first day back from vacation, and it has been kind of busy, and fly guys, and 35 minutes from now, they will take on washington capitals they trail this best of seven series zero on three. it is do or die situation. lets look at morning skate. listen, flyers offence has had issues. they have been out scored 12-two in the three game series. they have given up eight to nothing, in terms of power play, production, there will be a lot of changes in the line up including between the pipes. michael neuvirth who had a career year, 18-eight-four record will get the start and he is ready for the challenge. >> it is a big opportunity for all of us to get back in the series, and, you know, we have to go shift by shift and trust in our system and play for each other. >> flyers definitely to have do a better job scoring some

goals, only i should say 72 out of the 74 shots have been taken on the great holtby and they have not found the back of the net. meanwhile how pot eagles, a blockbuster deal. let's show you details of that trade. we mentioned it at the top of the show. they sent five draft picks over next two years to the cleveland browns. in return they will get number two selection in the nfl draft, eight days from today. that allows for them to take one of the top two quarterbacks in the draft. the general manager howie roseman had this to a say about the deal. >> when you look at the history of it there is not a large history of guys in the third, fourth, fifth round to end up being guys that will give you ability to compete for championships year after year after year. >> so that is why they want to move up and take one of the top two guys in terms of the quarterbacks available. those guys cal jared goff a two time player of the year,

he is expect to be selected by los angeles rams. and so, with the number two selection, many expect the eagles will take carson wentz, quarterback out of north dakota state, fifth year senior and he is 23 years old. meanwhile we went over to wip to get reaction and hear what the opinionated guys to have say about this deal. >> i have heard all along they have been trying to move up. they have been talking with cleveland and san diego about this they want their quarterback. they want their franchise quarterback. what it does tell me, somebody will be odd man out. somebody will be auditions for another team good wow, let debate rage on. eight days until the nfl draft, a lot of people will be discussing this move and who the eagles should take with that number two selection, we have pretty much think it will be carson wentz out of north dakota state. that is store friday the sports complex, i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. >> draft party next week will be off the hook. >> yeah. >> we will see. >> don, thanks.

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well, thinking about selling your home? how about buying? you'll need to know when the best time to do it is. >> it is a good question and that is where our nicole brewer comes in what is best time to buy or sell your home? nicole will have the answer tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. in the meantime thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on the sister station cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at is 1:00. up next, could you go to jail for refusing to take a breathalizer test? that is the case before the supreme court? jan crawford has that story. from new york, here now is scott pelley. take care family, we will see you tonight.

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