monday. kicking off another week together. >> fantastic, weather looking good. we're done >> very own station headquarters here at cbs 3, facing south, entire city skyline, totally visible, no visibility problems what so ever for us, not weather-related ones that we can certainly expect to stay nice and clear, eventually things are going to starting to downhill in our area, that comes, courtesy after new frontal boundery on the move. for now, storm scan nice and quiet. very high vale of clouds, up in the atmosphere here, but generally we have a nice clear sky, where you have got the clearest of skies, you'll see the coolest temperatures, very likely here this morning, but eventually there is a storm on the way. and that's going to be dragging cold front through. now on tuesday, we see pretty significant so far ear weather threat through the central planes. here, however, marginal risk.

now, remembering sort of the totem pole of categories eggs, a bottom of the totem pole is najim laachraoui mal. yes, could see local or gusty strong storm, this is many to, not today, but tomorrow there could be potential for some heavy downpours, maybe gusty winds, meantime check it out. not bad. i would suggest dressing in layers once more this morning, as we are only in the 40's most locations, how much, this is pretty nice day. we gave it an a-plus. don't you love that? 77 degrees, by the time the kids are getting out of school. so it will be nice little dose of summer to kick start the week, meisha? have utley gorgeous, thanks so much. always so good to wake up with such great news on a monday morning. boulevard southbound approaching wissahickon, looking good, looking nice and quiet basically anywhere still is. 422 tail light moving in the eastbound direction, at trooper. peak outside in your neighborhood, seeing what's going on. this is the schuylkill. taillights eastbound direction path 202. one of the areas i keep my eye on, probably heating up the quickest. i say that with some reservation, because it still looks so great out there. we know the schuylkill will

heat up quicker than some of the other areas. watt mayer inch break near delaware, ship lip road closed between wilson road and boulder brooke drive. small area, if you don't need alternate, just know it is out there. i will let you know right when it clears. also in the world of mass transit, take a look at this, patco running special evening schedule tonight, norristown high-speed line, new weekday schedule starts today. center city trolley tunnel opens 5:00 a.m. for repairs and inspections, that's why it was closed. >> thank you so much. pennsylvania and delaware are the focal points of campaign 2016. >> four of the five presidential candidates are campaigning in either or both state. ahead of tomorrow's primaries. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live, at west chester university, where donald trump has a rally this afternoon. brooke, jim, good morning, that's right. donald trump is expected to be here on campus at west chester university right around 4:00 this afternoon. here to greet him will be number of students, there is at least one student organization that will also be protesting his visit.

in the meantime, the gop rivals of trump have found common grounds, have decided to team up against the frontrunner. >> new generations -- >> republican ted cruz is the only presidential candidate on both sides of the ticket who won't be symptomming in pennsylvania. instead, he's already looking past tuesday's primary, and focusing attention on inched ann a but sunday night, a sharp change of course for the texas senator. once opposed to coordinating anti-trump efforts, both he and ohio governor, john kasich, have now decided to team up against the gop frontrunner, the kasich campaign says it will give cruz clear path in indianna while the crews campaign will clear the path for kasich in oregon and new mexico. >> it has narrowed the field, as we stand here today, there are two people and only two people that have any plausible path whatsoever to winning the republican nomination. me and donald trump. as i said, plausible path.

>> meanwhile this morning, kasich will bring his message to the penrose diner in philadelphia. >> a vote for cruz or trump frankly is a vote for hillary clinton. at the end of it all, i think when we're at the convention, delegates are going to want to know who can beat hillary. >> on the far less dramatic side, hillary clinton spent part of sunday campaigning in philadelphia. >> your governor has been fighting to get the resources that the schools in philadelphia deserve to have. and it is an outrage. that the state legislature is standing in the way. >> you asked the wealthiest people of the country who are doing phenominally well to start paying their fair share of tax. >> she will be speaking in the city hall courtyard along with bernie sand heres has an event at drexel university. >> now, back on the republican side, trump is responding to news of the cruz-kacich teamwork. he wrote on his twip err saying, wow, just announce that lying ted and kasich are

going to call eude, desperation, in recent weeks trump called republican nominating system rigged. he will likely step up comments today, when he is here at west chester university. reporting live, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, january. meanwhile stay with "eyewitness news" as we keep track of the candidates of campaign 2016. coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. and autopsy scheduled today, for the parishoner fatally shot during church service in montgomery county. investigators tell us fight broke out yesterday morning, between two church members at the keystone fellowship church in north wales. twenty-seven year old robert brooks on of north wales was shot once in the chest, and later died in the hospital. >> we're going to have to determine whether the shooting was justified under the law. we are still interviewing witnesses. >> i think this is isolated incident, and i think, you know there is isn't going to happen again. >> the montgomery county district attorney says that

shooter has not been arrested, and is cooperating with police. >> meanwhile, police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man just moments after the man spoke with the state representative candidate in cedarbrook. investigators say the 21 year old was shot twice in the head after speaking with candidate chris, and while he was talking to a staffer. it happened yesterday afternoon about 3:30 on the 1400 block of vernon road. the gunman got away. meanwhile, police believe a shooting several hours later was in retaliation for that shooting. eighteen year old was shot and killed and 17 year old wounded in a drive-by shooting on temple road, short distance away. investigators say, the violence could be gang-related. >> community meet something set for tonight in delaware to discuss the violence that left a teenager dead at her school last week. sixteen year old amy joiner seen here on the right was a take in a girl's bathroom inside howard technology school, later died at the hospital. police say two student were involved but so far no arrest

have been made. now tonight's meeting will take place at stubs elementary school at 6:00 p.m. >> president obama is sending more military might to battle isis. he will authorize up to 250 more personnel to support syrian forces. as reporting, special dozens operations forces are already in syria. >> rescue workers rush to help victims of another government assault on the syrian city of alepa sunday, as the civil war there continues, the us will step up it fight against a third side of the syria conflict, the islamic state. president obama expected to announce early this morning that 250 american military personnel will join the 50 already on the ground in syria, many will be specializes forces working closely with local fighters. obama has previously said the effort to aid moderate syrian force asks badly hindered by

ongoing civil war. >> it has been my view consistently that we have to get a political solution inside of syria. >> moving comes week after the us upped its efforts against isis on the iraq side of the border. >> we are going to place additional advisors with the iraqi security force. >> 200 new american forces will bring the total thereto 4,000. they'll fight closer to the front lines, and be aided by increased fire power, all while america sends more money to the kurdish fighters who have been specially effective at pushing back isis. brooke silva braga. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> on top of the political visits around town, vice president joe biden and his wife will also visit philadelphia. but they're not campaigning for any candidate. instead they are speaking about making college more affordable during a stop at the community college of philadelphia. the speech starts around 1:45, so expect some traffic tie-ups around the school this

afternoon. >> for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the trentonian, teen girl hospital in the critical condition after being shot in the head sunday night while sitting at near jersey street. >> from the press of atlantic city city commission in wildwood may ban whoever boards from the boardwalk, but not for the reason you might expect. whoever boards may be added to the ban list because of the insurance liability they represent to the city, and the fire danger some fear they represent to the wooden walkway. >> from the bucks county courier times, been banner year for landscape and design students at bucks county technical high school. student raised over 20,000 greenhouse grown plants for the program's on all plant sale. the sale is open to the public beginning wednesday. >> that's a look add some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up: has johnny mansell finally hit bottom? new trouble coming today for the once promising football

star. >> plus adventure ire's bubble burst in the middle of the ocean. why the coast guard pulled the plug on his latest stunt. >> and the flyers season is over. they were eliminated from the playoffs. but we'll show you why the players still sound pretty positive about their season. ♪ ♪ >> katie says you'll love today's weather but you'll need your umbrella again soon. when the rain rolls back into the area. stay with us, everyone. stay with us, everyone. >> ♪ most new wealth fs it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system

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♪ >> welcome back everyone, it is 5:13. the coast guard puts an ends to an adventure ire's mission of riding an inflatable bubble from florida to bermuda. >> my goodness, yes. so the coast guard tweeted this picture after they pick up him and his hydro pod. the trip was supposed to last

five months. but the coast guard towed him to shore after just two days. he moved the bubble by running it like a giant hamster wheel. this was his second attempt at the trip. after he failed in 2014 the coast guard warned him not to try this again for safety reasons. >> guess he didn't listen. well, solar powered our plane on journey around the world touches down in california. the experimental aircraft runs entirely without the use of conventional gel fuel. the wings stretching wider than boeing 747 are covered with, get this, 17,000 solar cells. it travels up to 60 miles per hour during the day, and holds enough charge to continue to fly at night. >> can fly longer without fuel than with fuel. >> 60 miles per hour, i don't know about. that will the plane is headed to new york making three symptoms in the u.s. before attempt to go cross the atlantic and finally complete it voyage. >> wow. well, we will see plenty of sun that would power up that

plane today. >> i know, katie, changes on the way. >> absolutely right. we get this one final day hereof full sunshine before the next system gets here. meantime watching warmfront lift north, guys. what that means is that even though there is a warmfront there, we are trying dry. you can see the moisture with that lifting to the north, it sort of changes your wind flow, obviously, you start to see that southerly wind flow kicking in, high pressure starts to yield to the arrival of this next storm system, we are just going to start to see the moisture building in the atmosphere, also again nice warming trends. today feels like summer, upper 70s, little building dew point situation, in other words, humidity starts to go up. front staying far removed from our area, so we expect more than anything mostly sunny skies. here is the actual storm though. and it is going to be dragging cold front through eventually bringing the potential at least for stronger storms tomorrow. but not today. you know, philadelphia just one of those days to take advantage of. put the sun block on. don't get me wrongment take advantage of it, upper 70s today, high pressure gives way, now, that warmfront is

going to be nearby enough tomorrow. that we will likely see a round every showers, heavy rain, very early in the morning, especially north of the city. and then the cold front will be dragged through our area, as that comes through, perhaps there is a late morning shower on primary day, but it is generally later half of the day. so plans, to go out to the polls will be later in the afternoon toward evening, that is likely when we see in the just some rain but very likely heavier thunderstorms rumbling through here too. so please just keep it tuned, to us here at cbs-3, also on cbsphilly.com for the late fest there are any advisories or watches or warnings that get issued, we will obviously let you know, catch break by wednesday before the next systems comes along. spikes today, for the next few days, drops off little tomorrow, with the wet weather moving through, down to 8.6. still medium to high for the tree pollen levels, so, you still want to, you know, pay attention to that if you are a l err gentlemen suffer, tomorrow the warmest day of the pack, showers, storms

being will be with us, the next rounds comes along by thursday. so kind of just up and down on this forecast shall meisha. >> sure looks that way, katie, thanks so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday. look at this, penndot zooming around the camera. what we are looking at 95 taillights moving in the southbound direction at the airport, looking good, around the airport looking good, delaware county, northbound direction toward the airport, looking good there, as well. basically anywhere we look this morning we are starting to see levels build ever so slice slightly, things looking good. malvern 202 headlights, approaching route 29, looking good, and in this direction, actually looking good northbound, southbound, the only areas that really i'm starting to see heat up right now is anywhere around the schuylkill, we can expect that. this is the vine westbound vine heading on to the schuylkill. push about the westbound direction looking good here, looking actually very quiet. water main break what we were looking at little earlier, just waking up with us, delaware, residential area, shipley road closed between wilson road and boulder brooke drive. make note of this. there is no alternate right

now, very small stretch, i'll let you know as soon as that clears. jim, back over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha a flyers are cleaning out their lockers after getting knocked out of the playoffs. >> lesley van arsdall takes a look back at the season ending lost. >> it was good season for the flyers, nobody expected to make the playoffs in the second year of the rebuild. that gave the capitols everything they had in that six game series. to the second period, no score , the caps drive nicks, leaves michael, ending his 106 minute shut out streak. that will gives the caps a one-nothing lead. the flyer guys could not get the puck past braydon. he turned away 26 shots, and recorded his second shut out of the series. as the caps beat the flyers, one to nothing. >> obviously unfortunate we didn't win. that's what you take. we didn't win, obviously, satisfied, but not satisfied. we know we can be better. >> now to baseball, phils send jared to the mounds, they try to sweep the series against the brewers, with a four-two lead going into the sixth, when the brewers bats got hot.

he gave up five runs, five hits, as milwaukee scored six times in the six, snapping phils three game winning streak eight-five the final. that's all for sport, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> more sports trouble, football player johnny mansell isn't trying to find a new team. trying to deal with legal troubles. sister station in dallas, indicted on misdemeanor assault charge, official announcement expected later today, the 23 year old quarterback accused of hitting ex birth friends several times while driving back in january. now, if he is convicted the maximum punishment one year in jail, cleveland browns cut after series of off the field problems. well, coming up this morning, we're remembering a local music legend. >> the tributes pouring in, for soul singer billy paul. >> and he is the latest royal fashionista. the huge demand for that bathrobe prince george wore when he met the president. stay with us. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as...

much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

funeral arrangements not yet announced for billy paul. >> paul passed away yesterday at his home in blackwood, camden county. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> paul's biggest hit was me and mrs. jones, produced by philly international famous team of gamble and hoff. his manager says he loved philadelphia. >> ♪ >> he represented philly around the world. i mean, he did not hesitate at all his performances, mentioning philadelphia, mentioning the city, and his love of the city. >> paul had recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. he was 80 years old. >> well, it has been four days since prince died and tributes continue around the worm. in his home state of minnesota, bells rang at city hall. >> ♪

>> then the city rocked out to some of the hits from the bell tower like kiss in 1999, outside every prince's pacely park estate, thousands of fans flocked to pay their final respects with purple balloons, flowers, even a guitar. fans still can't believe he's gone. >> i really believe in my life i would never meet and love another artist like you loved prince. >> it really hit me hard the first time. i sobbed at the back of work, then came home and sobbed. i'm innocently able to kind of compose myself. but still just doesn't feel real at all. >> prince's remains were kree nature dollars on saturday. friends, family, held private memorial. ♪ ♪ >> i got it tell you, the anticipation is just too much for a lot of you. fans are still waiting for beyonce's new albumn to become available on itunes. the albumn called lemonade was supposed to be released at midnight. it hasn't showed up yet. it was exclusively released

saturday to jay-z's streaming service titles. but many fans were angry because they don't have title. >> mowing bridge belongs to my pack. mogley, they've given it a name. >> and for the second straight week, mogley the animals of the jungle back roared to the top of the box office. disney's live action remake brought in almost $61 million easily, easily, beat the competition. but it was a disappointing owning for the huntsman, winter's war, which only earned $20 million. barber shop the next cut, and the boss, rounds out the top five. i plan on seeing jungle book. >> i want to come. >> i want to see it. road trip. >> you guys in? >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" why it could get more expensive to shop at a popular store. justin? >> jim, days after delaware teen died on campus despite

the community coming together, coming up when and where a town hall is being held after the death of amy joiner. >> thanks, justin. plus finding love again. the stunning announcement from this former politician that caught everyone off guard. hi, katie. >> brooke, we are starting things off on nice quiet note here on the skydeck, and for the entire delaware valley. more sunshine in the forecast yet again today. but, we are going to see wet weather return. your full forecast coming up on the other side. >> thanks, katie. meisha lets you know about the early spot that could slow you down on a monday morning commute. stay with us.

why should we trust a like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming credit for passing universal background checks for all gun purchases, "santarsiero admitted in an interview that he didn't write pennsylvania's gun safety law." his campaign brags about his accomplishments,

but "in fact, he has failed in 54 attempts to get any legislation on the books." we just cant trust steve santarsiero. i'm shaughnessy naughton, and i approve this message because we deserve better. a community still searching for answers, a student viciously attack and beat tone death inside wilmington high school bathroom. how people are coming together tonight in the aftermath of this tragedy. thanks for choosing us this morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. katie will let you know when we'll see some rain again. first, here is what you need to know to start your day, it is the morning minute. >> montgomery township police, one male inside shooting. >> autopsy scheduled today for a man fatally shot inside a montgomery county church. >> we were worshiping and you

hear three different gunshots right after, i mean, everybody kind of went on the floor. >> we know the man killed is 27 year old robert brooks on of north wales. >> political bombshell in campaign 2016. ted cruz, and john kasich, are actually teaming up in a last ditch effort to block donald trump from getting the republican presidential nomination. >> you will vote for me, ill stands up for you. >> hillary clinton plans two rallies, one in wilmington this morning, the other tonight at philadelphia city hall. bernie sanders returns to philadelphia for separate town shawl at the national constitution center. today president obama is expected to announce the us is spending up to 250 military officials to syria to battle isis. >> philadelphia born singer billy paul has passed away at the age of 80. the grammy award winning artist is widely known for his 19 70s hit me and mrsne