more presidential candidate. >> i have knock off really smart people. you know, you speak beat one, another, another, one after another, a governor, a senator, another governor, another senator, and then they say you should be more presidential. i better be careful in the to be to presidential, folks, you know. >> a large number of demonstrators, gathered outside, for a peaceful protest. organizers say trump is free to speak his mind anywhere except their campus. both of trump's g.o.p. rivals have teamed up in an effort to prevent the billion air businessman from winning the republican nomination. john kasich made a campaign stop at penrose diner in south philadelphia this morning. on sunday both the his campaign and cruz campaign agreed to stay out of each other's way in upcoming elections. the kasich said that the compromise is best plan to keep trump from getting a a chance to go up against hillary clinton this fall. >> i will not go tell anybody how to vote.

they can vote for whoever. this is a matter of resources. we have run a national campaign and we want to supply our resources where we think they can be used most effectively and all designed to stop hillary clinton from becoming president. >> that strategy will allow castock campaign in oregon and new mexico while ted cruz campaigns in indiana. two camps are focusing on states where they hope to slow down trump's momentum. cruz told the media in indiana why the deal with kasich is a good one. >> it ace bun antly clear that nobody is getting to 1237 we are headed to a contested convention and at a contested convention donald trump is in real trouble? why because he cannot earn support of the delegates elect by the people. >> pack does not affect the five states that are voting tomorrow. trump has a big lead in the polls there. democratic front run are hillary clinton will hold a campaign event in center city tonight. earlier she was in wilmington

delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with the latest on the clinton campaign, david? >> reporter: hi, jessica, former secretary hillary clinton will be behind me actually in the courtyard, of philadelphia a city hall about 7:30 tonight, in front of the 100 or so close supporters for a get out the vote event but i want to talk about what she did today in wilmington delaware. she made a stop in wilmington earlier this afternoon, a greeted some enthusiastic supporters. the at this point jessica and ukee hillary is doing talk about donald trump. the she's not focusing on bernie sanders perhaps just a way that she's looking at a national november election now, not so much the primary election. but she did continue to focus on affordable care which is also known as obama care, equal pay for women, also the minimum wage, $15, that is what senator sanders is pushing, senator clinton also said that she ports supports that as well. again she will be behind me, 7:30. she will make brief remarks, to get out a vote event. it is important to note she's

only candidate in this entire presidential cycle that will actually hold a primary vote here, primary event here tomorrow night, in philadelphia a. she's hoping to have a win and so far she's ahead in the polls. reporting live tonight at city hall, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> clock is ticking. david, thanks very much. we will see you at 6:00 o'clock. bernie sanders is also in philadelphia tonight. vermont senator is bringing some star power with him at a rally a at drexel university. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio was on campus where doors opened up in an hour, cherri, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee, yes, doors opened here at drexel university's athletic center around 6:00 p.m. but that didn't stop people from lining up here beginning at about 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. take a a look at the video, hundreds and hundreds of bernie sanders supporters, lined up, they are barricade all set up, along lancaster walk. they are hoping for a good vantage point inside the athletic center, estimated

4,000 people can fit inside, but more are expect, so organizers have set up a jumbo tron screen and speaker to accommodate the supporters, that will be left outside the event. now sanders will be here in three hours, long side actors susan surroundon and ken contradict samson to rally his young liberal base of supporters. according to several polls, he is behind, of course, hillary clinton in the double digits but that didn't stop those enthusiastically supporting their candidates. >> i'm a college student, i am going to be older, and i will go work. college students and lower tuition and all that stuff. >> i think he will do a lot for this community especially for the african-american community and help with the system. >> he is very strong, he ace beginsing, increasing minimum wage and a lot of the issues i care about. >> just some of the reasons why people say sanners is their guy. now he is crisscrossing across

pennsylvania, throughout the past several days, and pittsburgh, reading, state college, gettysburg and pennsylvania is a must win state, for senator sanders and he will be here tonight, at 8:00 o'clock. live at drexel university, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, cherri. we are hours away from primary day in pennsylvania and delaware. polls are opened in both states from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. we now know the identity of the man shot and killed during a troop service in north wales. the shooter cooperated and authorities are trying to determine if that shooting was justified. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in montgomery township with more on what happened, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, robert braxton's family is planning to have an outside vigil, by the montgomery county municipal building around 6:00 . the as they come together to pray they are grabbling with a few questions, first of all, why was he shot during church yesterday, and how come the

shooter is so far isn't facing any charges. >> active shooter, the at the keystone fellowship church, 427 stump road. >> reporter: in a moment the a atmosphere turned from uplift to go terrifying as at least one shot rang out sunday morning at keystone fellowship church in north wales. >> we were, worshiping and you hear three different gunshots right after another. everybody went on the floor and was hiding. >> reporter: police say this doesn't appear to be another attempt at a mass shooting but possibly a fight that went too far. it happened in the seating areas in the back of the church. twenty-seven year-old robert braxton from montgomeryville township suffered a gunshot wound and then died within the hour at the hospital. the shooter was treated and released from the hospital and then questioned by police and allowed to go home. >> we will have to determine whether the shooting was justified, under the law. >> reporter: on sunday montgomery county district attorney kevin steele says shooter had concealed weapons permit and was cooperating. the despite the fact he fired semiautomatic pistol inside a

church, depending on the circumstances, he may not face any charges. in the last 24 hours, the stance remains the same. >> we have a lot of interviews to do. the that is a all ongoing. that will take sometime. >> reporter: braxton's family shows us some pictures but didn't want to do any interviews. >> awe audible. >> reporter: he attended north penn high school where he played basketball and then studied communications at temple university. relatives say he was very dedicated to his church, and close to family. >> good parents. >> reporter: police say that braxton was shot in the chest, there is an autopsy scheduled for today but we have not been able to get results. live from montgomery township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thank you. death have the high school student is focus of a community meeting in wilmington tonight. sixteen year-old amy joyner frances seen on the right was attacked inside of a girls bathroom at howard high school of technology last week. police say that at least two other students were involved, but so far no arrests have been made.

tonight's community meeting will take place at the elementary school at 6:00 p.m. police are searching for gunman who shot and killed a man moments after that man spoke with a state representative, candidate, in cedar brook. investigators say 21 year-old alex cherry was shot in the head after speaking to candidate chris rob, and then while he was talking to a staffer. it happened yesterday, around 3:30 p.m. on the 1400 block of vernon road. police say that this incident might be connected to another shooting nearby. developing right now a fatal accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, shuts down, the eastbound lanes, this evening, and authorities say one person was killed, and another was taken to the hospital, after a truck overturned on to a vehicle. chopper three over that scene around 3:00 between the willow grove and bensalem exits. authorities say that truck was carrying 20,000-pound have of soup, no word, on what caused that accident. and here's a live look right now from chopper three of that scene, you can see

crews are still there, one lane is getting by. if you are planning to head that way check traffic on our web site at cbs philly.com, before you go. new 59:00 an important swearing in ceremony at philadelphia a city hall. >> the city has new officers on the role. the job is to protect taxpayer money by looking out for waste, fraud and abuse. each city department has an inn telling grit office their collaborates with the office of the inspector general. it turns out, coming up what color bed linens and suitcase toes avoid if you want to keep bed bugs at bay. it is supposed to be one of the biggest nights of the teenager's life but this turned into a nightmare when a former student opened fire at a prom. why one friend say bullying might have played a part. hope, a little boy with devastating disease sees glimmer of hope that he could one day after a better quality of life. what the f.d.a. is considering that could change the lives of thousands of boys.

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well, a new study find that bed bugs, like certain colors, more than others. the study published in the journal of medical studies says the bugs like colors dark red and black and do not like dazzling white and bright yellow. bugs were pet in petary dishes containing, little different colors of paper. they gravitate toward darker ones. researchers added suitcase west hard exteriors could prevent bugs, arriving home with you you. >> maybe we all need yellow suitcases. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, f.d.a. advisory committee meet to go day drew a record number of people, pushing for an experimental drug to be approved. the drug, treats a deadly form of muscular dystrophy. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the families whose lives have been dramatically changed by the drug. >> reporter: they say this drug makes a difference in the

big way. this is kind of muscular difficulties trove that i only strikes boys, it is devastating. the there is currently no treatment but there is tremendous hope for drug being reviewed by the f.d.a. committee. four years after a devastating diagnosis, payton marquez is happy to be playing outside. the ten year-old has dushane muscular dystrophy. >> we looked it up on the internet and we seen what it was, and we both, broke down. >> reporter: genetic disorder weakens muscles of young boys until they just can't move or breathe. most end up in the wheelchair by two and rarely live past 25. >> this is a bad disease, and, it is not good to hear that you have it but i have to forget that and i have to know that i'm still living and i could live a good life. >> reporter: payton's family joined a record number of the other families and researchers at f.d.a. meet to go push for at travel of the new drug called, in clinical trials,

researchers say, it is improving patients lives. >> the proportion of the boys that are on this trial, that are still walking, past the age of 14 is remarkable and it is quite unusual. >> reporter: payton started to taking the drug last year. >> i can, run, for longer distance of time, and i can kick higher. >> before it was just a death sentence, and now, we have hope that this will help him and also, many other kids. >> reporter: now the disease effect about one in 3500 boys, currently, there is no treatment for it. f.d.a.'s final decision expected at the end of may, it does not have to follow what the advice of the advisory panel says, but it usually does. the families like payton's family really pushing for this. i mean what a remarkable difference it made in his life. >> he is running, and he spoke so eloquently. >> yes, kick it, young man, keep kicking. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. kate bilo joins with us our forecast. on friday you said today we could be in the upper 70's,

bang. >> here we are, at 76 degrees our high for the day. feels great outside, tomorrow we're talking 80's. >> wow. >> before you break out flip-flops we will have the umbrella possibly to go with it.p-flops we will have the we have got showers and thunderstorms moving in through the day tomorrow, as our next cold front approaches, temperatures will surge to the 80's but then showers and storms, and it could impact your voting plans, so lets get into it. we will show you when is best time to get outside. lets look outside right now and go to the ocean city camera. we have a brand new nice camera and running showing boardwalk and it is looking empty. we have this thing working just in time for the summer season. not far away, memorial day weekend, then, of course this time of the night, come june, july august that boardwalk will be completely packed and hopefully ate little warmer then it is right now. still in the 07's down the shore. we can see a few folks taking advantage, riding a is youre or bike or taking a walk on the board this evening. here's a live look from the neighborhood network camera from the palmyra cove nature

park. we still see the sun looking across the water to center city. 75 degrees in palmyra. nice evening. few more cloud drifted in but it is dry for the moment. you can see is what heading our way. storm scan three is showing, patchy clouds all across the area, for tonight, and we have got showers and thunderstorms, off to the west, in fact i want to zoom out a couple frames here and show what you we're talking b we see a warm front across portions of new england. that won't impact us but cold front associated with it is right about here cut ago cross the great lakes and that is what will come through our area tomorrow. this is connected to a secondary low that will be moving out into the plains, producing the risk for very strong thunderstorms, possibly even tornado. is there a moderate risk for severe weather tomorrow, where we're in a marginal risk here in philadelphia, separate front but it could bring gusty thunderstorms. temperatures right now very warm. 76 degrees at the airport. seventy-six in reading as well. seventy-six in dover. cooler down the shore thanks to the different on shore flow but with the sea breeze in the

mid 60's. very warm trend. seventy-six today. tomorrow we will jump to the 80's but it will not last. temperatures drop behind that front and we are back in the 60's which is seasonal, wednesday and thursday. let's time out showers and storms, heading out to vote tomorrow you'll want to know, that overnight, batch of showers will move through. could be further south, and you may hear rumble of thunder. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., and, sun in the morning, scattered showers off to the north and then actual main push of showers and thunderstorms coming through in the mid to late afternoon hours right around this time tomorrow, we will be looking for a line of storms moving through. keep in mind if we see sun in the morning, temperatures in the 80's these storms could pack quite a punch, strong gusty wind moving through and it clears out as we head into wednesday and we should see more sunshine especially from the city on north that front will stall to the south on wednesday and could bring cloud issues for our southern regions what to expect tomorrow? isolated shower in the morning. scattered afternoon thunderstorms. a few strong storms embedded in that line as well. gusty wind and possible hail,

with any of these storms. so for the delaware and pennsylvania primaries on your tuesday, 28 degrees, the day time highs but again watch for those thunderstorms. you may want to get out and vote early in the morning and maybe sunshine in the afternoon and it could get messy. overnight tonight we are down to, partly cloudy, and showers late, and, back traveling to our north. tomorrow once again 82 the high. morning shower and then scattered storms in the the afternoon. then you're witness weather three day forecast does show the cool down. wednesday front stalls to the south and we will clear it out ate get sun back. then another wave of lose pressure comes along that same boundary bringing another round of showers on thursday, and high just 63, and it will be a little bit of the unsettled pattern moving forward even through the end of april but coming up we will look at the weekend coming up and see if we can get another nice day. >> another nice weekend on the bubble. >> thanks, kate. still ahead little royal sends a tweet to president obama. plus this. >> a student debt and tuition rise the obama administration

is advancing a new program that aims to help off set the cost. i'm anita oh and coming up

former nfl quarterback and heisman trophy winner johnny manziel has been indicted for misdemeanor assault. he is accused of hitting is ex-girlfriend driving from a dallas bar to her home. dallas county grand jury, reviewed the evidence, thursday and decided to formally charge manziel, and he was cut by cleveland browns, in march. we have some quarterback issues to talk about. nothing like that but here's don with sports. >> unbelievable. >> mild turn off events. >> fall from grace. we are talking about the bird. sam wants out. that is what a source tells espn adam thefter. bradford wants to be traded now that the eagles are poised to take a quarterback with thursday's nfl draft. that source says bradford will no longer participate in the team's volume will try work out. bradford signed a two year, 36

million-dollar deal during the off season but if the bird draft a qb he will be looking at lame duck status, here in 2016. meanwhile, tom brady has been sacked and this time it doesn't look like patriots quarterback will be able to get out of it. federal appeals court has ruled brady must serve his four game suspension in association with deflate gate. court said nfl commissioner roger goodell properly used his power under collective bargaining a agreement and was fair to brady in the process. kick it in on a monday, kids from our lady of calvary school in northeast philadelphia taking part in the clinic run by, the philadelphia union. the clinic was made possible by trumark financial, the kid won the prize for their work to raise awareness about financial literacy, a a great day, at talen energy field. >> very nice. >> go down there on that field. >> indeed. >> thanks, buddy. coming up on our next half an hour, danger in your laundry room. more and more children getting

sick after mistaking detergent pod for candy. what the industry is doing to protect children in the future. as we wait for word of a public memorial, musical tributes to the one and only, prince. also, new at 6:00 tonight... >> have you ever wish you could jump out of a plane. you can do it. i just did and i will do it again, hold it.

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students returned to class today in a northern wisconsin high school where gunfire broke out at the prom. police now say the shooter a former student may have been motivated by the fact that he was bullied. the shooting left two

students injured, and the shooter dead. "eyewitness news" continues 59:30. i'm ukee washington. aim jessica dean. police say the 18 year-old shooter was armed with the high powered rifle and a ammunition clip. police lights filled the parking lot of the antigua high school late saturday night after former student jacob wagner opened fire on two students leaving the prom. >> we regularly train for these situations and we use different buildings on the have the school district. >> reporter: that training helped police diffuse the situation quickly and prevent wagner from going inside the building possibly shooting more students. the suspect was taken to the hospital where he died, and the two victims were shot but those injuries are not life threatening. these pictures, show students huddled inside of the gym for three hours, until police gave the all clear. >> and, the cops honestly did a great job. >> reporter: drew schwartz and melissa a young were at the prom where drew was crowned prom king. >> i got prom king, i got that

and it turns out to be this. so, i will remember it as more of a shooting. >> reporter: wagner was a senior at antiga high school last year and had been reportedly dating with a student at the ask who broke up with him last movement students who knew him described him aloof, and victim of bullying. >> we were kind of bullied by a lot of the same people, and kind of in the same wave. i think we all knew he was bullied. >> scott walker is calling for more discussions on how to deal with bullying, in schools. now in campaign 2016, hillary clinton will be in philadelphia tonight for a campaign stop at the city hall courtyard. voters in pennsylvania, and delaware will go to the polls tomorrow will to make their choice for president. earlier former secretary of state campaigned in wilmington, delaware. she called donald trump out of touch with the lives of ordinary americans. doors opened in a half an hour at drexel university for a rally with which bernie

sanders. vermont senator is bringing star power to help them connect with voters, actor susan surroundon and kendrick samson will be the at the event. the rally at university's athletic center starts at 8:00 . on the republican side donald trump made a last minute campaign stop in rhode island before finishing out his day in our area west chester university served as the backdrop for an afternoon rally. trump fired back against g.o.p. rivals ted cruz and john kasich calling them desperate and weak, over their joint effort to keep him from wick the republican nomination. kasich defended the plan during a stop in the penrose diner in south philadelphia a this morning. he said his campaign will focus its resources on new mexico and oregon while giving the cruz campaign a clear path in indiana. cruz said the plan will prevent trum from getting a chance to go up against hillary clinton this fall. polls opened up at 7:00 a.m. for tomorrow's primary in pennsylvania and delaware. voters have until 8:00 p.m. in both states to head out and perform their civic duty.

vice-president joe biden ace have wife jill are also in philadelphia today, they are here to make a big announcement about how to make college more affordable. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh reports from the community college of philadelphia. >> reporter: as student debt and tuition costs rise, the concern came too, said this first year student at community college of philadelphia. >> a lot of people, don't get to ccp because they do in the afford it. >> reporter: that is what the white house is aiming to address. in philadelphia, on monday, vice-president joe biden and his wife doctor jill biden, announce aid new white house initiative. a 100 million-dollar federal grant program that would create partnerships between employers and qualifying community colleges. >> the single best way to grow america, the single best way to change our circumstance as a nation is to invest in our students. we're looking to make two year community college for free for everyone who earns it.

>> reporter: something community college of philadelphia started offering in 2015, through the 50th anniversary scholars program. >> ccp, saw students like the ones i have had in my classrooms who are forced to choose between paying for books, or buying groceries. between paying tuition, or paying the rent. and, you know, that shouldn't be a choice. >> reporter: biden says while there will still be a cost to taxpayers, education is a worthwhile investment. tuition free proposal is expect to cost $60 billion over the next ten years. reporting from the community college of philadelphia, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more u.s. troops are heading to syria to ramp up fight against isis. president obama made the announcement during his trip with european leaders in germany. >> a small number of american special operations forces are already on the ground in syria and their expertise has been critical as local forces have driven eye cyst out of key

areas. given success i have a proved the deployment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria including special forces to keep up this momentum. >> the new deployments will bring number of u.s. special forces in syria to 300. still no official date for a plan public memorial for entertainer prince who died in his paisley park compound last week. >> it is rumored to be a musical tribute but even before the official memorial started, stores all over paid their respects. louie agear joins us from los angeles with more on that. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, snl paid tribute to prince catching heat in the process. meanwhile his musical peers honored the purpose will one on stage and off. >> ♪ purple rain, purple rain ♪ >> it was an emotional performance that would have touched prince from an artist, he admired, the boss paid tribute to the late ledgeend in brooklyn sat the day singing his iconic anthem on the stage, bathed in purple.

across the country in california at coachela musical festival outpouring of love and respect continued. usher belted out his best prince surrounded by purple rain, wheel el le golden covered one of the his number one hits. >> ♪ >> reporter: during his vegas show elton john continued to mourn the artist, he remembered as one of the all time greatest. in seattle, rihanna on tour soluted the man she admired while eric clapton revealed how prince may have saved his life. posting on facebook clapton recalls discovering prince when he was struggling with his own depression during a downward spiral with drinks and drugs. clapton described watching prince perform. it was like a bolt of lightening that gave me hope. we will have so much more on prince tonight on the insider

including inside the making of his iconic film, purple rain, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. you can get the latest on prince and all of the hollywood news tonight and every night on the insider at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> still to come on "eyewitness news", ever wonder what restaurants do with their unsold food? well, star bucks has a plan that won't make any of their, go to waste. and if you look on line at retail sites to save money on children's items, you want to hear jim donovan's reports this evening. it turns out some items for sale could be dangerous, kate? showers and thunderstorms role in for primary day, we will tell you when strongest storms will move through. it also turns colder behind the system, how cool it will be when we come right back.

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take a close look at this traffic cameras in chine, caught a giant sinkhole open up in the middle of the busy intersection. thankfully police were able to set up cones to alert drivers and pedestrians just before that sinkhole opened up. no one was hurt. authorities are still investigating the cause. star bucks is taking action to help fight hunger. >> coffee giant announced a a five-year plan to donate all of its unsold food to charity. after a year of research and food safety testing the company recently rolled out pilot programs in arizona and california, and it was actually a manager in california, that was one of the many employees, voicing concern about watching all of this unsold food go in the

garbage every night. >> we are affected at a human level when we see something that is perfectly good, that could be feeding needy family go to waste. >> for us it is real simple. we take that food, put it in the bag, tie it up, put a dayton it and put it in the fridge. >> star bucks, plans to donate 5 million meals, to individuals, and families, and hopes to extend this program to all of its company operated stores in the u.s., over the next 12 months. which it seems like common sense but a lot of times in big companies it takes a while to roll roll out something. >> it does take a while. >> that is very nice. coming up, why young prince george sent a tweet to president obama. we have that and more when w

well, britain's prince george, is quite the fashion icon that bathrobe he wore, while greeting president obama last week, well, it is already sold out. how about that. >> um-hmm. >> these are photos that everybody saw and talk b they set off fashion frenzy. you can see little george in his little robe, with his parents, prince william and

kate. young royal tweeted a big thank you to america's first family for rocking horse he is riding there. they sent that to him when he was born. >> you knew robe thing would be sold out. >> when he came out with the robe with the little name on it. >> so cute. >> i got the to get one. does it come in big guys sizes. >> that is ball erstad us right there when you have the president in your room. >> yes, that is right. >> nice to see. thank you you for the horse. >> thanks for the horse. >> kate has our temperatures, it is a beautiful day. >> beautiful, if you like it in the 80's, tomorrow it will not be a complete wash out. it is a warm day. steamy feeling. like a summer day. if you are not ready for spring weather to end we have that on the way as well it doesn't look like it will be quite as smooth sailing for rest of april as it has been so far. we had a rough start but past couple weeks have been fantastic. nice stretch of sunshine. things turning more active over the next several weeks. we will look at what is going on. right now lets go out to the roof cam where it is a

beautiful evening. blue skies, a few more cloud then we saw yesterday. yesterday talking about a perfect spring day. today warmer, few more cloud outside but still can't complain about a day like this. in problems if you are out and about this evening, everything is quiet. showers will hold off at least until overnight hours but they will be few and far between at least until tomorrow evening. and lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers as we do, this time of the day, they are looking at temperatures in the 70's. 75 degrees checking with ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey. we have lots of sun there. seventy-eight there further south at john carroll's house in mullica. seventy-eight with sunshine that sound just right for me. seventy-seven moving into delaware. jason is at 77. we have sun, terrific clouds and he says beautiful day. it sure has been. the let head up into pennsylvania, 75 degrees as we check with david mitchell. he has sunshine there as well and he says 75 and clear, gorgeous monday, spring like weather here for sure. let's hope so, david. but we have ups and downs.

it is that time of the year when we start to see battle between cool air and warm air. warmth has been winning out but, well, you can see everything will start to change as we head into tomorrow. we will show you this shots, from joseph taken via drawn. thank you for that, joseph. you can see the country club, blue skies in the background and what a good drone picture. lets look at is what going on, storm scan three. we will look at our live neighborhood network camera. this is in cape may courthouse. you can see cloud have increased this afternoon. it is dry there. it will stay that way through today. but just a bit overcast at the moment, some sun peeking through. storm scan three shows what is going on. showers and cloud draped along this boundary from the great lakes all the way down into portions of new england, those are staying off to the north but the associated cool front will slip through tomorrow and it will bring a round of showers and even a few gusty thunderstorms, during the day. temperatures right now, still very warm at 76 degrees in philadelphia a76 in reading as

well, flip it around, 76 in dover. normal highs in the mid to upper 60's. 10 degrees above average today. tomorrow we will surge to the 80's as we await the arrival of the cold front. warm front off to the north we will get briefly into the warm sector of this storm thanks to a southwest win. 82 degrees the high tomorrow but showers and storms especially through the afternoon. that front then clears off to the south, on wednesday. with all of it it will depend on where this front sets up. if it sets up further north the clouds and showers may stick around especially off to the south, and it is likely we will start with cloud and get more sunshine in the afternoon. on thursday, another round have low pressure moves on through with clouds, and showers, especially becoming more numerous, thursday afternoon. so your tuesday time line a stray shower in the morning. best threat for thunderstorms and few strong thunderstorms is mid to late afternoon. we will clear it out at night. you can see maryland rate risk off to the left, marginal risk where we are. overnight we are down to

62 degrees. partly cloudy, late. tomorrow is very warm, scattered showers and storms. then it turns cooler and we will clear it on wednesday, showers thursday, it looks like good news for weekend. temperatures in the upper 60's with some sun both saturday and sunday. ukee and jessica, back to you. >> kate, thanks very much. we are counting down to the race for the cure and cbs three is proud to support susan g komen in the fight begins breast cancer. join ukee and myself and the entire "eyewitness news" team on mothers day, sunday may eighth. you can run or walk with our team by registering at cbs philly.com/cure, and our morning team jim, brook, katie and meisha will have a team, everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will receive a special t-shirt, and we hope to see you all there on mothers day. >> very special day indeed, in doubt. child safety advocates are warning be careful what these laundry detergent pod. >> new study shows an increase in children getting sick after bite go into the packets. there has been a increase in

emergency calls about the pods and safety officials say parents need to take precautions. two years ago, angela avan says her daughter ate a packet and then was placed on life support before she ultimately recovered. >> she was foaming at the mouth, could in the breathe, could not move, she was just laying there. >> we want to let parents know this is something they want to take caution with. put it up in the cabinet. put it behind a lock, you know, cabinet lock. >> several companies are making the pods stronger and coating them with a bitter taste to prevent children from bite nothing to them. those new packages will hit store shelves next month. flea market season is underway who does in the love a deal. if you are a parent looking for secondhand ties or children's items you might want to watch out. >> three on your side's jim donovan find some of those previously owned items could be dangerous. >> reporter: buying used items for kids is anything but child's play. >> they are first model here didn't have a seat belt. >> reporter: this early model

seat was recalled because children were seriously injured or killed, after falling out. just one of thousands of dangerous, even deadly kids products, sold secondhand, after they were recalled. e bay and amazon use technology that blocks people from selling recalled items. and sites like craigs list have policies in place. but recalled items often slip through the cracks. >> some the of the most recalled items are actually things children either sit, sleep or play in. >> reporter: amanda bauer weeds out unsafe items for consignment events. she said avoid buying items children can fall out of. also, stay away from choking hazard like small toys and wires. this wall lamp was recalled after children were injured and killed strangled by the long cord. when it comes to cribs only buy those made after june 2011, when new safety standard went into effect. >> they are required to have a dayton them. >> reporter: few simple steps to help you and your baby

sleep easier. if you are considering buying a secondhand car seat make sure you look for expiration dates because they often expire after about six years. you can check to see if an item is recalled by going to the consume are products safety commission web site. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. still ahead on "eyewitness news" does the full moon make people nutty. >> it is a good question and nicole brewer has the answer to as we reair your favorite good questions, back by popular demand, we will be right back.

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on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. best examples of the segment we have been airing since january. so tonight, this is a fun one, does a full moon really effect our behavior? this question was submitted by andrea in olde city and nicole brewer has the answer. >> it will be a full moon can you tell. >> tonight. >> what happens when it is a full moon. >> you act a little funny. >> emotions are height even. >> crazy, and company crazy things. >> crazies are born. >> wear wolves come out, you know. >> do you think there is any truth to this. >> that is a good question. >> simple answer is, no. >> doctor frank farly is a psychology professor at temple university. >> there is almost no human behavior that we have reliablely and followed and connected to the full moon. >> great story though. >> one that goes back thousands of years. take the word looncy for instance it comes for for moon

goddess luna. >> there you go, clever. >> that makes perfect sense. >> and then the idea that our bodies which are 80 percent water are affect by the moon in the same way as the tide. >> so as the moon pulls from the ocean it pull is it out as well. >> reporter: those theories do not hold much water. >> the fact checking we have experienced all of these phenomenon so lets trace it back to science. >> one term we use in psychology is confirmation bias. >> okay confirmation bias. >> defined as tendency to search for or interpret information in a way that confirms ones preconceptions. >> with you did you get that encyclopedia. >> it is a full moon, that is why. >> it is up to us to decide, if science can eclipse, superstitious. all right. well, as we get ready for tomorrow's primary in pennsylvania, and delaware, we want to know why can't independents vote in some state primaries? >> that is tonight's good

question submit by lisa nicole brewer will have that answer at 11:00. don't forget if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question. you can also tweet it, just use #cbs-3 good question. meanwhile i need to get doctor frank a hand with some of the people i know. >> you think maybe is there some. >> he will change his tune. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 the presidential push for pennsylvania and delaware is heating up, for four of the presidential candidates are in the area and we have live campaign 2016 coverage, for you. walt? >> reporter: you are a republican exited to vote for that delegate except when you get in the polling place is there no indication on who any of these delegates are backing. we will tell you how on overcome confusion in the voting booth coming up. after another stretch of bought full weather, we have showers and thunderstorms moving into the area, just in time for the pennsylvania and delaware primaries, coming up we will time out the storms and tell you when the best

time to get out and vote will be. and look mom, no parachute, our vittoria woodill goes sky diving without a parachute or a plane, see how she did it, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. campaign confusion, on the eve of the pennsylvania and delaware primaries, republicans may be surprised when they learn about important information, missing, from some of the ballots. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. with g.o.p. voters in pennsylvania pick delegates tomorrow they went know if that person supports their preferred candidate. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter explains what voters can do, before they get into the booth. >> reporter: if you are a g.o.p. voter you may well know which candidate you are choosing when you step in the voting booth but when it comes

to choosing delegates to the presidential convention, there is no way for you to know, which ones support which candidates because it is simply, not listed. >> like you vote, but who are you voting for? you have no idea. >> you don't know what you are getting. >> i know whether the democrats you know who the democrats are aligned with. >> reporter: in fact, democrats need only read ballot to know which candidate their delegates are supporting. >> i think you should know. i think one should know the delegates are. >> problem is, from a voter standpoint you are ending up with a lot of questions and confusion. >> reporter: david thornberg who head the political watch dog group committee of 70 says that his staff is getting calls from g.o.p. voters. they are concerned about having how to make a blind choice for delegates. >> voters will be asked to pledge, to vote for delegates, without really knowing who they might support, in the presidential