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 nomination. >> reporter: question to a lot

of these voters are having how do i know if it is for trump or cruise. there is not an easy answer. >> reporter: g.o.p. chairman joe difelice says there are ways to learn where they stan. >> call our office. we have positions for every delegate in philadelphia where they stan. >> frankly simple google search. >> reporter: if you had are a republican in pennsylvania, voting for delegates, be warned, you have to do your homework, before you get into the voting booth because once you are inside, there is nothing there to guide you, on who you are voting for, or, which candidate that delegate might ultimately be backing. at g.o.p. headquarters in northeast philadelphia, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". four of the five presidential candidates in our area, making that final push for votes in just about an hour ago, donald trump wrapped up a enthusiastic rally at west chester university. >> we have live team coverage, david spunt and cherri gregg are with the democratic

candidates but lets begin with trang do with more in west chester, trang? >> reporter: hi, good evening, guys. that rally ended about an an hour ago. you can see the crowd has really thinned out, here, police are out here right now. at one point there were thousands of pro and anti donald trump protesters. anti group started showing up around 12:00 noon. they were organizing on facebook trying to send a message that trump is not welcomed here. meanwhile plenty of donald trump support as well. 's arrived just before 4:00 and spoke before a enthusiastic crowd of 3500 people inside the field house here. he had a message for those who are not taking him seriously as a presidential candidate. >> we're going to be if i'm elect i will be a great president for the people of this country. a great president. i will bring back your jobs. i will do things. because the fact is, that our country is not working

anymore. our country is really in bad shape. >> reporter: chopper three is now live over university avenue, here where things have quieted down. police have encouraged protesters to go home. it looks like they are heed ago this warning. at one point they were on either side of the street. mostly peaceful. sometimes just shouting at each other but it was a a very peaceful rally out here but for now we are live from west chester university i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". trump's rivals ted cruz and john kasich are teaming up to attempt to keep him from winning the g.o.p. nomination. kasich defended the plan to block trump from getting the necessary delegates when he made a stop at penrose diner in south philadelphia this morning. the kasich will focus honor gone, new mexico while cruz will be campaigning in indiana. both camps hope the a agreement will help slow down trump a's momentum. hillary clinton is rallying with supporters tonight in philadelphia and polls show her with a lead in

pennsylvania and tomorrow's primary. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in center city with more, david. >> reporter: we expect that former secretary of state hillary clinton will definitely highlight that lead she has over senator sand tours clinch the democratic nomination tonight when she's here behind me. it will happen 7:30. supporters are already inside. it will be in the courtyard of city hall. when i say inside. earlier today we want to show you video of the former secretary of state in wilmington delaware greeting supporters talking to them about raising the minimum wage to about $15. that is what senator bernie sanders is calling for. she's talking about keeping the affordable care act in place. the also known as obama care. equal pay for women. just some of the issues that hillary clinton is focusing on. ukee and jessica, at this point, the former secretary of state is talking about donald trump a lot more perhaps showing that she's looking to the election in november. there are also reports out today that she's narrowing

down hurleys for vice-presidential candidate, a couple of names, then out there as well. we will go inside, hear what she has to say at 7:30 and have a full report later on "eyewitness news". reporting from city hall, david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> we will see you later tonight, thank you. doors opened moments ago at drexel university for a rally with bernie sanders. cherri gregg from our sister radio station kyw news radio, joins us now, cherri, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. count down is on as thousands and thousands of bernie sanders supporters get ready to go inside the drexel athletic center here. the sentiment has been electric all evening long. he will be speaking to the supporters here later this evening. take a look the a the video. people began lining up a around 3:00 this afternoon outside of the the athletic center. it can hold about 4,000 people. so there is a jumbo tron and speakers set up to accommodate the possible overflow. sanders is bringing a bit of star power with him today,

actors susan surroundon and kendrick samson will be here to rally with think young liberal base of supporters and he will need everything he can get, several polls have sanders behind secretary hillary clinton in the double digits but his supporters are not weighed. his message have of free college and end to racial injustice in the criminal justice system, economic equality and environmental issues are rest mating and a message he will deliver very passionately tonight. of course, the question is whether that enthusiasm will mean votes tomorrow. he will be here at 8:00 o'clock this evening. live from drexel, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thanks very much. we are just hours away from primary day, here in pennsylvania, and delaware. polls will open up in both states at 7:00 a a.m. they will remain opened until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. the family of the man shot to death during church services, in montgomery county is holding a vigil. twenty-seven year-old robert

braxton was shot multiple times during services at keystone fellowship church in north wales yesterday. the shooting happened as a fight broke out at moment it is unclear if any charges will be filed against the shooter. church congregation will gather the at 7:00 tonight for a prayer vigil. bill cosby has lost his latest attempt to stop a criminal sexual assault case against him from going forward. back in february lawyers for cosby a tempted to have the charges against him dismissed in the case involving a former temple university employee. that motion was reject by a a montgomery county judge and today, an appeals court upheld that decision, and ruling the case can continue. on the healthwatch a labor of love for a new month mom to deliver their babies via c-sections. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us more on the new technique being offer add bryn mawr hospital. >> reporter: c-sections account for third of the 4 million babies born every

year in the u.s., the experience can be traumatic. now some hospitals are making small but significant changes to make c-sections more like a birth, and less like a major surgery. >> there we go. >> reporter: she's daughter bridget has always dreamed of having, three month-old baby grace is adorable and a first. the first baby delivered at bryn mawr hospital using a new technique called gentle c-section. >> it was like one of the most incredible moments i will have. >> reporter: bridget a's two older children were born with traditional c-sections where blue draping keeps everything sterile but limit's the mom's experience. >> you just feel very isolated. very disconnected from what is going on. >> reporter: with the gentle c-section clear plastic draping is used instead, one of the many changes that allowed a c-section to be safe, but more like natural child birth. >> so that the mom can actually see what is happening, with the actual delivery of the baby. we pull the baby right up and

put the baby directly on the mom's chest so they can do skin to skin in the or which is something that really hasn't been done. >> reporter: main line obstetrician margaret burns agreed to try witt bridget and grace and it was a big success that is being repeated as often as pop. >> i think it is fantastic. >> it changed it from having a surgery resulting in a baby, to having a birth that took place on a operating table. the connection that i had just right at that moment was incredible. >> reporter: now doctors say that not all women are good candidate for gentle c-sections. they are usually not offered for twins or high risk deliveries, or if the baby is in any type of a distress. this is relatively new here just a few hospitals offering it and i got to say that baby grace, precious. >> yes. >> real, no doubt about it. >> yes, but for so many moms they want thate immediate connection. >> this is the way to do it. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. well, have you ever wanted

to sky dive but maybe afraid of heights. >> our own vittoria woodill found a perfect solution, torey. >> reporter: that is right, let's just say that i fly in the no fear zone because it is sky diving without the plane, story coming up and let's he just say i was than the that glaze full, kate. thanks, torey. we are tracking showers and storms heading in to primary day tomorrow, you can see showers moving through portions of the great lakes coming up i'll tell you when the storms get here and cool air that will follow them. and you can live like a baseball all-star. we will take new to chase utley's montgomery county home, it is for sale if you have a few million, we will be right back. golden boy, tom brady faces a bliss like no other. sam bradford faces off with the eagles front office. why the quarterback may not be back, sports coming up next. prediabetes is a serious medical condition

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vice-president joe biden and his wife, doctor jill biden, makes two stops in philadelphia today. they first stopped at mayfair diner to campaign for u.s. senate candidate katie mcginty a then headed to the community college of philadelphia to announce a 100 million-dollar federal grant program to make college more affordable. that plan includes free tuition for community college students. >> vice-president will be in delaware state university this sunday for commencement address. chase utley is selling his philadelphia area home for big money. he and his wife are selling 8100 square foot home for 3.5

million-dollar. it was purchased in 2013 for a little over 2.3 million-dollar. the six bedroom home is in gladwynn and was once owned by, allen iverson. >> how about that. >> all right. don bell joins us now and it is some rumbling. >> yes, there are. we're talking about big money here, and it is a quarterback carousal. >> money can't buy you love. sam bradford has 36 million reason to a door philadelphia but in reality none of those matter. source tells adam theft ter from espn that the qb wants ton traded. bird are poised to take a quarterback with the second pick of the draft on thursday. as a result bradford wants out. they will no longer participate in the teams voluntary work outs. if he is traded, eagles will take an 11 million-dollar cap hit. so, meanwhile, all eyes are on carson wentz, most experts believe north dakota state quarterback will be taken second by the eagles, which may only be 23 years old but

he knows a thing or two about the history here in philadelphia a. he was asked about the possibility of playing for the eagles. >> do you see eagles fans backing donovan mcnabb. he was a legend there and they did get on him. that is how they are in philadelphia. if that were the case, i will embrace it. it is all part of it. i will hold myself with high expectations. some of it might be deserved but we will see what happens there. >> he says that now. >> federal appeals court, has ruled that tom brady must survey four game suspension in association with the deflate gate. court says that nfl commissioner roger goodell presently used his power under the collective bargaining a agreement and was fair to brady, in the process. the golden boy gets sacked. i didn't see that one coming. >> me either. >> but donald trump coming out and saying leave him alone. >> yes. >> that doesn't mean anything. >> everybody has got an opinion on this one. >> true. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. >> everybody. >> that is for sure. >> kate has her forecast and

everybody is liking this day. >> yes good this day is fabulous. but, they cannot all be like today. >> no. >> unfortunately. we have a lot of days not like today in the rest of the week forecast unfortunately but we have a couple decent days to tell but, tomorrow is not too bad, as long as you get through the morning okay. afternoon is when things get iffy. if you are planning to head out to vote tomorrow, try to do it early. get out to the polls before thunderstorms come through. we will time them out. we will look at what is going on outside, storm scan three is showing just a few cloud passing through this evening, just a few more cloud then yesterday, when there was barely a cloud in the sky all day but that said, today has been warmer, beautiful, a gorgeous spring day feeling more like may or even early june in some spots out there. temperatures in the upper 70's. storm scan three is showing warm front draped over portions of new england. that will not bother us. what willis the associated cold front right about here. showers blossoming there moving into the state of

michigan, lower peninsula at the moment. those showers, and embedded thunderstorms will get here during the day tomorrow, mainly in the afternoon. in the meantime take a look at your high temperatures. we got up to 76 here in philadelphia 76 for the high in reading and dover. allentown got to 75 degrees. mount pocono at 67. even hit 70 in atlantic city. sea breeze picked up in the afternoon, certainly cooler then that at the moment. timing these out for rest of tonight everything is quiet. a few patchy cloud. you may hear rumble of thunder or rain drops on the rooftop overnight as batch of showers moves by mainly off to the north. that will clear quickly tomorrow morning. here's 9:00 a.m. notice a few showers, mainly off to the north, but also some breaks in the cloud cover. we do see sunshine here and there during the day tomorrow. even into the afternoon we will see some sun, on a day like tomorrow with the front approaching you kind of don't want to see sunshine. warmer it gets and it will destabilize atmosphere. the sun beats down on the ground. that causes instability in the atmosphere.

once this cold front comes through that is more uplift and that creates threat for strong thunderstorms. 3:00 p.m. we will see showers and storms break out to the north. storms get more intense as they come through the philadelphia area around 5:00 and down the shore by 7:00 o'clock. then clears out quickly but anyone of those storms could pack a punch. look at what happens, that front stalls off to the south bringing increased included cover in the morning. we will clear it out in the afternoon. it may end up being nicer day in mount pocono then in dover with more cloud to the south. it will be a severe weather out break across the plains tomorrow with moderate risk for severe weather there, tornadoes are possible. nothing that intense for us. marginal risk meaning anyone of those storms could pack a punch. isolated morning showers, scattered afternoon storms, a few locally storm. biggest threat, gusty wind and possible hail. then jet stream right through end of the month and early may does look active. jet stream off to the south means unsettled and cooler then average for next couple weeks. we will have nice days here and there but not will be the

stretch of beautiful weather we have had for past couple of weeks. for primary day tomorrow 82 degrees. very warm, scattered showers and gusty afternoon storms and eyewitness weather seven day forecast clears us out wednesday, not a bad day more cloud to the south, thursday another round of rain, friday lingering shower and sun will try to peak out and good news is weekend looks pretty good. we will have temperatures in the upper 60's, seasonal with sunshine bet days, but another chance for rain next monday. it has been a while since we have had this much rain on the seven day forecast. >> i'm in the sure i'm liking it. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. you may never have heard of indoor sky diving but leave it up to vittoria woodill to find a place to do it right here in our area. >> if anyone can find it, she can. >> vittoria is defying gravity and where you can sore too, that is up next.

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mystery of a warning device 200 miles off the coast of new jersey went off over the weekend has been solved. the buoy recorded an 88-foot drop and a 180-foot rise saturday just before 7:00 p.m. some people thought it was hit by a meteor, bumped by a submarine. national data buoy center, yes, is there such a thing say false readings occurred. mystery solve. crewness delaware are making repairs to the gas and bridge on i-95. >> chopper three over the bridge in new castle just before the exit for 896 northbound. crews were able to put a temporary patch between the gap this afternoon but dell dot says that the permanent repairs, to the bridge could start as early as sunday evening. just a heads up. up next, vittoria woodill takes you giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever.

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spending more special forces >> pelley: cruz and kasich gang up on trump and a political food fight breaks out. >> i have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. >> pelley: also tonight, the president tells charlie rose why america must send more troops to syria. >> being able to distinguish between those who we can work with and those we can't, all that's really important. >> pelley: a federal court rules against the patriots' tom brady. and art imitates life in an all-female broadway play about women in war. >> we didn't know we were going to be making history. >> no. no, no. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the end donald trump lashed out at ted cruz and john kasich over everything from their eating hit