and right now at 6:00 o'clock is there a leading candidate, in her parties and maybe the highest office. but donald trump and hillary clinton share a common thread, right here, in our area. and that they hold a same office in wilmington delaware. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live in wilmington to explain that shared office space, alex. >> reporter: well, building we are talking about is one with the green awning behind me and cramped quarters to say the least. it is home to hundreds of thousands of major american, corporations including donald trump and hillary clinton, on paper at least. >> i'm here to see if i can, meet with either mrs. clinton or mr. trump. are they here. >> no, they are in the. >> reporter: that is silly question, really. of course, donald trump and

hillary clinton do not have actual offices inside this two story wilmington building. the neither do 280,000 plus businesses that call this address home. >> it actually probably takes lodger to get a library card, then it does to incorporate in the state of delaware. >> reporter: zfs holding is a llc claimed by clinton on her public tax record. according to the state database it is incorporated in delaware but business is not operated there same for numerous trump owned corporations displayed on the financial disclosure report. both share very same address, 1209 north orange street. >> awe void carpet tax you have many other taxes that you pay, employees will pay tax if a company is, based out of, delaware. >> reporter: trump has addressed the address, and makes no apologies about it. three companies incorporated in delaware, agrees. >> there is nothing sketchy about it.

frankly, it is, you you are constitutional right to pay the least amount of tax. >> reporter: clinton when speaking at afl-cio convention in philadelphia earlier this month condemned corporate loop holes allowing companies to operate as shell organizations overseas. >> you have to remember money that throws through a company incorporated in delaware is within our borders and country and banking system and employing more people then sitting off shore. >> reporter: now the problem that critics have with all of this is that these companies being here, in delaware rather then getting the taxes where they are actually situated, it takes the full tax revenue you away from the states where business once again is actually located. but he likens all this to simply someone going from pennsylvania to new jersey to get cheaper gas. reporting live from wilmington delaware, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. stay tuned to cbs-3 for very latest on the race for the white house. the scott pelley will have more on campaign 2016 coming

up at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news". a bucks county mommies behind bars tonight, she's charged with abusing her daughter, causing her death. detectives say that 24 year-old kayla moore of morrisville admitted to kicking her two-year old daughter in the head and body over the weekend. the little will girl died at children's hospital on monday. >> her theory is that mom was under stress and she just snapped and this occurred. >> reporter: a second child in moore's home has been removed, moore is being held, without bail. scammers are trying to benefit from the death of 16 year-old amy joyner frances according to her family. she died from an alleged attack in the girls bathroom at howard high school of technology in wilmington last week. the family says that there are bogus donations pages popping up on line. police will update the community on did the even investigation during a parent's meeting later tonight. philadelphia police need the public's help in identifying robbery suspects who attacked two men in olde

city. up investigators say one of the victims was pistol whipped during the attack on south bank street earlier this month. the suspects got away with a wallet, cash and a smart phone. they left the scene in a newer model kia optima. police need your help in a woman for assault. confrontation between two women outside star bucks on 16th and arch streets. at assailant first throws coffee at the victim and then begins punching her until a witness walking by broke things up. if you have any information, please cat police. taking a look at the weather now and this cloudy, cool day after our stretch of warm weather, temperatures dropped today, and kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first look the a the forecast, kate. >> jessica, we have been spoiled recently with really nice weather and new we have to dig out jackets and get used to more typical april weather, april showers, are renowned inn we will have plenty of those over next few days. it the is brighter on the die

deck then it was an hour ago. take a look at storm scan three. cloud are starting to thin out a little bit. we may see a few breaks of blue skies here and there by the time sun goes down but this was a cloudy, glummy, gray day and merries on the way. we will show you what is waiting in the wings. another batch of showers pushing in the ohio val that i will move through tomorrow afternoon. in the meantime should be dry, overnight tonight, through the first half of the day on tomorrow, but we will dodge some rain drops tomorrow afternoon. temperatures, right now, definitely on the chilly side, it was just yesterday we got to 86 degrees ahead of the storms. right now only 53 in philadelphia. fifty-seven in allentown. warmer 58 in mount pocono where they see more sunshine this afternoon you can see dramatic drop over the past few days, we will climb from 70 sunday to 86 yesterday, today, high of just 55 so far and tomorrow may struggle to hit 60. coming up i'll tell you when those showers will arrive tomorrow if they will impact the community and what to expect for the weekend. for now, back inside to you.

well, philadelphia city controller alan butkovitz say things are worse then he thought at philadelphia's mail distribution center. butkovitz say follow-up to last years investigation found that overtime costs rose 27 percent over a two year period while productivity decreased by 10 percent. >> our investigators conduct an on schedule head count, with the commission with frank less lynn over 50 percent of the mail center work force was late reporting for duty. on the same day, the employees who are in the mail center were not working but sitting around the table. >> city controller believes workers improperly sorted mail and had little regard for security at the mail center. amazon is expanding in new jersey, with plans to open up two new fulfillment centers including one in our area. one site will be located in florence, burlington county, other in carteret middle sex county. warehouse in florence will offer 500 full-time job opportunities.

amazon operates three fulfillment centers in the garden state that has created 5500 new jobs. on the healthwatch tonight, a first new technology designed for horse that he is might help people as well. it is day buying at new bolton center in kenneth square. >> health reporter stephanie stahl was there to watch tonight action. >> reporter: this was so cool. penn vet is always on the cutting edge, this new technology combines robotics and 3-d image aing that is easier on the the patient whether they have four legs or two legs. >> it is called robotic powered imaging that is being done on the horse who is standing. it is a first. >> x-ray. >> reporter: typically imaging on a horse requires them to be income out with anesthesia and that can be dangerous. the not anymore this revolutionary technology allows the horse to stand, sedated, but a wake. >> it is much safer for patients and level of resolution is higher then what we have even in standard cd scanning. >> reporter: horse isn't scared by moving parts her eyes are covered, which also

helps keep her still. ct scans provides three dimensional views of the anatomy. >> we have a figure out new treatments, using this technology, it is just thrilling for an old man like me. >> reporter: yes, surgeon that operated on barbaro, dean rippard son says this new technology brings a whole new level of sophistication in the just to veterinary medicine. >> we are partnering with human count are parts, you know, people that work on that lesser species, the human. we think that particularly this could be relevant in working pediatrics for example. >> imagine a young child who does not want to be held down or restrained in anyway. they might be able to sit there on their i pad and be able to have imaging done. >> reporter: for this technology horses paving way for humans. the right now technology just works on patients who are still but eventually, researchers hope to program it to capture imaging of a horse or human in motion.

and, it will be a new horizon. >> my gosh. >> so will cool. >> everything they do is awesome. >> how about that. >> very lucky to have them in our area. >> thanks, stephanie. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, details are not the just enjoying recess but local students are awareness for an important cause what they hepp to accomplish by blowing bubbles. eagles tightened brent celek plays quarterback for a day. reason he was passing out cheese steaks to hungry philadelphians, don. ah, speaking of brent celek he may have a new quarterback throwing the ball his way. we are live in chicago for the nfl draft, coming back, we will have the latest from the windy city. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes.

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well, special delivery for some people, creating a cheese stake in philadelphia no quarterback but after snagging cheese steaks from geno's eagles tighten brent selleck delivered the treats in philadelphia people ordered the philadelphia favorite with the delivery app and then showed up in the hands of the number 87. >> how about that. >> a special delivery. >> he has his t-shirt on too. >> very fansy nice. >> speaking of the eagles, tomorrow is day first round of the nfl draft is tomorrow night. >> that is right, eagles pulled the number two pick, sports director don bell, he is in chicago for a preview of that done. >> db? >> guys, how long have we been waiting for this moment, right? so we're 24 hours away, from the nfl draft and we're all excited here especially people here of chicago, second year

in a row that they are holding this draft. now as always, all of the attention is on glamour position, glamour position of the north america sports and we're talking about the quarterback the. lets show you two top prospects jared the goff out of cal and carson wentz front and center, cameras following their every move. after most of the mock drafts, scouting combines, talk, speculation, the draft nearly 24 hours away and goff expected to go number one overall to the los angeles rams. >> honestly it has president hit me just yet. i know that it will be a case of carson and me. i understand it. i don't think it will hit me until after it happens. i'm exited to just get it over with and just move on and get this whole process behind me and, you know, i enjoyed it but i want to move on and get back to playing football. the i think we will go pretty quickly, as we say. >> and as you know carson

wentz expected to play in philadelphia, selected number two overall, meanwhile more reports coming out regarding the denver broncos and their interest in sam bradford. nfl media ian rapaport said broncos called eagles about bradford but it appears that the birds want to hold on to the former number one pick, even though he is demanding a trade. now, did i mention that drafted here in chicago for second year in a a row. but what about 2017. commissioner roger goodell confirming that philadelphia is a contend tore host the draft next year. that would be interesting, considering that the eagles as of right now do not have a first round pick, in 2017. >> stay tuned. >> all right. switching gears now back to the ice, season's obviously over for the flyers but they continue to evaluate how they did from october until last week. yesterday the players spoke, today it was the general manager. now flyers got hot in february, and there were

clutches, march, april leading to a playoff birth. they lost to the caps four-two. today gm ron hextall talked about the season that was. >> made playoffs, and lost in the first round we will not sit around all summer and rest on making playoffs and lose to go washington in six games. we need to get better. that is my job. it is also every player's job to find ways to make themselves better this year. >> terrible news for charlie morton of the phillies. righty will have surgery machine to repair a torn left hamstring, recovery time is six to eight months. he will miss rest of the season. morton injured himself running out a bunt saturday night in milwaukee. he is a a free agent after this season. here in chicago guys the story is nfl draft. eagles drafting number two overall for the first time since 1999 where they took donovan mcnabb. that worked out well, the qb

for 11 years in philadelphia. they hope they have the same type of positive success here in chicago this time around. >> back to you guys in the studio. >> history is an indication there. thanks good get your popcorn ready, it will be fun. if you have questions at the draft cbs philly can help you out. nfl hall of famer, ray diddy ray didinger will do a live q and a with the sport radio station 94 wip. ask questions ahead of time on twitter with the #at ask ray wip. kate joins with us a look at the weather. boy, we have had a change. >> big change. >> it feels completely different. we went from june, july like weather to feeling like we're back in march in the doldrums ovulate winter and early spring. today, and that is a trend, and, stick for next couple of days. and, we will tracking chance for more showers in the forecast over next few days as well. here's good news for tonight,

we can see sun starting to peak out just in time for end of the day. our northern suburbs. that cloud are thinning, up in bethlehem it looks nice this evening right now. we have sunshine, it was a nicer day in the lehigh valley and poconos with more sun here and there, and brightening up, in the city but in the enough. still remembered as a very glummy day to day. lets look the at storm scan three. you can see cloud thinning out but we have a few scattered sprinkles through portions of south jersey and delaware along the stalled frontal boundary. tomorrow the showers will be steadier, and this batch right here moving in the cincinnati region, portions of kentucky tonight this is all lifting to the north and east and we will get here by midday tomorrow, at early as lunch hour and continuing on and off through the afternoon and perhaps friday as well. then a second wave of low pressure will impact us through the weekend. temperatures, our highs, not all that impressive. fifty-five was the high in philadelphia so far. yesterday you will remember 86 n

3 degrees colder. fifty-seven the high in allentown was warmer in our northern suburbs with more sunshine there. chilly down the shore highs in the lower 50's in atlantic city and wildwood. see high in maine, only 53, albany 58. but richmond 27, see where that frontal boundary was set is up. much warmer to the south and colder to the north. future weather lets time it out. tomorrow morning we will start the day with probably a few breaks of sun early, not the a sunny day, included will roll in quickly. by noon a stray shower, steady rain possible around the three or 4:00 o'clock hour and this could impact your evening commute. that batch lifts out. we have scattered showers all day friday, cloud holding on, friday cold day highs only in the 50's. little break in the action on saturday. we may see sun peak through cloud but look at this big shield of rain impacts us by later on sunday. next few days thanks to the the northeast wind and front stalled off to the the south it is cloudy, and cool.

showers at times, cool afternoons, chilly nights and that continues right through weekend rain even into next week. overnight tonight we will down to 48 degrees, mainly cloudy, chilly. tomorrow mostly included which showers by midday. they will stick around through the afternoon as well. if we see any sun it is early in the morning. in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast chilly and damp on friday. saturday is better. we are back to cloudy, cool, damp sunday and machine. by middle of next week we will see improvement when temperatures could head back toward 70 degrees but for now we are stuck in the muck. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. so what are you afraid of and where does that fear come from. >> still to come a new exhibit promises to give you answer and thrill in the process we will get a preview when we come right

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call it a real scream. a new exhibit at the franklin institute will give you goose bumps and then explain why. >> eyewitness nice reporter vittoria woodill joins us live with the hair raising expedition, torey. >> that is right i'm live at the franklin institute. i'm inside the brain portion. a lot of us don't like to be scared but there is a good reason why the institute is celebrating the science have of fear. let's take a look. >> something is going to happen to you. >> have you ever wondered why we get scared. >> you don't necessity when. >> what happens to our bodies, when we feel scared. >> are you ready. >> yes. >> find out at franklin institute as they break down science of the fear with the thrilling exhibit and event tonight. >> it is part of the build up tour science festival a full festival of ways to get in touch with your inner geek and learn about science and confronting your fears.

>> where does fear come from. >> you have two pathways in your brain when it comes to fear. there is one that respond immediately. and sends out alert signal right away to the rest of your body. then second pathway that goes through front of the brain that lets you really think about, what that threat is and whether it is really worth being afraid have of. >> so is what more scary, the actual thing that scares us or thinking about scaring us. >> we will measure your sympathetic nervous system. that will tell us how your body is responding to the unexpect and very scary but we will find out. >> let's see had my fear activity looks like through these electrode when the academy of natural sciencees brings out misty. >> it is an adult. >> okay. >> that is a tarantula. >> yes, it is a tarantula, spiders are a looked of peoples biggest fear. your data does show peak was right before you opened your eyes and then it immediately dropped. that is why tonight will be so

great for so many people because they will be able to see it is not as bad as they think. >> i'm not afraid any more. >> grab her. >> just when you think i conquered my fear it may have gotten the best of me but that is why coming to the event tonight celebrating the science of the fear is a great way to conquer your fears. the event is opened from 7:00 to 9:00, $10 admission to get in and let me tell you something it does wonders. check it out. >> don't be scared. >> thanks, vittoria. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", coming up former police chief of baltimore speaks out, one day after riots in the city following the death of freddie gray. from new york here now is scott pelley. take care family, we will see you tonight.

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