tracking several more chances of rain, find out when and if we're at risk for severe weather. today is thursday, april 28th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. aim brooke thomas. happy friday eve. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things. >> friday eve, i just love hearing that. >> yeah. >> minor accident i-95 south right around cottman but pulled off to the shoulder. >> thankfully things are definitely dry for now. that is set to change, we saw wet weather on storm scan making a a beeline for us. isn't that beautiful. beautiful sunrise, because of the wet weather that is on the way. you know red sky warning, yep, we have got wet weather starting to move in here guys but with that cloud deck, we have the mess beautiful colors this is from our very own station headquarters overlooking spring garden and broad street, but we had to show you this sky, isn't that lovely. lets look at storm scan and what that translate too looking at satellite picture. you can see moisture around

d.c. but for now it is totally quiet at our local level but that is set to change. interestingly just like yesterday we have another frost advisory for northampton county exclusively, however, that last only until 8:00 this morning and then eventually you too will end up with wet weather. so we will keep i it dry until i would say at least 11:00 this morning. then around lunchtime give or take depending where you live the rain starts to move from southwest to north east and it looks like it will linger for better part of the afternoon. morning drive looks better than p.m. drive may will later on. >> i was going to say evening rush will be a tough one, thanks very much. good morning, everyone happy thursday. this accident i was just mentioning at 95 south at cottman that has been since cleared. but how heavy the volume levels are you can see. we can expect it will start to build a little bit but that accident didn't help. here's i-95 south at cottman. looking at i-95 approaching cottman this is what you are looking at, putting on your

brakes letting you know you are in longer driving at 55 miles an hour dropping ever so slightly. but up you where that crash was it gets busy. just make note for those heading in that direction. schuylkill eastbound, this is what you are looking at, we are looking okay. we are traveling at posted speeds which is great news a lot of headlights we know that we will start to see brake lights go off sometime soon. we have an accident northeast extension southbound before quakertown here in that area make note, that is in the cleared out just yet. kelly drive has a repaving project all lanes are opened but uneven pavement in this area is he use caution. we have a despicable crime surfacing. >> this is awful. her family says scammers are trying to profit off of the tragedy. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live, to tell with us fake web sites people are using to collect donations, jan. >> reporter: jim and brooke you really cannot get any lower then this, can you. as investigators still try to

determine exactly what happened here at this wilmington high school late last week officials now say that there are people trying to capitalize on this student's death by setting up fake fund raising accounts. the child is sickened by it all and now speaking out. it has been one week since 16 year-old amy joyner francis was killed during a bathroom fight at howard high school of technology but at the memorial continuing to grow outside, the students family now says that some people are trying to use their tragedy to make money, setting up fake fun raising, attempting to scam mourners out of cash. sonya and his doubt are and self nieces that go to howard and disgusted by the idea. on wednesday, this teenager's family issued a statement through police. we want everyone truly concerned for us not to fall victim to the scams going on around the internet, writes anthony joyner, the victim's brother. we will have not set up any fundraiser or go fund me accounts. they are fake pages and accounts are spreading into

those lies. please do not lose your money or entertain the lies of these cruel people. >> they need to get arrested too because why y'all doing this. >> reporter: joyner francis brother continues to say anyone who would like to make a donation can do so to the congo funeral home in wilmington. in the meantime investigators have not made any arrest toss joyner francis death the but school district says three students involve in the fight have been now suspended. they had been out of school since the assault last week. the district has also held parent meetings to discuss concerns and explain counseling services at the school. >> i really hope these girls get caught and arrested because this is what it calls for this child came to school. just before school started. didn't get to learn or nothing. the mom ape seeing her come back home. >> reporter: wilmington's police chief now says charges will be filed in this case, probably by the end of the week. it has been a very long intense investigation, some parents showing concern that

has taken more than a week now but investigators say it is a long process because there are a lot of interviews and social media account to go through involved with this case. it will take sometime. reporting live from wilmington, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and brooke, back to you. >> thanks, jan. police are investigating a shooting near 24th and lehigh. they say a 39 year-old man told them he was shot in the stomach while pumping gas. bullet was actually found in the victim's shirt. investigators think it ricocheted before it struck him. officers found shell casings a short distance a way. man was taken to temple hospital in stable condition. police say their investigation is not yet over. a shooting in the frankford section of the philadelphia leaves a man in critical condition this morning. police say the 27 year-old victim was shot multiple times around 9:30 last night on the 4700 block of oxford avenue. so far, no arrests have been made. a philadelphia police source tells eyewitness news, officers stormed the wrong house, taking an innocent

family into custody. it happened early yesterday morning on the 6300 block of elmwood avenue in southwest philadelphia. officers were investigating reports of the home invasion their by at 52nd and whittaker, after getting a tip call they checked crime cameras which showed three people going inside a house on elmwood avenue. authorities declared a barricade and called swat teams who broke in the home much to the the surprise of the people inside. now those residents have have now been cleared of wrongdoing and we expect the police to offer more details later this morning. convicted killer ira einhorn has been moved to a minimum security prison for health reasons. einhorn is 75 years old, serving life in prison near pittsburgh for killing his girlfriend holy mad docks in philadelphia back in 1977. you may remember einhorn was a fugitive for years until he was captured in europe in 1997 and extradited back to philadelphia in 2001. officials have not released specific details about

einhorn's health. philadelphia's remembering former police commissioner willie williams by flying flags at half staff at police districts across the the city. williams was sworn in as philadelphia's first black police commissioner in 1988, and helped lead city in a new era of policing. he first join in the 1960's and then rose through ranks and blazed the trail for black officers. williams left philadelphia in 1992 to take over as l.a.'s top cop in the wake of the rodney king riots there. he died following a long illness in atlanta on tuesday night, willie williams was 72 years old. one week after his death, new details are emerging in the death of prince. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us live with what investigators are saying this morning. good morning, justin. >> reporter: the probe into prince death is far from over, we know there were no signs of suicide or trauma but sources tell cbs news that prescription painkillers were found at singer's paisley park home where he died, one week

ago today. those sources add it is not yet known if those pain drugs played a role in his death last thursday. prince was found unresponsive, and in his minnesota home, people magazine reports local authorities now want federal drug agents to help source the medications. minnesota star tribune reports that prince lost consciousness on the flight six days before the flight. after the emergency landing he was reportedly given a treatment to off set opioid overdose. officials say cause of death is likely taste to weeks away. yesterday a judge a pointed a bank as a special administrators. the prince assets could total as much as 300 million-dollar or maybe even more. now, that may be it because little is known about the extent of his assets. we know he kept a vault of never released recordings that could double his worth. his music sales have been soaring and his ban the revolution says it is reuniting. prince was only 57 years old, jim.

>> thanks, justin we will follow this i'm sure for weeks to come. >> we will have have prince songs, new prince songs for years to come. >> very long time. >> thank you you. we now know the cause of death for the former wrestling star known as china china's manager said she died with an accidental overdose of a prescription sleeping pill and tranquilizer. china's real name is joanie lure. she was found dead in her home, in california, april 20th. she was just 46 years old. well, still ahead this morning the presidential candidates, had just let hundreds of workers go and another hoist making history on the campaign trail. plus it is draft day, carson wentz become the next quarterback for the eagles? we will talk to wip's angelo cataldi about wentz and other top prospects. airlines are doing something they have in the done in six years, find out how it could impact your decision to travel. coming up.

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welcome back everyone. the time is 6:12. nfl draft comes around tonight with the eagles, holding, pick number two. >> yeah, most people expect the birds to take their quarterback of the future. most draft experts say the

bird will, draft, carson wentz, los angeles rams have the first pick and they are expect to take california quarterback jared goff. our resident expert angelo cataldi from sports radio wip says count on wentz. >> eagles fans will have a new franchise quarterback, probably by 8:00 o'clock tonight, carson wentz, kid out of north dakota state, intriguing pick, but a risky one, and eagles have basically rolling the dice saying we need a quarterback for the next ten years and we hope it is this kid. >> i love when angelo speaks the truth. all right. eagles fans can be cheering at this time next year too because philadelphia has emerged as a favorite to host the next nfl draft. the league is considering both philadelphia and l.a., neither of which holds a first round pick in 2017, draft will be just a sight to see. you know how fans get at the draft.

>> yes it would be amazing. >> we had the pope, we have the democratic national convention, why can't we have the draft, right. >> that is right. >> trifecta. >> exactly. bingo. >> she's trying to did it courageous from asking about the weather. >> as long as we have to bring it down. we have had such a stretch of beautiful weather, this comes as a buzz kill but regardless we do need rain and this will help with the deficit that we have right now of multiple inches worth of rain that we could use at this point. here it comes, next batch on the way, it is still dry locally, we have got a gorgeous sunrise as a result but this will start to move in late morning toward early afternoon. i can show thaw in future weather. 7:00 a.m. still nothing at least not locally but this front is lift nothing keeping us under clouds regardless and bringing in some round of not just showers but a few pockets of steady rain through midday. afternoon typical evening rush looks like it will be certainly the most impacted by this wet weather. that said friday also looking damp with residual showers

around. today is wetter of the two days, there will be showers to dodge through the day on friday. saturday we will get a nice break, things will quiet down, granted some cloud around but it is dry, that is key. if you have outdoor plans you can keep them and would i definitely to that because by sunday rain will start to move back in with the next storm in mind. for now expecting afternoon and early evenings to produce showers and our temperatures are at 60 degrees. we will go down to 46 tonight. still with showers around and moving forward in the eyewitness weather seven day we cannot even reach 60 tomorrow. damp, chilly day and i said it before and said it again great excuse to make tomato soup and grilled cheese. we will look to saturday. that looks like a nice one, 56 under some sunshine, meisha, back over to you. >> all right. we have to get to this string of rainy weather. we can do it as a team. here's the boulevard moving in the southbound direction looking g a approaching schuylkill, right around city avenue this is what you are looking at right here. not too bad.

we are seeing brake lights, letting you know longer are traveling at 55 miles an hour, slowing down but anywhere on the schuylkill we want expect that now we tip in the 6:00 o'clock hour. boulevard, leading to the schuylkill, looking okay. would i say farly typical. typical in the world of traffic. not a bad thing. skew you kill taillights moving in the eastbound direction past 202 and king of prussia area. we are looking nice here. if you you are at home, thinking about hitting the roadway anytime soon in and around this area we have great company. would i do so now the rather than later. at 7:00 it will heat up. accident here northeast extension, southbound before quakertown. all lanes are opened but we have uneven pavement. so use caution around there. brooke, back over to you. coming up, the teen u.s.a.'s new you uniforms for the olympics. >> are you going on a trip. don't over pack with all those outrageous baggage fees. three is on your side with what you can do to pack what you can do to pack smarte

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looks so peaceful. looking to go on a trip now is time to book your airfare. prices are at lowest level since 2010. >> average price of the round trip domestic flight is $363.

and the price dropped is largely due to cheaper oil and need for big carrier to compete with low cost carriers span nothing to new cities. so take advantage of the deal. >> right, jim. >> now that spring has arrived travel season is picking up but whether you are going away for a week even or week long vacation, chances are you are taking too much stuff with you, brooke. in three on your side consumer report advice for packing smarter. >> spend a few minutes in any airport and easy to see people tend to over pack, much of what is stuffed in those suitcases probably isn't necessary. >> i don't know why people do that. >> reporter: travel expert mark murphy says not only is over packing a nuisance but it could be costly. he said people think they can avoid extra baggage fees by jamming everything into one bag. >> a lot of people don't realize i will check one bag but fit is 90-pound you will pay a fortune to check that bag. >> reporter: here are some things you can do to pack smarter. love to read. skip the books and magazine and switch to an ipad or kindle but don't over pack

electronics either, limit yourself to two devices. instead of bringing a entire bag of toiletries use free stuff from the hotel like shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion. many supplies tooth brushes, razors, mouthwash and other items but may need to request them. mess importantly when it comes to packing clothes, consider whether you really need a different outfit for every day. >> pack things that have multiple uses. you can mix, match, change things out, probably for seven days don't need more than two pairs of pants and wearing one when you get on the plane. >> another bit of advice invest in the small travel steamer whether you are pulling something out on a trip wear for the first time or spruce a garment up after you used it multiple times a good steamer comes in handy. i know you will not use the stuff they have at the hotel. >> who are these people you are packing fore don't pack like i'm going on a voyage for seven years. >> you don't pack like you are going anywhere. >> up next more news making headlines in our newspapers

this morning. >> snap commute sued why a filter on the popular messaging app is at the center of the lawsuit. >> i feel like i need to break it up between you guys, no, i'm just kidding. we are looking ahead my friend to a bit of an unsettled forecast, april showers are back and they are back in fully affect i'll tell you which days are dry, coming

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now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the font page of the delaware county daily time ridley high school teach agreeingry stanza has an arraignment on charge of institutional sexual a salt. thirty year physics teacher and head coach of the girls track and field team is accuse of sexually assaulting a former female student. philadelphia inquirer reports former pennsylvania state treasurer rob mccord secretly cooperated with federal prosecutors in the corruption investigation while in office. sources tell the inquirer mccord wore body wire to record conversations with evidence. on the front page horsham police department is welcoming two police dogs to the new k-9 unit. gallon a dutch shepherd and banner a german shepherd will be trained for patrol duty and detect explosives and narcotics. >> that is a look at the

newspapers head lanes from around the delaware valley. summer olympics are a few months away and new we have a sneak peak about what team u.s.a. will be sporting. >> this is so cool. >> during rio's closing ceremony athletes will wear a red, white or blue button down polo shirt. they will wear check i chino shorts and have both bet shoes and cotton bracelet. the these items were, of course, designed by, mr. polo man himself ralph lauren and they are for sale on line. this year all of the uniforms are made, in the u.s.a. >> as they should be. >> yes. >> the athletes from south korea are not taking chances when it comes to the zika virus, country's olympic debuted special uniforms including long sleeve shirts and pants to protect their athletes from mosquito born virus at the games. coming up, battle brews over princess state it raises questions about wills and whether you need one. >> we are live with the look at the documents you should have prepared for your family.

crazy video of a woman walking through an act i have mind field how she's still standing and not hurt after those explosions. presidential candidate ted cruz names carli fiorina his running mate hear what trump has to say about that next, meisha. roads are heating up, and also we have an accident still out there the on the northeast extension, i will have updates coming up but first a quick break, stay where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness ne

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another cloudy, cool morning, it feels more like march outside. >> you need coat and umbrella, katie says there are several chances of rain and she's timing it all out. good morning, i'm jim ton van. i'm brooke thomas. 6:30. time to get you caught up. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> can't get much lower than

this officials say there are people trying to capitalize on student's death, they say some people are trying to use this tragedy to make money, it ising up fake fundraisers. >> but philadelphia police source tells "eyewitness news" that officers stormed the wrong house, taking an innocent family into custody. >> it happened early yesterday morning on the 6300 block of elmwood avenue in southwest philadelphia. >> i am prepared to stand by his side. >> ted cruz named carli fee reno as his running mate in a bid to stop trump's momentum. >> our philadelphia eagles will be in the the spotlight tonight when nfl draft kicks off in chicago. the bird picked second and expect to take north dakota state quarterback carson wentz. >> deep left field, it is gone. a solo home run for ruiz. phillies shut out nationals three to nothing,

climb over 500 for the first time. >> phillies go for sweep today in washington tc. katie, good stuff. >> definitely. it does look lick there will be wet weather around in the just d.c. area but here at home for next couple of days. now clearly we are not needing the umbrella just yet. we have a hint of sunlight out there. however, it will in the last very long. we will look at storm scan. there is wet weather on the way and at the moment really around the region as a whole just cloud but just zooming out one time and you can see what is waiting in the wings here. beginning is in fact over southern del marva peninsula of rain pushing from southwest to north east. further north east you reside later it will get to you but i will say next couple hours are dry, across the greater philadelphia area. 51 degrees current temperature at the airport. sunnies already helping to maryland rate these temperatures as we did bottom out in the 40's an hour ago. thirty-seven in mount pocono. mid to upper 40's generally speaking every where else. it is cool enough to require a jacket, i would say and later

today if you are out late this morning especially in the afternoon you will want to keep umbrella at the ready here. we are not the just talking showers but widespread swath, maybe steady rain too, by 3:00 e are expect to go make a run for 60. that is going to feel kind of cool to you. new looking a head to the next couple days this is a running theme basically. not just a within day event where we see wet weather and it is out of here. cloudy skies, showers at times, cool afternoon and chilly nights become a running theme for us. eventually, there is dry weather in the forecast and i will tell you when to expect more sunshine coming up later in the show, meisha. >> i will take your word for it that we might see dry weather, good morning, everyone, happy thursday. we are looking okay. it started off busy, would i say things loosened up, construction has moved out of the way, our only accident has been just cleared. here's the blue route taillights moving in the north bound direction before route

one. lets look at this, headlights and taillights but overall still traveling at 55 miles an hour i and still looking good anywhere we look right now is looking like this. see great company in those at home just thinking about heading out to the blue route it looks nice there. also the vine headlights moving in the eastbound direction, westbound direction and eastbound direction toward i-95 or away from i-95 this is what you are looking at, again looking g you might get busy trying to get in center city and take those exits but vine is looking good as well. ben franklin bridge, looking gorgeous, i love this shot, it is a bird's eye view from coming to new jersey into the westbound direction into center city. this is what you are looking at. looking great. we know that nice light sky right now will turn into clouds and rain later. enjoy it while we have it. an accident cleared here northeast extension southbound between quakertown and our music lovers, pearl jam is in town wells fargo center 8:00 p.m. tonight. jim, over to you. turning to politics the next big prize in the race for president is will california. donald trump and bernie

sanders are campaigning there ahead of that state's prim willry on june 7th. as craig boswell reports, ted cruz has announced his running mate. ♪ >> reporter: donald trump told a crowd in indiana his rival ted cruz made history when he prematurely teamed up with carli fiorina. >> he is the first presidential candidate in the history of this country, whose mathematically eliminated from becoming president, who chose a vice-presidential candidate, okay. >> reporter: cruz announced fiorina as a running mate have after losing five states to trump tuesday night. >> ted cruz's purpose, my purpose is to unify the party by talking about the things that matter. >> reporter: trump stuck to the issues earlier wednesday delivering a foreign policy speech to an invited audience in washington. the republican and democratic front runners are trying to shift from primary mode to the general election and they are also targeting one another.

clinton is taking exception to trump's comment that she played the women card. >> if fighting for with men's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the women's card then deal me in. >> reporter: bernie sanders campaign laid off hundreds of field staffers on wednesday but he is not giving up. >> you know what, unusual things happen in politics. >> reporter: sanders aids say they are using most of their resources or winning california in june. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the secret service wants to make the white house fence taller and stronger. they have come up with a new design, after a spike in inn attempts by people to climb the fence this will be 11 and a half feet tall and anti climbing features and technology that detects intruders. check out this video, this is a woman, in an explosion, proof suit. the she's testing it out in an active mind field in russia. this video is something, watch as woman makes hear way through series of fiery

explosions, that her suit goes from white to black but it holds up. woman was unarm at the end and even got some roses for her efforts. because that is what you want have after that. >> yeah, um-hmm, i hope they paid her a lot too. following prince death his sister has filed documents that said he did not have a will. >> he is not alone. a cord to go a recent survey just a little more than half of americans have a will or living trust documents. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says that is a big mistake, she's live in new york, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, prince died without a will or what happens now and what lessons can people learn from that? >> reporter: well, his state of residence minnesota will determine what happens, and who should get what. think about this, given the size of the estate, and its complications, this is going to be a mess, the estate attorneys i speak to say it will take years to sort out.

here's a lesson for all have of us, please don't let your fear of dealing with the estate process stop you from taking control and reducing the potential for future controversy. at the very least, and i mean this is bare minimum just write down a basic outline have of what you would want to have happen to your assets in the event of your death. of course, i much prefer hiring a estate attorney to do it and members will do tonight accordance with your specific state laws, but having something in place is certainly better than nothing. >> for those who may not know, when you break down what a wills and any other documents that one might need. >> a willis a legal document that a showers that your assets are passed to your designated beneficiaries in accordance with your wishes. you name a executor, the person who are the institution, that oversees the distribution of your assets. if you have got minor children would you need to name a

guardian for them. that is a sticking point for a lot of people they don't necessity who the guardian should be. two other important documents, a health care proxy that allows to you appoint someone to make health care decisions on your behalf if you lose the ability to do so. then there is something called a durable power of attorney that allows to you appoint someone to act as your agent, in a variety of circumstances, maybe just withdrawing money from a bangor responding to i attacks inquiry or making a trade. to help your estate planning process i have a bunch of fantastic estate planning checklist that is jill on money to the come. i put these together after my own father died because even though we plan perfectly there were still things missing. >> really good information that people you are always shocked. >> it is so common. >> thanks, jill. well, in other financial news federal reservists not, raising a key interest rates, last time fed raised rates was december and that was the first time in almost a decade. federal reserve chair janet

yellin says economic activity appeared to have slowed despite gains in the job market. the decision was announced following a two day meeting this week. still ahead unique way a local father is looking for a kidney donor. snap chatties growing in popularity but now messaging app could be in legal trouble, why it is being sued, coming up. pat? jim, and brooke, it the is 121st competition of the penn relays here at franklin field, i'm getting ready, why don't you join me when we come back because we will talk to steve dolan the director of track and field, and see if my form is all right. ready, let's go, wow. not speaking about pat. >> we're just trying to make it to friday, stay with us, we will be right back.

well, welcome back. snap chat, text and image sharing services is facing legal trouble. app is blame for contributing to a crash. >> yeah, correspondent brooke silva-braga reports it is around a filter that shows how fast a person is going. >> reporter: this image showing crystal magee bleeding from her fur had with the caption lucky to be live was posted to snap chat, moments after her car collided with an suv. attorneys for the crash victims are suing magee and snap chat, saying that the 2515 incident wouldn't have have happened had it not been for app's speed filter which record how fast a user is going and shares it with friends. students at georgia state know all bit. >> i have seen people do it riding their bike, driving, or in the car. >> i don't think it is very safe but unless you are not within in the car that is driving. >> reporter: eighteen year-old magee was driving with three friend in the cara long with

this stretch of highway outside atlanta where the speed limit is 45 miles an hour n a lawsuit filed this week attorneys say magee was going 107 miles an hour at the moment of the crash, leaving the other driver with permanent brain damage. >> she shouldn't have been texting and driving, please don't text and drive report report lawyers argue that the filter encourages dangerous driving. snap chat points out it comes with an on screen warning writing no snap is more important than someone's safety. we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving. brooke silva brag a for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 107 miles an hour. >> that is ridiculous. >> yes. >> it is obvious this is in the the for the driver. >> this is for someone sitting in the passenger seat or back seat, it is not -- >> i can barely work the thing let alone these other features. >> i like to snap chat and walk. >> watch out at intersections. >> yes, please do. >> yes, watch out for those

telephone poles too. >> exactly. >> you are too pretty for that, brooke, we don't want to ruin that. >> yes. >> snap chatting at the gym. >> yes. all right, folks, we want to check with the eyewitness weather watchers. they are reporting a cool air mass in place with the temperature readings that we are find ago cross much of the region. we have mid 40's generally speaking. we will go take a look at this in list format to get a better sense. christopher reports pair of four's, 42 from kyle in hatboro, pete inner lawrenceville at 45. one odd ball out is ed, in dover. 50 degrees this morning. forty-five is magic number for dawn, carrie, lou and various locations around the greater philadelphia region here. so yeah, it is a cool start for sure. we are looking at storm scan we will not warm up all that much, because cloud cover for one thing, to start off, that will limit sun to warm things up at the surface. also this latest front heading our way you can see how it is

making a beeline for our area. would i say late morning to the relevant i afternoon rain is moving from southwest to north east here and it looks like we will stay damp tomorrow. if you have weekend activities, of course, penn relays get underway today but saturday this is still an action and this looks like a dry day with sunshine 66 the temperatures. broad street run sunday morning. we run risk of shower in the morning and throughout the day, showers and some steady rain are likely to peck up. of the weekend and of the next five days, saturday is bright spot here but today, can't do much better than a c plus. that might be generous by the time kid get out of school here with showers around and widespread fashion. but regardless it the is damp, cool for next few taste, saturday is dry and then sunday that fresh round of rain is on the way. bright spot, meisha too by next mid week sun comes back. >> my eyes went right there, right to next week, sunshine is coming. so, grab a hot cup of coffee, maybe hot chocolate for some

of you. this is where we have an accident platt bridge eastbound pulled off to the right causing significant le downs. for those thinking about taking the platt bridge just know right new moving in the eastbound direction because of the right lane is block, it is very, very slow moving. i-95 at academy this is what you are looking at. not too bad. i-95 is busy right around cottman and girard. forty-two freeway is moving in the north bound direction approaching 295 and it is moving slow for those in new jersey crumb pink off 42. this is what you are working with, overall in the bad pushing toward our main rush hour morning. kelly drive, repaving project, all lanes are opened but we have some uneven pavement. use caution in and around this a area also just a reminder of the burlington bristol bridge, closed overnight and closed tonight, it will be opened friday night overnight but then closes again saturday and sunday night, jim, back to you. thanks very much. >> it is 6:48. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning,

charlie. >> good morning brooke and jim. ahead we have a closer look at donald trump's foreign policy speech and ted cruz carli fiorina announcement. plus a car crash lawsuit that could test limits of the social media does a feature on snap chat encourage users to drive faster and this this then nfl commissioner roger goodell and thomas davis both join us. we will talk about the nfl draft and tom brady. and then this, comedian key and peele interviews each other in the new series called something in common. all of that and more, the the news is back in the morning, see new about zero minutes. >> this will be entertaining, definitely good they should be great. >> it is great, great, brooke. >> thank you. next talented young athletes are flock to go franklin field for the annual penn relays. >> pat gallen is live in university city with the preview of the oldest, largest and field event in the entire united states. track and field is my favorite to watch, pat.

>> reporter: you just enjoy what i did there during that tease then. >> not really. >> i'm one of the the fastest people out here, yeah. beautiful morning out here, at franklin field, you can see sunnies out the which is nice but katie just said rain will interrupt things here at franklin field later on. it is 121st install president of the penn relays that kicks off at 10:00 a.m. today, full of the fun will begin in a couple hearst but one of the at least that you'll see among thousands participating here is the best diskus thrower in the world at least by my account. the his name is sam mattis from the the university of pennsylvania. earlier this week i got a chance to meet him and see him in action. he is an impressive kid with impressive record. >> ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa as well as best in the world until this weekend. >> what happened. >> some guy just broke it.

jerk decided he wanted to throw further. he will be here at the pneumonia pen relays so that is an exciting competition. >> so sam wants to beat everyone this weekend and sure looks like he will set up to do just that. me, obviously not so much. i have some work to do let's just say sam is best kiss beingus thrower in the world right now, in the college ranks. i could rang myself, i don't know, top ten, that is fair to say, i've got on lot the to learn, no doubt about that. joining us new this morning at franklin field is the director of track and field here at the university of pennsylvania, his name is steve dolan. steve, sam mattis, as you you know well is an impressive athlete. >> yes, he is. he is an outstanding student at wharton school of business and national champion in the disk us and he is an olympic hopeful and one of the best in the country. exciting time for to us follow sam. >> makes something so tough look incredibly easy.

this weekend a hundred thousand people will be here at franklin field enjoying penn relays. what is atmosphere like if you have neff been here what is it like walking in. >> no, sir like it, by far in the you had the most exciting track and field meet every year. crowd is incredible, knowledgeable, spirited, and it doesn't matter fit is youth race, high school race, u.s.a. verse world, crowd love to see great competition and respond dramatically. it is a big stage. >> i walk in here and as you can see this place looks beautiful. explain. you said you have a new track is that right. >> track is fantastic. we re-did it last summer. new track. it is very fast. very aestheticly pleasing. we have done great pleasing. the track is wider then it was in the past. we have a new steeple chase pit. incredible for athletes and the crowd good certainly looks the part for sure. key events this weekend, there are obviously going to be thousands of special athletes but what are some of the best

things that people coming here to the penn relays should look out for. >> is there something for everybody. huge track, olympians to be and so forth. big events are when you get to the finals for relays whether it is high school or collegiate championship relays or u.s.a. verse world. crowd really responds. amazing individual events too. we will see people fly high in the pole vault and high jump. it is a carnival out here. something for everybody. >> so much fun. it should be a great weekend. don't worry about the rain. come down who are and have some fun at franklin field. it will be a fast weekend, hopefully rain doesn't keep us down too much but as you saw you my moves on the track, they will be a little faster then i am but that is just my guess. it is on point. >> he is athletic. pat, come on. >> i went to the penn relays first or second year i was here. have one should go once to take a look and check it the out. >> thanks, pat. >> all right. father in delaware is getting create any of his search for a kidney.

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today. little window where it is still dry. tomorrow still damp and more showers for sunday. meisha. >> katie, thanks very much. we have an accident at platt bridge moving in the eastbound direction, that right lane is blocked and it is causing some slow downs. just make net for those heading out to the bridge. we are looking okay every where else. the lets talk about something more springy, tomorrow morning we will find out where to energy this beautiful springtime view in my dream drive segment. good news this trip is in the far from home. i also get behind the wheel of the different sort. >> so trying to take your piece of clay and just toss it down the middle. >> all right. i will show you you where to take a cool class and then, get this i found a real life monument, celebrating a coffee break. that is our kind of monument. find out the man who inspired it later on dream drive at 6:00 a.m. on cb is. three. next up on cbs this morning nfl commissioner roger goodell talks about the nfl

draft. >> have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, april 28th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." critics hammer ted cruz's announcement of a running mate as a desperate attempt to revive his campaign. plus, donald trump unveils his vision for an america-first foreign policy. overnight air strike killed dozens at a doctors without borders hospital in syria. a jetblue pilot is accused of being drunk while flying planes with hundreds of passengers on board. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 second seconds. if i am nominated to be president of the united states, i will run on a ticket with my vice presidential nominee, carly