first looked at this case as too whether or the not it was a case of, with the victim here and he determined after interviewing, multiple witnesses, that charging, the suspect here, was voluntary manslaughter. after interviewing more than 50 witnesses. >> there was a lot of people in the church, and between 250 and 300. >> reporter: montgomery county district attorney kevin steele announced charges in sunday shooting at keystone fellowship church in montgomery township. rained for voluntary manslaughter for the death of the victim robert braxton the third. and he is also being charged with recklessly endangering for firing two shots in a crowded church. >> reporter: he is 46 year-old mark storms of lansdale boro arraigned thursday afternoon in montgomeryville. on sunday steele says victim 27 year-old robert braxton the third was being disruptive while looking for a seat at the 11:00 a.m. services.

>> mr. braxton was seen having a bad day and having some issues and church members had spoken to him. >> reporter: after witnesses say braxton calmed down and was seated, storm, at alleged shooter, approached with his handgun a concealed to carry permit and some sort of badge. >> it appears from our investigation that he ordered it on line and there is an indication that he said he was a a police officer or was law enforcement but he clearly changed the situation. >> reporter: steele said an argument broke out between the two men, braxton punched storm and then storm opened fire. >> the gun being brought into the situation escalated it, and then the victim reacted to that and then the defendant shot him twice. >> this has been a tragic situation, for so many people. >> reporter: once again storms was arraigned this afternoon and his bond currently set at

a quarter million-dollar. meanwhile, d.a. steele says braxton's family plans to bury the 27 year-old this saturday. we are live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. six month police investigation snagged more than 100 alleged players in the drug sales trade in darby, delaware county. eye witt the necessary news reporter trang do is outside boro hall with more on the potential impact police hope these new arrests will make, trang. >> reporter: this is a very busy day here at darby boro municipal building where those 100 plus people had to be processed before being taken to jail. they all face felony charges for allegedly selling drugs, to under cover officers. more than 100 people arrested, two guns and a assault rifle, $48,000 worth of crack cocaine, heroin, marijuana and pills off darby streets. the result of a six month under cover sting operation called operation spring cleaning. >> we are going to prosecute

these individuals. we are going to make sure if they need rehabilitation that they get it through criminal justice system but most importantly, they are going to be punish for what they have done. >> reporter: officers and agents from 40 local and federal agencies kicked off the county wide sweep at 6:00 a a.m. a although no high level drug suppliers were nabbed this time darby police chief robert smyth warned this is just the beginning. >> we will keep coming after you. if you think you have a big gang my gang is beggar than your gang. >> reporter: many cheered the efforts but authorities say they have their work cut out for them. >> i hope they can do something with darby, you know, darby, a lot of drugs come around here, you know, one of those places that need a rebuild. >> reporter: the chief hopes at rest could solve the cold case homicide of christopher eat on stalker who was killed, execution style in darby. police suspect killers are heroin deal hours thought he was a a informant.

>> call somebody, call me, call the police station, call the mayor, call the d.a., i don't care who you call, just let us solve this homicide, so his family can have some closure. >> reporter: there was one case of mistaken identity where woman just moved in her apartment about two weeks ago she had her door income down and home raided. police chief says that he does plan to vice that it woman to apologize and pay for my damage that occurred. we're live from darby boro i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a swat team storms the wrong house, taking an innocent family into custody. source say this happened on the 6300 block of elmwood avenue in southwest philadelphia earlier this morning. officers were investigating reports of a home invasion nearby at 52nd and whittaker. after getting a tip they check crime cameras which showed second three people entering the elmwood avenue entrance. swat team broke in the home, much to the surprise of the

people inside. >> i hear my mother, my mother knocks on the door and said police are here. i go, all right, here i come. i come out of the door and there is a pump action rifle, not the like aimed at my chest, on my chest. i'm like them trying to settle with money, that is not going to take back what you did to me. i suffered from post traumatic stress. >> residents in the wrong house say the police department apologized and offered $500 to pay for damages to the home. police say they arrested a man armed with the sword, at juniata park. eyewitnesses say suspect walked in the express market store on k street to buy cigarettes around 11:00 o'clock. the officers were called, they taserd the man but he pulled the prongs out of his body and ran in the nearby home which he barricaded himself. around 12:30 the suspect came out with his hand up and was arrested. nine year-old boy is in stable condition after he was bitten by a pit bull mix.

chopper three over the 39200 block of diamond street in philadelphia's strawberry mansion section. police say boy was waiting for his school bus when the dog bit him on the back. doggies held in quarantine for at least next ten days and investigators have not found the dog's owner. these last few days of april are proving the old saying about april showers, to be true, our weather team is tracking rain right now and meteorologist kate bilo is here with your first look at the forecast, kate? >> jessica, another cloudy, gray, dreary day in philadelphia, you can see steady rain now moving north of the city, bucks county getting steady yes, sir rain at the moment up through lehigh valley and in the poconos as well but this unfortunately is not the last of the wet weather we will be seeing in the coming days. the as we zoom out we still have another round of showers over west virginia and even zooming out further, clouds and showers all through portions of the the upper midwest and thinks all coming through our region as we say stuck in the cloud cover, right through the end have the workweek. the question is how is the weekend shaping up? i'll answer that in a bit.

temperatures right now, it is chilly, once rain came through temperatures dropped very quickly with dryer air this morning. now we are down to the 40's. only 49 in philadelphia. forty-eight in trenton. 48 degrees in millville. feels more like late winter then mid to late april and then we will head through next couple hours again the heavier showers will start to move out but scattered showers right through tonight even at 1:00 a.m. we have scattered showers around and damp, drizzly day tomorrow as well. a lot of stuff this weekend. coming up we will break down weekend events in philadelphia and what you can expect weather-wise for each one of them if you are trying to get outside, ukee and jessica, back to you. thanks, kate. it is day eagles fans have been waiting for since the season ended in january. it is draft night. >> tonight eagles will have the second pick. they have their eyes on a franchise quarterback. sports director don bell, he is live in chicago, where the draft will be held with more, don. >> reporter: guys, we are fired up, in less than three hours the the eagles are expected to make a move that

could affect the franchise for a decade or longer. with the number two selection, i talked to experts here, lot of people believe they will take the quarterback, carson wentz out of north dakota state. we are standing right outside a place we like to call drafttown here in chicago. there are a lot of fans taking part in activities and enjoying festivities before the draft actually gets started. i had an opportunity to talk to some bird fans. >> i think carson could be very good. he has tools. he is athletic, big, big body, strong arm, small school, so i mean hasn't faced same competition that everybody else has faced. time will tell. >> fans at home have been crushing sam bradford for wanting a trade, one word to describe your man sam. >> cowardly. cowardly. it harsh but it is true. >> what do you know about carson wentz. >> i know that he is a winner and if you look at goff

overall record and wentz overall record wentz is a winner, and i think if you look at his football intelligence he is already west coast and ready to go. >> by the way wentz 23 years old you already like him better than sam bradford. >> sam who? >> sam bradford is a forgotten man in so many ways, in philadelphia, and it is funny carson wentz played for a really small school, scs school and yet everybody is jumping on board with this guy before he even steps foot in philadelphia different story in 99 when the team took donovan mcnabb and fans booed at in new york city i should say from downtown chicago i'm don belfor cbs "eyewitness sports". back to you in the studio. >> we will see how it shakes out. >> sam who and pat on the shoulder. >> i like the path path on the shielder tough crowd. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. stay with cbs-3 for your round one draft recap. sports director don bell will be back at 11:00 breaking down

the eagles pick. temple university holds a physical activity fair promoting wellness for members of an often forgotten community, the fairies aimed to help people with meant willal health disabilities. see the benefits of recreation. organizers say people with mental health conditions can face a shorter life expect tensecy, often because of weight-related issues. some of the group activities today showed participants to do low impact exercises and otherwise to increase overall wellness. four adorable new born leamers made their public debut at philadelphia zoo today and kyw news reporter john mcdevitt tells us why their birth is considered very important. >> reporter: four black and white, leamers, burn two months ago at philadelphia zoo, explored their new enclosure with mom and dad nearby, eating fruit for the leamer family to snack on desiree brown the lead primate keeper. >> they get fruit in their diets but mostly consists of

vegetables, green and some chow which is a manmade at them we give that gives them nutrients but i hung the fruit on a kabob style feed bear they hang from their back to eat and use their arms and get fruits on the tip of the branches so it mimics how they would eat in the wild in their natural habitat and works their stomach muscles. >> reporter: work here is considered very important in the world of the conservation, white and black leamers are considered critically endangered in the wild. because of poaching and habitat loss. babies are very popular already just ask six year-old chloe. >> they were really cute. >> we catch them in another place that was a little less high, a little less exciting shore noticing starting to fly from branch to branch and they are adjusting great. >> reporter: they were named after the president, three brothers are lincoln, theodore and quincy and her sister is madison. john mcdevitt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

so little. >> i want one. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" tonight wild video to show you, find out why these umbrellas took off and spun in circles over a beach. plus this... >> here, you know. >> a teen find a way to bring memory of his late best friend to the prom with him, heart warming story coming up. are you going on a trip soon? you don't want to over pack, especially with all of those outrageous baggage fees, three on your side with the checklist of things thaw can do to pass. eighty six million americans have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes

high drama a at a baltimore television station, gunfire rings out after a man wearing an animal costume and surgical mask threat tone blow the place up. cbs reporter craig boswell has step by step of how the bizarre witt ways unfolded. >> reporter: baltimore station wbff were evacuated thursday afternoon after a man walk in and told someone he would set his koran fire and planned to blow up the station. >> he said something to him and then, displayed, what appeared ton wires, and some other things the size of the jacket. >> reporter: photographer captured this image of the man wearing some kind of a

costume. police and swat teams moved in. man walk out of the building. >> down the street. >> but refused to comply with police. >> officers were telling him to take his hand out of his pocket and counter snipper shot the suspect. the suspect at this time is not deceased. >> reporter: police are using a robot to approach the down suspect and diffuse a possible explosive. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an ohio teen is using the prom to honor his late friend, colin, had invited a maryland girl who accepted his, friend's lungs which were donated. marion had been battling cystic fibrosis. >> i was thinking that she was here, the prom theme, you know, so i had an idea that i would bring her because she had her lungs in her. >> like wanting to ask if you

wanting to to the prom. of course, would i love to. >> we're told and his family have surprises in store for her when she comes out to ohio, for the program just to make that day even more special. well, we're told once again colin made it a special, special day. now that spring has arrived, tropical season is picking up, but whether you aring ago way for a week even or week long vacation chances are you are taking too many things with you. into day i's three on your side consumer report, jim donovan talks to the experts about packing smarter. >> reporter: spend a few minutes in any airport and easy to see people tend to over pack, and 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 can be costly. he says people often think they can avoid extra baggage fees by jamming everything into one bag. >> aloft people don't realize, i can check my 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 books and magazines and switch to the ipad or kind will but don't over pack electronics either, limit to two devices. instead of the bringing a entire bag of toilet supplies bring the free stuff like shampoo, conditioners, soap, lotion, many hotels also supply tooth brushes, raisers, mouthwash and other items but may need to request them. most 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 and match and change things out, you will probably for seven days don't need more than two pairs of pants and wearing one when you get on the plane. >> reporter: one other bit of advice invest in the travel steamer, when are pulling something out of your suitcase to wear for the first time or just spruce something up after multiple wears a good steamer comes in handy. the reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> hang it up.

>> hard nose no check policy. just don't do it. >> i understand. >> more severe weather is hitting areas of the nation's heart land. >> a funnel cloud began forming dangerously close to the busy highway in omaha, nebraska. national weather service a says two twisters tupped down in the city, one of them did cause minor damage. >> sun baiters in hawaii also had to deal with some wild weather this video was taken on monday of a dust devil that sent beach umbrellas flying. beach goers scrambling for cover. despite chaos no one was hurt, experts say dust devils can happen anytime, anywhere, and wind doesn't have to to be particularly strong either. >> wow. >> you don't want to be hit by one of those umbrellas. >> in. >> that is a projectile. >> terrible. >> exactly right. well, driving in today, i guess i had three levels have rain, it was heavy, it was misty and then there was none. depending where you were. >> it depend where you are. it is quiet in south jersey and delaware it is quiet.e. northern suburbs not so much

so. we have more rain. showers will linger right through end of the week. it is not a very nice weather pattern. i'm trying to find good news in this pattern. maybe we have a good day this weekend but definitely half and half weekend and temperatures will stay on the cool side right into next week. the lets look outside and take you up to the northern suburbs where it is wet in bethlehem right now in northampton county. the roads are wet, little bit of rain, drizzle moving through that area at the moment where steady rain is for right now and then our live neighborhood network you can see in bernville at the junior/senior school it is cloudy and it is rainy. a glummy day. with the rain moving through temperatures dropped rapidly and only in the 40's, in most of the the area at the moment. here's that rain shield again, steady rain is off to the north, from philadelphia points south we have some scattered showers moving in south jersey and delaware. steady rain from the poconos right through lehigh valley and in the new york city metro in time for evening rush there. it is slow if not steadily raining for us because road

are wet, everything is damp, no fog as well. watch these showers and storms over west virginia, they could make their way in delaware but those will die down once sun goes down. temperatures right now on the chillier side only 46 in reading. forty-five in lancaster. 49 degrees here in philadelphia tomorrow is another cool day with highs in the 50's, and clouds, scattered showers, light rain and drizzle at anytime. the saturday, could get sunshine. the not 100 percent optimistic that everybody sees some sun but it does look like brightest spot in the forecast at the very least it looks dry. problem thinks next system gets in sooner could start raining as soon as saturday night and that means not the best weather for broad street run on sunday. 40 percent chance of rain on friday. the just a chance for shower saturday. but sunday into monday chances for rain increase. your weekend activities the for penn relays friday, cool, dam the at 56. saturday looks better for science festival at franklin institute 63. but for broad street run period the of the rain,

51 degrees. it will be wet. overnight hours 46 degrees, cloud which showers around and you're witness weather three day forecast saturday is one bright spot a few breaks of sun and then rain returns on sunday. i'll have your full seven day next half an hour, stay there we wil

julia robert, kate hudson and jennifer aniston. >> they seem to stay perpetually beautiful and in shape. michael yo talk to the stars about their fitness secrets. michael? >> reporter: it is true, ukee and jessica they are all, good looking. we have kate, pretty little liar star shay mitchell and may buddy jennifer aniston. they tell will me their fitness and beauty secrets at every age. >> i think it is important to sort of love what you are and what you have, but be healthy, of course. >> reporter: at 47 jen is sounding more confident then ever, maybe that is because she's staying in shape using all these new fitness apps, but sometimes they do drive her nuts. >> i want to try one and you

have an app, phone. so one weekend, i slept in and then it just literally tells you, you slept in two hours longer then normal. basically, it shamed me. >> it did. i'm sleeping in. i said screw that one. i will get a fitbit. and then, it goes, it beeps. lets get up and walk around. >> reporter: yeah, it does. >> it says you are lazy. >> get off your ass and move around. >> all this mothers day stuff and i think i haven't talk to mom. >> hi. >> i was so focused on sports, and dance, and theater. >> reporter: you were a goody kid. >> kind of always busy. >> reporter: kate grew up in the active lifestyle of her parents, goldie and curt russell. now 37 year-old mom of two boys stays super fit by mixing it up. >> i do everything from pilla ates, everything for me is the foundation of the dance.

>> reporter: so much more from the ladies on mothers day, tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. >> michael, thanks. coming up next, a lot of teens use snap chat. >> if yours do you will want to see story we have coming up next. lawsuit claims one of the app features could be dangerous. plus, it is bring your child to work day. coming up these kid find out what it is like to be a first responder. and new audio released from the a airport might indicate prince's health was worse then originally thought, we will be right back.

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snapping a driving a popular social media app is at the center of what could be a land mark lawsuit. "eyewitness news" continues 59:30.

i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lawsuit names snap chat in the reckless driving case. jericka duncan test us at issue is the app's speed filter. >> reporter: crystal mcgee apparently posted this snap shortly after crashing a car in september, and the caption, lucky to be a live. while driving this white mercedes the teenager used snap chat speed filter and tapped out at 113 mild an hour. she then slammed in the gray mitsubishi n a a lawsuit the driver of that car, whiteworth maynard says magee was distracted and using snap chat app on her phone.

you can take video or even pictures. once you are done, before you send it, you can choose from a number of filters. this one can show how fast we are going in the car. the lawsuit claims that the popular miles per hour filter is actually an inventive for snap chatters to drive very fast. psychologists lisa demore. >> i have heard teens say that things don't feel real until you see them on social media. >> reporter: with more than 100 million daily users, snap chat has deep pockets, making it a prime target for the lawsuit says attorney eric earlland. >> it does raise questions about whether snap chat could have legitimately and reasonably known that people would be using this feature while they were driving. >> reporter: in a statement snap chat says we actively discourage our community from using this speed filter while driving, including by displaying a do not snap and drive warning message in the app itself. jericka duncan for cbs news, new york. prescription drugs are focus of the investigation into prince's death. law enforcement said they were found in his home and late singer's possession and sources say the carver county sheriff's office contacted dea of possibly assisting in the

investigation, once toxicology is completed. authorities are looking into an emergency landing involving prince plane, less than a week were his death. >> the nature of the emergency an unresponsive passenger. >> he had hip replacement surgery in 2010 and people tell me he struggled with painkillers, due to his hip and ankle issues. >> at the time, his publicist said he was suffering from the flu, but the control tower audio indicates that situation may have been more dire. by know cause of the death for former wrestling star known as china, her manager said she died of an accidental overdose of a prescription sleeping pill and a tranquilizer. china, whose real name was joan marie lauer was found dead in her will california home, april 20th, she was 46 years old. los angeles detectives say that they have questioned charles man some about 1969 killing of the woman whose identity was only discovered through dna testing last year.

the 19 year-old canadian was stabbed 150 times. police are looking to see if the killing is connect with other murders by the so-called manson family in 1969. detectives say that man sod had no information about the women's death. turning now to campaign 2016, the race for the republican and democratic presidential nominations have reached a critical point. voters in indiana could very well decide who crosses the finish line with the delegates necessary to win. craig boswell shows you how the race is prompting new criticism and it is not just from the candidates. >> reporter: ted cruz looking for votes ahead of next tuesday's crucial primary is fending off a new jab from the former speaker of the the house, john boehner, a tacked cruz during a talk at stanford. >> lucifer in the flesh. >> 's loud his inner colors to come out. >> reporter: cruz says it is prove of his, he is anti washington candidate something he reiterated during a rally

in for the wayne. >> donald and hillary they are both washington insiders. >> reporter: cruz and his new running mate carli fiorina toured the state donald trump is on stage with coaching legend bobby knight where the billion air turned to mocking cruz. >> he was saying i'm the only one, that can beat donald trump, i have proven it time and time again. i'm saying oh, please. >> indiana and 57 delegates seen as critical whether cruz can stop trum from getting support he needed to watch the nation. >> eyes of the entire country are on the state of indiana right now. >> if we win in indian, it is over. >> reporter: newest mate shows donald trump has 79 percent of the 1,237 delegates needed, for the democrats, there are almost 92 delegates at stake next week. while hillary clinton has no public events today, bernie sanders is campaigning in oregon a day after down sizing his staff. 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 reaching a spike in incident where people attempted to climb or successfully climbed over the fence this new fence would be 11 and a half feet tall and it would have anti climbing features and technology that detects intruders. all across the nation today is take our daughters and sons to work day. some kids got to see their mom and dad working at philadelphia's city hall. today wasn't exactly an ordinary day because those kids got to meet philadelphia's mayor jim kenney. gloucester county office of emergency management also took part in take our daughters and sons to work day and our cleve bryan has a a look at what happened there. >> say hello. >> reporter: crawling close to the ground to escape a smokey room, is part of the life lessons every kid should know especially when your parents are first responders. >> this year for bring your child to work day gloucester county's office of emergency management wanted to make things as hand on as possible.

we want to bring kids to work today and we wanted to show them and make it an educational experience. >> reporter: like learning how to call 911 or what to do with a kitchen fire. >> stay high you die stay low you go. >> reporter: take our daughters and sons to work day thinks 23rd year where millions of americans teach their young ones the family trade. when your daddies a news reporter, you spend time checking things out. here's some of the coolest things, on trying on gear. >> i was wearing like an ambulance suit. >> reporter: dawn breathe in that okay. >> yeah. >> reporter: who are you right now? you are a tactical emt what is that like. >> i don't know. >> reporter: james nichols knows what it is like to be a tactical emt and so does his son a austin. >> it is heavy, it is just like heavy. >> reporter: your dad wears this every day. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think of his job. >> it is cool. >> reporter: what is is it like seeing your son wear your

stuff. >> it is cool, it gives him a sample of what i deal with on a daily basis. >> reporter: since it is bring your child to work day i get to hang out with these two, cole, jack and josh washings what will you be when you grow up. >> a police officer. i can't compete with that. in gloucester county i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that was a surprise. >> good looking family indeed. still to come on "eyewitness news", a wild chase caught on cameras a flatbed truck carrying a forklift, shipping dangerously, and that truck slides through traffic. we will show you how this end when we come back. also a bad gig turns into a horrifying night for a pop rock ban. we will preview of the movie coming up. steady rain had has push out but showers remain tonight and tomorrow. will you be able to get outside this weekend and how does it look for that broad street run on sunday. we will have your full

well, now to a wild ride. >> police released dash cam video of their expressway, chase with a flatbed truck. the driver was hauling a forklift as he raced around florida. he almost hit several cars and a truck nearly tipped over during this chase. the truck finally came to stop after it crashed in the median and into that opposite side of the road, before police were able to arrest him. every spring we hear it is like the sound of summer arriving. >> i can hear it now. >> mr. softee truck rolling through, playing the jingle. >> ♪ >> and tonight we are sad to report that the man who gave us that jingle, les watts died earlier this month. he also wrote jingles for the

phillies, cocoas guard and many more. so when you hear that song this um iser, think of les, and say thanks. i can hear that all the time, and eddie murphy used to make a joke when you you hear that jingle, ice cream man. >> so good. >> never forget it. >> just the other day. >> did you really. >> all the time. >> we appreciate it. >> yeah. when we come back we will take you inside green room, the movie

in the entertainment industry the place for guests to go and relax before show time is call the green room. >> but, in the latest horror thrill tore hit the big screen, relaxing, in the green room, it takes a back seat. >> y'all keep us here. >> they are keeping you, and just staying. >> welcome to our green room, much different, oh, yeah. >> this is way more nicer then the movie. >> yes. >> my film, it is a punk rock stage thriller, they basically had an out of town band that takes us to a remote area and the gig goes south. they witness something

backstage, in the holding area, the green room, and all of a sudden they are held deep within and they are fighting off a small army of nazi skin heads trying to survive the night. >> it is supposed to be an intimate, emotional, and character driven piece. it happened to have a whole lot of action and make up effect and extra elements that is very satisfying to the ge nre lovers. it is about survival, and i wanted to treat violence and action as grounded as any war movie would. >> great young cast and also, the veteran path the trick stewart, what does he mean to this film for you. >> he is professor x, star trek. in this movie, it is a quiet intimate performance. he is just, he is effort

leslie, you know, authoritative, and has this cool, charisma that is really showing, but in real life, yes, he was my super hero because he swooped in last minute and signed on to do my crazy punk rock movie and we had a blast. >> gentlemen, you are trapped. >> it won't end well. >> if you liken sem many cast that are top notch, you will love this if you are a perfect on fan you will will's love this movie. if you are a action flick lover, you are solid. ate peels to a wide audience which is thrilling for me to see this. >> careful now. >> by the way, green room. >> wow, wild ride. >> it grew out of the own experiences as a teenage punk rock inner alexandria virginia. he was in the band. he went to shows. this is a wild twist on his,

experience. >> i'll say it opens up tomorrow. >> yes. >> wow. >> that doesn't happen often. >> all right. well, kate bilo is here. >> yes good maybe not as intense of a story next with the weather. >> no, no. >> but the green room. >> green radar. >> yes. >> green to tell but as well. >> i'm not scared of that. >> no. >> don't be scared. >> nothing to be severe weather, it is just ugly, ugly spring weather. it feels like we're living in seattle or london someplace like that. it is gray, glummy, damp, chilly and it will be that way every day into next week. i'm holding out hope for saturday, our one chance to get a few breaks of sun, that said it is not nicest day we have seen in the past week or so but it will be nicer then today has been. the lets look outside, we will gee out to the roof cam showing us pretty dry out in the city right now most of the steady rain off to the north but still gray, cloudy and chilly. you need coat outside. i know we didn't need it for a while but you had to dig them

back out because it is cool. temperatures in the 40's and much of the region and rain is still pushing through. the here's storm scan three, again, heaviest is pushing north of the city, montgomery, bucks county seeing light rain, that continues up in the lehigh valley and poconos. the got a few showers lining up in portions of south jersey and delaware but for the most part, south of the city is quiet for now but there is still more showers to come. very unsettled across portions of west virginia and northern and western virginia. you can see then are storm activity setting up there. a few could make tonight to delaware this evening but again, energy with these storms will die down once the sun goes down but very active pattern, it will stay cloudy, cool, you been settled right through next several days. it is only 49 in philadelphia right now. forty-nine in allentown. forty-five in reading. lancaster is a at the 44 degrees, that is late winter kind of weather there. timing this out tomorrow, clouds are in place, not a steady driving rain all day but just a light drizzle, by 8:00 a.m. for morning commute,

it looks ugly outside, it will be slow thanks to the low cloud, possibly some fog and light rain but not that steady heavy rain, steadier showers moving in friday afternoon and evening and then that moves out, saturday here's 8:00 a.m. saturday, cloud maybe a few breaks of sun closest to the coast saturday afternoon but then we will get next wave of rain. here i stopped it sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. in time for the broad street run this does not look good. this storm coming in faster then it looked yesterday and it looked like it will be raining heavily and these rains will continue all day on sunday. look what we can expect rainfall wise? we do need rain, 1.6 inches is what we have had this month. we are 1.57 inches of rain below average. we're not going to quite get back to that number we are supposed to be at but over next few days all major models are showing generally a quarter of an inch to half inch of rain over the next few days. so talking about penn relays? well, we have ugly weather for friday.

saturday is better. some unis shine peeking through clouds. if you are talking about heading to the broad street run we have got temperatures only in the lower 50's with periods of rain, heavy the at times. that will slow down the runners out there. it will be a slow go with the rain on sunday morning. tonight cloud which showers around at 46 degrees, tomorrow, spotty light showers and it is cool, if we had any good news besides few breaks of sun saturday it is next week as temperatures head back to the 60's and 07's on tuesday and wednesday. ukee and jessica, back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight one of our favorite good questions. >> word synonymous with philly what does juan mean, we will have that juan when we come back.

many of you tune in at 11:00 to see our very popular good question segment but we realize that not everyone can stay up quite that late.

>> we have it covered. we thought would it eighth to run to ten good questions on "eyewitness news" at the 5:00 best examples that we launched in january the segment. one of the favorites, one that got people talking was what is jawn? nicole brewer has the answer. >> what is this say. >> jawn. >> what does that mean. >> it means anything you want it to mean. >> it is a noun, per place or a thing. >> it is a a place. >> if you live in philly you have heard the word jawn. >> jawn. >> yes. it is a jawn. >> you might be able to use it in a sentence. >> raining like a jawn outside. >> did you see that jawn right there. >> pockets are full of jawn. >> cbs philly knows that jawn. >> throw that jawn. >> that is what we would say, oh, you miss that had jawn. >> see that jawn in the news? spot burger in brewerytown you can even eat a jawn. >> that is my jawn good what does jawn mean. >> what does it mean. >> taylor jones is ph.d. candidate at university of

pennsylvania, studying language. >> this is one weeks worth of tweets that used jawn. >> defines jawn as a philly word for any noun. >> jawn is something as far as we can tell originated from the word joint, it goes back to at least 1980's. >> that is when new york city rap group funky four plus one released a sickle that is joint, referring to something in hip-hop slang. >> i was going to say that is my joint that turned into jawn. >> reporter: they call it, a fancy way to put it. >> when you have a word and very specific meaning and then overtime it start to lose shade of that meaning. it becomes leached of those meanings. >> reporter: sometimes positive, neutral or negative, take side jawn for instance. >> the not acceptable, depend on the girl. >> you have a jawn. >> yeah, let's change the subject. >> it was hip then and hip now. >> yes. >> yes. >> so hip it has made its way

to hollywood. >> that is the jawn. >> because it is referencing, jawn, main stream. >> it is a philly thing. >> keep that jawn here. >> yes, absolutely. >> so there you have it. there you have it. right there. another good question, do millennials bee serve bad rap. nicole brewer has the answer tonight at 11:00. do you have a good question. log on to cbs philly.com or tweet us using the #, cbs-3 good question. well this jawn is over, that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 count down is on, eagles pick second in two hours in the nfl draft and we are live in chicago with the preview of the top two quarterbacks, kate. it has been a damp, dreary day we're tracking rain moving out of the area tonight but we have got more wet weather as we head toward the weekend. we will tell you when wetest time frame would be or when the best time is to get outside. >> that beep is a brand new septa safety device that is part of the new plan to

protect work's along the tracks. you'll get inside look at how it works coming up. also, philadelphia farming, it might sound strange but the city could be an agricultural hub, but this isn't your father's farming. our stephanie stahl sees fruits of their labor and how philly is leading the way. and, now at 6:00 o'clock who will be accounts. is it wednesday for the eagles or will jared goff being the future. the first round of the nfl draft is two hours away. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage for you you and we will start with sports director don bell live in chicago, don, a big day there. >> yes, electric atmosphere here in downtown chicago. in fact we're right around the corner, from the auditorium at

roosevelt university, site of the 2016 nfl draft. it is a historic venue and one where eagles hope to make franchise history tonight perhaps taking the guy who will turn the franchise around and lead them to their first ever super bowl, win. we're also right across the street from draft town, a place where a lot of fans have been milling about all day long. we caught up with a bunch of eagles fans, walking around enjoying the sight and sound of the downtown chicago. many of them making the heavy investment, to come out here, and see eagles potentially make history. eagles gave up five draft picks for right to take the number two selection which we all think will be carson wentz out of north dakota state. speaking of the kid, he is 23 years old. let's show you what he is bringing to the table in terms of the measurables and that is what the scouts like to say. measurables. 6-foot five, 237, runs a a 4.77, 40-yard dash which is one of the fastest time for the