police found on him. >> good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> and i'm jim donovan. katie will also let you know when we'll break out of the damp and dreary stretch of weather first here's what you need to know when you start your day in the morning minute. >> huge night for the eagles in the nfl draft. >> about time we get a quarterback, bring, sam bradford. >> i believe it all works out, as it is supposed to, and i'm ready to go hopefully win a lot of ballgames in philadelphia. >> they found 43 year old male laying on the sidewalk suffering from three gunshot wounds. >> the police say, it was a woman who pulled the trigger. she was caught by police, just four blocks away from the shooting scene. >> dollar can police outside, trump turns attention to delegate rich california. please welcome giuliana, christine, and matt zukri.

>> do you think it is time for a woman to be a sleazeball and a man stands next to her. >> i was a new mom, and wife, and doing 14 hours, and i looked, like, women don't have time. >> like the women don't have time to be sleazeballs. >> what are you looking at me for? >> (laughing). >> katie, right? >> hey, ya. i definitely concur. that's for sure. we just do the best we can, right? but as far as our weather patterns are concerned, my friends, we are stuck, essentially here, at least today, you know, the last two days have been awfully cool. not going to see too much movement on the thermometer readings from daytime highs, last couple of days, although we have definitely come from some very significant warmth recently. let's take a look, it might hurt little more when you look at just how far those

temperature readings dropped in the last couple of days, we came from the mid 80s, to the mid 50's, in one day's time, and that's basically where we stay again today. although we should start to see some rebound, on the thermometer come this weekend, but un fourthly, looks like this pattern stays somewhat dreary. don't get me wrong. we could use the rain, we will take what we can get. at the moment storm scan pretty quiet looking, but we will be dodging light rain perhaps some drizzle, off and on, any time here today, and if you are not dealing with rain, you will be stuck generally with some cloud cover. so, again, it is not the prettiest way to wrap up the work week here, but we are expecting again mid 50's, clouds, damp, chilly, dreary weather, with light rain, and drizzle coming through off and on any time. now, that said, as we look forward in the forecast, notice that the percent chance for rain starts to drop dramatic by i it tomorrow. expect dry day. not going to see heck of a lot of sunshine granted but at least dry, if you have outdoor plans, although, all the sudden you spike to near 100% chance for rain by sunday, and

that obviously is a sign that something is looming, and that will be the next storm system brinking in fresh rounds of rain which we will time out for you here, coming up a bit later in the show. and of course, sunday is the broad street run. so, a loft runners want to know will the rain be hereby that point? i'll have the answer for awe bit later in the show. meisha? >> great to know, just because it will be such a busy weekend. thank you so much. good morning. happy friday to you. 422, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, valley forge, giving awe peak at both the eastbound side and the westbound side. looking good. i would say that that is holding steady there. ninety-five south at academy, one of the areas i peak at, pretty early in the morning, basically holding steady since about 4:30 when i start looking at it as well. looking good here interstate 95 as well. pull your attention to this guy, a lot going on, i mae be tweeting this out as well. penn relays starting 9:00 a.m. today, saturday, 10:00 a.m. broad street run starting 8:00 a.m. sunday, bus detours, starting 7:30 a.m. extra broad street line

service and free trips for the runners, this also, applies, for everyone going to the phillies game. phillies game, 2:35 p.m. starting sunday, make note of this, because again that broad street line service extra broad street line and service trips. kelly drive closed 6:00 a.m. sunday for a regatta. again a lot going on this weekend, i will be tweeting this out. jim, brooke, back to you. >> thanks, meisha a look forward to the tweets. learning more about the suspect in bizarre stands out at baltimore tv station yesterday. >> the suspect's father says his son may have been having a nervous breakdown when he walked into the station's lobby, dressed in strange clothes, displaying fake bomb. kim hutchinson reports. >> he seem to be in shock after he described his son, alex, after walk nothing a tv station claim to go have a bomb. >> it seems like it is a nervous break down the other week, you know, and sleeping in somebody's yard, took seven

policemen to hold him down. >> after that, brizzi things got worse for his son. he lost his job, broke one his girlfriend, but seemed to be holding it together. >> he's been acting okay since we've come home, you know, just little bit reserved. >> his wife noticed something odd wednesday night. >> she went down to his room and she said there is something with a bunch of wires. >> brizzi didn't know anything happened at tv station until his phone rang. >> about 4:00 my wife called me up and said get home. when i got here there was 7atf agent here. >> despite his son's injuries, he isn't holding grudges against the police. >> they've got to do their job, you know, they can't assume that it is a candybars wrapped around. >> and he's glad his son is alive. >> looks like he will be okay, that's the main thing, so hopefully, you know, i'll get

some help. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> police need your help identifying four teenagers wanted for robbery and assault on temple university cam pulls. police tell "eyewitness news", a 43 year old plan was walking near 13th and norris streets sunday, when four teenagers punched, kicked, grabbed his shirt. off duty temple university police officer chased the suspect away, the man suffered minor injuries. but surveillance cameras captured the teen suspect walking down norris street. investigators say they are between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. >> the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, atlantic city could be facing some big trouble this weekend. >> and new way to wake up with a hoagie. money watch's hena daniels joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >> i like that, true, good morning, guys, happy friday.

dow jones fell 210 points, nasdaq dropped 57 points. atlantic city new jersey could be facing default. according to the wall street journal, the gambling destination could miss a $1.8 million bond payment, on sunday. city has endured strain. the nation's largest cable company, comcast, has agreed buy dream works animation. deal is valued at $3.8 billion dream works animation has the kung fu panda franchises one of the last studios not owned by major media company. for the month of may, sandwich chain will offer free six-inch breakfast sandwich with the purchase of any sub before 9:00 a.m. customers will be able to choose from breakfast favorites such as the block forest ham, egg and cheese, steak and apple wood smoked bacon, offer kicks off on may 1st, brooke, jim?

>> well, i eat my lunch at 7:00 in the morning, so it makes sense to me. >> that will work. don bell told me it is hoagie. >> knock. >> is that right? >> no. thanks, hand a, appreciate it. the eagles will introduce their quarterback of the future this afternoon at the nova care complex. >> the newest eagle carson wentz, the second overall pick of the ffl draft. the birds made a block buster trade to move up to that second pick and grab the north dakota state star. his home town of bismarck, north dakota, pacca town square to celebrate the choice, and wentz says he's ready to learn the nfl. eagles coach doug pederson says he'll and good student. >> he's an exciting guy. perfect for what -- perfect fit for what we will do. >> later coach peterson compared wentz to hall of famer and superbowl champ brett favre. peterson should know he was on that packers superbowl team

with favre. >> weird draft night. >> twitter account happened just before the clock started. was projected as possible number one overall pick, but the hack heres took over his twitter account posted a picture of him smoking something with a gas mask. says the video is years old, dove continues picked him at number 13, then hackers posted, showing him asking for and receiving money from coaches at old miss. he faced those questions at a press conference. >> man, somebody hacking my account, man, you know, made that mistake several years ago, and somehow somebody got in my photos and hack my twitter account. apparently somebody just hack my instagram account. so it is getting crazy. i can't control that, man. whatever i can control, i can control. >> his agent ushered him on the stage. he lost about $12 million by falling from the top of the draft all the way to number 13. >> you know, these football players get all dressed up for

the draft. >> we've seen some pretty outrageous outfit over the years there is one might take the check. check this, crop top dress shirt, talk about fashion statement, elliot known for wearing jerseys that show off his mid riff. never seen anything like this before. the cowboys picked elliot, so we will be seeing him a lot over the next few years. elliot did eventually tuck the shirt into his pant when he walk on the stage. i have, you know, i walk around weekends like that, showing my six pack. >> as long as it is inside, you do whatever you feel, okay? no, i think that's so funny, because every picture i've seen of him running, he has his jersey like cropped. >> we're proud of what wife ' work on. >> you know you wear it outside. >> all right. >> i take that back, yes. you show yourself off. >> adorable new animals on display at the philadelphia zoo. stop staring at me. >> why their arrival is so important. >> plus holding on for dear life, the confirm takes, look at this, led to man clinging to the roof of a car.

justin? >> jim, good morning, i'm lounging in a pool of red leggos this morning, at the brick fest here at the greater philadelphia expo. there is a lot more you can do, besides lounge, you can also build, as well. we'll show you allf those things coming up in a few.

>> in scene played out in broad daylight, like a stunt in a fast and furious move. >> i oh, my god. >> that's super dangerous. >> watch as that man clinics to the front after car, as the driver keeps going, down the street, even making a u-turn. eyewitnesses say they heard two men arguing, and when the man standing in front of the vw sedan refused to move, the driver just took off. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> i'm not going to be doing. that will some severe weather now in the midwest, when funnel cloud is spot in the central indianna. the storm damage add barn, the roofs of several homes when it passed through the region yesterday afternoon. several counties also issued tornado warnings, a preliminary report says tornado touched down with a estimated 100-mile per hour winds, fortunately, no one was injured. boy, that's rough stuff, katie in the midwest. >> again, yes, their time of year for sure, fall and

spring, those transition seasons tend to just produce a lot of severe weather, and own range in the plane state there. that said, we are not looking at the prettiest forecast here either, unfortunately, more weather to track. but dow want to start things off with maybe little nice weather news. and that is we have a special guest in house, this is kerry higgins, she comes to us from mt. laurel. she made the trip in from new jersey, to be with us here this morning, thank you so much for waking up early with us. i always like to call her one of our gold star weather watchers. she reports in dark and early with us almost every single morning, thanks for hanging out with us until the ends of the show this morning helping us produce the weather for the show for the rest of the morning. so, so glad to have her, and we are so glad to have the rest of the eyewitness weather watchers reporting into us this morning. nice slew of them, too. so many of these temperatures are very much just consistent, mid 40's, kind of the norm, around the whole region so

take a look at the list format, sometimes easier way to look at things, dave out in essington, 46 degrees, barbara checks in at willow grove 43, mid 40's from greg, david, lynn all around the board, whether one of the more remote suburb, gilbertsville, or even in a place like philadelphia where phil is located, consistent across the board so that said, why is this happening? pretty much everybody under cloud cover, acted like blanket to trap any warmth we may have managed to builds up in the atmosphere yesterday. wasn't heck of a lot. so it trapped it in place. in addition to that, weaver wet weather moving through in scatter fashion, i was out on the skydeck where it is casino of damp but not currently drizzling or raining at all, but do keep in mind that anyone, fair game to see that happen, any time here today. wider zoom on storm scan, shows the combination of the next storm that's brewing, boy this will be a doozy, by the time this reaches us, guys,

looking at some significant rainfall it looks like, but in the meantime today more the scatter regards eye at this, by tomorrow we catch break in the action. see it happen here on saturday, time stap p 1:00 p.m. might even be few peaks of sunshine, how about that for a change through the course of the day, but at least dry. then, this get here, and again, notice the time stamp, 8:00 a.m., just as broad street run kicks offment looks like the brunt of the storm will be moving in, it decided it will speed up little bit here. so not the best news when it comes it that. for the penn relays, cool, damp, not bad if you are racing on sunday, little different story for the racers, periods of rain, with temperatures in the low 50's, so temperatures are god for running the weather err maybe not so much. next few days, at least beyond that point, tuesday, wednesday, finally dry out, finally warm up. so that's the bright spot, meisha. >> that is certainly. all right, well, next week it is, thanks, katie. good morning everyone, happy friday to you. we do have disable vehicle here the schuylkill eastbound at montgomery you can see pulled off to the shoulder. you might have little bit of

gaper delay. everyone traveling at 55 miles per hour, peaking what he is going on over there, looks like they're starting to tow that out of the way. overall not a lot of brake lights, looking okay there, 202, headlight northbound direction before route 29. see what you are working with, looking good for a loft you just headed out the doorway any time soon, real good company this morning. friday's tend to be that way, casino of later jump start if you will. boulevard moving in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill, this is what you are working with here, looking good, plenty of headlight out there, but you are still traveling at 55 miles per hour, same thing once you jump on the schuylkill, moving in the westbound direction. a lot going on this weekend, i'll be tweeting this out, penn relays starting 99:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. saturday. broad street run 8:00 a.m. saturday, free trips tort runners, extra broad street line service both forerunners and for the phillies game sunday at 2:35. again ill tweet that out. jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha a leggo artwork. leggo architecture, if you can dream it, chances are, it can be built out of leggos. >> and you can see them dreams

come to life at brick fest live. it is happening at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks this weekend. and that is where we find "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch, re-living his childhood. hey, justin, you having fun? >> oh, maybe i am reliving my childhood. that's right. good morning, brooke, jim. all dried off from my leggo pool dip here. and right now we are in the middle of very active city, as you can see, everything appears to be open, collectable offers, people inside working, lights are on, as you can see, the leggo store of course open, starbucks, the entire town is waking up just like we are this morning, this is one of many impressive structures you will see here at brick fest this year at the greater philadelphia innings poe. talking this morning to two of the men who brought this entire thing to so i opportunity bring in chad collins the founder every brick fest, chad, this all began quite humbling, you say, is that right? >> this began with a simple youtube video, that spawned

into bringing our community together, in a live event, kicking off right here in philadelphia. >> now, this is home for you. and it is also your largest event. that travels nationwide? >> bucks county natives. great thing about having the event here, able to really jilt the community, with something like science technology, engineering and math, which you get when experiencing leggo bricks. >> and also part of the back grounds? >> it is. as engineer starting as engineer, i a tribute a lot of those problem solving acted, to my time playing with leggos as a kid. >> see year after year here, how impressed are you? >> oh, every year where we see these creations come in, and get large err and larger like this layout, town we are looking at right now, it is mind blowing. what we want to see are kids come, get inspired, and then immediately take that inspiration and get their hand on the bricks and make their

own creations here. >> we bring in dave young here to the producer, have him skate with us, with chad over here, to a monument you might recognize living in the philadelphia area. gabe, what are we looking at here? >> this is the eastern state penetentary. and it is absolutely amazing, i mean, when you get close upshot, take a look at the detail these folks put into it, you know, the friends that we have, who bring these amazing creations to the show for this weekend, we are impressed every single time. i mean, we have obviously some prisoners lined up, getting ready to head in, but some officers, but we have not just this, but we have please touch museum, we have the skyline of philadelphia, and we also have incredible baseball team that we will be getting a shot of. >> gabe, thanks so much. coming up you will see much more brick fest as it get started here this morning, all of these things you're seeing here, guys, are built from people's brains, which is incredible, we will show that you stadium, the skyline, much

more, coming up. brooke, jim, back into you. >> awesome. i love what he said about engineering, about how he thinks it spawned from his childhood. >> leggos are the only toy that don't lose their value, because they just keep ongoing, just build on to the set that you have. thanks so much, justin, we will check in one shortly. before you leave home, we have three things to know today. >> we'll be right back.

>> the philadelphia zoo is showing off four new additions. >> these ruffled leap ores, just two months old, but they know how to have a good time. three boys, one girl, snack on fruit cabobs, while mom and dad stayed close by. desiree brown the zoo's new primate keeper, says the new lemurs are huge for conservation. >> critically endangered in the wilds, all almost ours found on the islands, only place in the world you can find them. so it is very important to keep them going, and to be able to show kids that conservation is extremely important, these animals need our help. >> the siblings are all named after presidents, the boys are link con, theodore, quincy. their sister is madison. and before you head out the door, here's what you need to know. it is three to go. >> well, protests break out at donald trump rally in california. at least four people were arrested overnight. >> the eagles quarterback of the future arrives in town

today. carson wentz will speak to reporters at 5:30 this afternoon, you can see it on "eyewitness news" latter toads. >> if you are looking for work head to citizens bank park today for a job fair more than 30 companies will be there from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. that's three to go. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", charges are expected soon in the killing of a wilmington teenager, inside her high school. we will tell you about an anti-violence rally planned for tonight, as well. >> and meisha's dream drive. we all know how much she loves her coffee, so she is taking us to local monument, celebrating the coffee break-in american history. coming up. stay with us.

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz. >> well, it is official, wentz is the newest eagle and he's already smack in the middle of a quarterback controversy, hear what he has to say about the move to philly. and, a man lucky to be alive after getting shot in the face overnight. live with what police are hoping to find inside a home this morning. >> so do we live in seattle or philly? katie tracking more showers, and when the sunshine finally returns. well, today is friday, thank goodness, april the 29th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> hope you are having a good day. katie and meisha are here, keeping an eye on things this

morning. >> good morning, guys. my sister lives in seattle. raining again. >> shocker. >> i hate to break it to you on a friday morning, good news, katie, it is friday, and is there a silver lining next week? >> eventually yes, we will see the sun return, it has not completely disappeared, but won't return any time soon just yet. looking at very dreary view right now, from middle township high school. 46 degrees, chill in the air for sure, but thankfully not terribly breezy, but out in the live neighborhood network a lot of camera shot just like this, tell tell signs camera lens, never know that there was necessarily a lot of rain moving through. yes, sometimes radar can be deceiving. this isn't wash out after day. but we do have the chance to see light rain, or some mist, or fine drizzle, any time for anyone throughout the rest of the day. mid up over's, generally where we are standing right now, little cooler up in the mountain as is typical. but only get you