will the sun return? >> we're live with what happened after a shoot that has investigators asking a lot of questions. and, it is primary day in indianna. the latest pole numbers and how today's results could help seal the nominations from both the republican and democratic presidential candidates. >> well, today is tuesday, may the third, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> that's right. no longer monday. that's a good thing, i'm brooke thomas. >> i like that. >> wet start to the tuesday morning, katie, meisha here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, that's right. yes, so, leave your homes early, leave them early, because we are starting to see things heat up. accident out there, that tree blocking the road has just been cleared. >> thankfully. i won't be shocked if the weather had something to do with that honestly. because we had some strong thunderstorms rumble through last night the thunder was pounding down, rain and the, pretty impressive. pick you have over an inch, pottstown, just short list. everybody has been getting

impacted by the rain that currently is still falling out there, where do you have pockets every dry weather right now doesn't mean you didn't get hit already. still running into damp roads. still running into ponding on roads regardless if the rain is still currently falling, but, it obviously is. and, majority of the region, and just one dreary shot of many to show you right now, outside we go to the live neighborhood network, yes, obviously not the prettiest day, i do come bearing better weather news, eventually we do dry out. so, by this afternoon, just left with clouds. now, primarily we're just stuck in the thick of things right now with the light rain pushing through, in basically scattered fashion, but where you are getting hit obviously slows you down here, meisha, also not going to be the warmest day because of all of the cloud cover. >> absolutely, very chill think morning, i'm glad i brought my jacket, and of course we know we need the umbrella and it is looking wet outside and wet equals slow. slow moving. boulevard take a look at this, you move southbound, toward

the schuylkill. a lot of headlight out there, a loft people heeding the warnings, jumping out early if at all possible, i would highly recommend you do so, because it is going to get very slow. already seeing that, new jersey, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, what you are looking at for those of in you new jersey, 295. this is one of the areas holding pretty steady. actually looks okay. you're still traveling at around 55 miles per hour, which is where i want to keep you. i know i won't be able to keep you there, but right now 42 looking okay. ninety-five south, past cottman, what you are looking at here, starting to see a lot of those brake lights go off, coming around the bends, and a lot of vehicles out there. we can expect that in the 6:00 hour typically, i would say for just cracking into the 6:00 hour now, that's a lot of vehicles out there. interstate 95 right nowment schuylkill tail light moving in the eastbound direction, by the vine. i'm going to move on out. you can see tail light and headlight moving in the eastbound and westbound direction, just a loft vehicles out there. just busy. where we have the accident route 422 eastbound onramp from arm and hammer boulevard, jim, back over to you. >> lots going on, thanks, meisha a cousins are shot

overnight in north philadelphia. >> police tell us, something's not adding one their story. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo with the latest on the investigation from temple hospital. jan, what can you tell us at this moment? >> brooke, jim, good morning. philadelphia police are trying to sort this one out. first and for most, they are trying to figure out where exactly this shooting happened early this morning, they say, the victim's story isn't making sense right now. in the meantime, those two victims, two cousins, are here, at temple university hospital this morning recovering from their injuries. >> cousins caught up in gunfire tuesday morning at north philadelphia. a 16 year old shot four times, in the legs and arms. his 20 year old female cousin shot once in the back. both are now in the hospital in stable condition being interviewed by police. it was around 1:00 a.m., when philadelphia police found the pair sitting outside a home on 19100 block of glenwood avenue. but, they tell police, they were actually in the area of park avenue and somerset street when they were shot. they say a man approached them, and for unknown reason,

he opened fire. police, how much, have not yet been able to find a shooting scene, and are not sure if the victim are being truthful. >> the thing unusual, both of the victims are found at least two blocks away from where not only where they live, where their address is, but also found two blocks away from where they state they were when they were shot. >> police question if the shooting really happened at park and somerset. that would mean the 16 year old who was shot three times in the legs was able to run for several blocks. police are also trying to figure out why the cousin ended up at this specific house on glenwood. >> i don't believe these detective will have probable cause to enter the house on glenwood, because they never made entry to the house. all they were doing was sitting on the steps. we're going to try to find out who lives there. right now nobody's come out of the house, house all lock up, house is dark. >> so, the big question is, if these victims live at somerset and park, and they were shot in the area of somerset and

park, why didn't they just go home? now, there is no motive for this shooting at this time, and no witnesses. police again are trying to sort all of this out. the two victims behind me here at temple university hospital in stable condition expected to survive. police do say, how much, that area of somerset and park is a known drug location. reporting live outside temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks so much, jan. police now sorting out the details of two shootings in frankford as well. they're trying see if violence, if the violence is connected. twenty year old was returned to area frankford and told police he was shot about 10:00 last night 4900 block of charles street. police found shells and a gun, near that scene. another man was rushed to different hospital, with three gunshot wounds, and it is not clear if he was shot at the same place. >> the suspect in the shooting after philadelphia police officer has a preliminary hearing today. police say 20 year old sam ear coyet and his accomplice went

on crime spree. according to investigators officer james mccullough interrupted carjacking and was shot in the leg by griffin. coyett faces list of charges including attempted murder. meanwhile, jury selection in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah resumes this morning, the pennsylvania democrat is accused of excepting bribes and misusing campaign funds, and federal grants. fattah says he's done nothing wrong. opening arguments are scheduled for may 16th, in last week's primary, fattah lost a bid for a 12th term to state representative dwight evans. >> convicted pedifile jerry sandusky fighting for new trial. he yelled out a message as he walked into court. >> read what has been written. >> sandusky ' defense team has raided 33 issues with the original case. they are asking for an evidentiary hearing which could lead to a new trial. his attorneys argue sandusky didn't get a fair trial in 2012, largely, because of his previous attorneys.

the judge did not make a ruling on that evidentiary hearing. >> here is a strange scene inside the apple store at 16th and walnut last night. philadelphia police arrested the man known as philly -- philly jesus, says the man refused to leave whether asked and caused disturbance. he is now up against charges of disorderly conduct and defiant trespassing. >> well, later school day may be a reality for some new jersey student. state education officials hosted a meeting at camden community college's blackwood campus. they wanted input as they start to consider starting classes later for middle and high school student. studies from sleep expert show delaying start times by an hour can improving a tens dance in the future. >> as the years progress i have to get up earlier and earlier. i would appreciate that extra hour of sleep. >> all of the activities will be pushed back it, will ends up having children getting done later. i think it will be a conflict with a lot of par went their

time schedules coming home from work. >> the state is excepting comment on line until may 20th. we have a link on our website cbsphilly.com. >> it could be a pivotal day in the race for the white house, as voters in indianna head to the polls. donald trump says a win in indianna would of officially mean it is over for his republican rivals. ted cruz, john kasich, trying stop trump from winning majority of delegates, and force a contested convention. hillary clinton and bernie sanders appear to be in a tight race. coming up at three justin finch explains why the candidates are invest ago lot of time in the hoosier state. >> now, developing news in iraq. the pentagon just confirmed that american service man has been killed in the fight against isis. this happened during a combat mission, in northern iraq, but no other details about the death are being released yet. we'll keep following this story, bring you new developments as soon as we get them. >> the times of trenton report that more than four month

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>> welcome back, 6:13, solar powered plane is on its last leg, of its journey, around the world s. >> yes, solar impulse two landed in suburban phoenix after a day long flight from california. the voyage began in march of last year, in the united arab emirates. next on the itinerary, will make two stops in the midwest before flying to new york. >> pretty cool. >> i love it. >> yes, i get nervous with all of that new fangled stuff. i like the old jets. give me a nice boeing. if it is not boeing i'm not going. >> where are you now?

>> always interesting background, kate. >> i we are taking you out to the banks of the schuylkill, guys, lovely graph took describe what's happening with temperatures here as i put that into motion. so basically over the next couple of days, because we are keeping this very dreary pat american place, you're not going to see a lot of sunshine. notice the temperatures stay below the average line here for the majority of the week. eventually by the time we hit the weekend might evening out average day. we will get to that in the seven day. for now, talking about the here and now, definitely want the umbrella some patience walking outdoor here, we have rain coming through, generally light, it is not necessarily a soaking rain, but there are some steadier pockets within this. some of you are actually catching little bit after break. but the damage has been done from last night when we had the heavy rain push in, thunderstorms, so everyone has damp roads no matter where tour start things off. now later on today, we put future wet near motion, by 10:00 a.m. still lingering showers, but notice dramatic drop off in the coverage, of that rain, so, we are at least looking at things drying out for the second half of the day. just clouds, and overcast, not

heck of a lot of sun granted but at least dry for maybe all of the little league goes going on, practices, over night spotty showers start to pick up again. generally tomorrow, doesn't look horrible. i'll tell you why in the seven day. but health report, you know, one great thing about having spring rainfall, is the air quality is good. the pollen levels are nice and low. granted, not going to see a heck of a lot of sunshine, thank if youly don't worry about the uv index getting you needing the sun block, looking forward in the forecast, mid 60s continue through the rest of the week, again, we expect a relatively quiet day tomorrow. nothing nothing more than passing shower, next system already hereby thursday. meisha? >> wet, cold, oh, only tuesday. thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, look at the ben franklin bridge. this is one of pie favorite pictures to show you in the morning. it is absolutely gorgeous. even on a rainy tuesday. look at this. still looking gorgeous out there, just looking very, very wet. you will want to give yourself couple of extra minute. ninety-five south at cottman,

same story here, looking very wet indeed, a lot of vehicles starting to hit the roadways now, great idea. heeding the warning, knowing you want to give yourself couple of extra minute if you consideration you certainly want to do so. because this rain, wet roadways, they'll linger all the way through the morning commute and beyond. make note of that, the schuylkill eastbound at city avenue, this is what you are looking at moving in the eastbound direction, certainly, starting to see a loft brake lights go off. letting you know you're not traveling at 55. no, dropping down new basically anywhere we look dropping below posted speeds at this point. accident here, route 422 eastbound, the onramp from arm and hammer boulevard. also we have flooding, doesn't surprise me, with all of the rain coming down, high street closed at college drive. alternate will be king street to maneuver in and around this area, and another update coming up in about ten minutes, jim, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a with tax season now over, hopefully you got refund instead of owing uncle sam. but did you ever wonder what the government does with your income tax dollars? i've got the answers for you in today's "3 on your side" consumer report. >> that tax bill can be a big

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>> end identified minnesota man comes forwards as says his mother had a fling with the singer prince in the 80s, man wants to take dna test to prove prince is his father. right now prince's sister tyk a and past siblings in court trying to sort out his estimated $300 million estate. well, hollywood's biggest

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his opponent. what do you think, do you think he needs anger management? >> perhaps little bit. he needs to layoff the caffeine. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", katie tracking more rain, find out if there are any dry days in the forecast. >> primary day in indianna. justin? >> brooke, polls are now open. but is it much of a contest? depend on which candidate you ask. see for yourself in our live look, at the presidential primary race in the hoosier state. meisha? >> oh, justin, good morning to you. accident on 422 flooding in pottstown and changes to mass transit. all of the updates coming up. first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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a foggy and soggy start to the day. that mean you're going need more time for your morning commute. >> this weather is de pre g, katie tracking the showers, we'll see when the rain will

be the heaviest. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm become thomas. 6:30, time to get you caught up. here is what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> a male approached them, for unknown reason, started firing shots. >> cousins caught up in gunfire tuesday morning in north philadelphia. police, how much, have not yet been able to find a shooting scene, and are not sure if the victims running truthful. if we win indianna, it is over. >> a big victory in indianna would all be seal the republican nomination for donald trump. >> in the democratic race, bernie sanders rallied supporters here in indianapolis. he's in a virtual tie with hillary clinton. >> i've never been to the mel gala before. >> biggest stars marveled in metallic. this year's theme, fashion in the age of technology. >> i stayed up waiting for beyonce. it looks likely text, plastic, it has got little dots on it,

everything. >> mothers do so much every day, so doesn't she deserve the very best? this year, give her what she really wants. >> one more surprise. (cheers). >> well, it is a gift to think b mothers day is coming up this sunday. >> now, all about this weather, all of this rain, katie, soggy, foggy? >> it definitely is. yes, but i will say, this is my very first mothers day, and i would not minds getting gifted john stamos, just saying. but, let's switch gears. talking little weather here, we do have some rain out there at the moment. when we look at just a snapshot view of storm scan3, there are places where it is actually not falling right now. the rain. regardless, you are still going to have soggy roads, still going to have damp conditions out there. i highly suggest walking out the door with the umbrella,

even though later today, we will actually see this wind down, left with just clouds. but, for now, through the rest of the typical morning rush, you will be stuck with areas of some steady rain, showers in general, ponding, road sprays, gout to drive with caution on days lick this. but like i mention it, will taper later today. looking now at the area temperatures, mid upper 50's, generally city down to atlantic city, cooler in the mountains as is typical. barely breeze, at least not making it worse, but, because you're in the going to see too much sunlight here today, temperatures are not really going to budget all that much. so, rebound ever so slightly, to the low 60s at best, later on today, but, high this time of year generally 70 degrees, so the fact we are going to stay cloudy, damp here today at only 62 degrees, yes, definitely going to be one of the very dreary afternoons, i would highly suggest not just rain gear but also a jack walking out the door today. meisha, we send it into you. >> i certainly know i needed my jacket this morning, good morning, everyone, and an umbrella that goes without saying, boulevard looking very busy as you move in the

southbound direction, once you jump on to the schuylkill, basically what you are looking at, the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. very, very slow moving here already. 6:30, we can usually expect it certainly to start build at this point. but i will say, a lot areas we're looking at looking very busy. why? a loft people heeding the warning headed out early because of all of the rain coming down, no way to wait for it because the rain will be lingering all day, so the lane will linger, push through our rush hour, again, just busy morning all the way through our rush hour, and beyond. ninety-five south at girard, what you are looking at, see the droplet on the camera lens. rain still coming down, slow moving as well. accident here, 422 eastbound the onramp from arm and hammer boulevard. also we have flooding in this area, pottstown, high street is closed at college drive. you will have to use alternate. king street probably going to be your best bet in and around this area, whenever we have flooding it, will really slow you down. and that might not be the first place that we're hearing about it this morning, jim, over to you. >> thank you, the polls are open, for most of indianna for today's primary. >> the presidential frontrunners hoping to keep

their momentum. the challengers are trying to hold on. justin fin of live in the cbs-3 sat center. hey, justin? >> polls open in about a who have hour ago. no doubt the gop race running hot. indianna governor mike pence backing ted cruz as frontrunner donald trump scores support from big local name. former hoosiers basketball coach, bobby knight night, meantime the clinton sanders contest is as close as ever. >> if we win indianna, it is over. >> donald trump, looking to lock in a big win in indianna. where 57 delegate are at steak. mathematically the gop frontrunner inning ever closer to win, he is currently only 244 delegates away from clinching it. >> now i am going to start focusing on hillary clinton, it will be so east. >> i the latest pole shows trump with 15-point lead over ted cruz in indianna. cruz has been on the move in the hoosier state making five stops monday alone. despite challenges, second in line candidate still aims to

pull from trump and trigger contested convention. >> indianna don't want you. >> the entire country is depending on the state of indianna to pull us back from this cliff. >> it is a tough race for democrats, too, though hillary clinton has a commanding national lead, she and bernie sanders were at near tie by some counts in indianna where 92 delegates are on the table. another wrinkle, super delegates, who can't commit to either candidate now overwhelmingly backing clinton. sanders now asking them to reconsider. >> by far bernie sanders is the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump. >> i really do want to just get into it. >> clinton spent the day campaigning in kentucky and west virginia, where voters go to polls late this month. and, sanders is telling supporters, still has a chance at this, but trump is zeroing in on hillary clinton, ohio governor john kasich is on the indianna ballot even as polls in his home state show growing calls for him to drop out.

with the west virginia, and nebraska primaries up next, the race seems to be tightening on both sides, brooke, jim. >> thank you, justin, very much. >> now, remember when donald trump accused hillary clinton of playing the woman card? well, now, the clinton campaign sending out this card, to anyone who donate. the campaign says it has brought in $2.4 million in donations in just three days, so a lot of people want woman cards. >> well, now it is time to talk about your money and this morning we're discussing the extreme some investors go. >> ever hear the old saying sell in may and go away? >> i have. >> cbs news business analyst, jill schlessinger, says, not so fast. she joins us live from new york, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, does this selling for the summer actually work? >> reporter: you know, it is amazing but this week does usher in what has hit tore i cannily been the worst -- historically worse six month stretch for stocks. according to charles swab,

since 1950, nearly all of the s&p 500 gains have occurred between the fall and the spring. so the mean return, during may through october, just 1.3%. you flip it over to the other side of the calendar, november through april, 7.1%. that's why some investors are willing to consider what i call this extreme market timing approach. >> i don't want to hear that. >> right. what's the down side of doing there? >> well, you know, unfortunately sell in may and go away isn't always reliable. over the past dozen years, it has been sketchy at best. it did not work from 2,003 through 2,007, nor did it pan out from 12012 to 2014. also, i would remind you, even if you execute one half of the game plan, you're motions would likely prevent from pulling the trigger on the other side. if you use this strategy in non-right account, even if it were to work sporatically, the tax impact would be terrible. okay, so here is what you do. you stick to the tried and

true strategy of investing in a diversified portfolio, tarring at the time to your specific goals, of course don't forget to re balance two, four times a year. no, it is not as scampi as still in may, go away, but very much more a better way to manage your money. for more on why, sell in may and go away is likely to fail you. you can go to jill on money. com. >> thanks a lot, jill have, a good morning. >> meanwhile, coming up: star jones, she has done it all, lawyer talk show host, writer. >> now she is in our studio to talk about exciting career event happening today in philly, the best part, it is free. it is coming up. pat? >> reporter: good morning, jim and brooke. we're live at citizens bank park for the homerun's for heart. coming up we'll tell you how it affect people of all age, how it helps those people including six year old willow grove native alex force. come back. we will swing away next.

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>> if you have ever dream of hitting one owl of the ball pack ... >> homeruns for heart, annual event in honor of outfielder richie ashburn, died of heart disease. pat gallen live at citizens bank park this morning, with details, pat, what's going on? >> good morning, jim, brooke. yes, live here at the soggy citizens bank park, but, for a great cause, as you mention, so what's homeruns for hearts? well, it bridges attention to heart disease, and it is put together for the american heart association, phillies legends richie ashburn passed away in 1997 of heart disease, as did long time partner hal i car us, passed from heart disease as well back in 2009. this charity event, raises money and bridges awareness to these heart defect, and one person in particular, that i got chance to meet, six year old amex force, from willow grove, is one of those people. >> this is alex force, his

older sister, evelyn. amex is six years old, loves sport. >> your favorite? >> socker. >> alex has a lot of heart, but the heart needed a tuneup from the start. >> he was born with it. >> regulate the blood throw that goes to the pulmonary artery. unfortunately without that being formed, his one ventricle didn't form fully. and required several corrective surgeries. >> at just 27 days old, alex had his first surgery. the first of ten he would have in his young life. for parent colleen and bernie force, their lives were turn upside down. >> it is all kind of like a whirlwinds. you don't know what is happening. from like, you know, minute to minute, day-to-day. >> alex was doing good, right now. you know, one of those thing where you take it day it day. you know, if there is a day where he's not no hospital or needing a doctors appointment, then it is a great day. >> those great days become a

reality with the help of great event like the homeruns for heart at citizens bank park. yesterday i took some swings, with many others for the charity. >> come. on. >> i should be booed. >> later today, alex will hit as well during day two of the event. and there is no doubt he'll fair better than me. the force family is thrilled to be involved. >> whatever we can do for him, raise awareness, you know, we're absolutely in. >> so great to meet alex and his parents, bernie, collin, his older sister evelyn, as well, who benefit from events like this one today, homeruns for heart which is taking place behind me, begins at 8:00 runs until 4:30 this afternoon, here at the ballpark, and you can still get in, if you come down here, they will accept walk-ups.

it is a 400-dollar donation to come and hit on the field. really once in a lifetime opportunity, you get to shag some fly balls. don't let the rain defer you, this is absolutely wonderful event, for wonderful cause, it helps kids just like six year old alex force, who i got a chance to meet, such cool kid. jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, pat. >> in other news, take a look at spectacular lightning, surrounding the us capitol in washington, d.c. last night, wild weather in our nation's capitol blamed for power outages, property damage, and widespread flooding. fortunately, there were no injuries. >> in north carolina daughter being call hero after saving her mom from fallen treat. the tree came down during storms, around greensboro yesterday. it 87 year old pulled from her bedroom to safe area. house was damaged but nobody was hurt. wow. >> we're in the going to have that here, fortunately. >> no, we're not. >> just the rain? >> just the rain at this point. we had strong storms rumble through last night, thankfully

those have long since wound down. left with very dreary, very gloomy conditions. i want to jump back to the homeruns for heart, mention quickly our very own weather producer steve straws won best hitter couple of years ago, yes, we have to shout out these kind of things out. kate bilo if i'm not mistaken best female hitter couple of years running. yes, we have big shoes to fill here on the morning show, that's for sure. let's go ahead, take a look what's happening out there with the watchers. at the moment you have very good consistency, a lot of folks in the mid 50's, we zero in on couple of these, we take you into northern philly, 56 degrees comes in to us from phil, chestnut hill section of the city. did sends in picture which i wanted to show you. which one is it? he sends so many in. this one in particular this windshield. this is what you will run into. you need the windshield wipers obviously, hopefully in good working order. in gigs to that rain still out there across much of the region this morning. going to another one, 56 comes

in from dolores, the rain as well in newark, steady rain, she said it feels kind of chilly out there, too, factor in the rain. definitely the case. one more taking it down near the shore towns, egg harbor township, fluff fluff duffy, love this guy, egg harbor township. he cracks me up. it was a dark and stormy morning. thankfully not as stormy any more, definitely still dark, still raining. now what's interesting, guys, even only on the third of may, we've already pick up some substantial rain. it was very much needed since may 1st, just now days ago, already pick up over 1.3 inches, and the entire month of april it was only one in three quarters of ann. so not long before we already exceed those april totals. and yes, we got slow by all of that sunshinement look at the storms rumbling through right now, portions of eastern north carolina, thankfully no storminess for us at this point. it is just rain. folks it will be with us the rest of the morning, later today it, dries out, at least, but stuck with thick cloud deck. and then tomorrow, a little bit after break meisha

probably passing shower, but, nothing like what we are seeing out there right now. >> well that's at least good news, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone. hey i tuesday to you. yes, casino of rough morning in the world of traffic. we started very early in the 4:00 hour, some accidents, kind of persisted all morning long, off and on. what we are looking at right now just pure volume levels. we creep toward that 7:00. blue route, tail lovers moving in the northbound direction past route one, moving at snail crawl. there at ben franklin bridge what you are looking at for those of in you jersey come over, moving westbound, toward center city, very, very slow moving here. as well, you can see, all of the headlight out there basically anywhere we look, looking very slow. schuylkill at the vine casino of giving you kind of side birds eye view what you are working with, actually doesn't look too bad, and accident here, in new jersey, paulsboro, crown point road, closed between paradise road and delaware street. you're going to have to use alternate. route 130 your best bet, i can tell you right now with the road closure it will be very slow moving. again, that's crown point road, just completely closed

right now for those of in you jersey. the accident, 422, eastbound, has cleared, and we do still have flooding in pottstown, high street closed at college drive. you will have to use alternate here, as well, king street will be your best bet. brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. job seekers looking for employment or career change? well, i have the opportunity to network with potential employers and game some helpful career advice. >> professional diversity career fair taking place today at the pennsylvania convention center, star jones, national association of professional woman, power networking event, tell us more about it, good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me, i'm from trenton right down the road, so i feel like i'm back home. >> welcome home. >> excellent. well, we are so excited. we will be at the convention center in room 119 i think it is, from noon to 2:00 for our diversity career fair right here in philadelphia. it is redefining what diversity is, it includes people of color, but also includes the disable,

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skills, your strength, to potential employers? >> what i usually do, i practice my elevator pitch. so, when we say elevator pitch, you think to yourself, how can you describe yourself in the time it takes to go from one floor down to the lobby. for me i talk about the fact that i enjoy advocating for people. i'm the one that gives the voice to the voice less. and so i would be able to present your company in a light that you would want to bring to the consumer base. i would go right in and let you know what i plan to do to increase your bottom line. >> what's the best career vice you've been give never. >> one of my favorite questions, because i don't even have to hesitate t actually came from oprah winfrey many years ago, she said stand in the space that god has created for you star. don't be afraid to take chances. and go for what you want. >> i'm pretty shnewer we ever talked to oprah that would be our best career vice. >> well, see, it is actually done very, very, very good job. we have a brand new product

out, pd recruits, allows employers to actually put their money where their mouth s people say they can't finds differs professionals. i say stop fishing from the same pond. don't go to the same place. looking for diversity. go outside your ballywick. smart professionals are out there, we'll have them at the philadelphia convention center today. >> so glad you came back home to be with us here today. again once again the professional diversity career fair taking place for free today from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. at the pennsylvania convention center, the power of networking event is a separate ticketed event, free to members of the national association of professional women and $25 to the general public. >> we will be right back with three things you need to know before you go. it is three to go, and it is next. >> thank you so much.

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>> here's what's happening today, as you head out the door, it is three to go. >> voters in indianna led to the polls. state holding its primary today. donald trump and hillary clinton are leading polls there. >> square selection continues this morning in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah, opening aarpment begins april 16th, he is denouncing things against him.

>> in a con nasal spray being stocked, life saving drug can reverse effect of overdose and it is already carried by pennsylvania state police. and that's three to go. let's get a last check on weather and traffic. >> yes, and the weather, not good. i mean, it is just very, very dreary, gloomy outside. and the center city skyline is in the distance, there you can't see it, out in the live neighborhood network, but a look one last time at storm scan, still dealing with rain, later this afternoon, though, meisha, a thankfully just clouds. >> all right, katie, thanks so much. we do have an accident out there in new jersey, this is in paulsboro. crown point road closed between paradise road and delaware street. your alternate is going to be route 130, and you will need to use very slow moving out there. >> well, cbs-3 is proud to support susan g. komen in the fight against breast cancer, we invite to you go with the "eyewitness news" team. >> our entire morning team will be there, everyone who registers to walk or run with team cbs-3 will get special

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good morning. it is tuesday, may 3rd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." will indiana voters hand donald trump the keys to the republican nomination? bernie sanders hopes for an upset win over hillary clinton. only on "cbs this morning," an emotional reunion. a victim of the brussels attack hugs his daughter for the first time since the bombing. and super model karli kloss gives us an inside look at what it takes to shine on fashion's biggest night. but we begin with this morning's eye opener. >> you are the problem. >> donald trump is deceiving you. he's