weekend this morning. >> we have got two accidents and construction, causing major slow downs. we will get to that in a moment. >> thankfully weather will not have have a huge impact this morning. we're in the looking at much sunshine so sun glare is in the a problem, fortunately but we are not looking at too much wet weather. that is good news. it is still glummy looking at live neighborhood network. the this is one camera the shot where you can see clouds are still out there. at least visibility is not too poor, in problem at this point making out that center city sky line off in the distance. storm scan is empty, that hasn't happened for a while. we will zoom it out and throw satellite coverage overtop, we have clouds to contend with. i'm in the saying it is a totally dry day but more cloudy then it is, wet. we just will see drizzle, shower and this is what kind of day where i have the jacket but leave umbrella in the closet today here for a change. forty-seven is current temperature in trenton as well as atlantic city. cool start to the day.

we weren't even in the the 30's in mount pocono. we have turned over in the 40's at this point. that is the story around the whole region. forty's, i mean it feels like wintertime outside for sure. looking ahead in the eyewitness day planner, nothing better than upper 50's here today. far cry from seasonal and it will be a little bit of dampness with a shower, little drizzle but we are in the dealing with any soaking rain. that will change, meisha, tomorrow. >> ahh, all right, katie. >> all right. >> thanks very much. >> good morning, everybody. happy thursday, to you. you know, busy morning indeed, another one on tap for you. we are looking at an accident at eastbound vine from the on ramp from the schuylkill, shelledder squeezing by, now you can see all lanes are block right here as we are trying to get this maneuvered out of your way. eastbound vine from the on ram to the schuylkill there. we will see headlights north bound but look over this way taillights, i the five taillights moving in the southbound direction near route 320. this is just before the commodore barry bridge. all lanes are block because of

an accident here. if i were you at home thinking about heading out in that area use an alternate, route 13 or avoid it if at all possible. headlights moving in the north bound direction what you are kind of snail crawling toward is construction, construction i-95 north at the blue route. ramp to the right lane, right lane is block, and now ramps to the blue route is closed moving in the north bound direction towards construction. those are all of the cars moving in the southbound direction heading toward that accident. there has been a dead stop. for those just waking up to this thinking about going out in this area i would avoid it at all costs if you can. you will in the go anywhere. alternate is route 13 to that accident. jim, back over to you. well, manhunt continues this morning for an escaped price other in south jersey. nearly a dozen police departments are now helping with the search for arthur buckel. >> that search has shifted from winslow township camden county to barnegat township ocean county. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us with the very

latest, jan. >> reporter: brooke abe jim, good morning. barnegat township police and ten other districts all in total have been searching around the clock for this escaped prisoner and they say they will continue to do so, until he is either caught, or is confirmed that he has moved out of this area. in the meantime barnegat township schools will be opened today, but police officers will be at each and everyone of them, while this person is still out here, on the loose. lets take a look at the video this escaped prisoner has caused an all out manhunt, 38 year-old arthur buckel, ten departments in total have been searching for him including a coast gar helicopter. the search pick up here in barnegat township yesterday morning, after the fugitive was spotted on surveillance video entering a cvs pharmacy on west bay avenue. police found a white pickup truck ditched outside the store and believed buckel stole that vehicle after escaping from a prison in winslow township on tuesday. barnegat township schools were placed on lock down as a result yesterday and residents were asked to lock their doors

and secure their cars. up until this point search efforts have been a bit hampered by bad weather and heavy rain, night fall has not helped either but lay enforcement the has worked tirelessly in its effort to recapture this prisoner. now buckel was serving time for aggravated assault, i could face an additional three to five years in prison once captured. barnegat police and ten districtness total are searching for this man this morning and they are continuing that search, at this hour, we saw some people moving around here at barnegat township police department, where we first arrived, they are asking folks, residents and immediate vicinity to lock their cars, they, locked their cars and doors keep their properties locked and be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity. of course, we will continue to up to tait but for now we are live, in barnegat township jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, jan. new a woman suffered second degree burns when fire

breaks out overnight in the ogontz section of philadelphia. medics rushed that woman to einstein hospital in stable condition. in word on what spark the fire which reportly started inside have of a bedroom. crews smashed that second floor window that got the fire under control in about 20 minutes. everyone inside escaped this house fire in kensington. the flames broke out at 2:00 in the morning on the 1800 block of east monmouth street and fire fighters had fire under control in 15 minutes. there were no injuries. investigators are searching for the cause. new jersey's assembly could vote on yet another rescue plan for atlantic city, bill advocated by assembly speaker vincent preto would create a commission to delay a state the take ever for two years. senate version of the similar bill would give atlantic city just 130 days to get its financial house in order. the city is on the verge of going broke. in a race for the white house donald trump is the last republican standing. trump emerged as parties

presumptive nominee when john kasich dropped out wednesday. cbs news correspondent hena daniels has more from the campaign trail. >> reporter: with his path to the republican nomination now clear, donald trump is mapping out his strategy to win in november. part of the plan involving vetting possible choices for vice-president, and including former rival john kasich. >> john whether he is vice-president or not will be very helpful with ohio. >> reporter: several key republican leaders including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said they will back trump but last republicans to occupy oval office bush 41 and bush 43 made clear wednesday they plan to sit this election out. still, trump is looking to unify the g.o.p. and defeat hillary clinton. >> if she wants to go the low road i'm fine with that and if she wants to go the high road which i would prefer, i would be fine with that. >> reporter: recent polls show billion air businessman trailing clinton in a general election match up but former secretary of state, took her

own jabs at trump yesterday. >> i don't think we can take a risk on a loose cannon like donald trump running our country. >> reporter: clinton still faces a challenge from rival bernie sand hers who is far beyond in the delegate count. >> we think everybody in the country including california, kentucky, west virginia, have a right to determine who they want to see as president. >> reporter: sanders remains focused on swinging super delegates his way at democratic convention in july. hena daniels for cbs news. pennsylvania is leaning toward hillary clinton in a potential match autopsy begins donald trump according to a cnn poll. but that is not all that surprising since pennsylvania has voted for democrat in the the last six presidential elections. little california analyst say trump will target blue collar democrats to try to tarring the state. >> i think for everyone of those he will lose one or two suburban republican. >> pennsylvania historically has a low voter turnout you the somewhere around 28 percent and in this

election we are turning out more and more people showing up. >> clinton has attended a for number washington. she told cnn that she's gearing up for a nasty race against trump in in. new jersey still has to weigh in on the the election, garden state primary voters head to the polls june 7th. happening today the fight begins temple's proposed football stadium, continues. the stadium stumpers a group of of north philadelphia residents and temple students say they plan to speak at a city council meet to go day. meeting is expect to reveal council president darryl clark stance on the project. those against the 126 million-dollar plan, has said it will bring noise and traffic and will hurt character of their neighborhood. well, one year after a hit and run accident nearly claim her life a temple student will walk in today's graduation ceremonies. >> rachel hall was riding her bike on campus when she was struck by a teenage driver who panicked and fled. hall suffered severe head and

leg injuries and was given a 20 percent chance to live. she still does rehab five days a week but this afternoon, she will pause for that routine to graduate near the top of her class with a degree in criminal justice and sociology. new, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> on the front page of the intelligencer bucks county commissioners approved nearly $300,000 in engineering contracts to fix five bridges. the funding will come from revenue generated from the new $5 fee added to state vehicle registrations. in the times of trenton, rowan university is offering guarantied admission to students who graduate from mercer county community college in one of the 14 associate degree programs under a new agreement announced wednesday. on the front page of the burlington county times, 224th and fifth grade students at twin hills elementary school in willingboro were induct in the national honor society last night. they recognized grade school

children for achievements in scholarship service, leadership and other endeavors, congratulations. >> that is a look the at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. still ahead, lock, loaded and ready to roll. experts have a grim warning for residents along the fault. >> why scientists say next quake could come any minute new. >> plus this. >> ♪ don't tell me it hurts ♪ >> james cord inn back on the road doing car pool karaoke with gwenn stephani. >> wait until you see huge names to join them. >> also this. >> he has it right off the top of the wall. >> the phillies with some big defensive plays, but was it enough to get the win. don bell has highlights from their late game. >> ♪

>> well, rolling stones are putting a stop to what donald trump started up this week telling the presumptive republican presidential nominee stop playing our songs at your events. enjoying artists like adele, who has made similar demand. we will be right back.

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welcome back everyone. time is 5:14. well, bill cosby is trying again to delay hearings in his criminal case. >> that is right, he is also fight to go get the sexual salt charges in pennsylvania, dismissed. cosby wants the state supreme court to review last weeks decision that upheld the pennsylvania case. he is charged with indecent sexual assault over a 2004 encounter with the former temple employee. his preliminary hearing is set for may between the fourth. flames from canada as fire fighters continue to fight a

deadly wild fire that forced 80,000 people to flee their homes. alberta has declared a state of emergency as crews worked to get the up are hand. flames have damaged or destroyed about 1600 structures. the high temperatures and strong wind are making it even more difficult to get under control. scientists in los angeles for national earthquake convention have a serious warning. >> they say that the next big quake could happen at any moment now. now you that is because california san andreas fault has not released any stress build up dating back more than a century. the fault runs north/south through a large chunk of california, it shifted near los angeles in 1857 and near san francisco, in 1906. those quakes reached 7.8 and 7.9 on the richter scale. >> it is a long time since we have had a earthquake on a salt, more pressure is built up and when you release that pressure then you have a large earthquake. >> experts say a potential earthquake on san andreas

fault line could reach a magnitude of 8.0. nice place to visit the but never find me living there. >> that is scary stuff. >> have you ever been in an earthquake before. >> only the one we had here in the mid-atlantic, when was that 2011. >> yes, you you never seen me run out of this building. concrete building moves you get out. >> i have been in two l.a. earthquakes. >> no earthquakes here. >> no earthquakes that we're calling for anyway but we are looking ahead to more wet weather in this forecast, not necessarily so much today, really tomorrow we will get doused again from the latest storm system. let me take you outside and show what you is happening on storm scan first. it is rotating from the the virginias, portions of western pennsylvania but this will be the storm that produced our next round of steady rainfall and that happens tomorrow but you can see a nice little circulation around this guy and as it rotates with lots have of moisture to draw upon

from the atlantic we will end up with steady rain. area of low pressure, here it is, slowly but surely through the day today and into tomorrow coming through here and as it does it is drawing in that moisture. that is where we will see steady rain. i want to walk you through future weather late tonight and tomorrow. there will be some showers, through the overnight occasional rain and then tomorrow look at this like a shield of rape that just comes in from south east to northwest so basically the further inland and off to the north you reside the later this will get to you. however it it does look like it will be with us for first half of the day especially and rotate back into central pennsylvania through second half of day and we will than left with additional showers that could come anytime on a saturday. we have to show you this, we have even got shake, shake, shake. today is soft taco day in my house but happy cinco de mayo, cool, cloudy, damp with drizzle kind of day but today is a day you can probably getaway without an umbrella tomorrow do in the leave the house without it.

period of rain will come through. weekend is looking better. we will flirt with or hit 07 degrees both weekend days. the granted still a couple showers around but we should see sunshine for a change too. >> wow, wow. >> you never think you will for get what the sun looks like but i think i have. we will see what it looks like this weekend. happy thursday to you. so take a look the at this, this is where we have an accident in this area, i-95, camera flipped around. what we are looking the at is i-95 northbound toward construction. but if you look just past there you can see these reek also, headlight, they are at a dead stop. that is approaching route 320, right before the commodore barry bridge all lanes are block there because of an accident. you will to have use an alternate, route 13 is probably your best bet. taillights moving in the north bound direction toward that construction, that construction is slowly getting cleared out, this is that construction we have been dealing with north bound on the blue route, ramp to the blue route is closed, right lane leading up to that is also closed. this is what you are looking at, right new looking busy.

basically anywhere, i-95, around route 320, blue route, both moving in the north and southbound direction because of that accident and construction, very, very slow. if you can avoid this area, absolutely do so, if you cannot avoid this area, you will be sitting in this or use that alternate route 13. otherwise that construction is slowly getting moved out of the way. we have another accident on the vine eastbound vine from the on ramp to the schuylkill that has been since cleared. we are looking good there. overall it is still early but it has been a busy morning, brooke, over to you. former heisman trophy winner johnny manziel is scheduled to appear in the dallas courtroom to face charges he assaulted his girl friend. manziel turned himself in yesterday and posted $1,500 bail. the 2012 heisman winner and former browns quarterback is a free agent since browns released him. phillies robbed cardinals the of the home run but would it be enough to get another win? the eagles eyeing up more personnel changes.

here's sports director don bell with the details. >> reporter: ball moves by howie roseman, two mace i have trades and then selection of the carson wentz but howie needs a winning man. chicago tribune are report ago this eagles will interview gentlemen douglass as position of director personnel. he spent 15 seesscouting for baltimore ravens and one year as bears director of college scouting. st. louis has seen philly and card picking up in the fourth inning. ryan howard coming on sending it long, a three run shot, his seventh of the season, phillies on top three to nothing. fifth inning things falling apart, ball hit hard, and then off of freddie galvis. now we will have a play at the plate. there is chooch. he makes the tag but he is safe. to the ninth, tied at four and the phillies bull pen cannot hold it. jeanmar gomez giving up the game winning rbi right there. phillies lose five-four your final score. that will do it for sports

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we have some big news for janet jackson, just in time for mothers day. the 49 year-old singer is expecting her first child, with her husband. new this news comes after jackson cancel the rest of her unbreakable tour last month. source tells e news that jackson is in her second trimester of pregnancy and she and her husband have been working with the fertility specialist. congratulations. in the late's digs of car pool car oak which james corden the late, late show host, welcome gwenn stefani.

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>> only time we can see it because we're asleep when this is on. >> george is good. >> i think that is best thing that will happen to me all week. >> good stuff. >> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" a farm, in fox chase. >> pat gallen tells us how a local school is changing their curriculum, justin. >> reporter: brooke, jim here at city hall, council members are preparing their first budget under mayor jim kenney coming up why a campaign promise has triggered a flow of controversy. we are dry here the sky deck we will continue to stay that way for better part of the day but there is wet weather that we will dodge a at some point and it does come through as steady rain i'll tell you when that gets here coming up. meisha's watching the roads for us, that and more when we continue 59:30.

philadelphia's soda tax proposal falls flat, and some folks created quite a scene in center sit the eye. good morning i'm brooke thomas. i'm jim donovan. the debate moved from the streets inside city a hall, justin finch has details in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute.

>> it is madness, lots of police activity in the neighborhood. >> manhunt for escaped prisoner in new jersey continues in the third day. >> you are going to be apprehended, my suggestion to you is to surrender to law enforcement. >> supporters and opponents came out in force, to voice their opinion on mayor kenney's proposal to tax sugary drinks. >> if we pass this tax you will see the greatest bootleg operation since prohibition. >> as i suspend my campaign today ivory nude faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward. >> the ohio governor pulled plug on his presidential run on wednesday, a new poll shows hillary clinton hold is a a three-point lead over trum in a head to head contest. clinton says she's gearing up for a nasty race. god, why did you let donald trump be the republican nominee. >> what the? shut the front door.