>> a rescue on the rails. one person is pulled from a vehicle hit by a train, in burlington county thanks for joining thus noon, i'm brooke thomas.

>> i'm jim donovan. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins us live near the scene where service on the river line is being affect the. what can you tell us? >> brooke, jim, new jersey transit officials tell us that four people were hurt, when this train moving southbound collided with a car, here on the tracks, in riverton, you can see, that crews are working now, to tow that car off of the tracks. we're told this crash happened around 10:00 this morning, at the intersection of broad and main streets. now, we want to show you some video from chopper three, not too long ago, crews actually rescued a man who was trapped inside that mercedes benz here on the tracks, and the damage is pretty severe. we saw debris from that car scattered on the tracks, here, and also, on the grass. and other person in the car taken to cooper university hospital in camden. we're not sure yet on that person's condition. we do know that there were 35 passengers on this train, at the time. officials say two of them were injured. a witness riding in the first carve that train told us that the driver of that mercedes

benz tried to beat the train, before it passed. >> it t bone him right on the side. he is very lucky to be alive it, lift the train up, jarred everyone in the first car, and the second car, and, he is lucky to be alive. they had to cut the top of his car off with the jaws of life, and pull him out. >> we're told all four of the people injured are expected to recover. as you can see, they're now towing that car from the tracks. and investigators have been speak to go witnesses here on the scene as new jersey transit handled this investigation. now, as you can see, the train remains on the tracks. so service between cinnaminson and palmyra are still suspended. for now live in riverton, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, and eat a day three in the search for escaped prisoner arthur buckle in new jersey, just completed update on their search. >> disappeared from winslow township camden county prison facility tuesday. he was spotted in barnegat

ocean county yesterday. our cleve bryan is live there, with the next step in the search. cleve? >> speaking to reporters just short time ago, officials from the police department and the mayor's office said that their primary folk thus morning was on getting kids to school safely as they continue the search for arthur buckle tonight do that they had officers at every school, will town have officers at every school, actually help from state police during dismissal. so the search continues now, the police will not say at this time that it has gone cold, but, the volume of tips has certainly slowed down from yesterday. so far, none of those leads have pan dollars out. the last known siting for arthur buckle was yesterday morning, at cvs is in barnegat where he allegedly ditched a truck he had stolen from hammonton. since then police from multiple agencies with k9 teams have been searching through housing developments and wooded areas, officials say they can't stop searching unless he's capture or until they have some evidence that

he's moved on from barnegat township, this was the mayor. >> unless mr. buckle is captured, or we have evidence that he is someplace else other than barnegat, this operation will continue with the mission being capture mr. buckle and to keep our residents safe. unless we have hard evidence, such as him in custody or evidence that he is someplace else, we have to go forward as if he were still in barnegat. >> now, buckle was in a minimum security facility in winslow township camden county on charges of aggravated assault, burglary, drug charges, actually eligible for parole in just a few weeks. so, it didn't make sense to some officials why he would have left. we also come to find out arthur buckle did hard time starting mitt 50's when he pleaded guilty for aggravated manslaughter, for a killing in 1995. now, we'll have much more details about that coming up

on "eyewitness news" this evening. reporting live in barnegat township, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". within the half hour, crews have opened the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension. crews cleared several accidents, and it was a hands full. the accidents happened on the extension southbound, just past lansdale. and authorities close the extension at quakertown. one accident involved this box truck, that wound up leaning on a guardrail, and leaking fuel. another minor accident involved two tractor-trailers and another involved a tractor-trailer and a car. >> chopper three live over the extension right now, the back up was considerable, and it will take a while to clear. a hazardous materials incident at the lower bucks county water treatment plant is now under control. chopper three over the scene on main street, in tullytown this morning. 9,000-gallon tank wag leaking chloride, chemical that hups pull water out of sludge. leak fully contained but asked businesses and resident nearby

to keep windows and doors closed as a precautionary measure. seems like this dreary and drizzly weather is never ending as we approach the weekends. now let's get first look at the forecast with katie out on the skydeck, katie, help us. >> i know, i can at least promise you'll see some sun on these icons in the seven day forecast, but for now still stuck in the clouds. i have to tell you, looks like the sun is trying its hard toast peak through the clouds it, will have difficult that is took do that, however, because we are tracking yet another storm system, that is making it at least approach right now, eventually bringing next rounds every pretty soaking rain. outside first and for most to storm scan3, at the moment, really just quiet. satisfy for a loft cloud cover overhead, want to zoom it out one time. you can see the moisture beginning to rotate through, portions of virginias, eventually that's what's headed our way moving in, a specially tomorrow morning, even as early as tonight in the form of some showers, now at the moment we're at 55, at philadelphia international airport, little cooler, by comparison through some of the most outlying suburbs, but generally, you know, just don't expect to add much more

to the values, at best, talking 58 degrees, but it is cinco de mayo, so why not celebrate with fun festive graphic, right? now, some of could you still see shower, some of could you still see little drizzle, only hitting the road for the first time here this afternoon, you could walk out the door and leave the umbrella behind for one day. i would advise a fleece or sweatshirt or jacket, because again, it is cool enough to warrant that here with temperatures still well below their seasonable average. normally at this point of the year, guys, easily into the low 70s, so far cry from that. so it is still dreary, cool for that matter, with steadier rain on the way. namely, for tomorrow, so we will be track that for you coming up in my full forecast, eventually i will have the news of when we officially break, this gloomy pattern, absolutely going to be something to look forward to, that's for sure. guys, we send it back into you. >> thanks so much, katie. solemn day in the country of israel. >> today holocaust remembrance day. >> country came to stands

still, sirens sounded in memory of the 6 million jews killed by nazi, among those lying wreaths during ceremony jerusalem today. >> in washington, the holocaust memorial museum hosed national commemoration of the days of remembrance. the ceremony honored victims of the holocaust, and marked the 71st anniversary of the liberation of concentration camps by allied forces. >> well, turning now campaign 2016, donald trump out lasted all every his opponent in the republican primaries, now says, he'll use that same amount of fight to take on hillary clinton in the general election. craig boswell is at the white house with more. >> donald trump will hold his first rally tonight as the presumptive gop nominee. >> did you really think you could win? >> i guess, otherwise i don't think i would have done it. >> after taking down 16 opponents, trump has to mends some fences and it won't be easy. presidents bush, sitting out this election, will not be

endorsing trump, neither will gop senators ben of nebraska, lindsey graham of south carolina. massachusetts governor, charles i baker, said the things trump said about women and about muslims and about religious freedom, i just can't support. >> the general election is a time to consolidate your support within the party, and this is not going to be helpful in that regard. >> if drum. p stirs negative feelings among some, hillary clinton his likely opponent does too. >> sort of a question of how they can reverse that at the marge inches, whether it can actually get close enough for trump to get over the line. >> before clinton can face-off against trump, she has to finish off the democratic race against bernie sanders, he said he isn't going anywhere. >> the people in every state have a right to cast their vote for who they opportunity see as president, and what they want to see the agenda of the democratic party to be. >> sanders would need to win 85% of the remaining delegates, and convince super delegates to change their vote to when the democratic nomination. craig boswell, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", hanging out in a laudromat isn't a crime. but when what a camera caught this guy doing has police now looking for him. >> and now we know why singer janet jackson canceled her unbreakable tour. the answer ahead this noon. st

welcome back. a brazen thief is caught on camera stealing money right out of a woman's pocket in west philadelphia. it happened early last month, at a laudromat, 1300 block of north 52nd street. police want to know if you

recognize this suspect. first, you can see him sitting on a railing inside the store. then as the victims back was turned, he snuck up, snatched $300 from her jacket pocket. she chased him. but he got away. >> in other news the fight against temple proposed football stadium continues. the stadium symptom ers group of north philadelphia resident, and temple students, say, they plan on speaking at a city council meeting tonight. the meeting is expected to reveal council president darryl clark's stands on the project. those against the $126 million plan have said it will bring noise and traffic and will hurt the character of their neighborhood. >> the debate on philadelphia's proposed soda tax isn't showing any signs of fizzling out. city hall was ground zero wednesday for the lively discussion about the proposal. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has more on what people from both sides had to say. >> perhaps you see those tv ads, outside lobby, staking claims on that proposed tax on sweet drinks. though, not yet approved, many

business owners are already fearful. >> we're losing customer overnight, and the sugar tax happened, we're going to lose more business. >> forecast of a lost due to the tax proposal by mayor jim kenney, 3 cents per ounce charge on sugary drinks at the mayor's officer estimates could raise some $400 million. >> and the mayor has said the mondayly go directly to pay for expanded pre-k services, rebuilding parks and libraries and rec centers, community schools, a whole lot of things that matter, a great deal, to the future of our city. >> future depending on city council support, inside council chambers wednesday, both sides weighed in, and in the public hearing. though, those against siting costs. >> i'm here to speak out, though, against in outrageous and discriminatory tax. >> knows four siting gains, such as the prospect of city children having access to free universal pre k. >> my son attended pre k because we new he would developmentally benefit, and because we could afford it. the children whose parent cannot afford it deserve pre k

just as much. hours before the hearing, anti-tax rally took over the streets outside city hall. >> we pass this tax, you're going to see the greatest bootleg operations since prohibition, right in this town. >> and public feedback is also welcome, next wednesday, for another rounds of budget hearings, and there are already rumblings at some council members may not vote, of course, more no vote come down the measure could be derail. at city hall, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", a gender reveal party making headlines here. >> the camden aquarium now knows the sex of this baby penguins. how they found out when we come back. >> looking forward to. that will still looking at more gloomy weather here, but eventually the sun does return. finally in this seven day forecast, we will see the sun icon on the seven day for a chang, but meantime, there is more wet weather to track, that after the break.

>> forty-nine year old singer expecting her first baby, with her husband. this news comes after jackson canceled the rest of her unbreakable tore last month. source tells e news, jackson is in her second try messier of pregnancy, she and her husband working with a fertility specialist. >> congratulations to her.

>> wow, good for her. and another jackson kid. >> but not good for us. keep out looking out the window. i know you don't make the weather, you just are the bearer of bad news. >> i'm the one that has to bring down the party. i do promise that there is some sundown the road here. eventually. >> what's basically happening, it just keeps ongoing, we're still stuck with this very same pattern, where, you basically have the jet stream dip far enough south it keeps sending additional systems our way, that's where this is all coming from, and in addition to that we also have more on shore wind flow as of late, keeping clouds in place, all of that. so, you know there is has been very interesting beginning to the month of may, we start things off by looking at couple of statistics when it comes to some of the wet weather that's currently or already falling four of the five last day s, and already may fifth, inch and quarter worth of rainfall, now, we are specking additional rain tomorrow, and won't be shocked

if we make the five out of five days today, we are still dealing with enough moisture in the atmosphere it could lead to at least little bit of fine drizzle out there. so we need the rain. but in this long stretch of time, okay, i think a lot of just had enough. that said we can't really get any respit just yet. here is the latest storm system you see how it is rotating around the portions of central appalachians, basically going to rotate through our area, come tomorrow, and bring with it pretty steady rain as it draws more moisture in from the open waters of the atlantic. so system one, that's at least retreating. but now you have got this other guy starting to move in. that means it is very slow, slow pattern, to improve here, with time. tomorrow, dodging periods of rain, i would say shall specially first half of the day, so even into the early afternoon, we still can be dealing with some rainfall, track in a in a second. lingering showers even then saturday, off and on, somewhat any time. then there is another front that tries to come in on sunday. so, while we will see improvement, at least this weekend, it is still

transition mode as we break out of the worse of the gloom and the gray skies, and end up with skies starting to clear for little sunshine. all the way to tomorrow morning, now, future weather is taking this little later than it originally had, i would say, generally speaking, expect tomorrow morning, that there will be some rain out there, but moving in from southeast to northwest. further inland, further north and west, you reside, the later will get to you. regardless look at this, heavy rain will push in, again, little suspect on the timing on this regardless rain on the way, you will want the umbrella tomorrow, and if this does pan out, you know, you will be dealing with off and on showers even into the early evening, there goes saturday, residual showers continue. another little mention here, we've got coastal flood advisory takes effect again tonight. basically just because of the new moon, and the fact we've got higher than average highs, got to watch out for, that that said, at least visibility not quite as it has been lately, gray, gloomy, visibility okay. we look ahead to the eyewitness weather seven day, where things do finally start to get better. i would say, monday, is actually going to be the

nicest of the next five days at least when we finally just guarantee you dry day. in time for mothers day? okay, start off i think with couple of showers out there in the morning, which isn't the best news for race for the cure, but not talking wash out guys. although we should eventually see some sun breaks through as the day goes on, so only going to get better from here, i promise. >> well, special celebration is underway at camden's adventure aquarium. topper the aquarium newest african penguin chick turns six weeks old. and today we learned the baby's gender. topper is a girl. >> awe. >> when pen wins are born they look identical and their gender can only be determined by a dna test. learn something new every day. show how it mark the special occasion later tonight on "eyewitness news". >> we all learned that today, right? so weird. >> interesting phenomenon. >> news and science. all in one. we'll be

>> good news for me, we all get another chance to become a multi-millionaire. there was no powerball winner again last night. >> whew. here are the numbers from last night's drawing in case you got a couple right for a few dollars. the jack not now jumps to 415 million for the next drawing on saturday, that's a lot of cash, but you guys, you know what? that's still far cry from the $1.6 billion prize that was shared by three winners back in january. because that was actually the largest ever jackpot brought

in the entire world. >> that was amazing. >> yes, can we buy this forecast? >> wouldn't that be nice? i think we would all pay for that. yes, been so dreary, but i do come bearing the better weather news eventually it will brighten up out there for us, give it couple of days, tomorrow looks somewhat soggy, have the umbrella then start to gradually transition out of this gray, gloomy wetter. >> we trust, we trust you. >> it will get better with time. >> appreciate t that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomasment for katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next.

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