>> just acquit the on all charges related to the arrest and death of freddie gray. operation err edward nero, who grew up in seoul, new jersey one of six officers charged in the case. another officer's manslaughter trial ended in a hung jury in december. gray died last year after suffering a broken neck during a ride in the police van, we'll bring you the very latest on the verdicts

upcoming on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> our other top story, grief counselors, are on hand, at burlington county high school after a student was hit and killed by a car over the weekend. jan carabeo zones us the scene and why police think the driver hit that 17 year old. >> as burlington city high school student walk to class today, some, also passed by the spot of the deadly accident, involving one of their piers, antoin timbers, jr., was struck and killed at this corner in burlington city on sunday, by a man police suspect was under the influence. >> everybody loved him. sad, sad he died, though, he didn't deserve it, he wanted to go in the arm. >> i senior brian, wore all black today in memory of his friends, he remembers timber's love of sports and infectious smile. >> was wrestling on the wrestling team with me, practices used to be funny because he used to be out of breath, always yell coach, i'm trying, man, i'm trying.

you any antoin you smile, you think laugh laughter, happiness. >> accident happened just after midnight at the corner of route 130 south and east federal street, the 17 year old victim was out with a friends. police say the teenager was walking alongside of the road when he was hit. the impact was so strong, that it cut that utility pole in half. >> it is sad because he was one of my clients. >> malik ellis is a manager at the corner barber shop. he has seen bad crashes at this intersection, the driver in this accident, identified as ricardo patterson the third remained on scene, police have charged the 42 year old willingboro resident with driving under the influence and wreckless driving. the burlington county prosecutor's offers will now determine if criminal charges are filed, and investigators are awaiting the results of toxicology tests. in the meantime, a go fund me page is set up to help the teenagers' family and grief counselors helping student deal with the sudden lost. >> as i said, that's my kid's cousin, you know, he was just really good kid.

yes, he will be really missed. >> in burlington city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thirty-eight year old man is fighting for his life after an early morning shooting in the hunting park section of philadelphia. police say the man was shot in the back of the head from close range last night around 10:00 near fairhill and hunting park avenue. currently on life support. police say he was shot in front of his own home. investigators hope to get some clues from nearby security cameras. >> there is now a $5,000 reward offered for information on a triple shooting in chester that claimed the life of a 14 year old boy. police say a 16 year old in is in critical condition, and 32 year old woman is in stable condition. it happened saturday night around 8:00 near tenth and pine streets. if you have any information on this violence, police call chester police. well, two rail workers are recovering this noon after getting hurt on the job overnight. the workers were operating a piece of construction equipment near the patco woodcrest station when it flipped over and tossed them on to the track.

they were taken to an area hospital treated and released. it is unclear what caused the equipment problem. patco is running on 15 minute emergency schedule, while crews work on clearing the rail. well, the sun is actually out, enjoy it, some rain chances in the forecast, before the switch flips to summer like weather. let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck, katy? >> jim, great way of putting it, almost like switch will be flipped, as the days ahead here where it is almost like all the sudden, okay, we decided it will feel like july. just wait until that happens. but for now, it feels real comfortable out on the sky dick, bright blue skies, minimal cloud cover, will likely not last forever, however, because when we go to storm scan3, what you will notice immediately your eye gets just gets drawn, so what's happening to the south and east here, an area of low pressure, just disturbing, rotating through the mid-atlantic, just close enough that we will eventually see some of the clouds rebuild and thick answer bit more, and

we've got at least throw in hit or miss shower if not rumble every thunder throughout the course of the afternoon and toward night fall as well. meantime specially through the north and western counties, you have seen nice little rebound go on here. already, at 70 at philadelphia international airport, 74 is the warmest spot of the pat up in allentown, nice and comfortable, thankfully with relatively low humidity, feels very comfortable out at the moment. but again, still allowing for spotty shower, rumble of thunder before all said and done here today, temperatures top off in low or mid 70s around the shore and certainly here in the city. little cooler in the mountains as is typical. i mentioned, we are in for summer like territory on the thermometer, coming up, down the road. so, coming up later in the show, i'll tell when you we flip that switch, when we really start to heat up, and how the wet letter actually look when when that said change takes effect, guys, we send it back into you for now. >> thanks, katie. investigatorsinvestigate are ser the cause of apartment fire in burlington county, the fire broke out around midnight at the woodland crossing apartments, in edgewater park. firefighters had the fire

under control, in about a half hour, but several units were damaged. >> thankfully, there are no injuries. police hope you can help them find the men who robbed another man on list way to a popular south street cheese cake place. the robbery was caught on camera. surveillance video shows the victim head today jim's steaks at fourth and south around 3:00 a.m. on may 7th. three men confronted him, punching him several times of the they got away with the victim's iphone six and a gold necklace. >> bill cosby is expected in a montgomery county courtroom today -- tomorrow, to determine if his criminal sexual assault trial will go forward. prosecutors did not charge cosby when accusations are originally made, but arrested miami december after his deposition in andrea constant's civil suit became known. constant accuses cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her, at his elkins park home, in 2005. >> the search continues for egypt air flight 8084's black boxes, the crash last thursday

killed all 66 people on board. correspondent jonathan, with the latest on the investigation from crete greece. >> a robotic submarine joining the search for the egypt air jetline their crashed off the egyptian coast in some of the deepest waters of the mediterranian sea. the egyptian government says the sub can reach depths of nearly 10,000 feet to help find the flight recorders that could explain why flight 804 went down. the first audio recording to be released from the plane's flight deck captured standard check in between the pilot and air traffic control, over zurich, switzerland. about two and a half hours later the plane lurched left, then right, spun all the way around, plummeted into the water never sending a distress call. search teams are now scouring to see listening for pains from the -- pink from black box pain recorder, race against time. batteries only last for 30 days. >> we could stay out here for

a good 36 hours looking for people, weaver windows out the aircraft, everybody is look out windows. >> data from aviation industry website claims smoke was detected on board the egypt air flight minute before the plane went down. no possible cause of this crash has been ruled out, including terrorism. but, us investigators say, there have been no credible claims of responsibility. jonathan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the egypt air flight 804 investigation. you can get the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >> well, turning to campaign 2016, new national pole finds more than half of registered voters are unsatisfied with the choice of picking donald trump or hillary clinton as president. 51% of people surveyed said they would rather have a third party candidate enter the race. 44% of voters said trump and clinton are sufficient choices. so no third party candidate would be needed. >> president obama has lifted the arms embargo against, in

place since the viet nam war. margaret brennan shows us that's not the only thing on the president's minds, as he continues a ten-day trip to asia. >> with a warm welcome, from viet nam's communist government, president obama tried to put to rest the ghost of the brutal war with the us that killed tens of thousands of people from both countries. >> just a generation ago we were advosaries and now friends. >> building ties in large part because of the threat posed by millitarily aggressive china, which is seizing territory in both the east and south china seas. in an effort to stop that land graft, president obama made the decision to sell viet nam american-made weapons, removing a ban that's been in place for over four decades. >> this change will ensure that viet nam has access to the equipment it needs to defends itself. >> in exchange, viet nam will give us ships more access to

its ports. mr. obama's next stop on the trip will be to another former enemy, japan, he'll make historic trip to the city of hiroshima, first sitting president to do so. that city was desomate in the 1945 when the us dropped the very first atomic bomb during world war ii, more than 100,000 died. president obama told japanese television that he will not apologize. >> in the midst of war, leaders make all kind of decisions. >> the white house says the president will not revisit the decision to bomb. but he will say that america has a unique responsibility to make sure a nuclear weapon is never used again. margaret brennan, cbs news, hanoi. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" just when you thought it was over deflate gate is back in the news. >> and we have new information in the death of entertainer prince. we'll show you what a paramedic says about the investigation next. traffic stop goes horribly

wrong. the incredible amount of jail time she could serve, we're

>> welcome back, attorneys for tom brady noon ask for another hearing in the deflate gate case. brady faces four game suspension at the start of this coming football season. ffl said he was involved in under inflating footballs to make them easier to catch during the 2015afc title game. courts have gone back and forth on the suspension.

brady maintains his innocence. meanwhile, wisconsin woman faces charges that could put her behind bars for nearly half a century, and we're getting a look at what got her into so much trouble t started as a traffic stop, dash cam video, milwaukee county sheriff's department shows freeman throwing her car into reverse, and hitting a patrol car. the impact knocked down two deputies and a passenger, authorities caught up with freeman a few days later when they pull her over for speeding. they suspended her license on the spot. she could wine up in jail, for 45 years. >> new details are emerging in the mysterious death of the of the legendary pop superstar prince. according to the minneapolis star tribune, prince may have been dead for up to six hours, before his body was found inside his home, april 21st. a responding paramedic shared this theory newspaper staff and police. investigators are looking into whether prince died from an overdose, and whether a doctor was prescribing him drugs. >> prince was 57.

speaking of prince, two legends pay tribute to the entertainer at the billboard music awards. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> lots of mixed reviews in about madonna's part of the tribute. as always, people are loving stevie wonder. we'll play more of this and let you decide. katie? >> brooke, we are looking ahead here to a little taste of july. as temperatures start to climb in the days ahead, it is going to get awfully steamy outside. stay tuned. the full forecast is coming up on the other side.

mixed bag coming up. it is a mixture. >> exactly, and today actually started offer pretty nice, you know, we had kim of very isolated showers through delaware, fog issues, but that was really it. >> craze. >> i it was. now thankfully has dispersed, but not totally out of the woods, still disturbance at least nearby. so, that could still lead to lingering shower maybe spotty thunderstorm at some point later today. looks like it would be a little more widespread, offer to the poconos, lehigh valley, started when sun and sitting in sunshine. that will will change with time. let's walk you through this pattern. back in time, i know it has felt awfully dreary lately and granted it has been, the month of may so far folks. put this graph mike motion, i know, all the day, of reported rain just this month, whopping five days that didn't have at least a trace of rain, and actually, it has been the last 28 days, we've had 22 of those days, that have reported some type of rain, whether it be a

trist or more. so far this month over 5 inches of rain, have fallen, that is un heard of, and we actually have already seen 2 inches every rain this past weekend alone. so it has been awfully dreary. still looking like that outside beach patrol headquarters at this hour, a lot more cloud cover than anything. meanwhile do you have little more sunshine head further inland, further off to the north, the latest shot for you here in the live neighborhood out burn ville, baseball diamond here, no one playing on it yet but decent afternoon for t another spot off to the north, out at camelback water resort, will be opening this up this weekend for memorial day, yes, getting ready here, see the fake palm trees, i love it, beach chairs, getting the water all ready to go t does look right now as though we will keep some summertime heat around in time for the holiday weekends, which we will discuss in the seven day. let's look what's going on with the latest disturbance, see how it is rotating nearby, you still have some clouds, these are likely to filter in little bit more.

>> goes up the coast, so we will still have shower or even thunderstorm tonight, even tomorrow morning, before it is all said and done. then high pressure takes over and once it does, boy are we sitting pretty here for the next couple of days expecting temperatures to really rebounds nicely. now, having trouble with the clicker here, see if we can move t so high pressure starts to build in here, you can expect more and more sunshine throughout our wednesday, rebounds to the 80s feeling like summertime, keep it going, that's a day that may actually feel more like in the 90s, jump ahead, >> regulars of the day into tomorrow, might see pop up thunderstorm, might be wondering why walt hunter on, his last day, final report here at cbs-3, so happy for him, very bittersweet day. that will be because we see lots of sunshine, also, walt's last day. >> i just like him so much.

>> people crying in the news room today. still have two days left. >> it will be hard to get over that one for sure, we'll miss him. >> you guys, familiar faces getting ready to come on down to the price is right. >> for the next three night, from daytime to prime time here on cbs-3, definitely recognize some of the contestants. >> fan favorite from survivor, big brother action the amazing race will play along with super fans of the show, tonight through wednesday. i spoke with host drew carry about the special cross-over episode. >> like hug and start crying sometimes, it was really pretty cool to see. >> what about the host? because i mean we're familiar with the host there as much as the fabric of the show as contestant. are they making some special -- >> oh, yes, like whether we had jeff probes on, you know,. >> helps introduce the games, play couple of games, and then, you know, we have him at

the wheel to dismiss the contestants, so see like tonight, when they lose at the wheel, like jeff put out their flame, you know, sad, jeff will be like once again, putting out your flame. off the show again. >> the price is right prime time special starts tonight and run through wednesday, the first episode features survivor con tastant and fans, you can watch it tonight right here on cbs-3 the at 8:00. >> i wonder how many tie die cups rupert has? >> has have to be looking to see what he wears tonight. >> the world pays tri

>> taking off memorial day road trip next weekend your not alone. >> triple a says more than 38 million drivers will hit the roads for the holiday, second highest number on record the most since 2005, triple a says the main reason is the country's low gas prices, they're as low as they were decade ago, national average 46 cents lower than last year. >> it was a star studded night last night in las vegas, at the billboard music awards. >> kicking off the show, britney spears, pop star, really turned back the clock performing many of her hits while showing off her signature dance moves. >> ♪ >> spears also took home the

millennium award. closing out the show was a special tribute to prince. stevie wonder and madonna honored the music legend by singing purple rain. >> ♪ >> some people are saying madonna didn't sound so good. >> including me. i love madonna, but that wasn't her best. >> you know what i say? it was cool to see stevie wonder. that was a surprise. >> usually, i mean, both of them are always great talented artist, but i didn't -- well, i'm not an expert in this so don't sends me any notes. >> blow up on twitter about that. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, thanks for watching. >> eyewitness continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next.

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>> michael: how is everything, nikki? >> nikki: well, i'm not dissolving into tears at the moment nor have i had a drink, so i would say that i'm doing remarkably well. how are you? wow. already. i guess the legal system can move quickly when it wants to. >> michael: i thought you wanted to move along with this. >> nikki: i did. i do. i do. >> michael: well, i had an associate write it up, but i've reviewed it. everything seems to be as you've requested.