♪ right now at 11:00 road rage on busy highway ends in gun fir. police need your help finding the man scene in this sketch. what they say happened right before he shot at another driv driver. and expanding wine sales in pennsylvania. why you may soon be able to pick up a bottle of your favorite vintage at the grocery store. but first, voters cap off the primary season in new jersey and five other states and tonight both donald trump and

and hillary clinton declare victories in the garden state and following that win in new jersey, clinton claimed victory in the democratic presidential nomination race becoming the first woman to do so. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. here are a look at the numbers from new jersey tonight. hillary clinton defeated bernie sanders 64% to 36%. on the republican side trump ran essentially unopposed taking 81% of the vote. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in election central right now with more on what the candidates are saying tonight. david? >> ukee, several states north dakota, south sacket, montana, new mexico but california and new jersey seem to be the big prices tonight. hillary clinton claims a victory she shed is he made history and we're still waiting that hear from vermont senator bernie sanders. >> thanks especial toll our friends in new jersey for such a resounding victor. >> reporter: hillary clinton won new jersey tonight over

rival bernie sanders. one night after the associat asd press cbs news projected she had enough delegates to take the democratic nomination. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee for presidents of the united states. >> but vermont independent senator bernie sanders is holding out hope in california where 475 democratic delegates are up for grabs. >> donald trump took an easy victory in new jersey tonight. he spoke from new york. pleads pleading to coral voters from the other side of the aisle. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates we welcome you with open arms. >> bill your nair stirred up controversy over of the week went he argued a judge with mexican heritage will unfairly decide the trump university case making its way through the courts. the judge was born in indiana but has mexican parents. house speaker paul ryan was

blunt about the man he just recently endorsed. >> i do think those comments are racist comments. that's why i've diss a vowed them completely. >> donald trump released a statement saying quote i do not feel that one's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial. governor chris christie stuck up for his friend today after voting in the new jersey prima primary. >> i know donald trump. i've known him for 14 years and donald trump is not a racist. >> reporter: white house official said this week president obama is ready to endorse his former secretary state hillary clinton and former first lady that. could come as early as tomorrow. reporting live tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for that. also in new jersey, there are several races for u.s. house. we're keeping an eye on. >> let's take a look. democratic incumbent donald norcross fended off alex law 70% to 30% with 98% of the precincts reporting moving on to the second district democratic david cole beat tino rizzo.

>> democrats are vying to row place republican incumbent tom mc arthur business open are in jim cody and laverne. laverne with 63% of the vote. moving on to us house district four chris myth beat bruce mcdonald nine 2% of the vote with 89% reporting. and in the 12th district democratic incumbent bonnie what's son coleman and alexander kucsma. coleman with 4% of the vote to his 6%. we are now down to 48 days before the start of the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia. you can go to cbsphilly.com/dnc for lock at all the preparatio preparations. now, in other news tonight the right lane has just reopened near 22nd and 59 after a duck boat and a new jersey transit bus collided tonight. the crash tied up traffic for several hours investigators say one of the vehicles side swipe the other around 7:00 o'clock. the seven passenger on the 340

bus were not injured the duck boat was not carrying passengers and the driver was not hur. well another disturbing case of road rage takes place on the pennsylvania highway this time a man opened fire on another driver as they traveled along i-95 during the morning rush. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us now at the belmont state police barracks in wynnefield heights with a sketch of the shooter police want everyone to seem trang? >> reporter: ukee, here it is. take a good look. this is the man police believe that they are looking for. i did have chance to speak to the victim tonight. he is shaken but he is okay. now state police say this could have ended much worse and they're asking for the public's help to get this dangerous man off the road. scary moment during the morning commute. around 6:30, state police say a 3884 old man was driving on i-95 north just before the girard point bridge when another driver began tailgating him aggressively. the man pulled on the right side of the victim's car pulled out gun and fired it.

>> one round struck the rear passenger side area of the vision time's vehicle and it actually puncture the tire. the victim could have crashed and seriously injured himself. >> the vick testimony was able to pull off to the shoulder safely and call 911. police released this suspect a black man between 30 to 40 years old with a goat team the vick tip describe the car as an early 2,000 chevy impala or malibu. corporal says it's a miracle no one was hurt. >> he's okay. he's okay. obviously he was scared initia initially because he could have lost his life. could have lost his life. he could have crashed. other people could have crashed. roar report just a month ago similar road rage shooting oh the blue route. a few days later, police arrested annie richardson. someone recognized him from an artist's 67 and information about his car. troopers hope for similar out come in this case. >> that last case we were able to solve it very quickly. and some of it was with the help of the public. and i can't stress it enough.

if anyone knows someone that might fit this description, it could be a nephew, an up kell, a brother, a son, just call us. >> taking another closer look at this sixty-seven much state police say they are confident that surveillance video from the highway will give them more information to help them locate this the suspect f and when he's a are arrested he can face charges as serious as attempted homicide. live in wynnefield heights, trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. five-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital tonight after he was hit by a stray bullet while inside his chester home. relatives shared this video of mark andrews, jr. from his hospital bed. his mom says she was cooking just before 11:00 last note when a drive by shooting erupt outside that are home. mark was hit just as he and his family tried to take cover on the floor. >> he said, mom, i'm shot. that's what he said. like, so my kids -- my scholar, my honor roll students they

don't -- they shall not be going through no trauma like this. >> police have not released motive for the shooting or a description of any suspects. a pizza deliveryman recovering to from an execution style ambush in southwest phil philly. police say the man was proved by two suspects on 57t 57th and beaumont streets last night and forced him to drive a few blocks away. that's where police say the suspects robbed the 34-year-old and one shot him in the back of the head. the victim is now in stable condition at penn presbyterian hospital much his two attackers remain at large. say charles borromeo seminary in montgomery county is looking for a new address. the philadelphia archdiocese original made plans to couldn't dollar say the the lower merion camping by selling or leasing unusual buildings now they hope to partner with a local catholic college and build a new facility that locate. no word on where and when. pope francis stayed at the seminary when he visited

philadelphia last september. pope john paul the second visited that in 1979. >> fans office muhammed ali have to two chances to pay respects to the boxing legend in louisville, ken can't. today officials distributed 14,000 free tickets for thursday's islamic prayer service honoring ali. free tickets will be handed out tomorrow morning for friday's funeral at the city's downtown arena. muhammed aioli died in phoenix on friday after a 30 year battle with parkinson's disease. he was 74. tonight the philadelphia 76ers announced the death of a assistant coach and former nba sean rooks. he had serve b serve as consist ant coach for brett bound since 2013. played center during his nba career in aim sis mother says the family is overwhelmed by her son's sudden death and is asking for privacy. sean rooks was 46. >> today in harrisburg

pennsylvania lawmakers agreed to let grocery stores and other outlets sell take out wife. consumers could be purchasing wine in supermarkets within months the governor sign the bill. legislation also formally approved the sale of beer at convenience stores. the changes loosen the state's tightly controlled liquor system. meanwhile tomorrow the philadelphia city council will vote on the so-called soda tack. >> proposed tax has sid up a great debate among those who support it and those who are against it. but if the tax passes, what products will actually be taxed that's a good question and nicole brewer finds out. kate? >> and we've got much cooler air moving into the region you can see the swirl of clouds and some cold northern winds pick up across the area but we have a few showers to get through before we really start feeling more like early may. i'll time out those showers for you coming up. >> change is coming to one of eastern state penetentiaries most famous cells. the mistake inside the al capone exhibit caught by a 13 year old

boy. >> local high school graduates five sets of twins. why that's not even the most interesting part the of their story when we come back.

>> supporters of the universal pre k in philadelphia are making their voices heard. dozens rallied at city hall today. they urged city council to support mayor jim kenney's plan to make pre k available to all three and four-year-olds in the city. the mayor wants to pay for it with attacks on sugary drinks. some call eight soda tack. it's projected to bring in $95 million a year. now groups opposed to the tax will rally at city hall tomorr tomorrow. so called soda tax is a hot button issue in philadelphia and the proposal is making national headlines. >> no major american city has been able to pass a similar tack. if it does end up clearing city council what are the beverages that will be tacked. that's a good question. any cory brewer joins us with that answer. >> the mayor is looking that take some of the profit from big

soda companies and put it back into the low income neighborhoods he says they've been marking to for years. let's get right to it. if this so called soda tax pass what is exactly will be tacked. good question and the answer, more than just soda. >> ♪ >> you've heard about the proposed soda tax. >> i have. >> what are your thoughts on. >> on wednesday city council will vote on the soda tax. proposal that would help not only fund universal pre k and community schools but also improve parks and recreation centers and benefit energy and pension programs. >> if the money truly is going there i think it's a good thing. >> i think it will affect too many people that can't afforded to it. >> if passed distributors would pay 3 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. roughly $11 more on case of 16-ounce soda. a move that would generate $400 million in the next five years. so what exactly gets taxed. >> i think it is just soda. >> fountain drinks i would imagine would be in included.

>> it's a broad base and it's focused on sugar sweetened beverage. >> he says the legislation includes soda, flavored water, sports and energy drinks. pre sweetened coffee and tea and mixes for click drinks. >> juice is fair game unless it's 100% juice. >> really. >> in restaurants where you might have fountain drinks the fountain the syrup will be tax taxed. >> that is kind of broad. >> you won't be tacked on baby formula. who will pair the brunt of the cost. >> a lot of people assume if the distributor is paying more the customer is paying more. >> it doesn't have to be the case. but ultimately from app economic perspective, that means that distributor would be making less per soda. so at the end of the day the consumer will have to bear some brunt of this. >> opponents of the plan say lower diamond for drinks will cut back on jobs. >> progress is not taking jobs away. sometimes it's the press we pay.

>> now, the american beverage association has spent more than $3 million fighting this proposal. they even launch add social media campaign calling it a grocery tax on the kind of drinks we buy for our family they claim it will unfairly impact low income families. >> it will certainly be interesting to see what they do because as we mentioned, a hot of eyes on this across the country. >> oh, yeah. other cities have tried this and failed including philadelphia with mayor nutter. >> right. >> it will certain be interesting. thievery framed the proposal by the way. more on the kids than the health. >> still a hot button issue. >> nicole, thank you. what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 were good question. nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. five sets of twins graduate from a local high school. >> but you will not be seeing double. lansdale catholic high school class of 2016 graduated today. "eyewitness news" in doylestown

for the ceremony. the graduates included five sets of fraternal boy/girl twins that's right. no dent tal twins and no same sex fraternal twins in the cla class. the journey to getting that are dip moment ma wasn't easy. >> ink sometimes we would fight about different things, u you h, maybe get on each others' nerves a little bit but in the end it was all worth it and we graduated. it's all good. >> that's the bottom line congratulations to the entire class of 2016. well the sharp eye a teenage antique expert resulted in changes at eastern state penetentiary. alka upon exhibit wasn't historically accurate until now. 13-year-old joey of northeast philadelphia spotted this cabinet radio inside the recreated exhibit while he was on school field trip and he thought it looked a little out of place. >> i looked in here and i saw that was definitely in 1940a dash 361 i realized i have the

similar kind and i knew that was from the '40s. so i saw on the sign over here that said al capone was incarceratincarcerated from 192. we had to get a radio appropriate for the cell. >> something tells me he's going place. >> can we run that again. >> they listen and gave joey $400 to find radio suitable for the time period and found a philco low boy 64 from 1923 for thee hundred dollars they switched out radio and he got to keep the older one. >> you go, joey. >> way to go. >> he blew me away. >> incredible. >> what, did he just, what,? >> amazing. i had my radio turned up today. driver in and kyw news radio. turned up the tunes. windows down. >> beautiful day. nice and warm temperatures in the 80s today. but it is going to cool down little bit as we head through the next of days. we're talking about little taste of late mayweather we never really got a taste of fall in the air over the next couple of days. let's take a look what we can

expect. let's start off with a look out side. center city looking all lit up this evening. it is beautiful night out there and it has cooled down quite a bit the humidity dropping quite a bit as well this evening no problems outside in the wake of the showers and storms that came through earlier today. everything is pretty quiet outside at the moment. storm scan3 looking good as we well. we had again showers and storms did produce small hail and strong gusty winds earlier tonight. those have since cleared the coast and severing quite. everything had a has cleared out now. we've got the remnants of colin moving well out to sea and that's not going to impact us a big bubble of cold air area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere diving down from the great lakes and new england and that's going to bring in some of this cooler air and also a little bit of instability in the atmosphere and that can he had lead to another round of showers for tomorrow. today we picked up about a trace of rain in philadelphia. it's ban wet stretch of tuesdays, though, in fact eight out of the last 10 tuesdays have had rain. let's pretty high numbers. hopefully we can break that treen in the summer months.

64 in allentown. pair of sixes in reading. 71 in philadelphia right now. and we're sitting at skate in millville and in wildwood. dew points though have dropped. we had dew points in the 60s earlier today. now the dew point is 48 degrees. dew point of course measure of moisture content in the air really gifts you a whole lot information than looking at the relative humidity which also takes into account the item which are. when you're talking about dew points below 50 degrees that puts you in the awesome range and it look hook we will be for quite awhile. tomorrow during the midday hours 11, 12, to 1:00 o'clock a line of showers and possibly thunderstorms will cross the area. so watch out for that if you have plans to head out for lunch that could slow you down. then the winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon. winds could gust over 20 miles an hour. it's a cool northwest wind you'll feel the difference out there as we tap into that cool air to the north and west. on thursday, high pressure stab as little more of a foot hold apease see day highs in the 70 70's. friday beautiful and nice 70s once again the most important

the comfort index in the awesome range tomorrow thursday and friday. them turning a bit more humid on saturday. overnight tonight a stray shower possible but most of us dried out just a couple of spotty sprinkles here and there through the next couple of hours. tomorrow breezy, cooler that shower possible especially midday between about 10am and 1:00 p.m. the high 73 degrees which is below average we should be near 80. "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast thursday and friday are gorgeous. the weekend looks pretty good as well. little warmer but it look like shower and thunderstorms may hold off until saturday. most of saturday will be fine an shower sunday as well but thursday and friday the pick of the week. >> hello. >> i hear you. >> thanks katie. >> don is here with what's coming up in n sports. does we're talking football. fletcher cox is back with the eagles. do the birds have any hard feelings? we'll hear from doug peterson and find out what spark this massive melee. baseball in baltimore. sports coming up next.

hey ukee i'm down here at the franklin square put put and i'm challenging uh-uh got to get on down here and see if you can beat me on little put put if you do i'll take you over on the golf course see if you can beat me there. i'd love to see you. take care. >> getting called out by veteran pro golfer fred funk. fred just one of the p.m. golf legends practicing at the cricket club. i caught up with former sixers theo ratcliff and world b free, the sixers wonderful out to go welcome the touring pros and more. championship event is the third major of the year on pga tour of champions and runs through sunday june 12th. welcome to all. >> did you tell mr. if you know about your hole in 12 week ago. >> i did not. hopefully mr. if you know is watching right now. now he knows. >> he's getting scare. >> that's right. >> meantime, don you're talking

about mini camp. mini, little. >> not the big training camp. mini camp. let's talk about it day one of the eagles mini camp fletcher cox and darrin sproles participating in off season activities for the first time cox entering the final year of his rookie contract. he'll make 7.9 million this season owe and the eagles are negotiating a long-term deal. one of the highest paid d tackles in the game somewhere around 60 million guaranteed. >> is that okay? >> fletcher has previously skipped voluntarily work outs released a statement through eagles pr, i'm happy to be back in philadelphia to get back to work with my teammates and coaches. i'm excited for this up coming season and i can't wait to get on the field for mini-camp this week, learn or new defense, and do what over i can to help our team win "any discussion about my absent from the off season program or my contract will be handled privately between me, my

agent and the eagles organization. here's head coach doug pederson. >> we didn't even get into it quite honestly much i was just happy how back. chance to visit with him yesterday and tell hem how excited i was. i understand, you know, voluntary process the whole off season, but we're quite excited to get him here this weaning. >> baseball, saturday a fan throws beer bottle at ryan howard. monday he gets a visit from sir charles. i back in the starting lineup after being benched. it's been an interesting four days for the big peace. howard and phillies looking for rain w against the cubs. south philadelphia we go. bottom of the fourth phillies one to nothing. howard at the dish and going long, deep right centerfield and gone. solo shot. ninth of the season. two to nothing fightings. that's good piece of work from ryan howard. great pitching from i can off, seven ups, two hits, one run struck out eight. he needed some help from the bullpen later on jenn margo

heads game in the and got it done in the ninth. sick out safe. he was phenomenal getting out of a bases loaded jam the phillies win it three-two. camden yards in baltimore your the royals nailed machado in the back. 99 per hour cheddar. rumble, young man, rumble. there goes manny, there go the benches and lou how they drop the hat and the glove like y it you want some of this. let's do this. he knew exactly what he was doing. orioles hit back to back homeruns after this incident they win it nine to one. we're

>> you might want to mark your calendars. >> you really rolled that out. >> returns to philadelphia on august 18th. >> we won't where the picnic will pop you up it will be bigger and better than ever. a pro view party was held at

reading terminal market tonight. two new carter caterers have joined the lineup. 5,000 guests will be dressed out in their best white ensembles. they're celebrating philadelphia a steve firsts. brook thomas was there tonight to check out and sample some of the dining options. ♪

our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7am for kate, don everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show with stephen colbert is next with jude law. thanks for watching. have a good night, family, and sleep well. have a good night, family, and sleep well. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation from worx. [ dramatic music plays ] nothing offends these members of the mount parnassus garden club like a neglected lawn. and they're here to do something about it. [ clicks ] their weapon of choice -- the all-new worx gt 2.0... the next-generation lithium-battery-powered two-in-one trimmer and edger that means business.