a gunshot. as soon as he heard gunshot he felt something, that was striking his vehicle will, and we believe a bullet, struck and struck the right rear, area. >> reporter: sergeant james hen again says the victim provided a description of the suspect and car. that led to a tip which led to gilbert's arrest. >> through a sketch and through vehicle description this person was possibly involved in another incident that the person called in a tip about. >> reporter: state police are looking into whether or not gilbert is tied to another incident while asking stressed drivers to use common sense, while dealing with problems on the roadways. >> this is a dangerous situation, people are getting upset, by the way someone else is driving, way to handle it is not full auto gone. >> state the police say they have turned over the case to the district attorney's office. the right now charges still pending. we are live from wynfield heights, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. developing right now a septa bus strikes two

pedestrians, in chestnut hill. it happened around 4:15 at the intersection of the germantown avenue and east griffith lane. both were transported to einstein medical center with unknown injuries. allegations are disturbing, philadelphia mother is facing murder charges in the suffocation deaths of her two young children. they were found dead in the home of a relative in miramar, florida. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in frankford right now where he spoke with the suspect's devastated relatives, joe. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. sophia hines called this neighborhood home with her two children and husband and other extended family. tonight they live behind me and they are grief stricken. i just spoke to one of those family members who tells me that they are unable to eat and really unable to process all of this. tonight there are really no answers to the question of why. >> he just started smiling and jumping, and this all happened. >> reporter: that is how family will remember seven month-old saint leo hines. florida deputies say his baby

and sister aerial were smothered wednesday by their mother. sophia hines used a bed sheet. anthony singleton is saint leo's older half sister. >> he was all loving. he loved to eat, loved to smile, he was moving a lot especially for seven months. >> reporter: anthony singleton married sophia hines four months ago as they lived here in the frankford section of philadelphia. >> this is hard because this is last thing i expected. this is very last thing i expected. >> reporter: he says there weren't any red flags but tells me he wasn't fully informed of sophia's travel plans. he says he was last told that she was in new york. we're told there were no signs of depression. >> i really can't say what is going on with her head, what is wrong with her but i just can't understand, i'm really confused right now trying to talk but word are not coming. >> reporter: his family left to plan two funerals with questions lingering about what led to this. >> it is so unreal particular

as to how she cher their little girl and can't believe that she did it. >> reporter: at this point police have in the revealed any information about possible alcohol or drug use tonight. sophia hines is locked up facing two counts of the premeditated murder and she's not eligible for bond. we're live from frankford tonight, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now delaware county police hope they will catch a break in, daytime shooting. >> a man was shot around 12:30 in the the 1200 block of allison road chester township and is now in stable condition. police do the not have a description of the suspect but they are checking around to see if a camera caught any activity. >> check for video, hopefully we're getting the subjects on video, and take the investigation. >> victim was taken to crozer-chester medical center for treatment. and a huge police operation in berks county nets guns, drugs and 42 arrests. this bust focused on a drug

ring out of reading. sixteen of the suspects are dealers, other 26 are buyers and ring allegedly trafficked cocaine, heroin, marijuana and prescription pills. police have been investigating since january 2014 and they say today's bust send a message to drug dealers in berks count that i police will use every available resource to bring them to justice. a school bus crashed in east oak lane with ten children on board. it happened just after 1:00 this afternoon at broad and chelten. police say driver of the durham school services bus hit a parked pickup truck, took out a light poll and grazed the wall of the restaurant on the corner. parents picked up three children at the scene. the other seven were check out at einstein medical center not far away. police are investigating what caused that driver to lose control. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has asked navy and air force to help cover cost is associated with water contamination at two facility bases in montgomery county. nearly 07,000 people who live near the horsham air guard

station and the naval air warfare center in warminster may need blood testing. the water in both areas, showed elevated levels of cancer-causing chemicals. according to governor wolf, the cost of these blood tests could exceed seven million-dollar. a day after philadelphia council gave preliminary tax, the balance its is not over. mayor jim kenney is happy council is on board with a 1.5 sent per ounce tax. that is half of what kenney originally sought but the inclusion of the diet beverages brings projected revenue close to the goal of 95 million-dollar a year. that money would be used to fund improvement to prek plus other education and recreational programs. but some are not happy, a portion of the money will go to the cities fun balance. >> is there only 4 percent of the entire money that is expected to be raised. it didn't seem like it rose to the level of any type of discussion until the soda companies raised it.

>> it was asking even this morning does anybody know exactly what and where the money will be spent. >> a final vote is scheduled for next week if the bill passes this would make philadelphia the first major city in the u.s. with a tax on sugary drinks. new at 6:00 transgender pride flag is flying high outside city hall. many on hand for flag raising ceremony today, this coincide with the start of the 15th annual philadelphia trans health conference. organizers say that it is world's largest gathering that focuses on the health and well-being of the transgendered community. monica helms created the transgender pride flag in 1999. >> it is a beautiful design made to fly correctly no matter which way it is hung, representing, transgendered individuals ability to fight tonight their own lives in anyway shape or form however you wish. >> the pink, white and blue flag will be flying at city hall throughout the conference and it end on saturday. well, our tenth annual

alex scott: stand for hope tell-a-thon is happening right now. >> we are raising money to fight childhood cancer and you can get involved by calling the number on your screen with the donation. up next we're talking with one of our heroes who battled cancer at a young age, kate. it has been a beautiful day today and gorgeous weather sticks around through tomorrow but as we head in the weekend some storms are approaching, i'll time them out and tell you how that can impact our

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you know, 76 children are diagnosed every day in the united states, with a form of cancer, and we're here today to help stop. that it is our tenth annual alex scott: a stand for hope

tell-a-thon. guess case in the great hall with how you can help. >> hi ukee. you can help by picking up the phone, 1.844.977.cbs3, hi everyone. >> hi. >> these are our wonderful will volunteers. we're so glad to have them here. in the crowd of these volunteers i want to introduce to you lor receipt, loretta finished chemotherapy today. two weeks ago. just finish it. you are here today. >> wow. and we are so thrilled to have you. tell us about your story. >> well... i have lymphoma and i got, i was taking care of my grandchildren and i could in the breathe and i was staying and my daughter said call your doctor there is something wrong. >> we are so happy to hear thaw completed chemo. congratulations to loretta. what a wonderful volunteer. >> wow. >> reporter: now i want to

introduce to you one of our heroes. that is what is so great about today the amazing people we get to hear from. this is david gibson. how are you today. >> good, how are you. >> good. you are one of our heroes. tell the people out there what kind of cancer you battle. >> i am battling sarcoma of the liver. >> what was that process like for you. >> hard. >> yeah, was it hard? >> because it was hard trying to figure out where the tumor was you are now in remission. >> yes good can we get a round of applause for david in remission. >> and today we are raising money for alex lemonade stand foundation. you have your shirt on there i love that. what can you tell people about the donation toll alex lemonade stand foundation. >> you can help people like me, and also you can give some of the foundations. >> you probably met a lot of kid like yourself, do you think people would be surprised how many kid are out there fighting cancer.

>> yes. >> what was it like when you were getting treatment. >> very difficult. >> yeah, yeah. >> painful. >> yes. >> we're really proud, you look fabulous. thanks for being here with us. he is a hero and he really is an inspiration and you are why we're here. this face right here is why we are here we are all coming together to find a cure, to childhood cancer and you can help us, you can be part of it for a dollar, $5, $10 call 1.844.977.cbs3 right now is the time to to do that. we want to put these volunteers to work out here. david, will you work phones at all? >> probably not. >> we will get you off the hook for that. don. >> thanks, my man david gibson. that is a true champ right there good stuff. >> we are talking about some football. like final day of school, after today eagles will scatter into the summer and return in late july for training camp but before they can take off for vacation they have to finish this weeks three day mini camp.

here's what we have noted so far. sam bradford likes flexibility in the new offense. carson wentz has a lot to learn. fifth round draft choice wendell small has good hands out of the and mckelvin looks like a lock at corner but you here's what first head coach doug pederson has learned so far. >> it is a very smart football team. they have pick up the schemes extremely well. this is a group that has tremendous leaders of the football team. guys i have seen sort of from afar taking charge at their position groups. >> on the baseball, pat the bat burrell, that last player phillies took first overall in 1998. tonight the phillies, again, have the first overall pick, a guy phillies are looking at is a local product by the name of jason groom, left hander is projected to go very high in the draft and is considered the best high school pitching

prospect in the draft. also, expected to go pretty high is short stop noland jones. he plays at holy ghost prep in bensalem, left-handed hitting jones is 6-foot four, 200-pound and expect to be taking in the first 15 picks of the draft. we will have full coverage for you tonight at 11:00. check this out, how far would you go to get a souvenir? brandon bell hits one in mckofe cove in san francisco. check out this fan. the ball goes in the water. what does the fan do? he jumped in there too. >> that is a fan. he is dedicated to the cause. >> did he just trash talking. >> yes. >> i beat you to it. none of the folks wanted to get wet to get the ball. >> kudos to him. >> he will be on every highlight real across the country. >> yes. >> appreciate it. >> kate joins us with our forecast. it has been a wonderful day last time i was out, gorgeous.

>> it is a breezy day and negative gusty win. we are talking about dew points in the 30's, temperatures in the 70's. it feels fantastic out there. tomorrow looks almost, even nicer, if you take today, and subtract wind and add a couple degrees to the temperature you will get tomorrow which is friday, perfection on a late spring um early summer friday. it can't be beat outside tomorrow. weekend though a few changes. we will take you outside to storm scan three, everything is clear, no problems, high pressure in control, and nice and cool. we have got that nice, breeze from the north and west. even though it has been gusty, it cools you off. get hot out, temperatures in the mid 70's. breeze come through and making it feel a whole lot better. storm scan three is clear at the moment as we widen out not a whole lot, you can see one wrinkle there over portions of the midwest, diving south and east and that will not impact our area that is nothing to worry about that stays south of us for tomorrow. next storm not even on the

radar picture just yet. temperatures right now, fantastic. doesn't get berth than this. seventy-six in philadelphia. seventy-six wilmington. we are at 79 in dover. 72 degrees in allentown. future weather, it looks as if this is not working because nothing to show here not even a cloud. tomorrow same story 2:00 p.m. skies are clear. i want to show you this is because it is clear, right through friday is things begin to change on saturday. take a look at 8:00 a.m. wake up to lots of sunshine. plan a full day outdoors, head to the poll, late toward poconos. heading to the shore. 2:00 o'clock just a few cloud and then watch these storms how quickly they have moved through and even two days out we're tracking threat for strong storm do you see this shape here? we call this a bow echo hook shape that is an indication these storms could produce damaging straight line winds. keep your eye on if you have any plans outside on saturday, maybe have our weather app, check radar, coming close, start to see those towering

cumulus cloud off to the north and west get inside. they will blow through fast and furious sat the day afternoon. we are slight risk for severe weather, already and that means again we have a good chance for storms to form. they won't be every where but if you do pick up a thunderstorm could see damaging wind. sunny skies down the shore, 78 h day. water temperature 58. uv index nine. rip current risk low nice breeze but it is backing off a bit and great day from the city to the shore to the mountains 79 in the city. seventy-eight down the shore. 68 degrees for your friday in the poconos, doesn't get much better then this taking a long weekend it does not. your friday looking fabulous, lets break down that week even, it is warmer and more humid. temperatures in the mid 80's, saturday and sunday. saturday afternoon after 2:00 p.m. looks like best chance for storms, closer to four or 5:00. right around dinner hour if you have barbecue planned keep an eye to the sky there. eighty-four saturday. sunday could start with cloud. it will turnout mostly sunny

but gusty wind in the afternoon, temperatures in the mid 80's. so a look at the eye witt net weather seven day forecast does keep it warmer over weekend. that wind sunday is thanks to the the next cold front coming through and wind will stay strong on monday, also humidity will be reduced and temperatures back in the 70's. the tuesday looks great, thunderstorm wednesday, thursday looks great. we're kind of between 78 ape 85 every day. sunshine most days. couple chances for thunderstorms. all and all, i really am liking this forecast. >> yes. >> for last week of spring it looks good. >> it looks good. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" we are continuing our stand for hope raising money to fight childhood cancer. >> let's check with vittoria woodill down the shore for us, torey. >> it has been a great day to give, lots of sunshine and lots of people giving and putting sunshine in the bucket as we stand up and fight for childhood cancer. we are still here we are still collecting, and coming up, the

grand total, you will not believe generous donations we have had today, that

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coming up on "eyewitness news", a summer please and the catch of the day, that is what dish ace all about down the shore. the find out where to order up sea side-view to go with i great family meal, it is tonight's taste with torey at 11:00. a portion of the former kensington tacony railroad in philadelphia will soon become home to a new trail. >> jim kenney and other community leaders were there for a ground breaking at learners point park, the knt trail will run a mile along the delaware river between the avenue and frankford boat launch including dozens of trees and other landscaping as part of the river bank preservation. phase one of the 2.9 million-dollar project is expect to be completed by next year. >> wonderful location, that would be nice. "cbs evening news" is a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica, great

to be with you in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight. >> i don't think there is ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> he is heard, president obama backed his former secretary of state officially endorsing hillary clinton. plus mourners gather at a muslim prayer service to honor the greatest of all time, and you have never seen an air traffic controller so dog gone good, we will have those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening

as we continue with our stand for hope tell-a-thon. >> we are raising money here in the city and also down the shore. that is where vittoria woodill is live in ocean city, torey. >> what a day, what a day. i mean, a beautiful day outside, a beautiful cause and a beautiful community all coming out, and all to support alex lemonade stand and stand up to fight against pediatric cancer. we will have background music from holland tunnel here as we take you back on today, starting with the crowley family amazing support by ocean city police department as well, crowley family, their daughter, matt and cara's daughter riley is battling pediatric cancer and right now

she's in remission but i will tell you that, so many people, including her little brother and little sister came out to give and people just flocked and continued to give and one of the most a nation things about watching, person by person, by person, give and give, even the smallest amount of some of the largest amounts that we got they were giving something, and in a case like this sometimes you don't know what to say to a family, sometimes you are at a loss for word but one thing you can do is give and do something and i want to introduce you you to john dellsand draw are part of the rita's corporate. money we have raise today goes specifically to something within alex lemonade stand you would like to share with everybody. >> all money we raised for past four years has gone to the travel care program within alex and that ensures that the families needs for travel are met, that you know they are in the left stranded in indiana if the best treatment is in philadelphia we are very proud that, you know, to be part of that for last four years and

our contributions have gone there we have been with alex ten years. thinks our 11th year starting on monday, june 27th, all of our stores throughout the system will be selling paper lemons for a dollar. come visit often. >> absolutely. as much as you can give to alex lemonade stand we encourage to you do that. today we have a grand total of what we have received, just within three hours, is it three hours i think it was, in three hours we have raised i'm looking at our producer joe $1,289.65. whoever is on the boardwalk, can we give it up for alex lemonade stand and the entire community that came out today. amazing, guys, sending it back to you. >> that is a sure thing. >> wonderful, wonderful. thanks, appreciate it. >> we will keep raising money and keep fighting childhood cancer, coming up, we will have have "cbs evening news" and then we are back here at 7:00 with a special hour long special. >> it will be exciting, hopefully you can join us,

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