suspect, wearing a skull cap characteristic of the muslim region in the former soviet union. white house says a statement the united states condemns the attack. >> we extend our deepest condolence to the love won who have been killed and injured. attacks like these honored citizens just going about their lives, remind us that the world must work as one to combat violence in all forms. >> the white house also, said that it is prepared to offer a assistance in the investigation of the attack. two suspects are under arrest tonight in the shooting death of a 13 year-old boy in philadelphia. police say that they got off a bus walked in the chinese restaurant and shot the victim in the head. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is at police headquarters right now with new details in this case, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. police called this a very sad, senseless case. those young teenage's cord to go police were smiling, having fun, when, according to police , the wrong word were used to those two men passing

by on that bus, as you said, they got off the bus, went in the restaurant, and a single shot was fired. >> i hope they get the death penalty. i hope they kill their bleep, i hope think die soon. i hope they die. that their mother feel what i we feel. >> reporter: her emotion was raw as she buried her, grandson two weeks ago. they arrested man who shot and killed kyir davis who was just 13, and his great grandmother. >> i was praying, that something would happen, and they answered the prayer. >> reporter: khiser an eighth grader was shot, once in the back of the head, and at point blank range. he had been eating at this nicetown restaurant march 10th when police say 19 year-old ty m are mir johnson said nothing and pulled the trigger so in the head when they say shot in the head, what, shot. i thought they were lying. i said, he, he ain't doing nothing to get nothing.

that is execution. >> reporter: police last month also charged christopher sutherland whom they say was with johnson when the shot was fired. investigators say a wise crack , sparked the violence. >> i saw video. i have been in homicide nine years and it is one of the sadest videos you will see. >> reporter: the emotion inside this home, goes from and tore despair, lives of all involved, now in pieces. >> they are not even thinking. they didn't even think about their own parents because their mother will suffer too. we not only one, their own parent will be hurt. >> reporter: police say that they tracked down these accused killers by, tracking their video, the bags this that they were seen car anything that video apparently according to captain james clark of the homicide unit they were purchased, at a mall in king of prussia reporting live from outside police headquarters i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. as we first reported last night special victims unit of the philadelphia police department is investigating

the report of a sexual assault in an abandon house in june yacht a the investigators say a 13 year-old girl voluntarily went into a house sunday in the 1300 block of butler street with several boys. after she left that house police say the teenager borrowed a man's phone and then called 911. two legal heavy hitters in fill after filed a lawsuit seeking to have district attorney seth williams removed from office. former d.a. lynn abraham and attorney richard sprague filed that lawsuit today in common pleas court. on friday williams voluntarily suspended his law license but said he plans to stay in office. last month he was indicted on charges of bribery and extortion. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at the courthouse in norristown, this afternoon where bill cosby returned to court, greg what did you learn? >> reporter: well, jessica, they did not make any rulings, on these motion is today. generally speaking he absorbs

what he heard over past few hours and make a decision in the next few days but he will to have decide if cosby's testimony during a deposition in 2005, and 2006 in which he admits to using quaaludes and giving them to woman before having sex with them in the 1907's can be used at trial against him in june of 2017. in 63 days, comedian bill cosby is expected to walk into a montgomery county courthouse and face the accuser andrea constand. but monday the 79 year-old walked into court for more pretrial motions filed by both the state and his defense. for much of the morning judge listened to the motion by defense asking judge to allow additional questions to be submitted to perspective jurors. the judge ruled additional questions will not be mailed to perspective jurors, but can be asked, in person. in the afternoon district attorney kevin steel asked the judge to allow portions of cosby's 2005 and 2006 deposition to be used against him, during that deposition,

part of the civil kate brought by constand, cosby admits to using quaalude with females before sexual encounter in the 1907's. state said this shows a pattern of prior bad acts. defense says use of quaalude in the 1907's was consensual and should not aloud. the state also wants portions of cosby's book titled childhood, used against him. in that book, and in the 1991, cnn interview with larry king, cosby talked about using spanish fly, an aphrodisiac cosby writes he used as a young man to get woman to like him. it proves comedian is familiar with date rape drugs. the defense says comments are purely out of context and are part of the comedy routine. now more than 1,000 perspective jurors will be vet ted for trial, this is happening, in allegheny county , once those 12 member and women are selected they will be bused here to montgomery county. they will be sequestered for the duration of the trial, which is once again, expect to

begin, on june the fifth. a judge said it could last approximately two weeks. we're live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks very much. the trial is underway for the three teenage girls accused in the fatal beating of 16 year-old amy joyner- frances. joyner-frances was attacked in the bathroom at howard high school of technology last april, and died from her injuries. her classmates are charged with criminal conspiracy for their alleged role, and a 17 year-old classmate faced a charge of criminally negligent homicide. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves was there as the trial began and she will have a live update for you coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. at lee five people were injured when a new jersey transit train derailed, during this morning's rush. the train jumped the track prior to reaching the platform at penn station. passengers described a jolt and one said it felt like a earthquake. >> it was literally like an amusement ride, it was bodies

every where, piling up. >> i got thrown in the next person, i was sitting on the side, kind of, you know, not on a regular seat. >> some passengers were stuck because the cars were pinched, so the doors did not line up, the train was arriving from trenton when it split off the track about 9:00 a.m. one person was taken out on a stretcher but officials say that the injuries are not life threatening. spring is in the air today but we're already tracking some storms, that will soon arrive meteorologist lauren case any for kate bilo tonight as she's live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on when we will need those umbrellas, lauren. >> beautiful start to the day. we had sunshine, spring-like temperatures. still that have mild air in place but now we're pretty much socked in with the cloud cover as we wait on another round of rainfall that will be moving in tonight but right now, temperatures not feeling too shabby. fifty-four in philadelphia. sixty-five allentown. cooler in ac with the temperature of 57 degrees but storm scan three is showing us a trend over the last couple of hours and that is

increasing cloud cover, but as we pan out, it looks a little bit more ominous there with all of that moisture and lined of well developed third even storms moving through mid-atlantic region and all that is heading in to our backyard. as we head throughout the evening hours, for 8:00 o'clock hour cloud around breezy at times but that rain likely arriving in the city. sometime around 10:00 o'clock but when we head in the overnight period widespread and wind driven rain with embedded thunderstorms as well we will let you know how long that rain will last and fit will impact our tuesday morning commute in the full forecast, coming up in just a few, ukee. thanks, lauren. police need public's help identifying a suspect in the armed robbery in juniata park. authorities say that the mask ed man in this surveillance video entered this sandwich shop on the 4,000 block of whittaker avenue last week. they say man pointed a gun at an employee and demanded cash, the man was last seen, wearing a dark gray hooded sweat shirt and dark athletic pants. anyone with any information is ask to contact the police. police need help

identifying a man they say snatched an 80 year-old woman 's purse. they said last wednesday the man approached the woman on the bike, snatched her purse and then took off. he was last seen on hunting park avenue heading toward sixth avenue, and call police if you have any information. a scary, ending during an incident for drivers on the pennsylvania turnpike. state police are now looking for whom ever threw rocks at cars on a popular commuter route yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh is live at the pennsylvania state police barracks in king of prussia with more on this story, anita >> reporter: good evening, guess contact well, pennsylvania state police know at least six cars were damaged by these reported rock throw ers here on the pennsylvania turnpike but they believe that there are many more, as this all happened around 5:00 sunday afternoon. now check out some of this video that shows one of the several cars, that were damaged from sunday's incident , you can see bottom left of those windshield is shattered and police say that it is the work of at least two

people reportedly threw roxanne threw rebar at passing bars on the turnpike near mile marker 357. suspect reportedly hurled items from ground level while standing behind a concrete barrier by the westbound lanes >> it could have went through windshield and struck somebody , or, you know, the fact that their vehicle got hit they could have veered off and hit the barrier, or hit another car, and we take this very seriously. >> reporter: if caught those suspects do face criminal miss demean charges. coming up at 6:00, one of the affected drivers say that is not enough. what laws she wants changed as a result. live from king of prussia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we will see you then, thank you. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 an iconic hollywood star turns 95 but for years she thought she was, younger then she is. cherri. >> fire trucks and helping people, put trail blaze tours shatter the glass ceiling here at philadelphia fire

department, i'm cherri gregg and i'll have more on historic promotions coming up. and manhole covers go flying and it is all caught on camera, where this is, and what is in those metal plates, eye in the air. and you are looking live, from our parkway central library camera, a great view of logan square. people out and about enjoying warmer weather. a little later we will check with vittoria woodill who found a lot of people with spring fever. we are back after a short

chopper three is over breaking news, police are on the scene of the deadly shooting. investigators tell us two men are dead and two others are injured, the shooting happened after 3:30 in the 1100 block of west styles street. at the moment there is no word on what sparked this shooting. two manhole covers exploded into the air, as a result of the fire in downtown boston. it was caught on camera. fire fighters were responding to a fire near boston city hall yesterday, when an explosion, shot off two manhole covers, one of them, flew 50 feet in the air. one of the covers landed a few feet away from a first responder.

luckily no injuries were reported and underground cable failure was to blame. another explosion, this one in st. louis, miss sure that i killed three people and injured four earlier today. a boiler the size of the van exploded, and blasting through the roof and a box company in an industrial area. the boiler crashed into a medical laundry building, a large fragment also hit a third location. >> this was a very hectic scene with three different buildings at the same time, called for a lot of equipment and manpower to get this under control quickly. we have got three buildings that have been involved in a fairly large explosion. we have to shut down gas, electric, we have some shut down water and still maintain enough manpower to make sure we have everybody out and everybody accounted for. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause of the explosion. it isn't clear if anyone was working on the boiler at the time of that blast. a simply storm system, continues town leash destruction, through the southern united states. in mississippi a woman died

today after her car was swept away by flood waters. a mother and her three-year old daughter were killed yesterday in louisiana after a tornado flipped their mobile homes. severe weather is also causing flooding, power outages in parts of the alabama, florida, georgia, and south carolina. >> um, um, um. meteorologist lauren casey is in for kate bilo. you are inside now. >> i am feeling spring-like out there feels very spring- like. beautiful start the two day. cloud rolled in. now it is not so beautiful. >> it is okay. >> it will be even less beautiful in a couple more hours. it is going downhill quickly. we have cloud in place after that sunshine we had started the day off w getting a live look at our neighborhood network in kutztown.g a live we have nice wave cloud. that is what we call them. it is what happens when we have disturbance building in. we will get a wave-like motion kind of like dropping a rock in the pond you see ripples expanding out. temperature right now 60 degrees. we are not worried about chilly air.

sixty-four right new looking live at center city philadelphia we have wave cloud in the view there. south wind at nine. continuing to pull in warmth and moisture. temperatures in the area in the 60's at many reporting sites. as we pan out, temperatures are very mild, so this will be a mild rain for us but a heavier one at. that storm scan three showing us clear conditions. cloud move n that rain is pushing in the d.c. area expecting leading edge of the precipitation to start to arrive pushing toward center city philadelphia in probably next five hours. very large dynamic storm system. this is the same storm system that cause set veer weather down to the south. we will see strong thunderstorms moving in parts of the north carolina and virginia. we won't have the same exact upper level dynamic set up as what they saw down south but we still could see stronger storms throughout the overnight period. so for this evening, breezy with rain developing late, temperatures not too bad 61 degrees. overnight tonight dealing with wind driven rain, embedded thunderstorms, heavy rain, low

of 52 degrees. for tomorrow an interesting day. we will pass scattered showers around in the morning and we will see some sunshine break ing out but that could further destabilize our atmosphere and we will see hit or miss thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. some could be on the stronger side. keep an eye to the sky even if you see that sunshine breaking out tomorrow. otherwise a windy, warm day with high temperatures in the 70's but storm threats tonight and tomorrow, high threat will be for heavier rainfall but we will see gusty wind, frequent lightening as well, low hail, threat and also a low tornado threat but potential for flooding. flood watch in effect for poconos, parts of the northern new jersey as well, mercer county included in that it trenton area future weather showing is in the evening hours that area of precipitation over spreading the area from southwest to north east and check out those pockets of heavier rainfall widespread in nature continuing to clear area embedded thunderstorms across the delaware valley wherever one gets touched by this rainfall as we head into tomorrow morning. is there scattered showers, wall to wall by midday.

another round of hit or miss thunderstorms as we head in the afternoon or early evening before starting to clear out, completely with a nice sunny wednesday in store. 68 degrees, breezy, mild for our wednesday. then on thursday our storm chance returns and we could again see a few stronger, to severe thunderstorms. we will have to be on guard that day as well. then the phillies home opener is on friday, 56 degrees with light showers around. so, a little sunshine there. >> not bad at all. see new a little bit. two reality tv stars get engaged on one of the biggest sports stages in the world. canadian prime minister has a challenge for hollywood star, which friend he wants to fight, don. speaking of fight, fightins coming out swing nothing cincinnati, it is opening day, we have an update on the phillies, and we will hear what fans are saying about expectations for this season sports coming up

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a yoga class catered to children dealing with a serious disorder. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 tonight our stephanie stahl will show you ways to stretch sessions helped them and their families, coming up at 6:00 o'clock. in the meantime they are back, tom brady stole the super bowl jerseys have been finally returned. >> new england patriots tweet ed this showing robert k raft giving the jersey toss brady. the jersey where is returned at kraft's home in massachusetts. brady's 2017 jersey disappeared after the team's super bowl win. it was found in mexico with another brady injuries that i was stolen after the 2015 super bowl. >> i'll tell you what, i would steel carson wentz jersey if it gets us to the super bowl. >> yes. >> i know. >> oh, man. they're back. >> they are back where they belong. >> yes. >> don bell's here. >> where i belong.

>> yes. >> it is a monday. >> we are switching gears we will go from football to baseball. it is monday. people dread monday because that means it is time to get back to work. if you are a major leaguer you probably have a different perspective. opening day for most in the major leagues. phillies visiting cincinnati, the opening day parade, big day in southern ohio. fightins could careless. caesar hernandez has a lead off home run. phillies lead three-one in the fourth inning. meanwhile here in philadelphia , fans, are ready to roll. >> i'm very excited. i love baseball season. i look forward to it. >> reporter: there are 162 games in the sees than but knock builds excitement like opening day. fans at chicky and pete's have eyes glued to the tv and hearts set on improvement. >> we are optimistic last season, yes. accept thaw will be around fourth place, better than last place, i'll take it. >> reporter: over at sports radio 94 wip fans have been

calling with their season predictions, afternoon host joe decamera says fans are happen bye opening day but not optimistic about this years team. >> huge expectation this is team being particularly good this year, so no i don't think people are overwhelmingly positive and excited with you it is opening day and certain sense of that. >> reporter: it is different type of season for phillies but new faces and rookies on the roster. gone are days of chase utley and ryan howard but you know the saying, hope springs eternal. >> i don't know a lot of the new guys, but super exited to see them do well. >> everybody excited about opening day. home opener by the way is on friday. >> off to a great start so far >> so far. >> coming up next, making history. >> how two women are making their mark on the sit of brotherly love and sisterly protection, protecting and serving their fellow citizens, vittoria. what a beautiful day it was today, it was spring, and

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and historic promotion, two women in the philadelphia fire department, become first to fill their high ranking positions. they are now leading the way for other women to rise in the ranks. the news continues now at 5:00 30 i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 was at fire academy today for the historic swearing in ceremony. >> i solemnly swear. >> reporter: with oath administered these two women are officially the first, to

rise to their ranks in the cities fire department. >> i feel very lucky to be where i am today. >> reporter: linda long is first woman to be fire battalion chief, she began as a paramedic, rising to captain , and then at 39, she quit, starting over in the philadelphia fire fighter academy. >> became a fire fighter. fire fighter lieutenant, fire fighter captain. >> reporter: now grandmother is chief and first ever to be both a paramedic and fire fighter. >> you know, i'm excited, and nervous, and very proud to be able to stand here for all of the other women in the fire department. >> this is a great, look at our future success. we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: fire commissioner adam tiehl says mostly male department is working to recruit more women but it is not easy. >> it is just in the something i saw women do so i never thought to do it. >> reporter: crystal yates is cities first african-american paramedic services chief. her father, a retired fire fighter joined the department

when it was all male in the 1970's. today she has role models like lieutenant diane mercer, one of the first woman to join in 1985 and long, her first mentor. >> i stand on the shoulders of others and hopefully my shoulders are strong enough so that some people could stand on mine. >> reporter: today's swearing in is a informal ceremony so those trail blaze would go man can get to work, their official celebration with all of the pomp and circumstance is scheduled to take place in june. in northeast philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". democrats in the senate now have the 41 votes needed to sustain a filibuster against president trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch, looming filibuster set stage for republicans to potentially go nuclear. >> nomination we're going to be reported to the floor. >> reporter: senate judiciary committee moved judge gorsuch one step closer to becoming next supreme court justice but also one step closer to a showdown on the senate floor.

>> a partisan party line vote in the committee is sad, but it is a reflection on on a brokenness in the u.s. senate and not any problem with judge gorsuch. >> reporter: senator chris coons became first democrat to say he will filibuster judge gorsuch nomination when it comes up for a vote, this week >> i'm not ready to he end debate on this issue so i will vote. >> reporter: senate is scheduled to take final vote on gorsuch's nomination on friday and republicans insist he will be confirmed, even if they have to invoke the so-called nuclear option. another historic move. >> if we have to, we will change the rules and it looks like we're going to have to. >> reporter: a rule change means filibusters would no long's reply to this supreme court nominee or those in the future and would only require a simple majority for approval democrats insist, judge gorsuch was purposely evasive during his confirmation hearing and still angry president obama's supreme court pick was denied a hearing. >> treatment of the merrick

garland of this committee is nothing more than a partisan rubber stamp. >> reporter: republicans say gorsuch is more than qualified to replace justice antonin scalia who died more than a year ago. democrats first invoked nuclear option in 2013 when they changed the rules doing away with filibuster for ought executive branch appointments and lower court picks this rule change if approved would extend that supreme court nominations. president trump's son in law and senior advisor jared kushner is in iraq right now. he helped there had with u.s. joint chiefs of staff chairman general joseph dunnford. trump administration says kushner wants to see situation in iraq for himself and show support for, the government. the president welcomed the president of egypt to the white house today, thinks president abdel asisi's first official visit to the white house. did he not receive an invite from president obama. they had a strained relationship because of egypt 's human rights record. president trump sees an opportunity to reboot ties with one of the closest u.s.

allies in the region. >> we agree on so many things, i just want to let everybody know in case there was any doubt, that we are very much behind president asisi, he has done a fantastic job in a very difficult situation. we are very much behind egypt, and the people of egypt. >> president trump is also sitting down with king abdullah of jordan on wednesday. frightening incident at a hotel in michigan over the weekend. one teenager was killed and 14 others are sickened following a carbon monoxide leak in the indoor swimming pool and now pool heater is being blamed. employees at the quality inn and suites in niles, michigan, just north of the indiana state border found multiple children passed out around the indoor pool. the oldest was 14, youngest was 12. officials say carbon monoxide levels in the pool room were over 800 parts per million even after they happened opened up the doors. >> it was extremely high. they are supposed to be zero. >> parents thought they had

their children in a safe place and something like this happens, oh, my gosh. >> teenager who was killed was 13. eight children, five rescuers and hotel housekeeper were taken to the hospital, choice hotels which owns quality inn released a statement saying that this is an isolated incident. our highest priority is always the safety and well-being of our guests. the hotel will likely remain closed until it passes inspections. governor tom wolf was in philadelphia today touring the district 1199c training and upgrading fund. the governor toured the breast lynn learning center on south broad street and, discussed importance of apprenticeship and job training. it was established in 1974 and serves more than 4,000 students every year. the fund helps students meet their educational goals and assist them with career placement. still to come on "eyewitness news", some vaccinate or not to vaccinate, some parents question the effectiveness of flu shots.

now a new study may have the answer parents need, health reporter stephanie stahl has the information in less than 10 minutes. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is challenging a start to a fight, and it looks like this beef goes back a few decade. the friend hoist target of his tweet. lauren? well, it is only machine but we are always looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. it will be on the cooler side on saturday but not too chilly , middle 50's just a few degrees below our average. milder on sunday with temperatures climbing up in the 60's. we will see cloud around on saturday but we will have a sunny, sunday in store so not too bad for upcoming weekend as we will be staying dry, we will be right

actor matthew perry says thanks, but no thanks. >> he turned down canadian prime minister justin trudeau 's twit erin variety tation to fight. on saturday trudeau challenge per toy a rematch, after perry said he beat trudeau up years ago in school. perry turns out invitation on twitter acknowledging that trudeau has an army at his disposal. as for original fight perry says it was because he was jealous of trudeau's athletic ability. happy birthday, dorris day iconic actress turns 95, star of the pillow talk and move over darling was born in 1922, although, for many years she claimed she was born in 1924. that was settled this year when the associated press obtained a copy of her birth certificate, and now day is celebrate herring birthday by asking support for her favorite cause, animal welfare . i remembered her, the movie, i think i remember tv show more than movie. back in the day. >> so many classic is how

about that. >> is what two years. >> how bit. >> well, he said he would never get married again. >> find out which hollywood star and pro wrestler popped the question inside of

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flu vaccines saves children's live according to new research. on the healthwatch a new study from the cdc shows getting a flu shot significantly reduces a child's wrist from being dying from the flu. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on a new report released today. >> flu season usually starts to wind down around right now, in april but we have a few pockets of flu is still in our area. terms of the pediatric deaths, cdc says 61 children have been killed by influenza or complications from it. one new jersey family knows, just how dangerous this illness can really be.

>> jennifer miller cherishes spending time with her daughter, caroline after almost losing her in 2012, when jennifer thought her five-year old was having an asthma attack. >> i was really sick. it was hard for me to breathe. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with flu, pneumonia, within 36 hours, she was on a ventilator and fighting for her life. the miller's usually got annual flu shots but life was busy and they just didn't get around to it. >> it is tremendous guilt. she could in the make her own appointment. that was my responsibility. >> reporter: new study in the journal pediatrics say majority of children who die from the flu was not vaccinated. researchers studied 291 pediatric flu deaths between 2010/2014, 3/4 of the children did not have vaccine and 23rd of kid with health problems were not vaccinated. >> those children are more likely to have severe influenza if they get sick and more likely to die.

>> reporter: jennifer's daughters suffers with mild asthma. >> not get herring flu shot was by far the greatest parenting mistake, and really greatest mistake i have made in my life. >> reporter: knew she works with families fighting flu and made it her mission to make sure that this does not happen to other families. now, it is recommended that everyone six months of age and older get an annual flu shot, sometime in the fall, and even though vaccination research still is low but doctors say this flu season was in the as bad as in years past. however, delaware got hit hard , 11 deaths in delaware this year. take it seriously. >> do you, you really do. >> thanks, stephanie. new moms can now bond with their babies and in a special way, this is one of the new all private, mother/baby rooms at einstein medical center in philadelphia the 28 rooms run veiled today and they allowed new borns to stay with their mother day and night. now this encourages bonding and helps family learn how to care for the new baby, einstein delivers about 3,000 babies, every year.

and baby was a nice day today. >> oh, yeah, baby. >> yes. >> it was nice. >> it was a nice day, nice temperatures, feeling good, warmest day, by far in over a week. it is the rain that is rolling right back in. we are getting a live look at center city philadelphia on sky scan three. cloud in place, gray looking scene at seeing a lot of new earlier in the day today but temperatures feeling much more spring-like that we have had in recent weeks. we will check with our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers reporting temperatures in the 60's. mostly low and middle 60es a in the area we have 60 degrees right now at our weather watcher wayne's house. landisberg pennsylvania, he has cloudy conditions right now. relatively light wind speed and he said start off sunny but now cloud before the storm , i think wayne has got a hint of the forecast but that is about to come but we will check with another weather watchers, we will head out to pennsylvania, joseph, look at

our weather watcher debut future meteorologist, i think so, are land, pennsylvania he has partly sunny conditions. he says monster rain storm arriving this evening with up to 2 inches of rainfall expected. joseph, are you going to steel my job? but that is absolutely correct we could see more than 2 inches have rainfall accumulation in parts of the area especially north and west of the city as we head throughout the overnight period and through our tuesday as well but most of the rain will fall overnight tonight. so storm scan three showing us quiet conditions right now, couple of sprinkles up toward lehigh valley, otherwise, very socked in with the cloud but much more moisture up wind. all this energy and moisture will continue to lift its way north east and leading edge of the precipitation, will build in the delaware valley as we head in the second half of the evening. overnight tonight, it is a rainy one. heavy wind, rain, embedded thunderstorms, low temperature of 52. for tomorrow windy, warm. we will see showers lingering around in the morning but some

breaks of sunshine maybe even times of just straight up sunshine midday but then we could see hit or miss thunderstorms redevelop in the afternoon hours. don't let your guard down tomorrow. high temperature feeling warmer up to 73. future weather showing as you we head throughout the evening hours here comes that rainfall , widespread in nature and heavy in intensity at 11:00 o'clock hour. heaviest of rain will fall overnight tonight, midnight, one, two, 3:00 a.m. pockets of heavier rainfall, and mount pocono, heavy rain purring down in the 3:00 o'clock hour still dealing with widespread precipitation and early tomorrow morning, we are seeing best chance of showers will be to the east of i-95 but then again watch out for redevelopment of storms heading in to tomorrow afternoon. rainfall totals will be variable but you can see we will pick up heavy rainfall in some spots. expecting half inch in mess places but we could see an inch, over even 2 inches if we get that heaviest rainfall and

thunderstorm activity concentrated over one area overnight tonight. for wednesday winding things down. 68 degrees, breezy, mild with sunshine. storms do return as we head into thursday, showers, thunderstorms looking likely. a few strong to severe. as we head into friday phillies home opener, light showers around but not a drenching and things quiet down in the long range, really nice, spring conditions. >> um-hmm, all right, thank you. didn't necessity if you knew but the demand some respect. he rules box office over the weekend. >> very, very sorry. >> the kid might be on to me. >> dream works animated comedy dominated the box office with a 49 million-dollar debut, it tells story of how the arrival of the new babe which a surprisingly adult like person a impacts one life. following close behind at number two disney's remake of beauty and beast earning 47.5 million-dollar, and ghosts in the shell debuted third with 19 million-dollar.

a ring in the ring. wrestling match end with a surprise proposal at wrestlemania last night. jon cena shocked their girl friend. michelle turner joins us from los angeles with the details. >> reporter: ukee and jessica can be pretty tough but same time, very, very sweet. nothing illustrates that more when the big guy got down on one knee. >> i have been waiting so long for me to ask you this, will you marry me. >> reporter: he put the ring on it. wrestlemania 33 is spot to pre toes girlfriend of nearly five-year nicki bella what is not to love about that tiffany ring. proposal comes as nicki continues her wwe come back after neck surgery and jon preparing to take time off to make more movies. >> your career is just going in this direction, right, do you ever pinch yourself. >> i am really fortunate that i get a lot of opportunities. i have a very good perspective of the pendulum swings both

ways, man. >> mark wahlberg, ate mark wahlberg. >> he follows his rolls in train wreck, sisters and daddy 's home. >> yes. >> but by voicing the bull in the upcoming animated film based on the classic children 's book. >> i'm not a fighting bull. >> you don't need to be a fighting bull you just to have look like a fighting bull. >> hollywood demand are keeping john from home he and new fiance nicki have more to celebrate. >> i will be in atlanta filming a movie, hopefully see my lady, would i like to see her so hopefully she will come in and say hello but we will see. >> surprise them. >> that would be a good idea. >> of course, we will have much more on tonight's et, ukee and jessica, back to you. get all of your news, entertainment tonight and every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. still ahead on "eyewitness news" spring means flowers blooming, trees coming alive, and, cows? >> that is right vittoria woodill went in search of

signs of spring and got an eye full, aside from short what else signifies spring in philly, see for yourself when we c

"eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill went in search of undeniable signs that spring has finally sprung , so what did you find. >> i found a lot of people just in good spirits, one of the perks with my job is that i just get to go out and talk to people, what i found today was that spring was in the air , and people were celebrating, loud and proud, showing a little skin, lets take a look.

spring was out in the city and so were folks breaking out shirts, drew's motto skies out , thighs out. >> i take earliest opportunity to get the shorts out because, you know, if there is any semblance of warmth around then you know, you should have your legs out. >> reporter: how does air feel >> the air feels great. it feels great. >> reporter: show off those legs, look at that how does it feel. >> feels good. >> reporter: springtime temperatures had flowers, folks, perked up all over town , dining out side, playing in the grass and taking a break to chill. >> so, do i look as cool as you guys. >> yeah. >> i like your shoes. >> thanks, i like your shoes. >> thank you. >> reporter: they are ready to bear their ankles. >> it is warm enough to show signs, i'm pastie, in that area so once i get a nice tan i might show them off. >> reporter: they were out to enjoy the beginning of all things spring. >> i'm loving head band are you so exited to dress little

ann in springtime a tire. >> i am, i am, lots of bright colors. >> yes. >> reporter: i don't want to interrupt she's busy, so are you, so enjoy today, okay. >> reporter: we had london and key on here enjoying the day. i'm live at boat house row. what is the best, part of the weather today. >> you just can run around with no jacket on. it feels good. >> what do you love about spring weather today. >> go in the water, and spend time together. >> reporter: can we come in for a squeeze. come in for a squeeze. spending time together, having fun in this weather and just having a ball. i feel like we need to do, guys we need to feel wind. can we do some turns. we are doing some turns. k, we will just keep twirling in this weather, guys, sending it back to you. now i'm dizzy. >> be careful. >> say hi to mom and dad too. >> hey, mom and dad. >> i'm out of here.

>> thanks. >> it makes you happy. >> it does. >> thanks, toi that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. teens throwing rocks at cars on the pennsylvania turnpike and this is just one of the six cars damaged, i'm anita oh the laws one driver wants change as a result. we have breaking news to tell but deadly gunfire in broad daylight we are live as police investigate a shooting that left at least two dead. plus calling for his job, high profile people trying to get district attorney seth williams out of office and how they are trying to do it, lauren. we start off with sunshine , cloud are rolling in and next up, round of heavy rainfall and thunderstorm activity. i'll let you know what to expect in your forecast coming upright now. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening.

we have breaking news barrage of bullets, shell casing litter a lane and sidewalks, evidence of the violent scene in north philadelphia tonight at least two people dead after shootingness broad daylight. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt just arrived on the scene and what can you tell us. >> reporter: jessica and ukee terrible scene at north styles , and i want to back out of the way. we got an update from james clark about 10 minutes ago at philadelphia police, he tells me this happened after 3:30 this afternoon, and four people shot, two are pronounced dead, all four were taken to the hospital, and he said he is not going to get in the specific circumstances but we do know that it happened at 11th and north styles in north philadelphia just after 3:30. we are told those four men were standing outside, on a sidewalk, when a car came up, fired multiple shots, at lee 21 shell casings on the ground