>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. well here comes the rain again. be sure to have your raincoat an umbrella nearby. we'll tell when you it will come in handy. >> bullet casings literary north philadelphia street after a deadly shooting in broad daylight that puts a neighborhood school into lockdown. >> the confetti going to fall from north carolina. >> one shining moment after last year's heart breaking buzzer beater to villanova redemption. for the north carolina tar heels. today is tuesday, april 4th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day set on traffic and weather with katie and meisha. already feels pretty warm out there. maybe with some showers? >> did feel nice coming in. only bummer for the morning commute the wet roadways.

so that's the story line. >> pretty much s but we actually had really heavy rounds that rolled through overnight. when you see storm scan, what you see here, is departing now i do think there could be stray showers, see on the tail end of the radar loop here, there is some leftovers, but the bulk of the heavy rain, and we had expected this, is that at this point making it departure, that's some good news, right? we do, however, still have to contend with additional showers in scattered fashion for the rest of the day. this is all part of much larger storm, if you have been following this with us now for the last couple of days, the same storm that broke out with severe weather in the deep south. we're still not expecting severe weather here today. but, i do think you could end up with heavier thunderstorms again sort of like the popcorn variety, show up on the radar in scattered fashion, later today. so for now, yes, it felt mild. it certainly is. 60 degrees, at philadelphia international airport right now. so since we're off to such a warm start, we'll have no problem rebounding back to the low seven # zero's here today. of course, there is always a trade off when you have got

this kind of set up. of course trade off is going to be for us we end one some showers, some thunderstorms. but heavy stuff guys, pretty much out of here. everything for the rest of the day is going to be scattered, it is unsettled. that goes for everyone. but, in terms of getting drenched, mean, i think that ship has thankfully same i can see the sheen on the road behind you here. >> katie, thank you so many. yes, so, we will have some myfoxphilly.com throughout this morning, we already have one right now, jackknife tractor-trailer 95 south pushing toward cottman, pulled off, as you can see, to the left. some backups already. only 4:32 in the morning to be exact. headed out the door right now on nine at already getting hung up balls of the jackknife tractor-trailer. premonition every things come, possibly, because of the wet roadways, it will be a little scat nerd nature, so might slow us down in certain areas off and on. see how it picks up this morning, but overall again i have to say give yourselves extra time. construction out there, pa

turnpike, one lane blocked there, also, more construction, 42 northbound at 676, right lane block, a lot of the right or left lane blockages will start to slow you down too being that the rain is kind of coming down little built, or you have wet roadways in some areas. between route 641 and route 42, route 55 northbound, and i'll let you know as soon as it clears. >> police continue to investigate deadly gunfire in north philadelphia that killed two people, injured two other, and forced nearby school into lockdown. >> the violence unfolds in the broad daylight on the corner of 11th and west trial street around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, authority say almost two dozen gunshots were fired at this apartment complex across the street from saint melaky school, two taken to the hospital, two died short time later. >> we believe someone came east from this location and started firing. one shooter, maybe two, started firing at the individuals. getting information there might have been a vehicle, gray suv at the top of the block that they may have after

the shooting went back to the vehicle and fled from the location. >> authorities believe the suspect and the victims new each other. one of the victims is in critical condition, the other is in critical but stable condition. the trial of eric frein the man accused of murdering pennsylvania state trooper scheduled to begin this morning, the trial will take place at the pike county courthouse in milford. frein is charged in the 2,014 ambush slaying of corporate brian dixon which also wounded trooper alex douglas. frein has pleaded not guilty. judge will allow prosecute tears use videotaped confession by frein. injury fry chester county was brought in to hear the case. there is no word on whether a judge will dion allowing certain evidence in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. prosecutors want the jury to see sealed document that contains cosby at mid the g to giving andrea constand and other women quaaludes, some as early as the 19 70s. prosecution also wants portion's of cosby's book, childhood used against him n that book cosby talked about using spanish flies to get women to like him.

defense team is asking why the to allow additional questions for perspective jurors. says the questionnaire will help determine whether jurors being selected from allegany county may be bias because of the international attention to the cosby case. >> and former d.a. lynn abraham and attorney richard spock filed lawsuit to remove district attorney seth williams from office. on friday, williams voluntarily suspended his license but he said he does plan to stay in office. last month as you may remember williams was indicted on charges of bribery annex portion. "kyw news radio" reports the da's office has declined to comment on the lawsuit. >> in other news, emergency repairs have shut down the bridge linking avalon to sea isle city. cape may county closed the towns lent inlet bridge avenge nears found crack under water in one of the peers that supports the bridge. bridge is shutdown indefinately. pennsylvania state police are looking for two men who allegedly through rocks and reinforcement steel at passing cars on the pennsylvania turnpike. this is the damage to one of

toast carls. it happened sunday afternoon near mile marker 337. that's near levittown. investigators say the men hurled the items from ground level while standing behind a concrete barrier by the westbound lanes. >> and a guy standing beside one of the concrete barriers with a rock, thrown it across the barrier, and he hit my windshield t could have killed me very easily. >> morons. six cars were damaged. police have vague description of the two men if caught and hopefully they will be they face criminal misdemeanor charge for propulsion every missiles. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked this fire that destroyed bucks county barn. chopper three over the 200 block every smith school road in bed minister township. fire officials tell "eyewitness news" the barn was loaded with hey, and embers spread to another structure. fortunately, no animals or people were hurt. >> this morning intelligence sources now believe they know who is responsible for yesterday's terrorist attack on russian subway in st.

petersberg. intelligence agency says the bomber was a cure born russian citizen. suicide bomber set off device between metro stations and one of the busiest parts of the city. the attack killed 14 people, injured about 40 others. a second device was found and disable at another station. the white house address dollars the act of terror. >> the united states condemns this reprehensible attack and act of violence. our thought and prayers are with the injured and with the russian people as we extend our deepest condolence to the loved ones who have been killed and injured. >> and president trump has called russian president vladmeere putin to express his condolances. back here at home it promises to be dramatic showdown on capitol hill when the confirmation for supreme court nominee for neil gorsuch happens on friday. now have enough vote for a filibuster. chris coons became the crucial 41st vote against gorsuch, also the senate judiciary committee where the vote to back gorsuch was along party lines as expected. senate republicans vowing to use the so-called nuclear

option and change senate rules which means that gorsuch will likely be confirmed with just 52 republican vote. >> i conclude that judge gorsuch doesn't share a main stream view of the constitutional right as they apply to individuals, their right to liberty, their right to privacy. >> we will not have a successful filibuster of a supreme court nominee because if we have to, we will change the rules and it looks like we're going to have to. >> now it was actually democrats who first invoked the nuclear option in 2013. that's when they changed the rules doing away with filibusters for all executive branch appointments, and lower court picks. the republicans plan to replace obamacare may be down but apparently not out. white house officials offering a change to the measure hoping to win support from conservatives who helped derail t the change would let states apply for wave presser insurance coverage requirements that president obama's healthcare law imposed, including a requirement that ensures can't

drop sick people. complain these requirements could drive up premium costs. >> in sports, this morning, the north carolina tar heels say they have avenge dollars. >> tar heels your new men's national basketball champions. the tar heels justice jackson, the go ahead three-point play with a minute 40 to play. north carolina out lasted the gonzaga bulldogs last night right here on cbs-3. the coach's third national championship. mover highlight, hear from the players in our next hour. >> much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," suspense in the subway. man falls on to the new york subway tracks, and it is caught on camera. hear from the man who risk his life to save him. >> and two philly women break the glass ceiling in the fire department. we're philly proud and back in

♪

♪ ♪ when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam. it was so light and soft... not sticky. it's light. it's different. it's foam. >> subway ride nerve new york city saves a man on the tracks

and it is all caught on camera. here is the footage from saturday night at the third avenue el station in manhattan. watch as one man picks up another subway rider and bridges him to safety. good samaritan was on his way to work when he saw someone fall on the tracks, with no time to think he sprung into action. >> one thing i can completely say, i'm pretty confident about, if i didn't pick him up, that train would have got him. i always thought hey if i was the guy yes i would go down and help somebody. but whether it happens, kind of the moment of truth. >> bravo, jonathan. a train came just one minute after that rescue. it is still unclear how that man fell on to the tracks in the first place. >> well, two women in the philadelphia fire department have shattered another glass ceiling, they're the first to feel their high ranking positions. linda long is the first female fire battalion chief. she began her career as the paramedics, rise to go captain. she then left, then started over in the philadelphia firefighter academy. long is the first ever to be both a paramedic and firefighter. crystal yates is the city's first after can american

paramedics services chief. >> i'm excited, and nervous, and proud to be able to stand here for all of the other women in the fire department. >> i stand on the shoulders of other, hopefully my shoulders strong enough so that people can stand on mine. >> what a message. so proud of those two women. and the swearing in was an informal ceremony, so these two can get to work. the formal celebration with all of the proper pomp and circumstance is set for june. con yacht lakes cents. >> speaking of pomp and circumstance, it is 4:43. >> and katie is here with another check of the forecast. what pomp and circumstance, katie? >> i know, she doesn't feel well. she has a head coal. i'm just trying to make her feel better. >> i think it is an allergy driven thing, please bear with me. you know, i wasn't about to miss a big storm system roll in. >> so excited for the wetter. >> here probably against my better judgement but regardless i want to get you out the door anyway here. taking a look at "skycam 3", starting things wolf spring garden and broad street, just different angle after shot

from our station head quarter here. looks like at least since traffic is still light, things are moving somewhat smoothly. meisha will have your update in a minute or two. but obviously wet outside. heaviest rain has thankfully since moved through. but it is out there. you can see right now that really big swat of rain that moved through. at least it had good timing. if you can say such a thing, came through overnight, fewer people on the road, a lot of us actually sleeping, will make its retreat off to the northeast. notice far from done from the stormment right now sitting in the warm sector it, means we will warm up east letter here today, but dodging some additional showers and thunderstorms. is it a wash snout absolutely not. but you'll find some additional showers and thunderstorms popping up throughout the afternoon, especially, when it comes to storms. so let's time this out. moving forward couple of hours, wrapping up the typical morning commute. really just left with damp, dreary, somewhat damp conditions, with these scattered showers, but the heavy stuff is pretty much done. then these popcorn thunderstorms we like to call them just after lunchtime

starting to fire up. none of these look severe. should be very scattered, spots that are actually going to stay dry, throughout the rest of the afternoon. but, as the day progresses here, this whole thing zips out of here. we're left with a clearing sky, which for wednesday, nice little break-in between systems, don't get too used to it, storm hereby thursday, likely does, in fact, bring us some stronger thunderstorms before we cool back down for the weekend, meisha? >> katie, thank you so much. coming up and down, but i mean, seven's today, can't argue with. that will good morning, happy tuesday. so what do we have going on? katie said yes, rain, wet roadways, all will slow you down, and it already is even though it is not in the 5:00 hour. so we have an accident here 95 south approaching cottman. it was a jackknife tractor-trailer, pulled all the way off to the far left side. you can see how slow moving it already is. as these travelers try to squeeze by there. this is one area that picks up the quickest, and is impacted, one of the most, if there is any wet roadways. so just a heads up if you are headed out 95 south

approaching cottman right now, i would still give yourself a couple of extra minute, if you are thinking of headed out there in 45 minute to an hour, do you have tack on some extra time. we will keep an eye on that for youment construction pa turnpike between ft. washington norristown one lane block there. we do have come construction crews scattered around the area, route 641 and route 42, this one out there until around 6:00 a.m. this is also a mobile crew, i'll let you know as soon as they move out of your way. looks like they're still out there. >> construction newtown, route 332, it is pulled all the way off to the shoulder. shouldn't slow you down too much. again these are always our i'm keeping my eye on because we have wet roadways this morning, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. coming up workplace where the bosses are going to extreme to track their workers. did we just not know about this? coming up in this morning's money watch. >> hopefully not. bonds withing baby, a place where new moms can spend more quality time with their newborns, all when "eyewitness news" continues.

♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. the in-laws have children are here.t so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide.

i'm lucky to get through a couldn't keep up.rgenter. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. tide. number one rated. it's got to be tide

>> people are talking from my head, i hear voices all the time, but now they are actually talking. >> time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> let's see if we can go to jill wagner live at the new york stock exchange, jill not there, maybe see her in the 5:00 hour. for now we go to ever roxanna with this morning's money watch reports. >> construction is on the rise hitting its highest level in five years. construction rose 0.8% in february after two months every decline. strong demand for new homes, and more spending on roads and schools are fueling the increase. on wall street the dow lost 13-point. the nasdaq fell 17. >> the website wallet hub comparing stress levels across the country, based on factors

like hours worked, job security, and adequate sleep. it found that the most stressful states are alabama, louisianna, and mississippi. the calm places are iowa, north dakota, minnesota. >> google's android now the world's post popular operating system on computers, tablet, smart phones. stat counter found android end past microsoft windows for the first time since the 1980s, android dominates in asia, windows in north america, and europe. and 300 local businesses in 25 cities are marking ' qual payday today by offering 20% discount, mostly to women. facebook coo cheryle sandberg says on average women in the u.s. turn about 20% less than men in the same job. foundation 20% counts campaign makes that point with this video, imagine ago woman's day with 20% less of everything. that's your cbs money watch report. for more log on to

cbsmoneywatch.com n new york, i'm roxanna. >> well, new moms can now bond with their babies in a very special way. this is one of the new all private mother-baby rooms at einstein medical center in philadelphia. the 28 rooms allow newborns to stay with their mothers day and night, and it encourages bonding and lets families with their new babies. >> coming up after the break, another check on traffic. >> and, japanese culture week in full bloom. learn what's in store today as the celebration continues. katie? >> well, guys, definately looking ahead to some spring-like thunderstorms out there today. thankfully nothing severe. but later in the week, a different system bridges that threat of severe weather. we will talk about it on the

prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh...

...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> the bulk of the really heavy rain that we were expecting from the storm has already moved through. so the timing was actually

sort of on our side this time around. but you will notice, if you look off in the distance here, "skycam 3", there is certainly some low-lying cloud cover. you can see the reflection from the skyscrapers on the skyline there. also, damp roadways, very tell tail. 06 degrees the current temperature off to very mild start. it is a little breezy. that wind flow, how much, is coming out after milder place from the south. so it is actually going to feel like a warm wind. getting that time of year where the wind doesn't always mean a chillier feeling to the air. storm scan certainly still active, thankfully the heaviest rain now more of new england concern. we will still have the aftermath here in the form of additional showers, very scattered fashion for the morning time frame, better shot for any thunderstorms into the afternoon, though should not be severe. by tomorrow break between systems, and better chance for stronger thunderstorms, with the next storm on thursday. meisha? >> kind of crazy, how it is broken up, like a sunny day, rainy day. >> each day bridges something different. >> absolutely. thank you so much. good morning, everybody, happy tuesday to you.

so katie was talking about that rain coming down, the wet roadways, we have it, already posting some problems for you. sock looking outside, 95, approaching cottman, see we do have an accident here, also have a jackknife tractor trailer in there. what's happening, is it is slowing everybody down, not only because of congestion levels starting to build, there but also gaper delays pushing everyone to the far right, and really slowing down as they pass this multiple vehicles involved, lot of flashing lights, wet roadways, that's what you are going to get. already not even in the 5:00 hour, already seeing some pretty significant slow downs around this area. so, if you are just thinking of headed out 95 south approaching cottman you want to give yourselves extra time even though it is still dark and early. but, dealing with retrod ways, that's what we get. also construction out there, mobile crew, 55 northbound, between 641 and route 42, they're going to be out there until 6:00 a.m. then also we have some construction in newtown, 59 north and south at 332, pulled off to the shoulder, a lot more to talk about coming up in the next ten to 15 minutes, jim, over to you.

>> thank you shall meisha. headed out the die stay updated when our forecast, "kyw news radio" 10606789 also, philadelphia's effort to crackdown on predatory towing faces a challenge in federal court. more than a year since septa police launch their body camera program, the findings are in on how it is affecting the performance of transit officers. and a pennsylvania house committee advances a gop budget plan, that spends less than the governor's budget. check in two, three, four times a day, on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> philadelphia celebrating japanese culture at the shops at liberty place this week. >> participants there practiced their paper folding skills by learning to create intricate trains and flowers, the shops will feature different educational events surrounding japanese culture such as classical japanese dancing, and that starts today at noon. well, if you have been wait to go file your taxes, we have some good news for you. >> i certainly have. you still have some time to save money as you pay uncle sam. we'll tell you four tax credit

you may not even realize you qualify for, could keep hundreds of dollars in your alert. >> plus industrial building burns down in california. we'll tell you about the big danger firefighters had to deal with what fighting the blaze. we're back at the top of the hour. stay with us, honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go.

we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good.

a third person has died after a shooting in broad daylight. just steps from a philadelphia school. and this morning, police are still looking for the shooter. we will tell but the reason officers say the victims may have been targeted. a super-soaker overnight drenches a delaware valley leaving roads slick for your morning commute. what you can expect for mother nature as you head out the door. >> and march madness comes to an end with the un c tar heels on top. we'll show you some of the big moments from the national

championship game and how un c fans celebrated overnight. >> is that why they call it madness? >> yes, i believe so. today is tuesday, april 4th, good morning, i'm jim done val. >> i'm rahel solomon. plus former international lead service it g philly today. first checking the forecast with katie and the roads with meisha. >> good morning, guys, rain, rain, go away, right? you can hear the chanting, and looking at the roadways, already seeing problems just cracking in the 5:00 hour. and that's what rainy roadways will do. >> thankfully i think mother nature heard your cry, your battle cry, because the worse of the really heavy stuff is actually moving out. >> oh,. >> you thought i controlled it? meisha this whole time. just look at it out there. taking a look at storm scan. okay, you can see the heavy swat of widespread rain making it departure, are we finish with the storm? not so fast. we're now sitting in the warm sector after much larger storm, it is the same one that brought in the severe weather if you recall, in the last couple of days. so the deep south back to texas, so we're not expecting ve