>> gremlin in the computer. >> you know what's funny? one of our anchors, sister station "kyw news radio," carol mackenzie, if there is a weird technical problem, she said i think grandpa got on the control board. >> i think he ran down the hall and went to your machine. >> crazy. >> we will get it back together. >> we will pull it together. >> a lot of construction out there, accidents out there, little awkward driving conditions on a friday morning. >> you had that yesterday, too. a lot of accident, act being like they were out there for any reason, at least quiet again. and when you look at the radar, what you will notice out there, there is a little speckle of green. that shows upright on the tail end of the loop. i don't want you to worry about that. a lot of times the radar can pick up on things that aren't actually there. sure enough, we're trying to deceive this morning with that little pocket of what looks like showers, and even some pink showing up. don't worry about precipitation, just some clouds rolling on in, i am going to rely on eyewitness weather watchers, if you actually do see any signs of wet weather, please, let me

know. but right now, i'm expecting just clouds overhead. at least for the early part of the morning, then break for some sunshine. looking at the 24 hour temperature change, well, nothing really changed at all. in fact, at philadelphia international airport, but surrounding the city, under generally clear sky through the overnight, your temperatures have gun to drop off. into green here, as many as 13, though, in places like wildwood. so, it is kind of on par where we were yesterday for most every you, little chillier as some of the area shore point, we started off with clouds yesterday anyway. now meantime, look at the temperatures, yes, chilly. so if you are going to see any ground clutter at radar site, and it is 36 degrees, mount pocono is going to maybe show up pink on the radar. it doesn't mean that there is actually anything falling to the ground. thirty-nine the temperature in atlantic city, chilly start for you, not very windy necessarily, but cooler air has absolutely settled in. and happy friday to you. i think we're looking ahead to another pleasant spring day here, of six with any clouds eventually breaking for more and more sunshine, down the shore, probably more clouds

throughout the course of the day, but again, quiet day. poconos had the best chance to see nothing but sunshine today, although it will be cool, high just 56 degrees. but meisha, nice way to wrap up the weekends and kick start a holiday weekends. >> absolutely it is, i was going to say it will be gorgeous outside. so make sure to make all of those easter plans, and by the way, i'll say it now and say it again sunday, happy early easter to you. looking outside, the vine, looking good, as you push in the westbound direction. also, looking good, as you push in the eastbound direction, exactly what we want to see and what we can expect to see unless there were significant problems. so this morning, on a friday, looking good for those of you jumping on the roadways, leaving your homes. you're in great company. forty-two freeway northbound first look in new jersey, looking nice, there as well. hopefully we can keep you at the levels for a little while. construction we're seeing out there starting to get cleared out of the way. pa turnpike between ft. washington and norristown, right lane still blocked, this one past valley forge has now since been cleared. also, talking about the northeast ex it n sean at

mid-county, e-zpass lanes reopened. pa turnpike ramps to mid-county construction crews still out there in that area. then the northeast extension southbound, between quakertown and lansdale, that right lane blocked. northeast extension northbound between lansdale and lehigh valley now since been cleared. so you can see a lot of the clues starting to move out of the way which is good. forty-two southbound, right lane still blocked, 55 northbound, between 641 and route 42, the crews are still out there, as well. jim, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. topping news this morning, fatal shooting outside of bar in north philadelphia overnight. now police are trying to figure fought that incident at the bar was related to the shooting itself. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in strawberry mansion with the details on this story. good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. police have now confirmed that it was a 22 year old man who was shot here in strawberry mansion overnight. shot in the back once, and died at the hospital. and now, as you mention, investigators are trying to figure out if it was a fight at a nearby bar that sparked

this vie len. you can see here hine me this morning that police have just wrapped up their work here on the scene, and if you take a look at the video, you can see what they've been doing here overnight. homicide detective and crime scene units were here for hours processing the evidence left behind. number of spent shell says action were found there along the sidewalk. police say they came from semiautomatic weapon. meantime the search now on for kill they are morning, the shooting happened just before 2:00 here in the 2500 block of north 27th street. police responded to find that 22 year old man shot and in need of help. they took him to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead short time later. investigators are now speaking to witnesses, to sort out what may have sparked the gunfire, police say there was actually some sort of altercation at nearby barlow kate dollars at 27th and sergeant streets. they say the fight started inside and spilled outside, but it is still unclear how the victim was involved. >> at this time we're not sure if this physical altercation is related to the shooting. we don't know if the people

involved in the fight are the same people that were involved in the shooting. but it is something that investigators are looking into. >> now, police have not yet released the name of the man who was shot and killed, but they do not believe he was an employee of this bar. later on today, investigators will be going around this area looking for surveillance video, hoping that can help. anyone with information is asked to call police. for now live in strawberry mansion, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back into you. >> they're call it mowab, have bombed isis tarring net afghanistan, and have employed the military largest none nuclear weapon ever used in combat. >> cbs news core month roxanna has the latest on this story. >> really another successful job, we're very, very proud of our military. >> president trump praised the armed for cents after thursday's air strike in eastern afghanistan. the mother of all bombs, caring nearly 1 tons of

explosives, aimed at underground cave complex the pentagon says was used by isis. the moab the most powerful nuclear device. >> i authorize the military, we have the greatest military in the world, they've done a job as usual. >> said the goal was to spare afghan soldiers and their american advisors from having to go into the cave. democratic senator elizabeth warren questioned the timing. >> i want to hear more from the generals out in the field about why they thought this was the right bomb and this was the right moment. >> experts believe the us could also be sending a message to the syrian regime and north korea. >> no matter how much you hide at a house, we can forget. >> the pentagon says the strike had been in the works for month, comes as north korea considering major weapons test of its own, in celebration of it founder. >> in a interview with the

associated press, north korea foreign minister accused president trump of racing tensions in the region. he warmed his nation would not keep its arms crossed in the event after pre-emptive strike by the us. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and back here at home, the search is on for a missing young boy in camden county new jersey. take a look. this is 12 year old that jeer butler, disappeared from his home or ormond, described a 5-foot three, 115 pounds, last seen warring black shirt, khaki pant, and sneakers. you are asked to call police. >> delaware judge decide the fate of p teen girls in the trial of that left a classmate dead. convicted 17 year old girl of criminally neglect homicide. seen in the video beating amy beating in the height school. judge ruled that teenager in cause her classmate's death. joyner-francis had a rare undiagnosed heart condition, and defense attorney spoke

after the ruling. >> she has a difficult road ahead of her for sure. and that's why we feel deep sadness for everybody who has been affected by this. >> at the end of the day, you cannot brutalize someone, pummel someone in the bathroom, and lead to their death, and there is no consequence for that action. >> the judge also convicted a second teen on a conspiracy charge. judge found third teen also charged with conspiracy not guilty. sentencing scheduled for next month. the teens may never go to jail because they were charged as juveniles. >> with the nfl draft just two weeks away, philadelphia police are rolling out new way to crackdown on panhandlers. police say they will be enforcing panhandling violations with compassion, focusing on outreach rather than fines or charges. septa police plan to dot same with underground panhandlers, but prepared to use fines and citations as a way to force them into treatment. >> if we can help people, that's what our goal is. you know, we want to try to get folks so they don't have to panhandle.

and there are an awful lot of decent people in the sit that i want to provide services. we just have to nudge the folks that need them. >> septa police tell "eyewitness news" the penalties will only be handed down if a panhandler repeatedly refuses help to the social assistance program. >> today is good friday. day of fasting and meditation for christians around the world. services at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city begin at noon today. there will also be a spanish service, commemorating the way of the cross, at 7:00 tonight. >> good friday is the day christians believe that jesus christ was crucified. >> ♪ >> ♪ and a show of faith in collingswood on holy thursday, the most precious blood parish on white horse pike held services last night, holy thursday commemorates jesus as last is upper. >> fire at fame hotel on the investigate he is strip, see the video next. >> plus, the ride with more suspense than anticipated. oh, two dozen people stuck on

a roller coaster, 100 feet in the air. glad this wasn't me. and it is not the first time this has happened on this ride, rahel. >> that sound like a nightmare. and chain reaction mishap, see the mess that happened after lightning hit the tree. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so if you're regular viewer of the show, we typically play top 40's pop during these bump outs, but 80s this morning, old school. >> old school? >> i mean, i think most people would consider the 80s old school. but what you didn't see off camera both jim and katie turned around to this music. >> delightful. >> this is nice. >> oh, it is friday. >> ease into the break. we'll be right back.

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>> fire broke out 10:45 their time, officials say the fire initially hard to reasonable, because of the large fountains, there were, how much, no injuries reported at the bellagio hotel and casino in las vegas. >> five year old son somehow able to walk right out of school. >> this happened last friday at brookside school in indianapolis. the boy was eventually spotted outside by a staff member, looking out after window. he's now at home safe and sound. his mother still trying to make sense how this happened. >> i don't understand how a five year old was unsupervized, and i left him under the supervision of trained staff. how this could happen, it is a high crime area, so many kids going missing every day. >> school officials say they do have security on site during school hours, but in the enough staffing to have someone at every door. they also say a radio call went out to all teachers and the boy's parents were immediately notified. >> two dozen people stuck on roller coaster ride at maryland amusement park are safe this morning. firefighters used rescue bucket trucks to get the people off the jokers jinx, at

six flags america outside of washington dc. the riders came to stand still while they were 100 feet in the air yesterday. all of them were back on the ground in about four hours. passengers got stuck on the same ride back in august 2014. jinx, i wouldn't go on a ride called jinx. >> or have anything to do with a joker. >> exactly. lightning in california causes huge tree limb to come down crushing several cars below. this was scene in chico city yesterday after bolt of lightning strike 100-foot oak tree. officials used chain saws to cut off the branch. it crushed nine cars in a parking lot below. fortunately, there were no injuries reported. nine cars, that's one heck of a limb. >> quite the damage, yes. time 5:15. katie, it is friday. >> it is indeed. i think looking ahead to nice spring weather overall here yet again. easter weekends is promising to be pretty pleasant overall as well. off to a chilly side. some of you actually already starting offer in the 30's, you can see that over my

shoulder, we take it full screen. we go out to our live neighborhood network, 39 degrees at pleasant valley middle, brodheadsville, show you the radar, you might wonder why it looks totally dry. 39 degrees, virtually no wind, generally very calm winds flow here today. with high pressure cresting over the area throughout the course of the day. with that said, i mention the radar. take a look, looks like speckles evergreen, well, speckles evergreen, but looks like it is raining, doesn't it? take a look at the radar every time. sometimes you get what's called ground clutter, where something shows up, not actually happening. sometimes the flock of birds can even trigger the radar to show up. that's where that is coming from, and in short you don't have to worry about anything falling from the sky here in the form of precipitation, new storm system starting to get its act together. doesn't look like much, at this point, but there is will blossom into larger system with time, and it is going to be crossing through for our easter weekend. that said, even though we do still have, you know, wet

weather in this forecast, i don't think it mess was your outdoor plans, as long as they take place during the daylight hours. back it up, talk about future weather for now. you have cloudy skies, many locations at least to start the day off. but it looks like those will thin with time. by the time hitting lunch or shortly thereafter maybe shortened day of the work, going back home for the weaken here looks like do you have deal with sunshine more than anything, not bad, right? then the clouds rebuild, that's into tomorrow. and that's because of warmfront passage. notice though the showers that come with this wait until later that night and they also look very scattered. so keep your outdoor plans tomorrow. a lot of egg hunts still scheduled. meanwhile today turns out sunny, pleasant afternoon, high of of six, few degrees higher than where we should be, normal high 63. not bad. forty-six tonight. couple every clouds, nothing more, then tomorrow we do have those scattered showers at night. by sunday, it does look like there will be a line of showers and thunderstorms, but again, they wait until at least night fall. so, 83 in the meantime, is the high, meisha, on easter sunday

it, might as well be june. >> exactly what i was just thinking, 83 on sunday. that's awesome. katie, thank you. and i think tgif to all of you tuning in this morning. we were looking at construction here, 202 northbound, route 30, in both directions, i was just talking about the northbound side, left lane blocked, that's now cleared. 202, you are finally looking good. because in the same area, we also had an accident little earlier, that's now since cleared. take a look at 95 south at girard, pushing in the southbound direction, looking good. you can see plenty of of your neighbors out there starting to jump out onto interstate 95. again, moving in the southbound direction. i'll keep moo i eye on this, but avenue feeling, my hinting suspicion tells me, overall, this is going to get little busy. then will taper off toward rush hour. that's typically what we see on friday, see if it ends up being the case today. then for those of you taking the ben franklin bridge pushing in the westbound direction, no problem. looking good there. we do have construction out there. route 130 between keim boulevard and jacksonville road.

left lane blocked. that's blocked looking in each direction. might start to slow you down little bit. but i would say more toward 6:00 hour, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> in the trentonian, mercer county prosecutors investigating the leak of video footage on facebook of 2015 police interrogation. the entire interrogation from start to finish wasn't posted just few short clips, nonetheless, man interrogated in the video now believes his life is in danger, after numerous media posts have called him a snitch. >> from the reading eagle, reading police yesterday charged city district judge kylie scott withdrawn den driving at tests show her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit for driving when an officer stopped her this month. scott is reading mayor. >> from the bucks county year year times, bucks county community college have approved tuition increase. bucks county resident will pay additional $5 per credit.

student who don't live in the countly pay $10 more, people living outside of pennsylvania will pay $15 more per credit. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> up next: patrick is here with sport. >> good morning, guys. yesterday we heard from injured sixer ben simmons for the first time in a long time. find out what he learned, and what the odds are, another top talent or two will be joining him on the court next year. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪

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the mets this week, they'll take on the nationals fishes pitch 4:05, aaron nola will get the start against strasburg, struck out eight phillies in a seven inning no decision last sunday in south philly. sad news from the nfl, long time steelers owner and chairman dan rooney has passed away. rooney took over operations of the steelers from his father, art, in the 19 60s. saw the team go from perennial losers to six time superbowl champion. dan rooney was 84 years old. >> the sixers season is in the books. they finished with the fourth worse record in the nba. they'll be headed to the draft lottery with nittany of lost. , in all goes well we'll see ben simmons on the court with another high round pick, maybe two. the 6ers have 14.7% chance as the number one overall pick. better than 50% chance, they'll get the la lakers pick, which is theirs, does not fall in the top three. the first time in a month we heard from simmons who says although he was out, he still learned from the experience.

>> at the end. day i learned a lot. just being around the guys, and learning the system, and give me great opportunity to learn the game. so i had a whole season where i could learn. >> the always outstanding nhl playoffs are underway, and the flyers of course are not part of it. yesterday their brass spoke with the media. general manager, ron hextall, and coach dave hack stall, talks about the importance of bringing along the team's young talent. >> very young players are going to get along. we don't plan ongoing out, and signing veterans on the back end. our kids, it is time to give them a shot, and we're going to do that. >> as we come to camp, we hope there is, you know, a young guy or two that certainly is going to come in here and compete to take one of those top nine spots. >> who says you can't go home? former flyers head coach hitchcock who coached the dallas stars to only stanley cup in 1999 has been rehired

for a second stint as the team's head coach. hitchcock spent parts of four season with the flyers, he has 781 career wins as a nnl head coach, good for fourth most all time. fun raising is now underway for the proposed philadelphia sport museum. planned museum would house some of philadelphia's greatest sports artifact. organizers would also like to have a space for inter-active games and guys a spot for touring exhibits from other sports museums watch do you think? >> that's interesting. >> every museum under the sun here. >> memorabilia will be there. >> we don't talk about that, rahel, okay? >> so that's a no? >> no. >> thank you. >> tension in the air. next half hour of "eyewitness news," united airlines continues to feel the heat after video shows passenger being dragged from a plane. coming up how you can protect yourself from getting bumped off a flight.

>> also, pennsylvania's highest court suspends seth williams' law license, how the d.a.'s office is now dividing up his duties. katie? >> well, rahel, we do have a holiday weekend right around the corner at this point. i do think that overall if we have to deal with storm system, this is going to cooperate pretty nicely for your outdoor plans, clouds will be building throughout the day tomorrow. still pretty pleasant overall, some showers out there that night, then again sunday night, but a very warm easter day. we will be in the 80s again, guys, with perfect timing for the holiday. stay there, we're

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>> why another nature will be at her best as you wear your sunday bees for ears. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> we have incredible military. we are very proud of them. >> this was another very, very suck fest full mission. >> the us dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used by the nation's military. >> i say the mother of all bombs, and it is a mother. >> man is shot and killed overnight, in strawberry mansion. >> investigators trying to figure out if it was a fight at a nearby bar that sparked this violence. >> there is a lot of people out here that's playing games.