>> new this morning, deadly shooting following a fight inside a bar, live at police sort out what led to the overnight violence. >> fames shoot from one of the most famous hotels in sin sit. >> i katie has your holiday forecast coming up. today is friday, april 14, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this friday morning. happy friday yay. >> indeed. roads are looking just everything looking really nice. we have some accident, construction earlier, some construction still lingering, overall no complaints. >> good to hear that. >> exactly, i think a lot of people do have off. we take a look outside, storm scan3, yes, looks like there have been couple of showers, didn't actually hit the ground, what you call ground clutter at the radar site, see strange things get pick up. looks like it is rain, it is not actually rain. even flock of birds could set the radar. for now fizzling, whatever it

was, actually going to end up with nothing more than some clouds throughout the course of the day. actually very pleasant wrap up to our week here. >> $35 in the poconos, perhaps the showers will take you down the shore. not looking bad either. >> temperature still held low or mid 40's right now, as the day progresses we do rebounds into the 60s again,. >> very mrs. and the april day, is going to un fowl here. >> mourn and the ends up with more sun than anything but nice looking day, just day that would you expect to walk out the door with a extra layer. >> now i'm going to complain.

>> looking at the world of travel, schuylkill, eastbound direction, conshohocken, see both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. so what you are dealing with walking out the door now, basically anywhere we look being take a look at the sky, 202, tail light northbound direction approaching king of prussia. looking great in that area, as well. we have disable vehicle here, the a south at girard, one of the areas that's anything else you'll probably get little gaper delay overall still looking okay on 95, one the busier stretches, just another reminder nfl draft as we know coming to the art museum >> second face of the road construction start on the 19th. we'll be discuss that a little later, jim, over to you. >> overnight shooting leaves one man dead in north

philadelphia. police now investigating whether an incident that occurred just before the shooting was related,. >> jan carabeo at police headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning, police say 22 year old man shot in his back, who died overnight, in strawberry mansion, now as they search for his killer also trying to figure out if a fight that broke out at nearby bar had anything to do with the shooting, just about an hour ago now. >> processing all of the evidence left behind, found number every spent shell casings along the sidewalk came from semiautomatic weapon, happened before 2:00 this morning 2500 block of north 27th street police re found dollars to find the man shot and needing help. they took him to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead short time later. now speaking to number of witnesses to support out what may have sparked the gunfire,

some sort of altercation at nearby barlow kate dollars at 27th and sergeant streets, and they say the fight started inside, and then spilled outside. >> we don't know if this was involved in the shoeing. we don't know the people involved in the fight were involved in the shooting but it is something investigators are looking into. >> now, police have not yet identified -- meantime going out to the area today looking for surveillance video of course anyone who has information is urged to call police. reporting live outside the round house this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back into you. >> jan, thank you. police in camden country asking for the public's help in locating a missing boy. this is 12 year old tagire butler. disappeared from his home 1400

block of ormond avenue in parkside on wednesday night. now, he is described as 5-foot three, 115 pounds, and he was last seen wearing a black shirt, khaki pants, and black sneakers. if you have any information, please, call police. some images on the las vegas strip. these planes shooting from the bellagio hotel and casino. 10:45 their time. eight responders rushed to the scene. officials say the fire was initially hard to reach because of the large fountains near the hotel, famous fountains, hotel has nearly 4,000 rooms, one of the largest in the world. there were no injuries reported. >> we learned this morning at least 36 isis fighters were killed when the us dropped massive bomb on isolated region of afghanistan, according to afghan officials. >> correspondent roxanna has more on the weapon being called the mother of all bombs.

>> the mother of all bombs, caring nearly 11, under cave complex the pentagon says was used by isis. moab was the most powerful none nuclear device in the arsenal. >> i authorize my military. we have the greatest military in the world. they've done a job as usual. >> the us commander in afghanistan said the goal was to spare afghan soldiers and their american advisors from having to go into the cave. >> questioned the timing. >> i want to hear more from the generals out in the field why they thought this was the right bomb and this was the right moment. >> no matter how much you hide, no matter how deep you dig, we could forget. >> while the pentagon says it had been in the works for months, comes as north korea

considering major weapons test of its own, celebration of its founder in a interview with the associated press, vice foreign minister accused president trump every raising tensions in the region. he warned that his nation would not keep its arms crossed in the event after pre-emptive strike by the us. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> in other news this morning, two georgia police officers are fired after videos are circulating on line showing excessive force used in the traffic stop. we want to warn you the videos are disturbing. one shows sergeant michael shooting collins after he stems out after car and puts his hands up. another video shows officer robert mcdonald stomping on holland's face, while he's handcuffed on the grounds. the county police chief addressed the incident saying there is literally no excuse for behavior like this, besides being fired, both officers could also face criminal charges.

judge a man is talking about the time he was stunning by a scorpian. >> then realize lad it was, a gentleman from mexico, he said that's a scorpian, they're dangerous, and i went to grab it again, that's when i got stunning t hit my nail more than my skinny think. so maybe my thumbnail saved me. >> flying home from houston to calgary when the eight leg creature fell from overhead bin. believe the scorpian looks likely stow-away in someone's luggage. he was checked out after the flight and apparently doing okay. >> executives from united field hard hitting questions involving the violent removal of passenger from a flight this week. grilled them about how passengers are removed from flights, and who should remove them. this follows of course sunday

incident where 69 year old doctor david dao suffered broken nose, concussion, lost two teeth being forceably being removed from a plane at o'hare airport. also, dao's lawyer and his daughter head a press conference. >> i hope he becomes a poster child for all of us. >> what happened to my dad should never happen to any human being regardless of the circumstance. >> at the pre conference his lawyer indicated his client will likely sue. >> still ahead. amusement park goers on a ride that would not end. a roller coaster gets stuck for hours. >> oh,. >> you may not guest one import on the rise, pencils. i'm wendy jill net new york sit, why they're gaining in popularity coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪

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so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> not the thrill ride they were expecting when they got on this roller coaster, got stuck mid-air. they used rescue bucket trucks to get people off the jinx, six flags america, outside of

washington dc. the ride came to stand still while it was 100 feet in the air yesterday. all of the people are back on the ground it, took them about four hours, this is freaks me out. meisha would have loved it. passengers got stuck on the same ride back in august of 2014. >> jim, you freak out for far less. also one scientist says one atlantic city he is closer than identify ago vest tal body that might be close to life. user images on saturday earn, taken by nasa spacecraft, they indicate hydrogen pouring into underground ocean which can start chemical reaction, meanwhile, the telescope saw possible warm water, seeding the orbit of jupiter. scientific interest in the bodies in our solar system that contain water. and that is your astronomy lesson of the day. >> there you go. you got to water the lawn, right? >> i'm telling you, they're around us.

i see them all the time. walk down market street in center city and i wonder what planet people are sometimes from. >> and rahel there, she wonders where you're from. >> i do say that over the commercial break, kate. >> i i'm calling you out. >> yes, yes. >> now, we, again, we tease the once we love. and we love each other a lot on this show. let's take a look, at storm scan3, okay, over the last couple of hours, okay, we got to get -- there you go. looks like showers, obviously since fizzled, looked like showers, no one ended up with wet weather this morning, we did however have some clouds that have moved in here. so you may see those out there this morning, but very calm. the wind virtually non-existent, going to end one more sun than anything. here is the beginning of the storm system will affect our easter weekend, however, i still think that time something on our side when it comes to that. you have got outdoor plans this upcoming weekend keep them. you are looking good. but keep in mind, pollen is horrible right now. maple, juniper, now popular,

the predominant pollens, and the levels are almost off the charts here high says is it, the next three days, with that said still real nice, high of 66 degrees, winds very calm overall, stays that way tonight. we do have union match back at home against new york. meanwhile, you can expect real pleasant night, probably drop about 5 degrees or so through the course of the match, sun will set over the course of the first half hour into the match after kick off. next couple of days, well here you go. warmest day of the pack obviously on easter sunday, one of the warmer once we've had in the last of, seven years, 83 degrees, and you will see some dry weather for both saturday, sunday, in the daylight hours, but nights, watch for some showers if not thunderstorm specially sunday night. >> look at monday and tuesday, just gorgeous. all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning. tgif to you. the vine, looking good, i will say that as you push in the westbound direction, just toward the schuylkill, you can see, a lot of your friends starting to tap on the brakes, they jump on the schuylkill.

overall look at the driveable lanes. looking good, both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction overall before route one, big thumbs-up, looking great on the blue route, new jersey, had it freeway creek road still saying this looks good, yes, heavier than the other camera shots, but overall still looks good, 42 freeway a lot heavier congestion levels than what we're seeing approaching 295. right now hey, again, big thumbs-up all morning long so far. intermittent closures there between 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. a lot whatever we're seeing with some intermittent closures out there alternating lanes, that take a look, route one, madison road, between 99:00 a.m., again, there is the nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. a lot of construction crews waiting out there philadelphia after the morning rush then cleaning it upright before our evening rush. rahel, jim, back over to you.

>> the pencil making a come back. >> tells us how one of the oldest manufacturers in the world, had its best year ever in 2016. >> cw pencil enterprize for the day, customers from around the world show up drawn to old school writing utensil. >> tested view before choosing the perfect pencil for his woodworking. >> you get really fine lines really sharp point which is a difference. >> visiting from taiwan appreciates the aesthetics of high ends pencils that rain from japanese high tech, those used for voting in denmark, to vintage. >> they spotted the store on stain gram, spending more than $100 on supplies for their kids. >> they like to draw. and it is better to draw by

hand with a pencil than an ipad. yes. >> yes, doesn't quite have the same feeling. >> no, it doesn't. >> weaver will never erase her love for pencils. not only because of her tatoo, nostalgia one reason for the pencil's re-emergence. >> doing something by hand, and so it may not be a necessity any more, it is a very welcome novelty. >> majority of pencils are imported, census bureau shows pencil imports into the us increase more than 40%, from 2015 to 2016. >> say hobbies like adult coloring and journaling are fueling the up tick, trend weaver predict won't fade. >> there is a reason why pencils have exited for so many hundreds of years. that is need for them. always will be. >> if you still don't get the point, weaver encourages to you put down your device and pick up a pencil. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, coming up next on "eyewitness news." >> we will tell you what will be different about this year's

white house easter egg roll. also, a pet goat being called a hero this morning, how the animal saved his family from a house fire when "eyewitness news

>> thankfully after night fall, generally speaking, if you outdoor plan, you can make them, and expect a very warm easter sunday. guys? >> thank you, katie, you now for look at newspaper headlines. >> in the intelligence err you've got mail but night see it with verizon. net. verizon getting out of the e-mail business, shutting down accounts in waves. verizon four-point a million e-mail accounts only around 2.3 million are actually active, and used. people who have verizon.net as they're mail provide letter have to switch to aol, get another carrier or risk losing

e-mail service. on the cover of the spirit every delaware county there is properties belonging to the ones prominent white rock christian churc churr, and sched to be sold next month, in a traditional same held annually by the delaware county tax claim bureaument congregation merges, operates under another. >> men from widener university, dawned red stiletto's thursday to bring awareness to sexual assault and rape, women often experience pressures, and the walk a mile in her shoes was meant to distil some of those notions. >> bravo, men. that's newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i arkansas family says they owe their lives to a special hero. >> and that hero is the newest member of the family. the bruce family just got pet goal for daughter and gate last week when last weekends fire broke out in the family's garage and it was speedy, came to the rescue, dashing to the family's bedroom to wake them

up. fortunately they made it out safely. >> what's happening? and all i seen was smoke. >> i woke to up abigail running into the room saying that it was smoking, she couldn't hardly breathe. fire starting to come around the windows. >> now the family did escape by jumping from a second story window, the family right now staying with family, and friends. speedos staying at nearby farm. hopefully they can reunite soon. >> saved by a get. speaking of animals, we talk about animal advocacy in our next half hour with our friends and advocate for the pennsylvania spca, one of our favorites, carol ericson will be here. >> can't wait for. that will crackdown on panhandling across the city. what's been lawn topped keep commuters safe. also have this. >> we are ten years after the mass shooting, i'm don champion in blacksburg virginia with what is coming up. >> all right, and so far in the wormed of travel, looking good, but we do have some construction out there that can slow you down. all of the updates coming up of the first a quick break, stay right where you are,

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good morning, just about 6:30, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. we have incredible military. this was another very, very successful mission. the us drops the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used by the nation's military. >> i say mother of all bombs, and it is a mother. >> a man is shot and killed overnight, in strawberry mansion. >> investigators are trying to figure out if it was a fight at a nearby bar that sparked this violence. >> a huge flames overnight shooting from the bellagio hotel and casino in las vegas.

>> morning. >> it is friday. yeah! yes! >> i'm hip with it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is a little chilly. and you might think it is silly. but i'm going to do the weather, wearing my leather. >> all right. >> thank you. >> ten son in the air. >> ♪ >> everybody's working for the weekend. >> ♪ >> and we are just so happy, it is friday. >> alleluhia, it is friday, we made it, and it is an easter weekend, all things good. sends it out to katie, again, props on that rap, man. >> oh, please don't make me come up with another one. >> no. you out did yourself with the first. >> i appreciate that, thank you, but i promise everybody out there that did see that, i will keep my day job. i'm not going to try to be a rapper, that's clearly not for me. but we are expecting to see

some very quiet weather. i come bearing real pleasant weather news here, so let's stick to the good news, we go on outside to view of our live neighborhood network. outside kutztown area middle school where you have got that lush green grass, we've got beautiful sky colors, couple every clouds certainly, but those will be lift withing time, at 40 degrees currently, chill in the air granted but the winds is incredibly calm. it is kind of haphazard, in some places out of the southeast, some places straight up out of the north, some places northwest, depending where you are, you have little different flow. high pressure to be thanked, actually see some sunshine, sigh wrote over me, broadcast center in spring garden, do have generally clearing scion the skydeck, cool, but it is comfortable that said. any of those little speckles of green you saw on the radar the last few hours, don't worry about them, just ground clutter. not wet weather being represented by the radar, sometimes you get random thing that get pick up by radar, not

actual precipitation, as the day goes on, high should only hit about 59 in the poconos, so cool spring day. but it is a very nice one. sixty-six, very pleasant in the city today. normal high, 63, we will take that, and looks like we actually ends one more sun than anything as the day goes on, looking ahead to the easter weekend, very substantial warm up. wait until wings for us. that's courtesy of a passage of two separate fronts. warmfront tomorrow, cold front sunday. inbetween those fronts, we are going to heat up with really good timing for your outdoor plans on easter. meisha, much more on that forecast a little later on. >> any time you say heating up katie i'm all yours. good morning, everyone, happy friday. gorgeous outside. the world of travel looks really really nice. and we're building levels little bit right now, but expect that about 6:30, overall still traveling around at posted speeds, take a look at the schuylkill, highlights eastbound direction near spring garden, what you are working with headed out the door right now, still looking good. still plenty of roadway to maneuver around and travel as what you should be traveling at.

ben franklin bridge pushing in the westbound direction from jersey again looks great, delaware county same story, pass the sunglasses every time i say that, pack the sunglasses, i'm saying that with a big smile on my face. that will means we have sunshine, dry roadways, looking great, 95 north at 45 #, take it up to the airport what it is looking like. have a flight today, check the flight status, myself include i was in that cancellation last week, and still mad and still harboring. my anger. we got some construction out there city avenue between 47th t closures between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m., and more construction to talk about coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, rahel, over to you. >> getting more details on the aftermath of massive air strike by us forces in afghanistan. >> the pentagon targeted an isis tunnel complex with largest none innocent nuclear bomb ever used by us military. 2003 individual shows the test of the bomb called the massive ordinance air blast, some call

the 21,000-pound bomb the mother of all bombs. afghan officials say the bombing killed at least 36 isis fighters, president trump says his plan to fight terrorism means attacks with no warning. former navy pilot tells cbs-3 the high tech bomb guided directly to its target. >> this bomb actually explodes above the ground in the air that has devastating effect to the people on the ground and in the advice inch tip of the blast. so it doesn't dig into the ground, and blow up and out. it detonates over the grounds and just e my late everything. >> the tunnel complex in a remote area. officials say no civilians were in danger, the bombing destroyed tunnel complex and several stockpiles of weapons and ammunition. >> new this morning, police looking for answers following fatal shooting in north philadelphia. happened just before 2:00 a.m. at 27th and sergeant streets in strawberry mansion. officer found 22 year old plan with a single gunshot wounds

in his back. he died shortly after being rushed to the hospital, and police tell us that a fight broke out at a nearby bar, moments before the shooting. >> there was an at case, a physical at case, that started inside, and it went outside. this happened just prior to the shooting. at this time we're not sure if this physical altercation is related to the shooting. >> investigators are speaking to bar customers and staff to get more information. philadelphia police say they're cracking down on panhandlers, but instead of sending them to jail they say they'll get them the help they need. enforcing panhandling violation was compassion, focusing on outreach rather than enforcing fines. septa police plan to dot same with underground panhandlers, but say that they're prepared to use fines, citations, as the 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 city who 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 panhandler repeatedly refuses help through the social assistance programs available. burglar in gloucester county new jersey caught on camera wearing something unusual. surveillance video shows the thieves storming into a washington township store wearing a trash bag. this was yogy's quick shop greentree road early tuesday morning. the burglar got away with cash, the cash register, police ask anyone with information to please contact them. >> meanwhile in center city police looking for this burglar who didn't even bother to hide his face. the suspect broke into the verde boutique on 13 street, stole jewelry and left through rear door. >> state assembly candidate says he'll not drop out of the reese. brian mcdowell, who grew up in northeast philadelphia, foul real estate broke nerve wildwood.

will the form area ben franklin that is contest tent who prepped president trump. recently 102nd clip started making rounds on internet in the video you can hear mcdowell trying to persuade woman at a bar to have sex with him. he says he has known the woman for ten years and thinks democratic spy may have shot the video. cape may county gop has asked him to drop out of the race, again, he has declined. the pennsylvania state supreme court has suspended the law license of philadelphia district attorney, seth williams. williams of course is facing federal corruption charges, has entered non-guilty plea as well, he agreed to the disciplinary action which takes effect in one month. williams will continue to handle his offers administrative duties while assistants take over legal matters. >> today is good friday, the most solemn holy day on the christian calendar. services for roman catholics begin at noon at the cathedral basilica of saint peter and paul in center city, also spanish service, ways of the cross at 7:00. today is the day christians believe jesus was crucified, they'll celebrate the

resurrection on easter sunday. and sunday marks the tenth e virginia tech shooting the deadliest school shooting in us modern history. thirty-two students and faculty killed when gunman opened fire on the campus. news correspondent don champion spoke to survivor who has new purpose in life and a professor who helped victims cope in the days after the tragedy. >> it is hard to believe it has been ten years since the shooting. >> a decade later virginia tech shooting still haunts survivor colin goddard. >> replayed that morning over and over and over again. >> memories aren't the only reminder. he still has three bullet in his body. goddard, now pushes for gun safety reform, like backgrounds checks. he even went undercover to buy a weapon, used in a documentary. >> all my guns have never had any paperwork. >> things are framed as either you're pro gun or anti-gun, vast majority of people something in the mid. >> years later norris hall the site of much of the carnage

still stands, but is renovated. the university's website features pictures and bios of the victims. >> to mark this weekend's tenth anniversary, the school holding official remembrance ceremony and candlelight vigil. >> until the pulse night club shooting last june, virginia tech had been the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. girard larson helped console people at virginia tech, and fears the nation has become desensitized. >> i do think in a community it becomes a concern about whether or not we are truely, you know, neighbors to one another any more. >> goddard, now married, with a child, vows to keep fighting. >> we are better than this. we do not have to except the gun violence part of american culture. >> and even though gun safety reform has stalled on capitol hill, he is proud the movement is finding success at state levels. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." well still ahead on "eyewitness news" this

morning, a special guest is in our studio familiar to many of our viewers. >> animal advocate and our friend, carol erickson; here this morning, carol, always good to see you, talk about major milestone for the pennsylvania spc a and to talk about all of the work that they do to help animals in our area and how you can help, too, that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> carol would always give me candy in the news room. so how much do americans plan on spending on easter cansy? we'll tell you coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> looking east from the spring garden section, beautiful sunrise, katie saying it actually looks like beautiful day, too. >> that's what we like to hear. thousands of diehard star wars fans are in orlando to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the classic movie. the star wars celebration runs through sunday it, will include a q and a with a director of the next installment of the legendary franchise. the last jedi due in deuce. fans can grab all sorts of merchandise and can even get a tatoo. the original star wars hit theatres on may 25th, 1977. >> i think there was really big fan in that crowd there. heard her screaming. >> some sad news, fans of this hollywood power couple have little to celebrate. ben afleck and jennifer garner have filed divorce petitions in los angeles, they originally announced their separation in june of 2015. the company says they're seeking joint custody of their three kids, who range in age from five to 11, first met on

the set of the 2003 movie daredevil. >> consumer experts say the easter bunly have his best year on records. >> americans expected to spend $18.4 billion on east they are year, according to survey from the national retail federation. all time high for the easter industry, predict most spends willing go toward candy and decorations. >> but here is something important if you shop at target for easter, retail store has announced its recalling more than half million easter theme toys this year. the toys include hatch and grow easter eggs, easter grows toys and hatch your own dino eggs. us consumer product safety commission says the toys can be dangerous if ingested, and you know small kids, always throwing something in their mouth, also warns that if swallowed the toys might not show up on x-rays. you can return the product for refund at any target store. also, annual white house lawn will host annual easter egg roll this monday, but it will be smaller than last year, white house expect

20,000 guests compared to last year's 37,000. according to the new york times president trump communication director state that in previous years, the event was too large for children to enjoy all of the activities. >> at least nice weekends for the children that do attends. >> absolutely, certainly here at home any outdoor plans do you have scheduled we will be having egg hunt at my house, that will be a blast, spec to go see some very pleasant weather, and very warm weather no less. temperatures that we find on sunday are about two months ahead of schedule. and you'll see what i mean in the seven day. start things off by checking with our eyewitness weather who are at this point still reporting bit of chill in the air. we turn our focus little further off to the north, let me see if i can zero in, 43 degrees comes in this morning, let's maximize, out in levittown, actually has more clouds than sunshine. so, little bit of skewed sunrise for him. mention dew .33, and calling temperatures 44. so the dew point still pretty low. still going to have pretty good hair day.

going little further inland 45 e morning, out in willow grove, generally just sunny. kind of depends where you are, how much cloud cover you have. but still, that said, it is a quiet start to the day, with very light wind, very low dew point, just nice spring weather expected. let me take you on down into delaware for one more, 43, comes this this morning from dolores, she, too, finding some cloud cover in newark, mentioning it is feeling mild outside. and i would concur. even despite the fact it reads little cooler, you don't want to have any wind, you have got some sun, it is spring, you hear the birds chirp, all every those things sort every make it feel little warm, more warm to us, right? outside we go to storm scan3, taking a look this very large more nationwide view of the map. and i do that to show this. so this next storm system that's beginning at least to develop, doesn't look like much right now, but will blossom with moisture and strength and time. and it drags a warm and cold front through our area in the next couple of days. what does that mean for your easter weekend?

fun graph took de ticket that for you here. looks like clouds will be building through the day saturday, still sunshine, that night, watch for scattered showers, sunday, very warm. 83 degrees. generally with sun, through the day, that evening at the earliest showers and very likely few thunderstorms rumble through with cold front passage, that noxious back to 72 monday, mid 60s tuesday and wednesday, overall meisha, you know, ups and downs on the thermometer, but quiet pattern will hold for awhile. >> that's such music to our ears, thanks so much. specially after few weeks we had that was rain after rain after nice. so much sun and happy friday to you. we've got utility work going on here northeast philly torresdale avenue at linden avenue. this is near the entrance of 95, pulled off to the shoulder. but you know, could be one of those things that sneaks up on you. so overall looking great outside. take a look at this, headlights westbound direction, this is as you head toward the airport. that beautiful skyline. with that sun offer in the distance. looking good. this is basically what all of our cameras shots are looking

like this morning, congestion levels are just not there, which is great. looking at the schuylkill pushing in the westbound direction, at city avenue. both moving in the eastbound direction towards center city or the westbound side. for the schuylkill to look like this, we are looking great. we do have some construction out there, city avenue northbound between lancaster avenue and 47th street. intermittent closures will be taking place starting at 9:00 a.m. and they'll run you through 3:00 p.m. we do have more construction lingering out there, starting later, this case, starting as well at 9:00 a.m. 322 between route one and mad on road. we have alternating lanes. so again, this is starting at 9:00 a.m. another one, that's lingering throughout to 3:00 p.m. just heads up for construction crews. overall you guys what a beautiful day to be traveling around. jim, rahel, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. well they have hemmed rescue thousands of animals now the pennsylvania spca preparing to mark major milestone, it is 150th anniversary. >> that's huge. carol erickson animal advocate

with the pennsylvania spca who by the way joins us every sunday morning for pet project here along with franky looking to find his forever home. hello, carol. >> when i see the way jim looks at franky and bat at him, i have a feeling -- >> don't commit knee yet. >> i'm not committing. >> i'm thinking. i'm thinking. >> we're moving in that direction. >> 150 years, carol. a lot has changed over the past few decades. >> it really has, the thing that's interesting about pennsylvania spca, it is the second oldest animal welfare organization in the entire nation. and it was founded in 1867 by a man in philadelphia, a businessman, who said he couldn't stand any more to see how the city forces were being treated. so he decided, you know what, weaver to change. >> this and that kind of spirit, and that kind of concern for others has propelled this organization, because there are a lot of us that care a lot about animals. and it is a good thing. and so that's why over the last decade also hand bin able

to maintain that, the thing that's important, did you know that pennsylvania spca does not get dime of government money, nothing, everything donor funded. woe would love some government money yes. so many needs, that sort of thing, but all because of the people like that man in 1867 who decided he couldn't stand for horses to be treated that way. we've expanded it to we take care of all of these animals. >> carol for people not familiar with the pennsylvania spca, tell us some of the daily work that the organization does? >> i think 3r's, rescue, rehabilitate, re home. some animals need just one of those services, and some need all three of those services. look, some of the animals that we've shown on these shows that we do every weekend, the cbs-3 pet project sunday morning, about 7:50 in the morning, rahel, you know that, were you there doing that with me for quite a while. and these animals are wonderful. this is a no kill facility. so the animals that are there are there until they fine

their homes. but they need to get out. they don't want to be in a shelter no matter how well run they are. animals bond, and they want to be with humans. humans if they a pay attention, many have the human-animal bond. but if you don't have that, those are people should knob be adopting, but we're saying the ones who do, really, head down to the pennsylvania spc a and rescue one of the animals bring them into the home. >> speaking that far, carol, april 30 is national adopt a shelter pet day. there are plenty every dogs and cats out there that need a home including franky here. >> including our boy franky here, yes. we're going to be talking little bit more about training, but one of the other things i want to talk about was the other part every this. this is another thing that sets the pennsylvania spca aside, that's our humane police. and you may remember that the dog cranberry. we had a ton of pictures of cranberry, and the horrible story, yes, starved practically to death. found in a trash bag, than is

an example what the pennsylvania spca did when the good samaritan found the dog, our humane law enforcement, forensics got, able to investigate, make arrest, rehabilitate this dog, our large in-shelter hospital and re home the dog. cran berry is doing absolutely phenominal. but it is just one of the many, many things that we do at the pennsylvania stspca. not only do we rescue animals, we save neighborhoods, because it bridges up the entire city when animals are treated well, the entire city benefit. and take look at this, rahel? >> i remember this. >> yes. remember? barkann wine? that's big signature event. as you know the pennsylvania spc a and cbs-3 we partner together. that's why we have the pet project. this year's event is going to be on november the fourth, saturday night, so details to follow. and reunion, rescue reunion will be on the 17th of june, almost exactly coincides with the founding of the pennsylvania spca.

>> carol, so much good work in the pennsylvania spca. >> we need home for frank. >> i franky needs a home, ten year old cocker spaniel, he is absolutely wonderful. they say that he is a house broken, he gets along great with other little dogs, i think little intimidated by a larger dog, so he's somebody, you know, in great wait, great shape. he's polite as he can be. he want to change his name to franky donovan. >> oh? >> so -- >> you know me, catching me off guard. >> you move so slowly. make a commitment. >> i have commitment issues. >> i know, we are working on that. >> i'm used to this, of course i used to work with carol on sundays. >> in our 7:00 a.m. hour on cbs-3, sharing great information on pet topics, introducing us to adorable animals such as frank that i needed a top sean. >> including take a lock at this, celebration of the pennsylvania spca150 anniversary, we are sharing our own pet and rescue stories here at cbs-3 and asking to you share yours, so after the

show today i'll post that picture and also a story how i found my dogs and how much i love my dogs. >> you know i rescued marvin from the show. i love marvin. >> carol, always good to see you. >> you too. and franky, love him. >> we'll b

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