a rowan university officer is struck by a car, and how it happened, and how that officer is doing this morning. hit and run on the busy street in upper darby puts a child and her grandmother in the hospital, what police said led to the chase that resulted in that hit and run. a celebration of easter, tens of thousands gafferd at vatican to celebrate it with the pope. today is sunday, april 16th, happy easter everyone i'm jan carabao. feeling like summer to day for all of your outside activities so lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning. >> good morning. >> just a great day to celebrate this holiday. >> you can feel the difference little muggy, so you will

maybe be a little uncomfortable. not used to it. one day event we are talking about highs in the 80's. good timing on easter sunday. tonight maybe some rain chances and thunderstorm but most of the day should stay dry. we have church services, easter egg hunts this morning it looks gooding across the dell wear valley. we are waking up to cloud and fog but those should thin out and we will see decent amount of sunshine. lets look live at center city. setting up for a nice sunrise in 20 minutes or so. up to 61 degrees. big difference from the upper 40's from yesterday. look at that dew point, that tells us humidity in the air. it is middle of the summer dew point of 58 would be awesome. april, it is a little bit on the high side. we will feel that difference, there as far as humidity. fifty in allentown. sixty-one in philadelphia. everybody is on the mild side already this morning. even suburbs, we were in the 30's yesterday at this time. we are in the lower 50's for pottstown, 54 in quakertown. just a head up a few areas of

patchy fog, not seeing a whole lot of that widespread right new but look at lancaster less than a mile visibility. we may run into that this morning. storm scan three is quiet, maybe a sprinkle, far northwestern, up in the poconos this morning in the afternoon but most of the rain chances will held off until after sunset tonight. this is what we are dealing with today. sun, cloud, feels like july with highs in the mid 80's. little bit on the breezy side, and watch out for late day afternoon evening thunderstorm north and west of philadelphia here's your easter planner. by 9:00 temperatures in the 70 's in the sunshine. afternoon on our way up to 85 degrees. 20 degrees above average for philadelphia, even the shore getting close to 80 today, mid 70's in the poconos. there was a cool down toward middle of the upcoming week with more rain chances and we will time it out in a few minutes, jan, back to you. police are investigating an accident in glassboro, new jersey, that sent one person to the hospital, and "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at cooper

university hospital this morning with the very latest details, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan we have learned that the person involve in the rowan university police officer, take a look at video from the accident scene. glass blow police say a passing car hit the officer, on the 300 block of mullica road, around 10 last night on route 322. officers enclosed off at year between girard and heston road while they investigated. authorities are not releasing that officer's name. that is very latest from cooper university hospital in camden, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". keep us up to date. new this morning police are investigating an overnight shooting at the roxy nightclub in philadelphia police were called out to the club on north delaware avenue right around, 2:30 this morning. we are told victim's leg was grazed by a bullet, officers took care of that victim and treated him for minor injuries police are searching for a gunman and motive. also new this morning a

woman is in critical condition after she shot in the chest in the cities kensington section. this shooting happened at 700 hilton street, and officers got the call shortly after 1:00 this morning and rushed the 24 year-old victim to the hospital. at last check police are still looking for a suspect and no known motive at this time. police are also investigating a shooting in fair hill that put three men in the hospital. that gunfire erupted at hope and cambria streets around 9:00 last night. a 28 year-old man was shot twice, another 28 year-old man was shot five times, both are now in critical condition, this morning. a 24 year-old man is in stable condition and shot in the stomach. so far no arrest. in the cities mantua section a carries shot up, and shell casings littered the ground there. this was all found in the 3800 block of mount vernon street, we're told a call came in around midnight but when police arrived to that scene no one was in or around that car. investigators are looking for

a suspect anyone with any information is asked to call the philadelphia police department. it started as police round up of illegal dirt bikes and a tv's in philadelphia and it continued in upper dash which a police chase that ended in a hit and run. now a six year-old little girl and grandmother are in the hospital. police tell us a person of interest is in custody. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves brings us up to date during this investigation >> reporter: police pursuit of the dirt bike riding illegally in the street ended up with a six year-old girl and her grandmother getting caught in the cross hairs. >> they were just on the sidewalk and come out getting ready to cross the street and that is when that happened. >> reporter: dirt bike being chased out of philadelphia at some point crossed in to upper darby and barreled down the busy 69th street. it was passing cars, by ride ago long the double yellow line in the middle of the road , near a pedestrian crossing, the dirt bike slammed into the child, and then her grandmother. >> they went flying in the air

and then he flew off the bike. >> reporter: dirt bike driver seemingly unfaced left a six year-old girl and grandmother in the middle of the street and continued to try and evade authorities. >> the operator of this motor vehicle gets off of it, with a knife and pulled a knife out a carjacks a a vehicle. >> reporter: that vehicle was abandon a few blocks away and driver managed to flee again. >> for us, a lot of people are coming forward to say what they saw. hopefully we will get the perpetrator. >> that could have been my family. people on these dirt bikes they don't care about protection or anything like that because we are down the street. >> reporter: upper darby police say they have a person in custody but they are just questioning. he was found in the wooded area not far from where the stolen car was abandoned but so far no charges have been filed against him. after that six year-old and her grandmother the six year-old is listed as income very serious condition, the grandmother is in stable

condition. in upper darby, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now, police were trying to stop that dirt bike, as part of the larger round up of atv, here's a look at some vehicles police seized. we are told officers took 30, atv's off the street and made three felony arrests. new this morning, a power outage in philadelphia's fishtown section leaves thousands of people in our area in the dark. crews are working to restore complete power in that area. the lights went out just before midnight. we are told outage knocked out the lights for 10,000 customers there and at last check in word on what caused the power outage. well, pope francis is delivering his easter message and blessing to the world. we are looking at st. peters square at vatican city where tens of thousands as tended mass. they are now awaiting his blessing, traditionally performed from the balcony at st. peters square. crowd braved headed security checks to catch a glimpse of the leader of the catholic church. that security was already

deployed in holy week ceremonies including armed police position on rooftops and metal detectors. archbishop charles chaput celebrated easter vigil mass last night at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul right here in philadelphia. the mass involved the services of light, liturgy of the word, lit turningry of baptist many and eucharist. many people preparing to enter the church became full members on the night before easter, but about a sill case holding five more masses today. and priests, blessed easter food baskets at you'd crane cathedral catholic cathedral of the immaculate conception in northern liberties there were prayers and traditional ukraine singing during the special services. father roman petilla will deliver a message of peace and joy during services today. in other news this morning , vice-president mike pence has arrived in south korea at start of the 10 day

trip to asia. his visit, comes amid tour mile over north korea's trips to advance its nuclear and defense capabilities this weekend north korea held a massive parade to show off its military might, hours later, its latest missle launch was unsuccessful. pentagon says missle blew up almost immediately. there is no word on what kind of miss that was. protesters gathered in philadelphia, and across america, calling on president trum top release his income tax returns. dozens marched down market street, they also held a rally at city hall, the demonstration coincided with the traditional deadline for filing income taxes. this year, however, the deadline is on tuesday because april 15th felon a saturday and is there a holiday in washington d.c. tomorrow. protesters say the president owes the country the highest level of transparency. chicago hosted a similar rally, the president says he

cannot release his income tack returns because he is under irs audit. he was first presidential nominee of the major party in more than 40 years to not release his tax returns. civil rights activist, the reverend jesse jackson says he wants full disclosure. >> if taxation without representation is tyranny representation without taxation is authoritarian. we have a guided missiles, and miss guided leadership we deserve better. >> the protest turned violent in california, where police in riot gear arrested 15 people on the uc berkley campus after a brawl broke out between supporters and opponents of president trump, police used tear gas, to disperse the crowd. well, there is so much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. a fire grow toss six alarms in a new jersey apartment building, and the staggering number of people burned out of their homes and what fire fighters are worried about

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arkansas is appealing a federal judge's decision to block execution of eight inmates before the end of this month. governor asa hutchinson scheduled the executions before the state's supply of a

lethal injection drugs, expires in, two weeks. inmates filed legal challenges to the timetable and state's use of midazolam which has been used in botched execution ness other states. investigators are trying to pinpoint exactly what caused a six alarm fire that left 200 people homeless in passaic, new jersey. fire started yesterday afternoon and quickly spread smoke and flames throughout the apartment building. chief there says the fire appeared to have started on the fifth floor, throughout the day there were multiple collapses on that floor and authorities are worried that the whole building will collapse n1 was seriously hurt during that fire. but for now displaced residents are sheltered at a nearby high school. fire fighters in delaware county are training to keep you safe and they hope to attract more volunteers, to their ranks. reliance, hook and ladder company hosted a burn practice drill in west chester. fire fighters used a hose, ladder and other skills to put that fire out. delaware county fireman's association is sounding the

alarm about the shortage of volunteers, this was part of the county wide effort to boost the ranks. it is now zero seven years since jackie robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball and people in philadelphia are remembering that historic moment. dozens, gathered at the philadelphia stars, negro league memorial park for jackie robinson day celebration. they talked about the legacy robinson leaves behind, and how he is still inspiring the future. >> just perseverance, they can learn the idea of act aisle looking at surrounding and bright side of things and jackie did that. even the philly fanatic was there to help honor the baseball legend. eagles quarterback carson wentz has a problem and hoping you can help him, solve it. wentz posted this picture on twitter that he got in the mail from a young fan, only problem is, wentz dog chewed up the envelope, it was

delivered in so he doesn't know who the boy is, that he wants to thank. wentz wants anybody recognizing the boy to help track him down so he can send him something special. we can figure this one out >> we will get on that. >> that would be pretty quick we will figure that out today looks great. >> just watch chocolate because they will be melting with temperatures in the mid 80's. >> think about that. >> yes. >> exactly. >> feeling like july today, they don't like the heat this early just give it a couple days. we will cool it back down to where it should bub for those like the warmth enjoy it. big difference outside already setting up to have a nice sunrise, cloud breaking up nicely. fog in some spots, we are looking at the parkway there all quiet right now, on this easter sunday, and later tonight, we will introduce a chance for a shower or thunderstorm but for the most part today stays on the dry side. big difference is that warm up , the jet stream, moving back to the north so we're able to pull in that warmth from the deep south, so high temperatures today running 20 degrees above average, and we should be in the mid 60's,

dot math, put this in the mid 80's, no problem, reaching the mid 80's for inland spots today especially with the sunshine now. it can get in the 90's. we have had. that record highs, we would be beat to go day. wilmington 92. trenton 91. ninety for philadelphia. allentown and reading. i don't think we will get that hot but 85, that is in the bad for this time of the year. already we're off to the races check out these numbers. we will go to the south, georgetown delaware sussex county 68 degrees. sixty-five in the capitol city of delaware. even at the shore pretty mild so far, low, 60's, in mid 60's for inland spots here at the airport, and even temperatures at the shore today well in the 70's getting close to 80 with that southeasterly, westerly breeze. and even around the city right now upper 50's, 40's, new jersey, mullica 56. sixty-one at the airport. suburbs feeling the warmth already, ambler at 51. fifty in allentown. even lehigh valley will be well in the 80's today. couple of spotty showers this morning, and this will stay

north/northwest, so maybe poconos, couple sprinkles early today but the main chance or at remain threat for some, heavier showers and storms will be later on tonight, again, majority of that will be to the north and west of the cities because of the cold front, that is passing on by. out ahead of the front we will clear these skies up a little bit, early afternoon, decent sunshine we will be warmth, still dry, not much showing up on our forecast model but in the evening hours after sunset you can see heavier showers breaking up, a few thunderstorms possible especially in the lehigh valley north ward, it is possible a shower or two gets in the city during the overnight hours but those should be gone by the time we wake up monday morning, but maybe they are lucky to have the day off tomorrow, even heading back to work morning ride goodies monday morning, waking up to some cloud cover, that should thin out and then we will have sunshine for monday afternoon. look at these temperatures in the 80's surging up to the north, into the lehigh valley, poconos, well in the 70's, and a little bit of the breeze, turning out of the south, right along the new jersey shore, coast, and delaware

beaches, so, mid 70's, upper 70's along the coast, that that is not bad. tonight still mild, 50's and 60's on the muggy side, may want to turn ac on. then tomorrow, cooler but still above average, we will be in the mid 70's for city, cooler to the north and west, that is still packing lots, 70 n monday but humidity will drop tomorrow. it will feel real nice. today breezy warm 85 degrees for the afternoon temperature, tonight we will be a chance for a shower or storm in the evening hours especially north and west, over on 63 for the city, cooler in the suburbs. here's extended forecast each day cooler, so zero seven for tomorrow. still nice with some sunshine, mid 60's so we're back to average on tuesday and then a little unsettled for second half of the week, a shower possible on wednesday, better chance for scattered showers, thursday and friday with highs in the 70's, jan, back to you. >> nice piece of summer to day , thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new f.d.a. approved treatment for multiple sclerosis is being called aid game changer,

health reporter stephanie stahl has story of the few few patient toss get the new therapy. >> reporter: mike miller was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis is almost 10 years ago and he started with change ness his vision. >> took a few years from the weigh down. >> reporter: one of the first patients in the country to receive a new f.d.a. approved drug which is treating relapsing ms which is most common form and also, primary progressive ms a severe form of the disease. this is the first drug ever approved for that. >> these are game changers. >> reporter: multiple sclerosis happens when immune system attacks and damages the central nervous system. new drug target an immune cell in the disease. >> it end up massively decreasing how often people have ms attacks, massively decreasing the new spots that form on their brain and slowing down the progression of their disease, and that last point is something that we have never been able to do. >> reporter: steve beanblossom

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kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. april the giraffe finally had her baby saturday morning on the animal adventure park in harpersville new york. more than a million people watch the live facebook feed as april delivered a baby boy. now, both mom and calf are

doing fine, giraffe calves are usually about 6 feet tall and 150-pound. no small feet there. now that easter is here we will sat your sweet tooth by showing you one chocolate egg that won't quite fit in your basket. our victoria woodill has more on this one of a kind giant edible easter egg only found in wilmington. >> reporter: get ready for sweet smell of chocolate eggs and bun toys skip across your nose at this chocolate shop. nick's great grandfather john an immigrant from greece started his family's chocolate business in delaware in 1894. until this day mostly everything is done by hand, as it was then, using the same copper kettles and marble tables for candy making if these tables could talk, oh, my god, the amounts of candy this were produced on these tables, ungodly. >> reporter: while is there plenty to savior. >> i love easter. um.

>> reporter: during the easter season it is all about their chocolate easter eggs. >> we make many different types, from hallow filled and then we move on to actual coconut cream, butter cream, black walnut which i don't think anyone in the country does. >> reporter: there is one egg in particular that is, eggs length for a large crowd and 7-pound for a whooping, 295 bucks. >> number six has been made ever since i can remember, there was a bottom, is there a top, they are hand decorated, and after they are decorated, they are filled with milk chocolates, somewhere in the 50's while my grandfather was alive, my uncle george also a greed. he was an accomplished artist. he came up with the idea of these chocolate trees right

here, and this was emulating grass and bunnies in the field >> reporter: when you look at these eggs what does it make you think of. >> family history. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now one of the kind number six eggs has been bought by churches, companies and sometimes as a raffle item. how about that. think about getting that one in a raffle. we are told that one of their customers whose name cannot be revealed had their secretary come in every year to pick up a number six egg. i have to track down tori to figure out who that is. very interesting. coming up next on "eyewitness news", this un forgettable video of a man being dragged off united flight forced the airline to make some changes to its over booking policy, find out what they are doing different differently now. out of this world view pictures from nasa that were worth a second look. down to earth look now, at center city philadelphia,

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it is sunday, april 16th, happy easter, everyone i'm jan carabao. meteorologist justin drabick

is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. it will be a warm one, today, isn't it. >> perfect for easter sunday. nice, colorful to head outside right now. more on the humid side compared to what it has been past few days, you will note that is but if you like it warm you'll love this forecast today easter throughout the day mainly dry, tonight we could run in the chance for a shower or thunderstorm in some spots, it will not be widespread. right now sunrise happening. cloud thinning out nicely. few areas of left over fog over next hour but big difference is temperature as soon as you step outside. check out change in the numbers, compared to this time yesterday, 12 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 24 in millville, new jersey. that is the huge change there. we have this warm air mask pumped in as that warm front came through last night. already 61 in philadelphia. sixty-two in millville. fifty-six in wilmington, delaware. look at mount pocono, at 60 degrees. sunshine will rapidly warm us up in the 70's.

maybe a stray sprinkle or two in the poconos this morning, elsewhere we're staying dry through mess of the afternoon and after sunset we will bring that chance for a scattered shower or storm mainly north and west. breaking down your easter 9:00 n philadelphia up to 70 with the sunshine and then afternoon highs, into the mid 80's over a lot of locations, it will be on the breezy side getting close to record territory but i don't think we will do it. ninety's for philadelphia today that was setback in 2002 eighty-five, is pretty warm this time of the year even with the shore at the sunshine in the upper seven owe's and poconos, more cloud cover but no problems in the 70's today. tomorrow cooler but still above average. we will knock everything back down to average this week with more rain chances. we will time that out in a few more minutes, jan, back to you nice stretch of weather. >> sure is. >> thanks. pope francis proclaimed resurrection of the jesus christ as he celebrated easter mass in vatican city. tens of thousands braved heavy

security checks at st. peters square for a glimpse of the leader of the catholic church. later in his easter message he told a crowd that when people are mastered by sin they stray like lost sheep. pope added that god comes in search of those lost sheep. security is tight for easter services at two egyptian church's tacked by terrorist on palm sunday day. police officers are checking pedestrians and blocking off road in that area authorities say religious minorities are increasingly targeted by extremist there. tensions continue to rise between north korea and u.s. north korea attempted to launch a missle only to have it backfire. back here at home mourn 100 protest where is held nationwide on is what normally tax day protesters were demanding president trump release his tax returns. wendy gilette has more from new york. >> reporter: north korea

showed off its military might at a parade celebrating the 105th birthday of its founding ruler on saturday but country was less successful when it made good on a vow to test a missle. u.s. military confirmed an unidentified missle launched sunday morning local time on the east coast of the country blew up almost immediately. at the parade north koreans showed off for the first time an inter continental ballistics missle, unsuccessful lawn dutch not involve that type of missle. vice-president pence is visiting the region this weekend. president trump is spending easter weekend at his mar-a-lago estate in florida where he was briefed on the launch protesters and supporters of the president's squared off in berkley, california on saturday. on is what usually tax day, april 15th, demonstrators demand that had president trump release his tax returns. trump supporters john beaver says he was attacked. >> well, they want to hit me with knuckles on the blind side. we're here for free speech. they want confrontation.

>> reporter: couple protesters set american flags on fire and more than a dozen people were arrested: more peaceful protests held in dones of cities in the country including washington, orlando and new york where tens of thousands took part. protesters here in new york city marched to trump tower shutting down parts of the midtown manhattan to traffic. >> i'm here because i want donald trump to release his taxes. >> reporter: what do you think that will reveal. >> maybe ties with russia. >> reporter: protest targeted president's repeated trips to florida. wendy gilette for cbs news, new york. well, today marks 10 year anniversary of the deadly school shooting at virginia tech, april 16th, 2007 a senior student at the college opened fire, killing 32 students and professors before fatally shooting himself. there was a memorial in place on campus including a stone for each victim. members of the virginia tech community say visiting that memorial is a sobering

experience. >> i have a child here, you know, and put myself in the shoes of the parents back then , what would it be like to be getting that call. >> it makes you think like wow , that was yesterday but it also seems like we have also grown so much since that day. >> reporter: the school also has a collection called sending you all our love, a selection of flags, bobbers, signs from the 90,000, that poured in from around the globe showing school support during that tragic time, shooting is considered to be one of the war in u.s. history well, folks down in northern texas have a lot of cleaning up to do after a string of powerful, tornadoes, ripped through the area and tore homes apart. the intense storm moved in friday night wreaking havoc and leaving destruction in the path. one family lost their born while another lost most of their house. one resident said his dad was at his house so he and his wife went over to his dad's house to take care of his dog, when the tornadoes touchdown.

>> i saw several little won passing around here to the south and we looked over and there was a great big one coming over to the house right next to us right beside it. >> he says that they took cover in the basement and are lucky to be alive, and national weather service is estimating a five tornadoes, rather hit the region, this severe storm brought damaging hail, flooding to some areas, thankfully, in injuries were reported. back here at home now, police in newark are looking for a man wanted for several groping incidents on the university of delaware's campus. all of the attacks happened within the 90 minute span on friday night. police say that the man grabbed two female student, two other women called police when they noticed a man following them. suspect is described as a hispanic or white man in his 20's about 5-foot seven with a beard. well, septa police chief isn't backing down after vandals tagged two of the transit agency's vehicles overnight friday into saturday septa says that the cars were parked at district seven

headquarters at broad and glenwood streets when it happened. chief thomas nestel said i'm told graffiti is cry for attention. while that cry worked someone will be now getting my un divided attention. of course with anyone with information is asked to call police. we have a lot more to cover on cbs cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, changes air head for united airlines in the over booking policy after this viral video caused an outrage. you still have time to file your income tax returns but what if you cannot meet that deadline? we will give you some options. mother nature celebrates easter by giving us a day that feels more like july, justin drabick's eyewitness weather forecast is just minutes away, stay with

united airlines is making changes to over booking policy following the violent removal of the passengers that went viral recently. airline says it will now require staff and crew to check in at least 60 minutes before a flight. it is legal to bump a ticket holding customer off a flight but typically not once they have already boarded. doctor david doa was caught on camera as police dragged him off united flight. refused to give up his seat for united employee. his family new plans to file a lawsuit begins the airline. tax filing deadline thinks tuesday thanks top a 15th falling on a saturday and holiday inn washington d.c.,

tomorrow. the irs says it is processing 100 million individual returns and issued $229 billion in tax refund but agency says nearly 40 million people have yet to file. taxpayers who don't think they will make it can request a six month extension, if you air monk those who need more time to file your taxes before tuesday you do still solve options. joe jill schlesinger tells us more about them. >> reporter: with days to go before the tax filing deadline , procrastinators are scrambling, to prepare, and file their taxes. if you cannot meet the deadline, don't fret, you can file for a six month extension with form 4868, by april 18th but extensions do have a major caveat, they give you extra time to file but not pay. you must estimate how much you owe and send uncle sam at least 90 percent of it to avoid a penalty. if you don't have money on hand to pay taxes owed, don't

hide, you can apply for a free , 120 day extension to pay the bill, or use an irs installment plan. for more forgo to irs dot golf in new york, i'm jill schlesinger. nasa scientists have released new google maps at earth at night and results are breathtaking. take a look at this, nasa says this new view is most clear composite view of the patterns of human settlements across our planet. look at this. this is first time in image like this has been released to the public since 2012. very cool. i love those images. >> i was just going to say same thing. we are seeing sunlight today, bright sunshine, shining, warming us up feeling like middle of summer, we are off to the races here. 51 degrees in kutztown. live through there, nice sunrise, cloud thinning out, calm wind, currently that wind will kick up, from the southwest breezy for your easter sunday but we are off to the race west these temperatures and really easter

is a fickle time, variation from his an entire in here. we had warm case. back to 2011 easter sunday we had 84 degrees. last year was on the cool side at 60. so we're overdue here. bring back 80's today. we may top the list here over past six years with the high of 85 degrees this afternoon. it is all ahead of the cold front well to the west today. look at those warmth surging in new england, boston feeling effect was forecast highs in the lower 80's. once the front passes tonight, it will bring the chance for a shower or thunderstorm to the region, very scattered chance, mainly north and west, and then tomorrow, it will be cooler, noticeably cooler but still warm, highs in the mid 70's. not a bad start to the workweek. maybe lucky to have monday off , get outside, enjoy it, sunshine, humidity drops too. sixty-one at the airport in philadelphia. sixty-two in millville. fifty-seven in mount pocono a lot of warmth across the ohio valley, and new england, 67 in cleveland and so that warm air

mass sticks around for about 24 hours. a couple of light spotty showers, breaking out over central, pennsylvania into the poconos, and few light sprinkles this morning, that is bit, everybody else is dry, lingering cloud over delaware, south jersey, those will thin out. best chances for some rain after sunset tonight, scattered storm, or shower chances else specially north and west of philadelphia better chance for scattered showers around thursday and friday, as that couple of weak systems roll on through, and this week, but no big storms to talk about anytime soon, but maybe we will take these april showers, we're on the warm sector, warm front to the north, cold front to the west, enjoy it. sunshine. front comes through tonight, shower or two tomorrow, back to sunshine high pressure locks in control for monday, and tuesday, keeping us dry and then once this high shifts to new england it will be switching out of the east on tuesday. and i have been pushing this it is all about the wind direction this time of the year. ocean's cold now we will bring temperatures back down near average for tuesday and wednesday.

it is cool are just wake a couple days. today 80's every where, the exception mountains and immediate coastline but we will be in the zero seven's there tonight still mild, 50's and 60's for the low temperatures. and then tomorrow noticeably cooler but hey 73, seven are 74 degrees it is in the bad this time of the year. today up to 85 for the high temperature. typical for july. tomorrow, 74. still nice on tuesday, 65 and shower chances return for wednesday, thursday and friday , jan, back to you. >> thanks, justin. it is 6:46. time to check the road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> we have a travel alert for drivers heading out on the new jersey turnpike. you may need to fuel up before you head out, because of the james even ifimore cooper service area is out of gas on the northbound side. next exit is exit five at burlington mount holly road. plan accordingly to that. looking at 95 in delaware beautiful conditions for a morning drive. bring your sunglasses around this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center

i'm amanda muhler now back to you. all right, a manned, thank you. you have heard about them being implanted in dog but now microchips implanted in humans could change the weighed we tackle every day tasks. they could also put your privacy at risk. three on your side's jim donovan is in the einstein health health care science center with a look at new technology being tested in sweden. in a stockholm business complex employees gain access not with key card but with the wave of a hand. >> this is something that you can use, just like a key badge >> at a tech conference, he explains how a micro chip implanted in his hand, makes his life easier. it replaces keys, card that used to clutter his pockets. >> i used this many times a day, for example to unlock my smart phone, to get in my office. >> reporter: he calls himself a bio hacker. >> we bio hackers we think that the human body is a good

start but there is certainly room for improvement. >> reporter: first step in that improvement is getting a, mike chip about the size of the grain of rice slipped under the skin, suddenly touch of a hand is enough to tell the office printer that thinks an authorized user. >> it is pretty scary but at the same time it is very modern. >> reporter: micro chips are radio frequency identification tags, the same technology widely used in things like key card. the chips have been implanted in animals for years to help identify lost pets. now the technology is moving to humans but each touch leaves a digital footprint and than can compromise privacy. even a dedicate by owe hacker, is concern. >> very easy to hack into these chip. don't put your life secrets on the chip implant. >> reporter: bio hackers predict next generation of chips will save lives by monitoring health and fitness budd for now, being chipped means you don't to have feel bad about forgetting your key card. in the einstein set health care science center i'm jim

donovan. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", the crowd goes wild as the ohio state football team makes this kid's dream come true. that story is straight ahead in "eyewitness sports". spreading love of music local business own hours want to jazz up the music scene right here in philadelphia and why they hope this is just the beginning.

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phillies go for series win against the nationals. jared eickoff on the bump for fightins, yesterday zest air hernandez showed some pop in his bat as the phillies four game losing streak, came to an end. everybody was wearing number 42 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of jackie robinson breaking the color barrier. phillies trailed one to nothing in the fourth, odubel herrera with the line drive inside third base line, caesar hernandez scored to tie the game. jeremy hellickson went seven innings giving up two runs on four hits and struck out two. now to the eighth, game tied, one on for zest air hernandez and then he took former philly joe blanton deep over the right field wall, for a two run home run, fightins take the lead. the new closer joaquin benoit got ryan zimmerman to pop out to end the game. film is win four-two. here's joachim on how to deal were being the closer.

>> well, i believe it is a little bit more tension, but for me, i treat it the same way as eighth inning. i'm not trying to do too much. trying to minimize the damage. >> for second time in the last four years sixers could have nba rookie of the year, joel embiid and dario saric are favorites to take home at ward sixers waited two years for dario to come over for turkey and he was worth the wait. after sixers traded ilyasova to the hawks, dario averaged 17 points, seven board in the final 25 games of the season. but sixers gm brian colangelo says they want another power forward who can shoot the three. >> we're going to keep looking for shooters and guys that hopefully can do other things, defend, run, you know, stretch the floor, open things up, and i think the stretched floor position is something that back dario, starting in front

of the dario whichever it is if we can find someone that is better, we have got to probably address that floor position. >> nba playoff game one between defending champions cavilers and pacers. third quarter off the steel cavilers on the break, lebron james going in for the dunk. cleveland had a 12-point lead but lebron had 32 points. under 10, cavilers holding ton a one point lead pacers with the ball, cj miles no good, and cleveland takes game 1109-108. nhl playoffs game two between brewers and senators. game went into overtime. in the bonus period, the puck, one timer, the senators even up series with a four-three overtime victory. game three monday night. last play at ohio state spring football game is something 17 year-old jake on jarvis will never forget. jacob, who has muscular dystrophy took hand off from j

c barnett his wheelchair right up the middle, and he scores from 20-yard out. crowd went wild and jacob was mobbed by ohio state players, way to go, jacob and a very nice gesture from the ohio state upper class man. that is all for sports i'm joe holden, have a happy easter. april is jazz appreciation month and community leaders are creating a new festival with a hopes of uniting philadelphia's jazz scene. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio explains why this festival could be a game changer. >> i like the improvisation, i like the excitement of the music. >> reporter: robert bynum loves jazz, he grew up in his father's nightclub and then in 1990 i and his brother vin opened up the legendary zanzibar blue, offering good food and all-star performances fast forward, zanzibar is now closed. >> ♪ >> reporter: but brothers are growing. today they own several venues

including warm daddy's, paris bistro and jazz cafe, relish and their latest hot spot, south. >> we've really been supporting the music, and focusing on presenting music, food in a really good environment. >> right here, it is our bar. >> reporter: harry heyman is a guy executing the bynum's next big venture. >> ♪ >> the goal, was to get everybody who programs jazz to work together. so we are taking a lead this year, the time, the money. >> reporter: step number one, create the philadelphia jazz festival an eight day event that will showcase more than two dozen artists and venue is a cross the city. step two, start the philadelphia jazz experience a non-profit designed to provide a place where jazz lovers can stay connected and you can get exposure to the music. >> you guys started this non- profit, why you. >> why not us. somebody has to step forward. somebody has to take the bull by the horn and try to do all they can to really get behind jazz music. >> reporter: bynums and heyman

hope the effort will be the spark. >> ♪ >> reporter: light the jazz fire that will burn in the next generation. cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> ♪ sounding good. well, that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up at 7:00. a philly easter tradition makes its return, we will tell you when the easter promenade steps off and where you need to be to take part in fun. and another spring tradition, of course, is how a philadelphia police department is making sure children with special need can take part in america's favorite pastime. taking a live look outside this morning your easter egg hunt forecast when "eyewitness news"

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get the best. go to getfios.com developing right now, a rowan university police officer is in the hospital, after being hit by a car. what that officer was doing, when the crash happened. it is easter sunday this is a live look at cathedral basilica of the saints peter and paul where masses are taking place today. and speaking of easter the easter promenade is back and how you can take part in the celebration. it is sunday april 16th, happy easter everyone i'm jan carabao, lets getr