live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." right now at noon, dozen of firefighters battle a blaze at a historic delaware county church one day after it was filled with easter worshippers. the church dates back to the 19 century. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. fire reached two alarms before firefighters gain the upper hands, live in upper chichester where investigators are looking for a cause. good afternoon, anita. >> afternoon, jim, rahel. firefighters were able to get this blaze under control, in about two hours. right now investigators are inside working to assess some of the damage, much of the

damage to the back of church but see the front windows shattered out. luckily no one was inside at the time. but it will still take time to rebuild what's been lost. >> lighthouse in the community is. sad to see it go. >> organist ben jones has been member of the historic presbyterian church, lives new doors down, after 8:30 monday morning he watched it go up in flames. >> we saw the smoke coming out and the parking lot light in the back was flames coming from that. and then i blinked and all the sudden the explosion of flames just up the back there. that porch mainly was engulfed. >> up to 100 firefighters returned to the scene of the two alarm blaze. >> 1885, talking heavy temperature construction, wood, wide open space, so just great grounds for fire to grow. >> despite the challenge, fire

chief craig small says crews were able to salvage much of the building which is structurally sounds. >> a shame it happened today but the guy did great job. >> he said luckily this happened one day after easter at a time when no one was inside. the rest, he says, can be replaced. >> i'm sure they'll rebuild. >> and another live look here at the damage to this historic church. church members say they did recently install two new heaters inside this church but at this time a cause has not yet been determined. fire officials are still working on that, but they say, there is no reason to believe that it is suspicious. much more on this story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. for now live in upper chichester, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> see you then, thank you. and chopper three over the 100 block of chestnut avenue in woodland camden county. firefighters had battled flames and dense smoke before 5:30 this morning, part of the walls on the upper floors did collapse, but so far, nos word on any injuries. >> manhunt continues for murder suspect after he shot a 74 year old man, recorded it

on video, and up loaded it to facebook. the crime took place in cleveland, but law enforcement officials warning that the suspect may be in pennsylvania, after cell phone pink dollars in erie county. correspondent kenneth craig with the latest details on the case. >> killed 13 people. about to keep killing until -- until -- until they catch me. >> but police in cleveland say there is no evidence to back up that chilling claim by stiviano ends. >> so far unfortunately there has been one fatality, one homicide, in this entire scenario. we want to keep it that way. >> this morning investigators said stevens did commit at least one murder on sunday, the cold blooded shooting of 74 year old robert godwin, senior. a video of the crime was later posted on facebook. >> you say joy lane? >> joy lane. >> yes. >> after that exchange, stevens appeared to shoot godwin, got back in his car and drove off.

detective have since spoken with joy lane. >> we don't foe if she is girlfriends or not. we can't tell you where she at but she is safe. >> authorities in jose they don't know where the killer went. they think he may have left the state. >> obviously this individual is armed, and dangerous, quite frankly at this point he could be a lot of play cents. i could be nearby. he could be far away. anywhere inbetween. >> police are urging stevens to surrender, before anyone else is hurt. they are also warning people in five states, ohio, indianna, pennsylvania, michigan, and new york, to be on the look-out. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> meanwhile police are following leads interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video in their search for suspect after a violent weekends in philadelphia that carried over to this morning. one man was shot and killed about 6:00 this morning on east clementine street in kensington. police are also investigating a deadly shooting at 62nd and woodland in southwest philadelphia. authority say violence peaks when the temperatures rise.

>> but we've had numerous shootings over the weekends, you know, summertime, summertime is coming, warm weather today, you know, we get pecan valleys during the warm weather. but we have, you know, we have enough police out here. >> police are also investigating triple shooting in juniata park, two men, one woman shot on the 4400 block of whitaker avenue about 2:00 this morning. in total at least 19 people have been shot saturday in the sit. >> i vice president mike pence continues his ten day tour of asia, a mid rising tensions between the us and north korea. >> this morning the vice president visited a zone between north and south korea vowing to protect the south. comes days after north korea parried dollars military arsenal through the streets than failed at launching mid range balistic missile. they say they're working with allies to respond to the threat. >> i think there is international concensus now,

including, chinese, a situation that just can't continue. >> another concern among security analysts is that the possibility that north korea will conduct six nuclear test north korean advice foreign minister re old has set nuclear test is inevitable. >> hundreds of thousand cents of people line the streets for the 121st annual boston marathon, more than 30,000 runners racing the 26.2 miles, race started in waves, athletes with disability took off at 8:50, wheelchair racers started 9:20, league women runners took off 9:30, emit men 10:30 a.m. we'll update "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >> president trump and the first lady hosed first easter egg roll at the white house becomes 21,000 people were expected to attend the event. date back to the late 19th century. cbs weijia jiang with more from the white house. >> children gathered with their families, bright and early, for the 139th white house easter egg roll.

>> it could be any collection. >> was that hard? >> no. >> the first family came out to the south lawn for the official start. >> on behalf of the president anbar on, we wish awe great fun, and beautiful days coming ahead of us. >> the easter egg roll dates all the way back to 1878 when president rutter forward haze was in the white house, it is so popular, the event goes on all day long, with more than 21,000 guests expected. this year's festivities include more than dozen activities, like a bean bag toss, and mink link with costume characters. >> but the main draw is the actual egg roll. even know andrew tells us it is harder than it looks. >> what was it like to do it? >> well, i messed up the first point. i didn't get to grab t i just kind of just through it on accident. >> for those who just can't get the swing of it, there is always another way to get the egg to the other side of the

lawn. weijiweijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, if you plan to vote in next month's primary, you have to register by today. only major members of major party eligible to vote for the nominees. you can register on line or county election offices or by mail, but must be postmark by today. primary is may 16th. >> some april showers are around right now. >> but hopefully some drier weather on the way, too, lauren? >> even by the end of the day, guys, we will see sunshine return across large portion of the delaware valley it, will create setting for a beautiful but cooler tuesday, details in your full forecast coming up. >> thank you, lauren. plus, britain's prince harry opens up about the death of his mother. why he is speaking out now nearly 20 years after princess diana died. you're watching "eyewitness news" at noon.

>> a have said he prescribed oxycodone for prince to protect the rock star's privacy. prince died april 21 of last year of accidental overdose every fent none, synthetic drug 50 times more powerful than heroin. investigators want to know where the drugs came from. warrant unsealed today, as well as phone records, emails. >> another well known prince, prince harry; opening up about his mother's death and how he silently struggled for 20 years after princess diana died in 1977 car crash.

>> brake from the royal tradition of silence on mental health issues. correspondent charlie brings us more on this store. >> i prince harry just a boy when the world mourned the loss of had i mother, parenthesis dianne a he said he suffered in silence for nearly two decades before his brother prince william convinced him to get professional health. >> twenty years of not thinking about it. >> prince harry gave pod cast interview to brian e gordon the telegraph newspaper. all the sudden all of this grief, like never processed started to come to the forefront. a lot of stuff here i need to deal with. >> harry admitted at times felton the verge every punching someone, took a boxing up as a an outlet for the aggression. >> losing my mom at the age of four, therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect on nod only my personal life but also my work as well. >> prince harry now works the charity that promote melt al

health, uses his public persona to carry on many of diana's charities. in a interview with cbs this morning last year, he said he hopes it would make his mother proud. >> i hope she would be sitting up there having her little own party, looking down what we have achieved. >> this new interview all about erasing the stigma surrounding mental health issues, prince harry, principal william and kate will all be cheering runners on in the upcoming london marathon as part that far campaign. charlie d'agada, cbs news, london. i really like prince harry. good for him. wish him good luck there. when you have an itch, you just need to scratch it, right? >> i agree. look at this panda. looks like he's dancing, but, in actuality, he's scratching his back. we have more fun with pandas after the break. meisha? >> well, on a monday afternoon, looking for a reason to smile. and we have another one in today's love it, we're loving how one mom's lifeless on of letting go and having fun is hitting the neighborhood

sidewalks in the attire, don't miss it, lauren? >> thanks, meisha. all loving the easter weather yesterday with sunshine and temperatures in the 80s, but looks like as we head into next weekend, we're going to have bit of cooler start, especially on saturday. highs look like they'll be in the up ear's with some breezy conditions, but looks like we will take sunshine into the start of next weekend, but that rain chance will take over as we head into next sunday. more on that and the rain working through the area right now on storm scan3, coming up just after the break.

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storm chasers in the eastern part of the state captured these image of huge tornado on saturday. confirmed the tornado passed through at least two different places, there have been no report, fortunately, of damage or injuries. >> wow. >> don't want to see that. >> bees full, beautiful imagery there, glad to injuries. >> and her power, that's a lot of power today. >> all right. >> little light rain, yes, little spring rain, we need the april showers for? >> may flowers. >> yes. >> good job, guys. >> teamworks makes the dream works. clouds in place, live look at center city philadelphia, sunshine now trying to break through some of the low clouds, but still gray skies, in command, 62 degrees your current temperature, winds now out of the north at around 5 miles per hour, our dew points are elevated up into the middle 50's, so yes, when you step outside you feel that muggy factor. that will lessen, as the day goes on. as cold front is currently working through the area as we speak.

but temperatures are mild right now. at 68 degrees, in millville, near 70 degrees at our shore point, 65 degrees in allentown, live look at the neighborhood network, yes, little bit of light rain. you haven't seen it yet in rehoboth beach. look at the people on the shore enjoying the conditions, just want to jump right in there. people out of the boardwalk as well enjoying little sunshine breaking through, still some clouds on the scene but the best conditions across the delaware valley right now portions of southern delaware, had the area of precipitation, light in intensity, has been passing through the area specially in and around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, over the last several hours. and now seeing light rain continuing to fall specially across portions of camden county, back into burlington county as we head south eastbound, little light rain passed through atlantic city into brigantine, miss i can island seeing little light rain coming down. but the trends headed into the next several hours will be the shower activity, tapering off, then see the clearing line, off to the north and west, sunshine going to be breaking out for you in the lehigh valley. we will see the cloud deck eroding to the southeast, over the next several hours with

sunshine returning even by the end of the day today, for most of us, so future weather showing us we will still see few lingering showers, rehoboth you will get a taste little light rain over the next couple of hours, otherwise clearing skies from northwest to southeast. by this evening, nice and clear, for everyone, and overnight tonight, as we push into midnight, no problems, just few passing clouds, things will quiet down as we head into the evening hours, clearing out that rain, and clearing out the clouds, less humid conditions, conditions still middle 60s, then overnight tonight mostly clear, again little chilly, certainly after 80s yesterday, 49 degrees overnight tonight. have you reaching for that extra layer, extra blanket, and we will be dropping off to near 40 degrees in the lehigh valley, some 30's in the poconos, down to 42 degrees overnight tonight. millville, we'll have the clear sky conditions, stowe will be good viewing weather, just need the extra coat for the meteor shower, runs next week through the 25th, average of 20 meteors per hour, known for bright tails lasting for several seconds. so something cool to check

out. also, clear skies tonight. we will yield sunny day tomorrow, practically perfect for our tuesday, mild temperatures, low humidity values and light winds. we will be cooler tomorrow with high temperatures topping middle 60s, right around average for us as we head into mid week, mainly dry wednesday, 66 degrees, then warmer as we head into thursday, back up to 70, better chance of shower activity, especially head into thursday night. little windy head into friday, and there is the cooler start expected for the start of next weekend. >> enjoy the next couple he days. >> yes, it will be nice. >> thank you. well, starting today, we are adding new segment to "eyewitness news" at noon. >> our meisha johnson will join us three days a week with her new segment love it. meisha, take it away. >> so, okay, jim, rahel, what exactly is this love it segment? most sense, session. that will will make us happy, make us feel good, maybe laugh once in a while.

best thing is laugh kerr turn our day around. certainly under stands this concept. take a look at this, you guys. mom of the year walks her little second grader max oh, yes, take a look at this, walk her little second greater max to school wearing a t recommendation costume. why? well, why not is perhaps the better question? look at this thing, you guys, the mom of two said she wore the costume for two reasons, one, to show her little ones thee don't need to care so much what other think, it is okay to be different, two, to make other laugh, which they did. in fact she said a woman driving past her on the bike yelled out thank you, i really needed this, truth be told, we all do. not only is mom setting great example for her two boys, everyone else watching by the way, but also great reminder that hey, throw judgement to the side. it is okay to let your own unique personality shine through. and i just absolutely love what this mom did with this. because it is two fold. for little boys, but it is also for the public.

>> oh, i agree. i thought this video thought it was great. now i don't know, my mom would have ever done this when i was a kid, she would have gone, no. >> really? i never without jim's mom would have been the first? >> isn't that so cute? and so big, too, no doubt about it laughing and having fun is absolutely infectious. so you guys, this is what love it is all about. great trending stories that make you feel good, real people doing fun and awesome things. we can relate to. so if you hear or see anything, sends it my way or facebook me, and together, no matter what's happening, let's turn our day around. coming up: panda with a itch. >> wow. >> yes. >> we love our panda congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance.

wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care.

>> the 16th anniversary of botox. it was first used cosmetic throw get rid of wrinkles, then med throw treat migraines, excessive sweating, now testing botox for another use, we'll show you at 5:00. >> then at 6:00 ainge sell living to up her name, saving her husband's life through organ donation, she said she throughout about it twice, the gift she could give, the organ donor giving other the chance to survive tonight at 6:00. >> here on the news show we love our cute animal stories around here. >> easy to be cute when pandas are involved. >> this video from the panda breeding and research space in southwest china may look like this panda is dancing but actually using a tree to

scratch his back. reading work at the chinese panda base has increased its population so much, the giant panda's have been upgraded from the end dago err list. >> you got to do what you got to do. say hello to the long awaited offspring of april the giraffe finally finally the baby boy on his feet within an hour of his birth saturday. animal park in up-state new york more than a million on line viewers watch the baby's birth, april's pregnancy lasted approximately 15 month. nenew cast calf will stay with mom between six months and a year before out on his own. jim, you have been watching? >> i watched the birth. you want to watch that on youtube, go ahead. just be sitting down when you see. >> beautiful thing. >> well, if you say so, national geographic there. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> for meisha, lauren, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at five. always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. have a great day everyone. >> bye, guys.

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>> billy: this is a sweet ride, man. >> zoey: #rockstarcar. >> reed: i -- i don't think i could imagine a more incredible birthday present. mom, this must be why you didn't want to discuss getting me a car, 'cause you knew grandpa was planning on this. >> victoria: uh, no, honey. i'm just as shocked as you are. >> zoey: looks like you can take me to madison for the concert anyway! your mom can't tell you what to do with your own car. [ giggles ] >> reed: oh! grandma! >> nikki: oh! goodness, what is this for? >> reed: what? the car! i mean, it's from you, too, right? >> nikki: no, honey. that's all your grandfather. >> reed: -