scattered storms move through the area and more wet weather is headed our way. when kate says will be the best time to get outsides >> a nail throwing vandal, police are searching for a man they say continues to target unsuspecting drivers the trump administration issue as warning to the city of philadelphia. why it could mean the loss of millions of dollars. i'm jessica dean, i'm nicole brewer. the warning was sent to sanctuary cities across the nation and of course, that includes philadelphia david spunt is live at city hall with reaction from local leaders. david? >> reporter: good evening, there's been a lot of talk about sanctuary cities over the last year or so, especially during the presidential campaign, a sanctuary city like philadelphia is one that protects immigrants

that do not have legal status. there are other cities that gotly same letter, new orleans, chicago and new york >> anyone entered the united states illegally subject to deportation >> he did not hide his feelings about immigration and sanctuary cities like philadelphia >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to thrive and love us >> the department of justice sense this letter to jim kenney warning him to comply with federal law or lose funding. in the letter, acting assistant attorney general wrote failure to comply could result in the withholding of grant funds. he's talking about a little more

than $1.6 million in annual federal money that helps philadelphia's law enforcement efforts, add that up and it could mean millions during the tenure. the administration is threatening to pull the annual grant unless it sees proof that local philadelphia law enforcement shares information about undocumented immigrants with federal authorities. >> it is a serious letter. >> reporter: chip becker is an attorney with klein specter and specializes in court cases. the city has a good argument to keep its funding in the 10th amendment there's a principle called the anti-comondering principle that prohibits the federal government from punishing a state or local government to enforce federal law. >> reporter: i asked to speak to mayor kenney but his office sent a statement, we have been aware of the requirement since 2016 and we believe there's nothing in our current policy that

prohibits us from certifying. the city has until june 30th to respond to the federal government, jessica and nicole, this could go to federal court. we're nearing the 100 day mark of the trump administration. and the oval office today. the president met with an aid worker released after nearly three years in an egyptian prison. the president sought the release with egypt's president. president trump signed executive orders today calling for a review on 2016 tax regulations and the financial reform law. >> these regulations end shrine two big to fail and encourage risky behavior. >> the president promised a big announcement next week on tax reform. we are now just six days away from the nfl draft right here in philadelphia. the city is no stranger to planning and protecting large

scale events. as you can expect security will be tight. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live where it's underway. >> reporter: i think they're still underway. well, this is a free event but there will be a check in location so you will want to keep that in my mind coming out to the parkway, which i'm told will operate like the entrance point to any other major sporting event >> for someone who's not a sports fan, seems a bit much >> i thought it was a concert. i was like, who's coming to town >> who? the future of the nfl >> huge sports fans great to see us here. >> reporter: everyone meaning tens of thousands of sports fans feeling the access areas from eakin's oval to the grand stage on the art museum's steps >> using the parkway, we're familiar with it. >> reporter: when chicago hosted last year, a perimeter includes trucks and barricades will surround much of the event.

officers will assist the nfl in providing security for players. >> they will be supported, escorted. >> reporter: additional officers will also patrol some of the tourist hot spots >> our plan is to cover most tractions we feel people might gravitate to during or after the event. we know the philadelphia spot people want to see when they're here. >> reporter: getting around might take getting used to. police will designate pickup and drop-off areas. >> we're trying to centralize so it's more organized. >> reporter: tickets are required to get inside of the draft. the but rest is free. the only the thing you want access to all of this event you do have to download the nfl fan mobile pass. reporting from the parkway, alexandria hoff cbs3 thanks so much. and there are road closures and traffic restrictions in effect in the art museum area. the closures expand next week. three of the road closures kicks

in monday, that means the parkway will close from 20 and to the art museum, phase four takes effect tuesday. the tredyffrin school district suspended a school employee. arthur phillips of wayne an instructional aid is charged with sexual assaulting a student. the victim tells police she had sex with phillips more than ten indicati occasions. the two exchanged explicit text messages vineland is asking for the public's help identifying a nail throwing vandal, the man on the motorcycle is wanted for dumping roofing nails on the driveways of two local businesses earlier this week. the vandalism left unexpected

with 30 damaged tires. it isn't the first time he struck >> the first year we were pretty sure it was a disgruntled employee. we were hit again last year. and the same thing. >> it's been a real interruption for us. it could have caused real harm >> if you recognize that suspect, police do want to hear from you. a shooting in ogontz leaves one in the hospital. the gunfire erupted at 15th and comely street. the 27-year-old victim was hit multiple times and driven to the hospital. another man was shaken up but not hurt when a stray bullet went through the window of his home. narrowly missing him as he slept in bed. two men who police say tossed guns from a car near the scene were brought in for questioning. authorities say it man who killed a police officer and wounded three others in paris had a note on him defending

isis. they believe that attack was captured on this cell phone video. they say it appears to show the suspect's car next to a police van and two men with weapons drawn. one officer was killed, two were wounded in the shooting. a woman was also caught in the gunfire. investigators say 39-year-old sherfey served time for previous armed assaults on law enforcement a recent pennsylvania pipeline leak renewed concerns. sunoco logistics says there has been three leaks from it's mariner last year. the latest happened this year. the company maintains the leak did not put the public in danger but some local residents are still skeptical >> stories like what we just heard with, you know, yet another break in the system.

it's hard to trust. >> sunoco is in the process of building another pipeline that will run parallel to the run that had the recent leaks. the company said, mariner is being built to the highest standards lieutenant governor mike stack has been stripped of his state police protection. tom wolf give the order amid an investigation into complaints over the lieutenant treatment of troopers and other state employees. stack apologized for say things in quote, anger or frustration. but did not get into specifics about the probe. governor wolf sent this letter that reads in part i do not delight in this decision but i believe it is a necessary step to protect commonwealth employees. storms roll through our region tonight. and kate is tracking even more rain for the weekend. >> you we are tracking a lot of

showers that are moving in from the south and west. it originally looked like sunday was the weather day. but we flip follow-upped little bit. a lot coming in for saturday. best chances to get outside this weekend and when this rain will move through our region. we celebrate earth day but according to gnaw new survey it's not too bright. the death of music icon prince linger, we'll tell you how vans are vowing to make sure his legacy moves on. the royals open up. prince william and harry sit down with the duchess of cambridge to talk about the most difficult time in their li

volkswagen ordered to pay a 2.8 billion dollars fine for cheating on diesel emissions test. six weeks after the german auto maker pleaded guilty. the program to turn pollution controls on during testing and off while on the road. earth day is tomorrow. it's an annual event world wide that celebrates the planets's environment. a new survey finds americans aren't convinced we're headed in the right direct. ♪ >> it's the largest civic observation advance in the world, more than a bill taking

part in earth day every year. a cbs news poll said we're pessimistic. >> if we keep up at the rate we're going we're in for trouble >> we're doomed. >> while most americans think it's important to protect the environment? it's most important thing ever. we live here. >> 39% say they don't have the time and money to do it >> it's long-term. >> the trump administration's decision to lift regulations didn't sit well with about half the respondents. >> we rolled back some of the laws a little too far >> 38% believe it will be a good thing making it easier for business to create jobs. there's also political divide when it comes to global warming. democrats twice as likely as republicans to say humans are causing it >> it should not be political. >> as earth day advocates, what

can you do >> small steps >> it's a little bit of education, reading facts about what's going on would add up and then we wouldn't have to go to mars. >> now, that poll was conducted last week as a random sample of over1,000 american adults prince fans are marking the anniversary of the death. a dance party is scheduled for tonight at a popular downtown venue. people also toured prince's paisley park estate. it's now a museum. landmarks around the city are aglow in purple to honor prince. brit prince william and kate and harry have given the most public comments yet about the death of princess diana. the princes say their close bond helps them cope but if they kept

too many of their emotions bottled up. >> even her and i over the years, not talked enough about, our mother. >> never enough >> the campaign makes you realize that >> i think so. i always thought to myself what's the point of bringing up something that's going to make you sad it ain't going to change it or bring her back. it's really damage and you think about the memories. it was like i don't want to think about it. >> william and kate talked about parenthood saying nothing can fully prepare you for it. speaking of the royals queen elizabeth turned 91 today. she spent the day watches horse races. military salutes marks the occasion. queen elizabeth is britain's longest reigning monday that's correct. on our kate joins us now and has exciting news to share about a brand new edition to the weather team >> it's not a human.

it is a machine. we're talking about our brand new mobile weather watcher. this amazing vehicle rolled right up to the "eyewitness news" studios this afternoon, drone watch three was hovering above capturing the approach. a little parade down the street. we're excited to give you this sneak peak because this mobile member of our amazing weather watcher team is changing the way we bring you stories that impact your life. if you want to see what this can do, tune in monday, 6:30 and 5:00 p.m. it will come and take you inside for a look around. we will show you what this can do. it can do a lot and it's pretty nice looking at the same time. it's all about the functionality. i'm excited to get behind the wheel of that and drive it around. make sure you tune in on monday. stormscan 3 and our sky cam capturing wet weather across the area, had a bit of a deluge move

through a couple of hours ago. now cleared out at least in in philadelphia but we're seeing clouds and fog right now. center city looking lit up. but little bit of a drizzly night. you can see on stormscan 3 a few cells out there. one moving through burlington county into ocean. that's the heaviest mainly just heavy downpours with the storms moving through. there has been lightening but it's the heavy rain that's been slowing things down. this moving through portions of southern burlington county through water ford. the weekend flip-flopped a little. we talked about this last night. looks as though tomorrow will be more unsettled because of this system creeping in a little bit faster. now looks as though scattered showers could impact saturday pretty much at any time. taking you into tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m. a few scattered showers here and there. what you have to watch is this area, going to lift in by saturday evening. you can see pretty steady downpours here through the

evening hours all across the area. here's the good news. that does eventually start to clear out. sunday showers to the south. a lot of cloud cover especially from the city on south. as you head to the north may end up to be a nice day from the poke and the lehigh valley down towards the north and west suburbs before the clouds creep back in sunday. then heads off the coast. monday we'll be in an east wind a cloudy breezy cool pattern with few showers possible. it's a bit of a soggy stretch. scattered showers periods of light rain any time. sunday morning showers to the south, sun to the north, not bad. monday and tuesday that will bring a lot of cloud cover. chance for a few showers but also a cool and cloudy pattern into next week. your weekend both days in the low 60's. it's now looking as though sunday will be the drier of the two days. we dodging showers all day tomorrow. wind out of the north and west

about five to ten. a cloudy cool pattern through tuesday. we may not see a ton of rain, a few showers here and there look what happens by the end of next week. complete pattern change by the time of the draft on thursday, we will hit 80. it's going to start to feel summer like through next weekend a complete change on the way. >> i think i'm ready. i don't know about don. >> be out there sweating. >> i got to -- >> i know, i know. can't complain. that's good. we'll take it. lot going on. move up in the draft or stay put by the eagles saying too early to tell. plus who wins? youth or experience? the phillies take on the braves in south philadelphia. sports coming up next.

the phils taking their swings. south philly we go, summer salts and start break dancing. it's friday. enjoy it. no score in the second. freddy galvis. to the third, aaron altherr outside of the batter's box, left center field, cesar hernandez from first to home. 2-0 fightins. later tommy joseph with an rbi singles. phils go up 3-0 for four runs in seven innings. the 9th. hector looking to close it out. garcia, see ya, the phils losing the third closer and the fightins that lead was cut to one. after 24-minute rain delay, striking out tyler.

the phils win 4-3. go down the list of some favorite eagles, carson, fletcher brandon. they traded up to pick all three. will they make a move in the nfl draft. >> too early to tell >> we'll talk to every team and talk about where they're at, where we're at and try to at least have some preliminary discussions. it's hard when you're on the clock. you got a lot going on. >> the union host montreal tomorrow. philly is the only team in mls without a win. in fact, the union haven't won a game since august of last year. they're due. >> continued to work hard. it's not for lack of effort. this group is, you know, so deserving of a result, you know, i feel for the guys because i watch how hard they work each and every week. whoever is called upon, we know will step up and do the job.

>> game five between the bruins and senators. eric carlson he shoots and his team mate can't seem to find the puck. that's because it ended up in between the skate and calf of bruins joe morrow. they're still playing right now. they're in overtime as we speak. >> you would think that would hurt. >> not comfortable. >> thank you. >> the headliner of this year's welcome

♪ philadelphia welcome america celebration announces who will be headlining the big party on the parkway. the queen of hip hop soul mary jay blige. and boys to men. the 25th anniversary of the welcome america celebration. that announcement for the summer just around the corner. kate? weekend finally basically upon us now and the good news is it doesn't look quite as wet as it once did. the storm will produce rain will impact areas off to our south. that said, not much sunshine. cloudy skies both saturday and

sunday. will be cool with highs in the low 60's. while the bulk passes to the late show with steven

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