this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. new this morning, a man is shot and killed inside east germantown home. we'll tell you what authorities say happened just before the gunfire broke out. >> a new round of nfl draft closures goes into effect tonight. hear from neighbors say they're not happy with the restrictions, plus, finds out what the city is saying. on. >> and it is set to be a soggy start to the work week. katie is tracking showers, she as also here to tell us when temperatures will be back into the 80s. sounds good to me, today's monday, april 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, kicking off another week, i like that, let's get a check with today's forecast with katie and meisha. >> good morning, rahel, welcome back. you guys all enjoy your weekend?

>> so fast. looking outside right now, talking about closures, yes, so, phase four, if you can believe it, already have started off, and i i can zero i can under stands why people aren't happy about it. >> twenty different faces of this before it is all a done. completely avoiding that mess, just taking i59 home right? >> we mentioned the fact wet weather on the way, here it is, referring its ugly head in the form of more than anything a lot of clouds. there are obviously speckles of green, southern most counties, kent, sussex, starting to see possibility of showers. that will continue to lift north throughout the rest of the day. this is a pesky system that's hanging out across mid-atlantic, where this is coming from, actually going to lead to more wet weather tomorrow. forty-nine in millville, 48ac, cool start to the day. not terribly wind at this moment, 36 degrees mount pocono, the day progresses, yes, not idealment going to need the umbrella throughout the course of the day with some showers around the region, just?

general, so kind of dreary day expected. i do promise you, better weather news down the road. but you are going to need to keep the umbrella at the ready here through the next couple of days. but, there is again meisha light at the end of the tunnel. just about get through the next couple of days. if we have wet weather, maybe monday is the best way to get it out of the way. >> i was just thinking, not a friday, who knows what friday will hold, but -- >> i would stay tuned. >> i was going to say, ill. thank you so much. happy monday. so starting off. i want to pull this to your attention, accident coatesville, around the coatesville area, route 30 bypass, eastbound, closed between this business route 30, route 82. you will have to use an alternate, business route 30/lincoln highway is your best bet. won't slow you down too much yet but an area certainly will later as we push through the morning. see how long it lingers out there. plus construction route one northbound, all lanes blocked, you know the drill exit off oxford valley re-enter onto oxford valley. talcony palmyra bridge

scheduled to go up at 4:00 czars that's out up right now. and nf doctor. draft. so phase three, starting, phase four, starts tomorrow at midnight. so we are just making headway on the closuresment peaking at the entire parkway closed between 20th street and art museum, starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. we will be going through more of these coming up in about ten minutes, jim, over to you. >> new this morning argument in a east germantown home ends with one man dead and another in police custody. the deadly shooting happened on east penn street by lena street just after midnight. police say the 22 year old victim was found shot multiple times in third floor bedroom. he was pronounced dead at the scene, as officers pulled up, they spotted another man running out of the home's side door. >> they saw that the male had a gun in a holster on his right hip. police immediately told the male to freeze which he did and police took the male into

custody. >> multiple witnesses who are inside the home at the time of the shooting are now being interviewed by detectives. >> police are searching for suspect in another deadly shooting this one in talcony. police say 20 year old man was shot and killed just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon, gunfire also hit several cars along the 6900 block of hagerman street. so far investigators don't have motive for the violence. >> also, so far no arrests in deadly shooting in germantown, a man in his mid 20's shot twice along the 5700 block of mcmahon street about 2:30 yesterday. he died short time later. >> and other news, nfl draft days away, hard to believe it is about to get worse. kicks in tonight at seven #. those closures include the parkway between 20th street and the art museum and kelly drive at fairmount avenue. final phase of closure starts tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. now in a statement the philadelphia mayors office said in part every effort has been made to condense the time lime into the shortest possible and to minimize disruption. we will be therefore every

moment of the draft of the keep it right here on "eyewitness news," when we're not on air get the latest on cbsphilly.com. >> meanwhile, we are learning not everyone is excited about the nfl draft or at least its location, no doubt the extent set up on the parkway big inconvenience for many who live in the area as well as tens of thousand who is travel through t1 resident tells "eyewitness news," it is unfair for the event to cause disruption for several weeks at a time. >> i think that it is really put the neighborhood through turmoil. it is okay for a weekends. but for four weeks or six weeks that it will be, it is really just quite an inconvenience. >> as far as security for the draft is concerned, trucks anbar kids will surround the event area. philadelphia police say they also plan to patrol popular tourist spots around the city. >> well, police bus a pot party in the city frankford section, comes getting large amount of marijuana. $50,000 in cash, and four handguns. the so-called philly smoke session was held in this warehouse on worth street

saturday night. police raided the highly publicized party seizing 50 pounds of bulk marijuana and 100 pounds of thc infused edibles, "eyewitness news" caught up with one party goer struggling to see why it was a big deal. >> we were a block from torresdale avenue last night. how many people have heroin overdoses every night on torresdale avenue? i mean, we are low priority, i think, i think, cannibis should be a low priority here. >> knowledge 17 # five people allowed to leave the pot gathering without charge. police did arrest 22 people including event's organizer, no word on what charges they will be facing. >> take a look at this, on 676 eastbound toward center city. "eyewitness news" viewer dave silver captured the scene yesterday afternoon. about 100 young people on bicycles took over the vine street expressway. fortunately, none of the bikers were hit. another large group of people on dirt bikes were riding along columbus boulevard.

no word on whether the two rides had anything to do with each other. >> about a month until memorial day weekends, local swim club is struck by vandals. staff at the upper moreland swim club gave us a tour of the damage, take a being lou, saw the kitchen equipment torn apart, rooms flooded and fire extinguishers sprayed everywhere. right now it is unclear if the insurance company will help cover the estimated $40,000 in damages. >> that's by itself is $5,000 worth of equipment that's on top of this we purchased, now, that's shattered, completedly. >> i'm very optimistic person, i know we'll get through there is but i don't understand why it happened. >> investigators believe the thieves may have been trying to break into a receive that contained only $50. but with the help of volunteers certain sections of the swim club should be able to open in time for memorial day weekends. >> happening today defense lawyers will argue the save of life of a man. eric frein could face death penalty for the shooting death of state police corporal brian dixon in the 2014 ambush in the poconos.

frein's attorneys say they're questioning today will focus on frein's relationship with his fatherment prosecutors say frein wanted to start a revolution. >> well the trial begins today for the philadelphia police officer accused of dumping a dog in a local park. investigators say that in november of 2016 michael long put pitbull in a trash bag, then dumped her in a waste bin at wissahickon valley park. long a 11 year veteran of the force is charged with animal cruelty and related crimes. cranberry the dog has since recovered and has a new family. >> another trial being held today for the man charged in the fatal hit-and-run in port richmond. police say ramon moralez struck thomas dunbar at the intersection of aramingo and lehigh avenue in april of last year, then left the scene. authorities allege moralez dragged bun bar more than 200 feet before driving away. moralez charged with murder. >> president trump will mark his 100 day in office this saturday, with a rally in harrisburg. meantime, the white house is taking a tough stance with congress ahead of threatened

government shutdown. aids to the president says mr. trump will insist new budget provide for mexican border wall. if a deal is not reached. funding for the federal government will run out at the end of this week. >> and today president obama will make his first public appearance since leaving office. he will speak with student at the university of chicago. his part of his mission to encourage new generation of leaders. 300 student from the chicago area will attend. yesterday, the former president met with at risk men in a job skills program. >> a man won the first round of the french president election, at least three people arrested two injured in paris at election protests last night, some demonstrators dodged cars, other protesters gathered to oppose far right leader. came in second this round. now advances to the runoff election against barone scheduled for may seven. >> and, the us state department says it is working on the case of american who has been detained in north

korea professor tony kim is the third u.s. citizen who is currently detained in the country. he taught at the university of science and tech joel gentlemen. said he was taken into custody saturday for unknown reasons. the incident comes as north korea aims more aggressive rhetoric at the us. >> and, north korea also threatening to sing the us aircraft carrier carl vincent, now the pentagon calling on the country to stop using fighting words. the defense officials say the ship would be deployed off the korean peninsula in april. state-wide newspaper said the nation can sing the vessel with a single strike, how much, there is no independent verification that the country has such capabilities. >> well, if you felt some shaking yesterday, you're not alone, we will tell you where people in our region were jolted by an earthquake. >> plus, severe weather across the count rip including heavy hail. see more of the damage left behind by mother nature. >> and the bridge demolition in ohio doesn't go according to plan. we'll tell you why part of the structure stays standing, when

we come back.

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it's way beyond ice cream. >> fifty year old bridge in southwestern hone ohio didn't go down quietly. working on the bridge yesterday, technicians blasted the southbound part of the bridge, one section refused to fall. another section only partially collapsed. it all finally came down after the second blast. the replacement bridge is designed to last for a full century. >> and hail comes crashing down on homes and cars in northeast texas leaving resident with a big mess. now, look at the hood of this car, windshields were shattered, following this weekend's storm, one homeowner said the hail looked like baseball falling out of the sky. resident throughout the area used tarps to cover up large holes in the roofs of their homes, caused by the filing ice. incredible. >> and tennessee, people there also dealing with intense weather. three rounds every strong storms hit central tennessee

between friday and saturday night. heavy rainfall caused creeks and rivers to overflow, pouring into nearby roadways, flashflood watches continue for most of the area. >> i didn't feel it, but did you feel it that rattling in lancaster county? >> folks in millersville may have felt the grounds shake. 2.3 magnitude earthquake reported in the area just before 5:00 p.m. the us gee logical survey says they got about 200 calls from people who said they felt it in the connestoga area, as well. there are no report of any damage at this time. >> and, take a look, the newest member of the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" team debuts today. we gave you me? peak at the mobile weather friday as it rolled into the station, coming up in the 6:00 l gives you closer look at the new technology it has in stock. >> i've been looking forward to that. all it said friday is it had cup holders. she was so excited about the cup holders. >> that's a good start. >> hey, man. when you're on the road, what i was told was we don't want

to give it away. we doesn't want to tell people too much. it was real a sneak peak. >> yes? >> what can i tell people? i have to give them something. >> cup holders! >> sweet new car spell. oh,. >> it looks nice from the outside. excited when it is like on the inside. >> wait. i feel like television doesn't do it justice. it is huge. do you have stay tuned. >> big promises, making big promises, i and i think i can back them up. wait and see. taking a look storm scan, we have this storm system continues to bringing in rain from the central carolinas right now, all headed our way. we zoom on in. take a look at where the leading edge of any current precipitation is. for the most part everything obviously very scattered. i think we'll have a little time here. dry weather window generally speaking through the morning commute, that will bring mainly just a lot of cloud and cool conditions. but let's walk you through future weather. very important to note that this is just a model, not gospel, but moving forward

with time here, starting at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10 cents 11:00, 12:00, clouds. evening, rain moves instead year, south to north. good shot up in the poconos, lehigh valley you don't see much but a passing shower throughout the entire day. that said, not out of the woods any time soon, right through tuesday, still rounds of showers, or even some steady rain, that works it way through. this is about 4:00 p.m. on this particular model, and interpretations, so a.c. expressway, garden state parkway, can be getting doused toward the second half of the day. back here we stand on the first day back to work, yes, not great. cloudy skies, certainly, passing showers throughout the day. and it is cool. the high only 59 degrees. later on tonight, we will see the rain become little steadier, dropping down to 49. then again more rain tomorrow. but i come bearing great weather news down the road. as we are getting there nfl draft underway, look at the temperatures, meisha, low mid 80s, right through the event and for the penn relays, no less, other than pop up shower or thunderstorm friday, saturday, i think the event

will be a success, weather wise. >> i do too, i do too. i think people are loving the 80s, spending a lot of time outside doing something, very, very fun this weekend, good morning, everyone, so, what what are we waking to up? right now pull your attention to this, serious accident in coatesville, route 30 eastbound bypass route 30 bypass eastbound closed between business route 30 and route 82. so you will have to use alternate. business route 30, lincoln highway, your best bet. this is involving a motorcycle, as women, so tis the season to look out for our friends on bikes. i'll keep updated dollars on what happens with that. but be mindful of the closure. then deal with this construction route one northbound at oxford valley. all lanes blocked. so you will exit off oxford valley re-enter onto oxford valley, as well. talcony palmyra bridge went up. now back down. but the burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go upright around 5:20. just heads up on that if your headed outdoor in the next ten, 15 minutes or so. also, speaking that far nfl draft coming up in the road restrictions in place,

starting tonight, phase three, starting tomorrow at midnight, phase four, so this is phase three, the entire parkway closed between 20th street and art museum, kelly drive closed at fairmount avenue, mlk and spring garden close at 24th, buses seven, three it, 48, 27, 38, 43, already detoured. phase four starts tomorrow. jim, rahel, back to you. >> up next the hollywood star just signed on to be the new face of fast-food franchise. >> interesting. plus, we'll tell you how you can voice your opinion on septa's rate hike proposal

>> stay updated with katie's forecast on sister station "kyw news radio" 1060. also, a mail away test can tell you if you have the gene for four different diseases or conditions. tips for fans hoping to take in the nfl draft or pen re lays this week, and lasalle university taps graduating senior to be it commencement

speaker next month. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> septa want to hike fares, chance to speak up. another public hearing will be held today. if you are interested, the hearing will be held at septa headquarters from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. another chance to speak up tomorrow, septa released its proposed operating budget last month if approved fare changes would go into effect july 1st. avenue lot of -- >> will they go to the meeting? >> we'll see. >> probably not. >> 45:00; time for check on business news. >> money watch's roxanna joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. good morning. what are markets doing this morning? >> good morning, rahel, jim. right now, futures are pointing up, and on friday the dow drops 31-point, the nasdaq lost six. overseas this morning, the euro rallied following the results from the first round of france's presidential election. widely being seen as boat on the your pea anna union.

emanuel matt colon who finished first said committed european union, whom he'll face in runoff, hopes to pull france out of the union and it shared currency. >> well, rokanna, kfc has new colonel sanders i upped stand, who is it? >> i think you might like it, actor rob lowe. >> the west wing star is the latest celebrity to portray original kfc icon died in 1980. in his new ad, low dresses in space suit to announce kfc new singer chick end sandwich. what do you think, guys? >> i'm amazed. i had no idea that was rob lowe. he really looks the part. >> his hair little whiter, yes. >> he looks good though. >> he does, he does, and still not sold? >> i don't approve of this, no. no, i don't.

>> let him live, jim, let him live. roxanna, thank you. >> exactly. >> we'll check in with you next hour. well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. i really don't, i don't know about that. >> all right, we'll talk about it during the break. kids riding on the back seat after cop car. we'll ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside,

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>> welcome back, hammy monday to you. i feel like if we're going to have to deal with wet weather let's get it over with early in the week. you know what they say about rainy days and mondays, the carpenters did, they always get you down, how much, it is not raining yet. that's good. i think we get through the morning rush without any major hiccups here, actually still clear outside. but there are changes coming as they say. i know that's what jim says all the time. okay? it is 51 degrees, dew .46. atmosphere beginning to moisten up in short. you see some of the rain currently over the virginia, a it will be working it way in south to north, already seeing

in fact scattered shower across the southern most counties. but i really think the morning drive will be generally okay. perhaps a stray shower, sprinkle, along the way, but later on, rain does become not only more widespread, but little steadier, that's specially into tonight, and through the day tomorrow. so, tomorrow, umbrella is pretty much a requirement, but look at this trade-off. by wednesday starting to clear out. already in the 70s, and then we have 80s for days here, meisha, to wrap up the month of april. >> love it. >> not bad at all, right? >> no. >> we will take the 80s. >> keep the shorthand i, right? >> absolutely. all right, well, good morning, everyone, that's good news, katie bringing us good news today. this commute, how much, i will say, just give yourself some extra time, if we have any rain, we know you will have to give yourself extra time walking out the doorway. let's look at this, very serious accident in coatesville, route 30 bypass eastbound closed between business route 30 and route 82. your alternate, business route 30, lincoln highway, kings highway, will be your best

bet. this accident, like i said, is serious, and it is involving motorcycle. so i was saying it before, it is a season now where a lot of people will be jumping on their motorcycles, and we have to pray attention to our friends on bikes, i'll let you know. be mindful. construction without one, all lanes block, that has now been cleared. our construction crews have moved out the way there. talcony palmyra bridge went up, went back down, now looking at the burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open up 5:20 a.m. then talking about the nfl draft, those road restrictions face four, then face four start tomorrow. rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. police in maine have couple of kids in custody, now looking for their owners. >> see these kids are goats. these came in from the maine police department, sergeant with the department found the two wandering goats around the city center. they got a ride in the police car for their trouble. police are feeding theming vegtables while they search for their owners. >> naughty kids.

>> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," how the nfl draft is redirecting philly traffic. >> plus the what major city is the latest to take down monuments to confederate icons. back at the top of the hour.

>> three days and counting before philadelphia becomes the destination for football fans, getting around town is to become more difficult. also, new this morning, a germantown home becomes a crime scene after a man is fawn shot, eyewitnesses tell police what happened just before the gunfire. >> and police get winds of a pot party in frankford. so how much marijuana the cops seize, and why some folks think it is no big deal. well today is monday april 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on thanks, i feel