abedi, a british citizen raised in britain. police raided two sites in manchester today and 23 year-old man was arrested at a third location. prime minister teresa may says that intelligence information has forced an increase in the country's terror threat level. >> it is any concluded on the bases of today's investigation that the threat level should be increased, for the time being, from severe to critical this means that their assessment is not only an attack remains highly likely but that the further attack may be imminent. >> as a result, of that threat increase, our military will be deployed to events, and at other locations around that nation to assist police. as the world mourning for those affected by the attack in manchester people here in our area remembering victims. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us from city hall where the community will be coming together for a

vigil, alycia. >> reporter: ukee an vigil here outside city hall wrapped up a few minutes ago. small group that gathered here but one that has a strong connection to manchester and tragedy there. a vigil outside city hall in philadelphia, people here gathering in honor of those killed yesterday, in the uk. about two dozen ariana grande concert goers at uk's manchester arena died, dozens more were injured by an explosion after the concert. the tragedy here, claimed as a terror attack by isis. >> it happened, my friend were from philly, manchester, as it is going on. i follow it. it was just something that affected me. i felt like i had to do something. >> reporter: vigil was organize by christie rockwell, most who are here are like her , they lived in manchester, british city devastate by most recent terror attack, an attack that killed some as young as eight years old.

>> it is awful, scary, you know, i know, right at you know, like right where they dit, it is so, it is maximum damage right as people go for the train. i know it so well. >> reporter: again, those that gathered here were all from manchester or lived there at some point vigil was a way to honor those involved in yesterday's terror attack and also for a way for those here to grief. reporting live outside city hall alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". montgomery county company smg of west conshohocken manages manchester arena spokesperson says arena mc. is cooperating with the police investigation. company also offered condolences to the victim and their families. the philadelphia police department says it is continuing to take necessary precaution toss keep people safe here and at home in the wake of the manchester attack.

meanwhile people picking up family who arrived from philadelphia international from the region earlier today satisfaction their mind are on the victims. >> we have all these families and these children, they are having a great time at a concert and then out of the blue, the unthinkable happens. >> she also told us she was on pins and needles until her parents landed safely in fail. new jersey governor chris christie is also reacting to the terror attack in manchester. he said this kind of violence hits close to home. >> well, it is a terribly dangerous world. i have a 13 year-old daughter hoist an ariana grande fan, so , you know, you sit there as a parent and think about the way that it works, if i let my daughter get to the concert like that i would be doing same thing that those parents were doing. >> much more on the attack in england coming up on the "cbs evening news", scott pelley will anchor live from

manchester that is happening right after we sign off at 6:30. closing arguments are complete in the trial of the camden county father accuse of killing his three-year old son defense said david creato, junior was a grieving parent and investigators were too close quick to charge him. prosecution argued creato wanted to save his relationship with his teenage girlfriend who did not want to be around his young son. >> brandon creato deserved better than that. that is absolutely, absolutely unforgivable. >> he was utterly consumed by the idea that she was leaving him, that she was dumping him. >> the case has now been turned over to the jury. ten jurors have been chosen for bill cosby's sexual assault trial. these are sketches from inside the courtroom today in pittsburgh where jury selection is taking place. the trial starts in montgomery county on june 5th. cosby accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home in 2004. police released surveillance video of two

suspects wanted in a double shooting in kensington. investigators say two men on bikes shot a man and his two-year old son on the 3300 block of malta street around 9:15 last friday night. the child and father are now in stable condition, but officials have no motive for this violence. $5,000 reward is offered for any information leading to an arrest. a bucks county couple has pleaded guilty to felony assault and child endangerment after a reportedly abusing their two month-old infant daughters. authorities discovered michael and melissa shales daughter suffering from broken bones and mal nourish. now, 16 months old both children continue to be impaired by at boost. the parents each face up to 27 years in prison. well, every 40 seconds someone in the you had has a stroke. on the healthwatch tonight, may is stroke awareness month and the american heart association is working to raise awareness and save lives >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the stroke patient from bucks county who

stephanie says she's lucky to be alive. >> reporter: she's lucky. almost 800,000 people in the united states have a stroke every year. most people don't realize young people are at risk too. surviving depends on quick action but many people don't know all of the warning signs to look out for. hand washing can be tricky for 31 year-old christie fleming, she cannot feel hot or cold and whole left side of her body is weak, so is her memory all sim tolls from the stroke she had last year. >> you think stroke, heart attack is an elderly person. you don't think a 30 year-old. >> reporter: warminster office manager said it happened out of no where, first her arm went numb and then her whole body. >> it was terrifying. like my life was flashing before my eyes, i truly had no idea what was happening. >> reporter: fortunately she got quick treatment with the c lot busting drug. >> three different types of strokes with three causes.

>> reporter: this doctor at temple hospital says 80 percent of strokes are caused by a blood clot in the brain, and while strokes usually happen to older people and those with risk factors like heart disease, no one is immune. >> stroke is one of the leading causes of disability and mortality in the country. >> reporter: hoping to reverse that the american heart association has launched a campaign called fast, to educate people about strokes. the f is for face, strokes cause weakness or numbness in the face, a forearm which can get weak or numb. s is speech often affected by the stroke and t stand for time. >> the opportunity to treat that stroke is limited by time the quicker, more quickly we get to the hospital, better chance we have of surviving with as little biscuit as possible. >> reporter: christie has trouble tasting food another stroke side effect but she feels lucky to survived and learned an important lesson. >> things can happen to anyone at anytime.

>> reporter: now doctors say christie did exactly the right thing when she started to feel those strange symptoms. she acted fast and then called 911. we have more information on strokes including prevention for you at cbs philly.com, contradict on health. i will post that on facebook and twitter feed, really important life saving information. >> any moment, anytime. stephanie, thank you. camden county freehold's announced they have merged the mental health and addiction departments. residents struggling with addiction or mental illness can make one phone call to find help. >> all too often persons who need access to care have to get involved with two different systems to be properly treated. we need to advocate for unified system of care. >> we have information on how you can reach the new office of mental health and addiction at cbs philly.com. law enforcement community gathered for citizens crime commission annual lunch today. "eyewitness news" in center city where several officers received award for going above

and beyond the call of duty. commission runs a tips hot line and gives out reward for information that lead to convictions. here we go bird are back, otas football season is still a few months away but many eag also arrived in south philadelphia today to get to work. >> they are back, baby. >> sports director don bell joins us now. we are getting ready. >> 24/7, 365 don't it feel like nfl is always in the news >> always. >> good stuff today. today eagles began otas short for organized team activity, they are voluntary work outs. think of it like a glorified two hand touch, players wear helmets, jersey and shorts. there is no shoulder pad because full contact is not allowed, found upon, they played seven on seven and 11 on 11. good time for coach toes install their offensive, defensive systems, mandatory mini camps start next month. now three players did not show up for today's session,

jason peters, punter donnie jones and defensive tackle fletcher cox. so was the head coach okay with that? we will hear from doug pederson in sports. >> buddy ryan said voluntary, you better be there. >> yes. >> we will see. >> thanks, don, appreciate it. still to come, looking for miracles. a local priest may be on the path to sainthood and his journey runs through delaware county. reason he is being considered and key meeting happening tonight. an anniversary on the waterfront why the battleship new jersey is being recognize today, lauren. after a soggy monday for most more rain is in the route what kind of showers move in overnight, talking about a thundering thursday and if we can kick this rain and bring some sunshine back out here by the time of the holiday weekend. we will have the answer in the

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commissions in the navy. it was commissioned may 23rd, 1943. it was recommissioned several times over the years. new jersey began her career as a museum ship in october 2001. beloved teacher from delaware county is on the path to sainthood. >> journey for father bill atkinson takes a critical step "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has details. >> great, great, great, wonderful person. >> reporter: story and memories of father bill atkinson go on in his monsignor bonner high school. >> i saw him every day. he came in the office first, said father, how are you today never had a bad day. that is what he would say to me. >> reporter: school now merged with archbishop pender grass was father atkinson's home, he roamed the hallways of this drexel hill building for 30 years. he was left a quadriplegic after a sledding accident in 1964. his ordination required a special difficulties 10 says

from the pope. he died in 2006 after inspiring lives of more than 100,000 students. and now, the long road to possible saintroad moves along >> he is considered a server of god, which means that they have at least begun to look at his life and see at that point if there is a reason that they could, diocese, archdiocese of philadelphia could move that cause forward. >> reporter: push for saint hood has taken formal steps and now challenge is to identify father atkinson impact on this community. meeting set for tuesday night to lay out the process. marge rocco, secretary of the principal, recalled his maste ry of games and love of piecing puzzles together which he would solve with the help of her son. >> give me that one, give me that one, put pieces in and before you know it, 3,000 piece puzzle, together, beautiful. >> reporter: larger picture of this man we're told was of a priest who helped often complicated lives of high school students. >> he considered each one, each student, i guess a part

of a puzzle and wow help them get their acts together. >> reporter: another puts toll solve is father bill atkinson life meets with the vatican ridge rust requirements for sainthood. around here the answer is easy >> i say, joe, i already consider him a saint when he was here. all he went through, and i think in my lifetime i will say i knew a saint. i think it will take a while but it is coming. >> reporter: in drexel hill, joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is beautiful, yes, indeed. >> lauren casey, how about a bunch of sunshine. >> i mean it is memorial day weekend, may, unofficial start to summer is coming. it doesn't look or feel like summer. i'm not happy mother nature. >> i got faith. >> she better turn it around quick. another dreary day across the delaware valley. weaver socked in with the cloud. we are looking live at center city philadelphia dreary

conditions. cooler then average. 56 degrees right now, 66 degrees. east wind at six and that easterly component to the wind flow off the atlantic ushering in cooler air and these dreary conditions. temperatures right now cooler then average in all of our reporting sites. sixty-four in ac. sixty in wildwood. sixty-five in trenton. we have easterly wind flow off the atlantic, atlantic temperature in the upper 50's to near 60, so that water is still quite cool. so wind speed are rather light right now but that easterly wind flow that has been so persistent over last couple days and will continue to be persistent tomorrow will cause a minor flooding at our shore points, delaware beach, so national weather service issued a coastal flood advisory at 6:00 p.m., until midnight. time frame will be right around high tide time at seven or 8:00 in the evening along the coast tomorrow. head up for. that for this evening pretty quiet, cloudy, mild, passing sprinkles. temperatures in the 60's as we head in the overnight period. scattered showers developing

especially in and around the city. point south ande with the low temperature of 57 degrees. storm scan three showing us cloud, definitely in place on the satellite imagery and we have moisture starting to build in off to our south and west, so head up central and southern delaware. we will see this rain, building in, really over next hour where we will see light rain coming down. we have a widespread area of precipitation, in association with another area of low pressure, that will pass by off shore, and heaviest of rainfall positions right now in southeastern, virginia and eastern north carolina will pass off shore but still a good soaking expected along the jersey shore overnight tonight and for south jersey once again. future weather showing thus particular model, aggressive, models having a hard time area of low pressure. but best chance of rainfall will be along i-95 points south ande. especially after midnight tonight. we will head into early tomorrow morning. still some rainfall activity around, especially along the coast we will watch out for.

that early morning showers but then improvement as we head into wednesday afternoon with some breaks of actual sunshine , high temperature of 736789 but then thursday, another area of low pressure moisture laden system. we will have widespread rainfall embedded thunderstorms with heavy rain and in the morning and then again in the afternoon before we start to quiet things down just in time for the holiday weekend. we will be warmer then average up wither 70's and lower 80's, best day on saturday with sunshine, quiet conditions, we will have to watch out for rain chances on sunday and for the holiday itself but we will have a wet go on thursday before cloud decrease as we head into friday, saturday is looking great, sunshine and 78 what a way to kick off a three day weekend. looks like wetest day could be on sunday and then maybe just a few late day thunderstorms on the holiday itself with a warm high of 38 degrees. good beach day. >> yes, it is. thanks, lauren. don's back with more sports. >> we will continue to talk football, guys.

carson on his new found leadership position and work it, work it, dropping like a smoldering hot, nfl with the huge rule change regarding celebrations, sports up next.

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interesting debate, otas start at novacare complex. they are like practices that are not mandatory so he don't have to go but if you are the highest paid player on the team, should you be there? defensive tackle fletcher cox was a no show, he has $103 million deal and one of the team leaders. again, not mandatory but, listen to doug pederson talk about his absence. >> personally, i would love everybody to be here. i know it is not always going to work out that way but fletcher's one of the leaders on the football team and guys like that you do expect, you do expect to be here but i get the rules, we abide by the rules, and he is one of the

guys too at the end of the day , i will hang my hat on and go to war with. >> well, volunteered not to come. what a difference a year makes around this time in 2016 carson wentz was third string rookie behind sam bradford and chase daniel. by opening day he was starter, by opening sees own set rocky record for passing attempts and now he is face of the franchise and a leader. >> it has come very naturally organically as a quarterback here. being a leader kind of goes hand and hand, so i have been, i have been looking forward to that and i feel that is continuing to grow every day. >> baseball now pete mackanin is shaking it up phillies lost 18 out of 22 and now shoveling the line up. fightins host column rod owe rockies tonight, and mexican than benched michael saunders, miguel franco and cameron rupp >> trying to find something just to perk us up. we need one spark plug to get

us going and who knows who that might be. giving franco appreciate, saunders a breather but at the same time i'm trying continue on still offense in our line up. >> last night's loss to the rockies best play came from a fan, foul because and a diving one handed grab in the stand. guys, look at. that okay, so mlb.com says he is josh percenting, making a catch over his 18 year-old girl friend. he is 18. making a catch over his girl friend. he is heading to arcadia university to play baseball. >> check his ribs, hopefully his ribs are all right he can catch it. >> well done. >> no fun league is thought to be, fun again. nfl is relaxing its rules on celebrations, and you can now use a football as a prop after a touchdown, you can celebrate , on the ground, group demonstration is group demonstrations. >> oh, my. >> what else do you got.

>> yes. >> history lesson one of the first celebrations was done by if not the first, philadelphia 's own by way billy whiteshoes johnson. >> yes. >> fingers upright. >> how do you do that. >> there you go. >> right there. >> we will leave it at that. >> that is not bad. >> icky wood. >> by far. >> terrible. >> yes. >> i'm with you. >> terrible. >> when we come back, repairs reveal gray side of the founding fathers is all fixed up. ben franklin's final resting place, we will tell you

resting place of the philadelphia's my most iconic figures is backup. >> christ church unveiled ben franklin's restored family grave site. $76,000 in grants, and donations, funded project to fix graves, most noteably that money coming from the university of pennsylvania, the philadelphia eagles, and rocker john bon jovi. a caretaker says experts filled crack in the grave and restored granite base to prevent more weather damage. looking in tip-top shape now. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news" tonight, monday night's attack in manchester, heightened security measures here and at home, look at difficulties protecting large crowd and safe guard being put into place, scott pelley is in

manchester, take care, see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the terror attack in manchester, england. >> oh, my god. >> everybody was running from the back towards the front. >> pelley: more than 20 are killed by a suicide bomber. many others are wounded. tonight, words of caution. >> the further attack may be imminent. >> pelley: and defiance. >> the attempts to divide us met countless acts of kindness that brought people closer together. >> pelley: also tonight, the russia investigation. >> did you see evidence of collusion, coordination, conspiracy between donald trump and russian state actors? >> pelley: a new study says even one drink a day can raise the risk of breast