cbs cares. laila: welcome back.e amount of dedication and the ability to practice over and over again until you've mastered the process, but becoming a champion means you've got to test yourself against some of the harshest conditions possible. for two free-ride mountain bikers, that means competing head to head on the desert mountains of utah in an incredible race known as rampage. virgin, utah, is the hallowed birthplace of free-ride mountain biking and home to its pinnacle event, rampage, the final and most anticipated stop on the free-ride mountain bike world tour. 24 riders will battle 1,500 feet of brutal terrain for a shot at glory. sweden's martin soderstrom and canada's brandon semenuk lead the standings, but with only a few points separating them, whoever has the best results here will become the world champion. what sets rampage apart from other events is this course, which isn't prebuilt. it's a blank canvas with each rider building their own routes down the treacherous cliffs. the more creative and risk

cbs cares. ernie: ernie johnson back with you. here at 23478s you just saw the encore celebration and that emotion. and sam dekker of the badgers leaves the floors in tears after wisconsin watched a nine-point second-half lead disappear. that had been the biggest deficit duke had faced in the tournaments. they finished with a 12-5 run and they will cut down the nets here at indianapolis. clark kellogg, kenny smith charles barkley. chuck what a championship game. charles: man, every year we've come to this thing ernie it never ceases to amaze she me. this is our fifth year. last year was uconn coming out of nowhere. this year you saw a team of history, kentucky. tonight you saw two freshmen do this thing for duke. this thing is amazing every year. kenny: the ultimate comp limit from a carolina guy -- duke, duke duke. that was probably the most impressive guard play i've seen other than napier and kemba walker in terms of two guys, especially jones his ability to come off the pick and roll and make you make a decision. are you going

cbs cares. ernie: ernie johnson back with you. here at 23478s you just saw the encore celebration and that emotion. and sam dekker of the badgers leaves the floors in tears after wisconsin watched a nine-point second-half lead disappear. that had been the biggest deficit duke had faced in the tournaments. they finished with a 12-5 run and they will cut down the nets here at indianapolis. clark kellogg, kenny smith charles barkley. chuck what a championship game. charles: man, every year we've come to this thing ernie it never ceases to amaze she me. this is our fifth year. last year was uconn coming out of nowhere. this year you saw a team of history, kentucky. tonight you saw two freshmen do this thing for duke. this thing is amazing every year. kenny: the ultimate comp limit from a carolina guy -- duke, duke duke. that was probably the most impressive guard play i've seen other than napier and kemba walker in terms of two guys, especially jones his ability to come off the pick and roll and make you make a decision. are you going

c cbs cares - justin constantine: overcoming adversity jc14oa30, trt: :30 closed captioned >> as we told you yesterday's massive earthquake devastated much of nepal killing more than 2,000 people. holly williams has just arrived in katmandu. >> the earth began to shake violently in the katmandu valleys just before noon, burying people beneath their own homes, shredding tarmacs and leveling century old temples in these ancient capital. i was at home watching tv and suddenly i was thrown out of my bed, i ran as fast as i could to get to safety. crowded into hospitals broken and bleeding, he is testing the resources of an impoverished nation survivors set up camp on open ground too terrified to return home as after shocks continued to jolt the city sending people scrambling for cover. the earthquake comes again and we don't have the chance to run we'll be buried alive. rescue workers are digging through buildings many without the tools they need to penetrate the surface. today they found this man alive beneath the rubble, next to him was body of someone who didn't make it they expect to fin

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careful. let's stay with us, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good >> san jose giants had very special guess throwing outemonial first pitch at their home opener last night. >> brian did the honors, life-long san francisco giants fan, still brutally attacked outside dodgers stadium four years ago you may remember. that will the attack caused tramatic brain injury, still was in a coma for years after intense fiscal therapy and rehab, he took the mound. he said he had been practicing his pitching skills, and did he quite well. what a wonderful moment. >> that is. >> indeed, that's great. >> very sweet. well, stay with us, everyone, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3, "eyewitness news" this morning, there is new clue in the search for hit-and-run driver and a police shooting, we're live with both of those stories for you. >> also, some new video to show you of a car accident in philadelphia's west oaklane neighborhood. find out what police say may have caused this rec. >> and did you know that philadelphia has a professional frisbee team? why i did not. they are called the spinners, actually, and our nicol

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care. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning i'm ukee washington, time for the friday forecastr the holiday weekend. hi katie. >> holiday weekend ukee looking pretty good. we have to dodge some wet weather for sure. certainly if you do have off maybe nice long weekend for good friday, passover, up be celebrating with some wet weather it looks like. we take you out there. show you what's happening on storm scan. first and for most, really just getting started. west most lancaster county starting to see signs of steadier precipitation with some steadier showers beginning to creep in, outside whitfield elementary school, still dry at the moment in the live neighborhood network, in a lot of spots no less. that's going to change, with pockets, intermittent rounds of showers some steve steady rain, very likely couple of thunderstorms which could be locally strong if not even severe in couple of spots vittoria. >> thank you, good morning everyone, your commute is very, very quiet, it is a holiday weekend, i think a lot of folks are celebrating already this morning. if you are travelin

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care. reporting live from southwest secretary, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a picture perfect take but i hate to tell you our team of meteorologists is tracking rain. kathy orr is live on the skies deck to tell us when we will need that rain gear kathy. >> i know, it is sad but we are in for more april showers but i'll tell you machine may end up being your favorite day of the week and here is why. do you remember last monday it was the phillies home opener and we made it to 75 degrees. today, the the high 75 and next monday even looks like we will be warm, in the 70's. the these numbers the highest of the entire year. southerly wind are the reason y we are keeping it cool with the ocean influence but inland these winds are soaring. right now 27 in philadelphia. seventy-four allentown. cooler through south jersey delaware looking good. 73 degrees. dover the rain is on its way. we have a cold front. weather significantly different behind that front. we will talk about timing the rain that moves in tomorrow. more wind and a cool down in our seven day forecast. i'll have that whe

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caring people. we are live in lower moreland township matt rivers, for cb is. three "eyewitness news". >> thank you you for that. >>> septa a police now say they know who they are looking for in a vicious attack on a 60 year-old man on monday. they say that they have positively identified the young man who delivered the blow, and thanks to some facial recognition software and two tipsters. an arrest warrant for that person is now in the works. he has been seen on surveillance video from 15th street station knocking that man unconscious. >>> tonight, we are hearing from the cumberland county prosecutor's office about the the investigation into the the the death of a man in vineland, police custody. family members say philip white was unarmed when he died in police custody on tuesday. police are calling white's death a in custody non-shooting death. we do know there was a struggle between white and the officer on west grates street. in a statement the prosecutor's office says quote events transpired between the time of the officer's arrival and white's transport

. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", parents and anyone who takes care of small children we have details of an extensive baby food recall. >>> caught on camera a terrifying scene when a climbing frame holding more than a hundred spectators collapsed under their weight and results of this are deadly. >>> plus a closer look at the newly released video that shows a officer ramming a suspect with the car, why police say they a actually saved his life. >>> a growing tax scam costing americans millions. we will tell you why the government is not doing more to stop it i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ ♪ top three tools: hammer screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. see your john deere dealer for great deere season savings on the one family subcompact tractors. >>> well, it is april 15th today and of course that means tax day. lots of procrastinator

agencies here in the city a long-term investigation into the care he was receiving at his mother's house. live at southwest detectives, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you justin. >>> happening today, one of the suspect in the abduction after woman in philadelphia's jewelers row is due for an arraignment in a south carolina court. judge will decide whether to extradite kyree gay to pennsylvania. federal agents arrested gay at a hotel on friday. earlier this month police say three men grabbed the woman from a parking garage, drag her into a burgundy van which you see there inside the garage, then beat, robbed, used a taser on her in a attack that lasted for hours. she was eventually found in a darby township cemetery. >>> 5:03, time for traffic and weather together. katie is on the skydeck this morning. good morning. >> and good morning diane a overall actually looking ahead to nice day cool start jackets required walking out the door. once the sun comes up it, will start warming things up readily here. we can expect more sun than anything, handful of more clouds than what yesterday produced. we are actually looking ahea

you can get a list of local activities on the web site at cbs philly.com but katie says if you want to go outside, you have have have to be careful outside this afternoon. we will be right back. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >>> good morning to you a gray start to the day but we are track something afternoon then are storms, on storm scan three, katie has your forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> also, this is breaking news, looking live right new at a busy stretch of the boulevard, it is shut down in the north east as police investigate a faith willal accident. you can see the car, slammed in the tree there. vittoria has details and the detours coming up in just a moment. >>> but first a house fire in b

on cbs yesterday elizabeth warren gave a measured i would say careful statement. let's watch her., sam. >> do you think she's the future of the democratic party? >> well i think we have to see, first of all, if she declarses and what she says she wants to run on. that's the interesting question. i'll tell you where i stand on all of the key issues. it's up to others to say whether they stand there as well or in a different place. i'll tell you where i stand on minimum wage equal pay for equal work -- >> name me one thing that you would like to see hillary clinton do and say and commit to that she has not committed to. >> well i'd like to see her address all of these issues. >> in other words, be me. every one of her issues she wants her out there as the champion on. that wasn't an endorsement there. what's warren up to politically? >> she wants to maximize her leverage without jumping into the presidential race. >> what is this if she announces. she said if hillary announces? >> i guess she had to wait a few hours to get the announcement. the worst thing they can do is be flatteri

care of your brain with centrum silver women. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. >> glor: later here on cbs the men's national basketballp. not the match people expected fewer than 5% of the brackets. duke will play wisconsin. two of the big stars took two very different routes there. here's anna werner. >> r.j. hunter for three. >> reporter: for decades march madness has been called "the big dance." well, no one ever thought they were talking about this. ♪ that's what people say ♪ badgers senior frank kominsky was getting a lot of attention for this performance after saturday night he's getting it for this. >> kominsky for the three. >> reporter: earlier you didn't consider yourself "the man." are you the man now, do you think? >> i don't know. i wasn't prepared for a question of this magnitude. [laughter] >> reporter: duke's standout may only be a freshman, but he's already more accustomed to the spot lithe. >> the big fella okafor. >> reporter: jahlil okafor stood out so quickly he got his first college scholarship offer in the eighth grade. he's expected to spend just a year in college before heading to the n.b.a.,

care. >> well, 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us up in new york with your previewgood morning. >> good morning, ahead we will take closer look at the mid flight surprise after emeeell asleep in the cargo hold. captain sully solenberg letter way in. plus doctor holly fill sips here to explain how acytominafin, main ingredient in tylenol, could be affecting you're motions then master champ jordan spieth here in studio 57. we opportunity ask how this 21 year old prepared for the ton: and what's next now that's won the green jacket. the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> my clubs are 21 years old. man, i need some help. thanks nora. have a good show, talk to you later. >> love. that will take care. >> well, a developing story to tell but philadelphia police are searching for two hit-and-run drivers, four year old was kid by a black suv in southwest philly about 6:30 last night. a half hour later mother and her two year old son were critically injured by a white nissan in kensington. >> now, the shooting in north philadelphia is currently unde

care was very good. reporting live from chester county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. >>> maryland's governor said baltimore has turn a corner as the city prepares for a second night of curfew. we will look at the the latest. authorities have made 35 arrests since the curfew was imposed tuesday night. pennsylvania is sending 300 state troop tours baltimore in the coming days to help with peace keeping efforts. and the orioles faced the white socks in a empty camden yard this afternoon. fans were not admitted because of safety concerns. this was the first ever major league baseball game closed to the public. cbs news correspondent craig boswell tells us that baltimore is slowly getting back to normal what do we want. >> justice. >> reporter: demonstrators in baltimore held a peaceful protest in support of the freddie gray who died from than a unexplained spinal injury in police custody. after days of unrest, there is still a heavy police presence on the streets but many residents are going about their business. >> violence is not the way. it is unreal how this just happen

and russell simmons saying we must take care of your young people. graham telling cbs they're going the make their own decision. as parents, we have to follow through and make sure that's where they're supposed to be at. is he the perfect boy? no he's not. but he's mine. i'm just grateful i was able to get him home. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news new york. >> chills chills chills. >> let's talk about this with lindsay powers. our friend dr. janet taylor. what do you think? >> i mean i think this mom did the right thing. as europe talking. this is like desperate times call for desperate measures. this mom stepped up pulled her son out of what could be a highly charged situation. and it paid off. >> it paid off. it does bring up the question of discipline versus punishment. is there she's a power mom. she was saving her son. so often at paints it's about discipline teaching and not punishment. she taught him a lesson he'll never forget. >> it's like when you see your kid running out in front of a crowded street you're trying to get them t

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care. >> always find us on wu >>> good morning. it's 818th 2015 welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." >>> isis in iraq goes after a u.s. consulate while one of their most wanted associates is reportedly killed. >>> plus fierce storms affect millions of americans. details on the threats that continues today. >>> taking millions of steps to reach home. one man's unbelievable journey to honor our nation's wounded soldiers. >>> and they are america's crown jewels, but you'd be surprised who's seeing them inside a new push to broaden the visitors at national parks. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye

care and see you. >>> good morning. it is friday april 10th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning."ars through an illinois town damaging or destroying every single home. >>> sheriff's deputies in southern california caught brutally beating a suspect fleeing on horseback. the sheriff calls for an investigation. >>> only on "cbs this morning," we'll take you airborne with the first female pilot to fly with the navy's elite blue angels. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he's over, he's over. call 911.

cb -- phoebe. did she have the right to be free after -- i cannot remember. edith: abigail caredor her for the rest of her life. after her parents died. she lived in their house. when they went to europe. susan: the adams business was a farm. how did they manage to work the farm? what kind of labor did they use? edith: tenant farming. they did have hired labor. it became very problematic for abigail. the whole situation of having labor on the land. i want to go back to the letter. you mentioned john's response to her, and what she does in this letter in addition to saying why is it that southerners can support our revolution when they keep people in slavery? then she goes on and says remember the ladies -- and then she says, if you do not pay attention to this, rebellion. and then it goes on further to say that you should treat us the same way that god treats people. she invokes the hierarchy. in this one letter, she brings up so many ideas. i would suggest that her threat to ferment a revolution is indicative of one of the ways the adams related to each other. eight east each ot

cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com breaking news this morning the two-year old struck by a careuring a hit and run in kensington has died. david alycia was hit on money and had been in critical condition, he passed overnight other jan car bear owe joins us at police headquarter. her mother went to great lengths to save him jan. >> reporter: police sources tell "eyewitness news" that this two year-old boy hit and now killed by a hit/run driver in kensington has died ape was pronounced dead around 1:30 in the morning. police here are still searching for the driver of the striking vehicle and they're still searching for the driver, in that deadly southwest philadelphia hit and run. she's still not turned herself in but most of these accidents happened monday evening

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everything from cell phones to health care technology a available to us and that is why it is so important to get it out in the public in large. >> bob schieffer moderator of the cbs face the nation will host tonight's ceremony which will be a wonderful event. we got to go last year. it is amazing to see what these mind are doing to further all of their different ventures. >> they are amazing. let's hope those well dressed people haven't put their overcoats away just yet because they will need them. >>> the good news is we will be dry outside right now we have a few instant extra built sprinkles when we lose the warmth, what we have of it, of the day. we will be eag that pretty much dying down. those wind diminishing as well. take a look outside, even though it is cloudy and glummy center city still looks pretty over the bridge, sky line, lag good tonight. we will see some sunshine returning tomorrow but gusty wind and the the cold will be the the big story. take a look at storm scan three. we have a few instant extra built showers passing through. we have had wind out of the northwest still gusty but these once again will diminish as we get rid of the impact duri

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has more. >> now might be a good time to event are the health care industry.s more americans gain access to insure, providers will need to add staff to meet increased demand. government projections health care will add 5 million new positions by 2022. you don't always need a lengthy educational background to get into the the industry. job search site career cast assembled a list of the ten best health care jobs for 2015 it found that medical technology jobs are expect to grow 22 percent in the year 2022. they performed lab analysis for diagnosis, treatment and prevention. most technology experts receive training through a certificate or associates degree program. the median wage in the philadelphia area, comes in at $59,400. a big bonus to the industry, medical technology has a high quality have of life. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... ex

care her son was receiving inside of her home. and also, too the work begins now bring her back to philadelphia. we are live at southwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. right now philadelphia police are looking for the shooter who left a man in critical condition in kingsessing. a 27 year old man was shot three times on south 55th street yesterday including once in the chest. detectives do not have a description of the suspect yet. >> just turned 5:53. time for traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie, good morning. >> good morning diana another nice day on tap here. we start things off with generally just handful of clouds comfortable start to the morning overall, morning requires a jacket, but the wind very light for us, we end up eventually with a nice surge on the thermometer into the low 70s later today. so above average warmth, and more sunshine. much like what we saw yesterday. so here's a look for you at storm scan3 continues to fun nel hands full of clouds. but this isn't necessarily a sign of things to come. rather, it is just some clouds. we really have high pressure on our side here. so a

care and control says it didn't know there was a stable in the neighborhood. >>> bob schieffer is retiring after 50 years of journalism. the anchor faced the nation on cbs announced today he will retire this summer. schieffer has been with cbs news for 46 years. this is his 24th year anchoring "face the nation." he is one of the luckiest people in the world, he says and his career has been a great adventure. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> well if you didn't really like today, you only have to deal with it for one more day. kind of cold outside. we have the clouds and rain around. it will be staying cold and rainy for tomorrow. but then we go to friday and we'll see a huge jump in temperatures. big warm-up into friday. just one more day of the cold damp weather. with the warm-up on friday also comes some thunderstorms. i'll show you the timing in just a second. temperatures really cooling down now. upper 30s in reading and pottstown. this is much cooler than we've been used to for the past few days at least. ampl high temperature now 62 degrees. today we only got to the mid-40s. tomorrow same thing. but l

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careful, my gosh. >>> watch the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in the city. hundreds are rallying at city hall. their message to the people of the baltimore and to the city they call home. >>> temple university student is fighting for her life after a hit and run on campus, police say a teenager confessed to being behind the wheel of the car that hit her kathy. >>> more cloud and turning colder, across the region before the first week end in may, we will talk about that with the seven day. >>> plus, we're that much closer to the nfl draft tonight and all eagles fans have their eyes on one guy marcus mar yet, "eyewitness news" sports team breaks down possibilities, next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> we will begin at 6:00 o'clock with breaking news. hundreds have gathered on philadelphia's dilworth plaza today, protesting police brutality and injustice. >>> we have live team coverage with "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter and todd quinones in the middle of it all and we

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