jim and rahel, back to you. >>> growing calls to end senseless violence in philadelphia. >> tonight city officials and community leaders will the georgia they are weeks quadruple shooting near a school in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter frank does live with more on the investigation and vigil held for the victims, trang do , good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. police have not made any arrests but they are looking for two shooters. as the community mourns police hope that someone comes forward and is moved enough to provide information, in this case, so the reward money stand at $70,000. community members raised a banner where three men who their lives in the quadruple shooting. dozens gathered to remember the men referred to as ron/ron , tyi and bub. >> why would they take three boys, three young black men, to die, for us to get out together like this. >> reporter: police say this and another man were standing outside an apartment complex near intersection of the 11th and fouler street monday afternoon when two gunman ambushed them firing two dozen shots. at t

and caught a little bit of break in center city philadelphia from that light rain over the last hour but you can see this area of precipitation it is returning moving mainly from west to east so we're going to see this batch of light shower activity continue to work across the area spreading back into south jersey as we head into the next couple of hours. so, dealing with areas of light rain this evening, cool conditions with temperatures in the low 50's. overnight the rain turns off, some partial clearing, chilly, dropping down to 45 degrees. we'll dry out a bit as we head into our sunday but looks like

we are in the 60's in center city philadelphia and now bunch of 40's. 46 degrees at bill's house in cardington with cloud around. we had rain overnight. it looks like a wet day. you are right on point, bill. we will than dealing with round of rainfall some heavier at times and potential for stronger thunderstorms as well we will go far north and west, 45 degrees at eileen's house in gilbertsville, pennsylvania she has cloud around. she said overnight shower take the umbrella, we will need it. good advice from our weather watchers this morning. you need umbrella and rain slicker, all of your rain today. storm scan three showing us activity already on the board and we had round of showers work through center city philadelphia seeing most concentrated to the north and west with the some showers and rumbles of thunder. we are hearing in reading with these storms out to the west, and shower activity passing through reading area or has been over last hour. we have showers around allentown, easton area, pretty light, at this point but intensity will continue t

zoning permits have granted to eight possible dispensary sites and one growing location in the city of philadelphia with licensing still to tabling the city forecasted the program to officially launch sometime next year. >> we want to make sure that it will have access to people that are dealing with post traumatic stress disorder or awe tim or other conditions which are allowed under the state legislation for active medication. >> there's medical marijuana and then recreational. >> legalizing, yes, this is like coco nut mixed with marijuana. >> although it's de criminalizeed in philadelphia it's not legal. and some feel that's the next step. >> if people can smoke cigarettes in public why not marijuana. >> it would be good to have something to wear. maybe people come and spend their money it could be taxable and help economy. >> it's a plan. >> i'm having a hard time making that leap. >> she's not the only one with reservations. >> i came up in the 60s and never smoked. it i don't appreciate it. and i don't think it's right. >> even some seasoned pot smokers told eyewitness news off camera they do

the three-day draft may be a nice pay day for the city of philadelphia but it's really nothing compared to what some of the players what they're paychecks look like. fox 29's brad sattin in center city. brad, there's definitely money to be made on this. >> reporter: yeah, no doubt, dawn. hotels, bars, restaurants there is money to be made. millions of dollars in just three days. who can do better than that? well take a guess. >> next week is the big nfl draft. >> reporter: what do they do. >> they recruit their players for their football teams. >> reporter: while the eagles and 31 other players will be busy well recruiting their players, the city of philadelphia -- >> this is a pretty unique opportunity. >> reporter: will be busy recruiting tourists. philly will once again be in the global spotlight and dr. jeremy jordan sports tourism professor at temple says those coming here will spend money. >> stay in your hotels, eat in stores. that influx of new money into your community is what drives economic impact. >> bigs around here probably will be really really rocking. >> reporter: what'

they do it every year for the easter sunrise, they celebrate this holiday, and here in old city, philadelphiayou see a couple dozen folks who are here right now for the first service of the day, and you see that bonfire they set here, and what the folks at the church are telling me, they gather the sticks from the burial ground next to the church and use that for kindlinkindling, and it cel the rebirth of jesus, and you have a similar scene like this throughout the country, and one of the oldest churches of our country here, and this is, of course, the beginning of the celebration of this day, and so i spoke with a couple of the folks who were here at this service right now, and we'll have some of that audio coming up in the next half hour. for now, live in old city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> now to camden county where hope church will hold a service at 6:30 this morning. >>> let's stay in south jersey for other news we are watching. a rowan university police officer is in the hospital after being hit by a car during a traffic stop. it happened on route 322 before 11:00 last night, and a

it's particularly concerning in a place like chicago and other cities like yours in philadelphia, where there's been increased violence. >> the city of philadelphia did not have a direct response to spicer's comments, but city officials did issue a release saying that sanctuary cities do comply with federal authorities. they say they are safer than non-sanctuary cities and that they do not help dangerous criminals. >>> the trump university settlement is now a done deal. just yesterday, a judge approved the agreement in which president trump will pay $25 million to people who sued him over his now-defunct real estate course. the decision ended nearly seven years of legal battles. customers claim they were misled by trump's promises to learn success in real estate. the president has maintained he did nothing wrong. lawyers say the students should get at least 90% of their money back. >>> for now, the senate intelligence committee is rejecting a request for immunity in exchange for testimony from former national security adviser, mike flynn. senate and house committees along with the fbi a

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 ph

zoning permits have granted to eight possible dispensary sites and one growing location in the city of philadelphia with licensing still to tabling the city forecasted the program to officially launch sometime next year. >> we want to make sure that it will have access to people that are dealing with post traumatic stress disorder or awe tim or other conditions which are allowed under the state legislation for active medication. >> there's medical marijuana and then recreational. >> legalizing, yes, this is like coco nut mixed with marijuana. >> although it's de criminalizeed in philadelphia it's not legal. and some feel that's the next step. >> if people can smoke cigarettes in public why not marijuana. >> it would be good to have something to wear. maybe people come and spend their money it could be taxable and help economy. >> it's a plan. >> i'm having a hard time making that leap. >> she's not the only one with reservations. >> i came up in the 60s and never smoked. it i don't appreciate it. and i don't think it's right. >> even some seasoned pot smokers told eyewitness news off camera they do

philadelphia. there were many records set forth and west of the city yesterday.ay 77 degrees way above the normal of 63 and tomorrow we lose 10 degrees, 67 for the high and that is still above average. the one fly in the ointment is the pollen levels, you can blame the trees, because of all the rain and above normal temperatures day after day alicia vitarelli -- after philadelphia 73 in and allentown and 76 in dover. at the shore today it was warmer than the last two days with the land breeze temperatures stayed around 70 degrees for most of the day still there right now in cape may. beach haven a tad bit cooler, just eastern parts of ocean county catching the sea breeze in the lower 60s. and a lot of clouds for most of us and here is the clearing line working well south of philadelphia and we'll have a crystal clear sky tonight and bright moonlight. we have the full moon on monday night still dice d placing quite a show tonight and turning cooler and a chill in the air by morning. 42 in reading and 47 if billing ton and 45 as we wake up in millville. and for the

storm tracker 6 live double scan an area of rain passing through center city philadelphia. mainland in chester county working its way through center city and pushing east from burlington county chatsworth and speed well. loud as it rolls through. nine lightning strike in the last 15 minutes. white in the lar to the west of warn grove extending west toward tabernacle. it's quiet most of the overnight hours. temperatures haven't moved that much from the afternoon. mid to upper 50s across the board. the numbers are not going to fluctuate that much through the weekend. satellite and radar, we have a front to the south, along the front ripples of energy developing. you can see the next batch over the ohio and tennessee valley. another behind that in the wings from st. louis 250rd kansas city. all of this aiming in our direction moving in first thing tomorrow morning from the south to the north. temperaturewise, little movement mid 50s to 60 throughout saturday, a lot of clouds and showers developing. 9:00 tomorrow morning, clouds are stubborn. they are not going to break saturday

does include center city philadelphia. up into the lehigh valley and berks county, also, do have that severe weather threat, marginal risk issued by the storm prediction center for philadelphia, portions of south jersey, a slight risk for far south jersey and portions of delaware. as we head throughout the day tomorrow, so our threat for downpours is going to be hot. our potential for strong gusty winds also hi, frequent lightening, it is there, mod rail haim risk, could see spin of tornado specially in the slight risk area to the south across portions every delaware, so really stay weather aware tomorrow. future weather, we fast forward into the evening hours. see some of the fog returns along the coast, and overnight tonight, those showers ea thunderstorm as early as late tonight. and then check this out. this is your morning commute. yes, not pockets of heavy rainfall, embedded thunderstorms as we head into the lunch hour still dealing with areas of rainfall, that potential for thunderstorm activity, and then head into

the streets of philadelphia without a rider on its back but it happened today and "action news" reporter gray hall has the story. >> reporter: a little country life came to the big city friday morning. philadelphia police officers temporarily took on the role of cowboys as they tried to corral a runaway horse. >> running down the street. it was literally like hall trotting. i couldn't believe that he didn't jump the sidewalk and come this way. he actually stood in the street. >> reporter: witnesses say it was almost an unbelievable story to share with coworkers. some pulled out their phones and recorded the excitement. >> all of us enjoyed it actually. i told my boss look there's a runaway horse outside. >> reporter: the wild ride for big momma the horse started just before 7:30 when she escaped the stable at fletcher street urban riding club in the city's strawberry mansion section. someone forgot to lock the stable door and when another owner came in big momma took off. >> i was asleep. somebody said it was a loose horse. >> reporter: it ended several miles away along richmond street. chopper6 was above the scene reportedly officers were able to use carrots to calm

there's center city philadelphia.'s that edge of that precipitation swath just to the north and west with the rain coming down from west goshen to norristown up into montgomery seeing some embedded lightning strikes as well and then we do have this little cluster of thunderstorms that is ever so making its approach and kent county and new castle county delaware watch out for this cell. frequent lightning likely gusty winds and that will move into your backyard as we head into the next 30 to 45 minutes and then we have to worry about all of these storms. we'll be keeping an eye on them over the next several hours that will continue to work into our neck of the woods. keep yourself aware of the changing situation as we head throughout the afternoon. future weather showing us a picture of 2 o'clock as we head to 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock dealing with widespread area of rainfall embed pedestrian thunderstorms some of which will be strong. into the early evening hours things starting to wrap up a bit. by late evening we'll see

good downpour just moving through center city philadelphia seeing some steady and moderate rain coming. also that rainfall intensity has just picked up for you really over the last 15. also seeing the rain picking up a bit as we look at northern burks county, allentown, you're seeing some light rain right now but that will kind of increase as we head into the 10, 15, 20 minutes. a big storm center, center back off in the lower midwest so it will continue to give us energy as we head into the day tomorrow but storm scan 3 is going to show us -- as we look at future weather tuesday overnight tonight we have some of our latest models indicating we could see this localized band of heavier rainfall and imbedded thunderstorm activity moving through some of our shower points. all together not too bad, just some showers around and we'll see a lull in the activity into midday, even some sunshine breaking out but do still keep an eye to the sky as we will see some hit or miss thunderstorms developing as we have into tomorrow afternoon and early evening. not everyone going to see these thundersto

good downpour just moving through center city philadelphia seeing some steady and moderate rain comingy has just picked up for you really over the last 15. also seeing the rain picking up a bit as we look at northern burks county, allentown, you're seeing some light rain right now but that will kind of increase as we head into the 10, 15, 20 minutes. a big storm center, center back off in the lower midwest so it will continue to give us energy as we head into the day tomorrow but storm scan 3 is going to show us -- as we look at future weather tuesday overnight tonight we have some of our latest models indicating we could see this localized band of heavier rainfall and imbedded thunderstorm activity moving through some of our shower points. all together not too bad, just some showers around and we'll see a lull in the activity into midday, even some sunshine breaking out but do still keep an eye to the sky as we will see some hit or miss thunderstorms developing as we have into tomorrow afternoon and early evening. not everyone going to see these thunderstorms as we head into late day

it's the first weekend the newest museum in olde city philadelphia has been opened to the public. day anita oh learned a lot more about the philadelphia link to the to the war that made america free. >> ♪ >> reporter: in olde city, a new addition, the museum of the american revolution. >> history in general interests me because it's nice to know about everything that happened before and even empires and things like that, it's just fascinating to me. >> reporter: for the museum's first weekend of business, a line of people had already formed before the doors opened at 9:30 saturday morning. >> both my wife and i are history buffs and we heard that the museum had some very interesting exhibits. >> reporter: some made the trip from out of state just to explore the 118,000 square foot museum. >> i teach fifth grade and i teach about the american revolution and the constitution to all my students so i, too,. like really interested in seeing this. >> reporter: though the museum is full of history it's incorporating the technology of today. visitors can use the #how revolutionary for the

i think in center city philadelphia starting to build in around 10:00 o'clock this evening. much more moisture up wind with the dynamic storm system. center of the storm system out in the midwest but leading edge, moisture, line of the strong to severe thunderstorms through portions of the mid-atlantic region. overnight tonight dealing with wind driven rain, embedded thunderstorms, 52 degrees our low temperature. for tomorrow a interesting day we will have lingering showers in the morning. a period of sunshine through midday. we will see hit or miss thunderstorms develop as we head in the afternoon hours. be sure to keep an eye to the sky all throughout the day tomorrow. high temperature at 73 degrees we have a warm, windy one for our tuesday. storm threats for overnight tonight and for tomorrow most likely high threat will be that potential for heavy rainfall, also likely gusty wind embedded in these stronger storms. lightening, frequent in nature , our hail threat is fairly low. tornado threat as well. watch out for heavy wind. things getting going around tenor 11:00 and t

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 help

held a prom in center city philadelphia.y are taking part in program w.o.w., giving students that dropped out of high school, a second chance at an education. ♪ ♪ >> some young wordsmiths will have a chance to tell their stories. the national youth foundation launched its book scholar competition. linebacker hicks and rob covington were on hand to lend their support tonight. eagle safety malcolm jenksens was in center city to launch his new clothing store. it will specialize in custom designed men suits. sharrie williams was there to check out the merchandise. ithe store is set to open in june. let's go to draft central on the parkway. ducis rogers, we know the biggest names in football are coming to philadelphia. what about local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. kore

city than expected. report from the philadelphia convention and visitors bureau says the dnc generated about $231 millionfar less than the $350 million originally projected. >>> atlantic city is getting some help from the state to pay for a new roller coaster. here the cost of the projection. 138 million bucks. it's going to be called pohler coaster going up near the boardwalk site once occupied by the sands today the new jersey economic development authority agreed to pay nearly 30% of the cost. the expected to start rolling in 2019. >>> ♪ >> football got got language all its own. busting chops football there's do it by nature. i'm hank and philly loves a cherry blossom i don't know. my take is got one. no one ever goes to the games isn't we need people to come try it. if you try it you'll never lea leave. >> guarded optimism for the philadelphia soul today they wrapped up their last work out of the week. >> tis was a good week of practice. it wasn't a great week of practice. it was good week of practice. >> soul kick off 2017 season against tampa as champions of the arena football league the third olde

as warm as yesterday when we got up in the middle 70's but all quiet looking live at center city philadelphialear sky conditions, we will give you some stars, this morning, and our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers are up at this early hour. we appreciate that on a wednesday morning with some of their current conditions and temperatures, not too shabby but conditions are going to be a little different when we wake up this time tomorrow morning because we will be dealing with rain starting to move in the area we will check in most of our weather watcher temperatures are in the 50's. 58 degrees at our weather watcher dave's house in essington, pennsylvania. he says calm wind, beautiful morning, spring's in the air, we all love that, yes, indeed, feeling like spring, finally after a pretty miserable march , current temperature right now will head, up into pennsylvania, 56 degrees at lou's house, a couple cloud in eagleville. he has just a couple cloud passing through, light wind, heading in to new jersey where it is 44 at mark's house in chatsworth, new jersey. has commentary fog is forming. we

we got to eight an allentown, getting live look at center city philadelphia, we're about 20 minutes away from official sunrise, do have some clouds on the scene there in center city. 65 degrees, extremely mild, to kick off the morning, and little muggy as well with dew points to the middle 50'sment temperatures mild all across the delaware

city. and make it more competitive >> he ads term limits and appointing systems would help. is philadelphia most corrupt city in the country? well, david thornberg president of the nonpartisan committee said those stats are hard to quantity >> we have some of the toughest campaign finance limits and laws. >> reporter: meaning scandals and not good pr could point to something gone right >> these people got caught and careers are over. to some extent, i would say the system works. >> reporter: thornburgh points out something interesting. bribes aren't only being accepted in the city, they're being offered residents have a responsibility not to be accompany play sent to such crimes. reporting live in center city, scoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> police are investigating a double stabbing that left one dead in point breeze. it happened just before 4:00 p.m. in the 1500 block of south 19th. police tell us a 63-year-old woman and a 67-year-old man were found by their son with multiple wound. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene and the man is in critical condition. police have not made any

err that easter bunny sweating under his fur coat. 87 degrees in philadelphia. 3 degrees shy of the record high temperature, 88 atlantic city, man, what nice beach day in wildwood for the holiday, eight a degrees, the high temperature, and temperatures right now, because of our hot day yesterday, still extremely mild. 66 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-seven in will machine ton. still hanging out near 70 degrees in dover. storm scan3, pretty quiet right now, but as we checkup winds, off to the west, we do have batch of shower activity in association with colds front that's going to continue to move it way eastbound, we'll see scattered showers, especially in and around the city. and point southward, as we head throughout the first portion of the day, so mainly during the morning hours, dealing with some scattered showers, maybe even few rumbles every thunder but as we push toward midday start to see the cloud deck breaking on down, for the second half of the day no problems, little breezy, sunshine, temperatures in the 70s today. so nice warm day as we kick off the work week. >> we are loving that. lauren, thank you so much

he said the party was important to the city of philadelphia. >> i'm a medical marijuana patient. i was at that thing last night to meet people who have cannabis that i know helps me. the cannabis at that event is tested by the people who grow it. >> 19 men and three women were arrested and 175 other people were not charged. and police say the party was a fire hazard and size of the crowd and also use of butane tovrps. >> as more states begin to legal lies the drug a new poll suggestions americans are becoming more accepting of marijuana. recent poll from yahoo news says 80% of americans support the legalization of marijuana for medical purposes and two-thirds believe it is safe than on yats. researchers quizzed more than 1100 adults about cannabis and their attitudes towards it. >> firefighters continue to battle brush fires in florida. 700,000 homes were evacuated since the blaze began on thursday afternoon. fire officials say even though the plays is 20% continued that point it is possible for conditions to change quickly. >> strong wind out of west pushing fire in a different

still up at 60 degrees right now as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. of the south. wind speeds are light but that southerly component to our wind flow will usher in this warmth. it's already ushering in moisture. dewpoints in the middle 50's so you might be noticing a little bit of a muggy factor when you step outside certainly by april standards. temperatures right now we're mild everywhere you look, upper fifty six to low 60's. 62 degrees in reading, still at 64 in dover right now. high temperatures today we topped off right around average in philadelphia, 66 degrees. got to the mid 60's in the lehigh valley. a warmer day down in delaware, 73 degrees the high temperature in dover, already getting a taste of this warmer air mass positioned just to our south and west. that is going to be building its way in as we head throughout the overnight period due to a warm front that could generate a stray shower or even a thunderstorm but for tomorrow, easter warmth is in store with high temperatures soaring up to 85 degrees. not too far off from that record of

the city of philadelphia, started the full draft experience setting a record, with the nfl's first outdoor draft. as city, it continues to break record for the nfl this weekend. a whooping 100,000 fans, packed ben franklin parkway on thursday for day one, round one of the nfl draft, largest crowd in draft day history. the city scene. >> love the eagles. >> reporter: well represent add long the parkway, tweeted out this morning, that philly represented last night, adding a challenge, writing let's top tonight day number two. we spoke to mayor jim kenney about his thoughts on how the city is fairing in the national spotlight. >> i don't understand that image why nfl draft is such an attraction but thankfully it is. we will gain a lot of, revenue from this and we will also gain notoriety, around the country and around the world thaw cannot buy and cannot afford to pay for commercials to show off a city the way it is showed off. >> reporter: fans are trickling here, something to know, not necessarily a record but kind of impressive with the record setting crowd that we had yesterday, philadelp

in philadelphia, the ballot for the may 16th primary includes candidates for district attorney, city ntroller and several court seats. >>> if you can find or you can find your voter registration application online or you can go top voter registration in office in philadelphia it is 520 north columbus boulevard. >>> septa riders in montgomery county have a new place to park. the lansdale parking garage opened today. that adds 305 spaces. it took crews $42 million and nearly two years to complete this project. on friday the merck park, lot near pen brook station and the supplemental parking lot at ninth street station will close. >> guess who started to do some work today. >> the eagles. >> your philadelphia eagles. >> year round sport these days now. off season work has begun. it's mostly weights and conditioning but fleas are the building blocks that will hopefully set the foundation for greatness. last year the eagles were far from great. quarterback carson wentz expects to see vast improvement this year. >> i will always hold myself to high expectations. last year at the end of the

we are getting a live look at center city philadelphia on sky scan three. cloud in place, gray looking scene at seeing a lot of new earlier in the day today but temperatures feeling much more spring-like that we have had in recent weeks. we will check with our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watchers reporting temperatures in the 60's. mostly low and middle 60es a in the area we have 60 degrees right now at our weather watcher wayne's house. landisberg pennsylvania, he has cloudy conditions right now. relatively light wind speed and he said start off sunny but now cloud before the storm , i think wayne has got a hint of the forecast but that is about to come but we will check with another weather watchers, we will head out to pennsylvania, joseph, look at our weather watcher debut future meteorologist, i think so, are land, pennsylvania he has partly sunny conditions. he says monster rain storm arriving this evening with up to 2 inches of rainfall expected. joseph, are you going to steel my job? but that is absolutely correct we could see more than 2 inches have r

city streets, right? how about the highway? we showed you this video last night. cameras captured hundreds of kids on bikes flying down i676 in philadelphia the question of course is why? fox 29's chris o'connell is live in center city tonight with a story you'll see only on fox. chris? >> reporter: lucy the scenes you were just scene were from a birthday celebration. more on that in a minute but philadelphia police say is a growing problem growing every day. renegade bicyclists riding on the streets of some of the busiest highways in philadelphia. some call it a headache. scenes like these have become a daily source of trouble for philadelphia police. saturday afternoon at least 300 bikers pedaled their way on to the vine street expressway. no one was arrested but commuters have this 16-year-old to thank. this turn out was his birthday celebration. >> riding around in the street you going to see wheel link pedal bike. like a sport to us. >> reporter: if this is a sport then corey murray is the lebron james of biking in philly. he's known as one way corey and has become the face of young bicyclists in the city. with his nearly 100,000 fol

city. and make it more competitive >> he ads term limits and appointing systems would help. is philadelphia most corrupt city in the country? well, david thornberg president of the nonpartisan committee said those stats are hard to quantity >> we have some of the toughest campaign finance limits and laws. >> reporter: meaning scandals and not good pr could point to something gone right >> these people got caught and careers are over. to some extent, i would say the system works. >> reporter: thornburgh points out something interesting. bribes aren't only being accepted in the city, they're being offered residents have a responsibility not to be accompany play sent to such crimes. reporting live in center city, scoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> police are investigating a double stabbing that left one dead in point breeze. it happened just before 4:00 p.m. in the 1500 block of south 19th. police tell us a 63-year-old woman and a 67-year-old man were found by their son with multiple wound. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene and the man is in critical condition. police have not made any

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philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> the trump administration issues a warning to the city of philadelphia. why it could mean the loss of millions of dollars in funding. >> the nfl draft is right around the corner, and so are more road closures. i'm anita oh, on the parkway. the changes that could affect your commute, and how residents are reacting. >> and a damp and dreary start to the day, storm scan3 shows rain on the way for our weekend. >> today is saturday, april 22nd, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. will we see the sun today? let's get over to matt, just as long as it is not a wash out i'll be happy. >> i hope we don't see rain all day. we are not going to see a ton of sunshine. unfortunately, i can't even say silver lining. >> right? >> to the day, just wet day, if you are headed out this morning, or even this afternoon, make sure the umbrella is handy. leaving it in the car. grabbing the raincoat, as you step outside. while not seeing ton of precipitation, in the philadelphia metro area currently, we are starting to see those showers develop, especially off to the s

of philadelphia has on file right now and are told 485 volunteers are right now cleared to work with the city's youth and rec facilities. for the investigate mitch blocker, nbc news news. >>> nbc 10 learned of this worker's undocumented status at the same time the trump administration took new aim at philadelphia sanctuary city policy. we have more on the new threat from the white house today. how it could put federal funds for the city in jeopardy. that's ahead at 4:30. >>> meantime, breaking news out of burlington county. skyforce 10 over the scene of a fire at this hotel on route 130. you see firefighters got this under control. got it under control about ten minutes ago but there's a lot of damage there to this structure. and we have no word right now of any injuries. >>> a cool morning across our area. university avenue, people had umbrellas handy trying to shield themselves from the showers. a live look at first alert radar. we could see more showers passing through parts of our area tonight. a live look at statistics's bank part. the phillies eight home taking on the atlanta braves and w

get very tough as end of the month draws near and nfl draft is scheduled to be here in the city of philadelphiaugh the 29th. in the meantime you can see a lot of signs of this impending draft popping up all over the city, banners at city hall were installed this weekend and work here on what will be the main stage is underway. >>> nfl draft is still weeks away but transformation at eakins oval and philadelphia museum of artist taking shape. for three case at end of the month this will be the venue for 2017, nfl draft experience star studded event is expected to attract hundreds of thousands office people to the city as well as 10s of millions of dollars in revenue in the meantime set up has brought about frustration for tourist. >> about the only thing we came here for. >> reporter: those famous rocky steps are off limits, ronald stoop is visiting from holland. >> you just want to climb those steps. >> but they told you it is not happening. >> it is not happening, because of the american tradition of the draft. >> reporter: new parking restrictions are also now in effect near the art museum. yo

still the see cloud deck just over portions of south jersey each as the run returns to the city of philadelphia> storm scan 3 shows more clouds drifting back in now. the main front is offshore. and clear skies finally down the shore. but a few clouds overhead in city tomorrow looks like great day you have high pressure briefly nosing your way on in and tomorrow looks like dry, sunshine, pleasant conditions from start to finish and then the cloud and chance for showers do roll back in by wednesday average. right now it's comfortable 66 in the city and chilly in mil millville down to 4 already and 51 atlantic city and 55 allentown and a few spots especially from the lehigh valley up to poconos if skies clear enough could drop to upper 30s, these temperatures not below average this i'm year in last of how warm it's been tomorrow morning is going to foal a little chilly for tuesday. in general it's a practically perfectly day. we checked every box and i think you like tomorrow. here's a look around lunchtime something but sunshine and blue skies all across the north east. wednesday though the cloud

. >> a pan handling crackdown is come together city of philadelphia and it's fueled on two front. one involving septa and the other national football league draft. eyewitness news hof hof is at eakens oval tonight to explain, alex. >> good evening, ukee, septa enforcement now involves plain clothed officers on trains and here's an example septa gave me. a man was found pan handling on a train jed and he was worn and die explained help and promise promised he would not return. he said he would just as he did 67 times before. take a spin around the sit yain there's a good chance a stranger with a sign will approach you. >> don't know who to give to and there's a lot of people plague games. >> in preparation of nfl dravlt two weeks away they will be enforcing pan handling violations with compassion focus is on out reach. underground pan handling taking a different shape. >> it's the difference between sidewalk in a city and septa subway car. a passenger is trapped. >> septa rolled out a new policy cracking down on what they call agreeceive pan handling on subway cars. >> we're focusi

. >> a pan handling crackdown is come together city of philadelphia and it's fueled on two front.one involving septa and the other national football league draft. eyewitness news hof hof is at eakens oval tonight to explain, alex. >> good evening, ukee, septa enforcement now involves plain clothed officers on trains and here's an example septa gave me. a man was found pan handling on a train jed and he was worn and die explained help and promise promised he would not return. he said he would just as he did 67 times before. take a spin around the sit yain there's a good chance a stranger with a sign will approach you. >> don't know who to give to and there's a lot of people plague games. >> in preparation of nfl dravlt two weeks away they will be enforcing pan handling violations with compassion focus is on out reach. underground pan handling taking a different shape. >> it's the difference between sidewalk in a city and septa subway car. a passenger is trapped. >> septa rolled out a new policy cracking down on what they call agreeceive pan handling on subway cars. >> we're focusin

still the see cloud deck just over portions of south jersey each as the run returns to the city of philadelphia. >>> storm scan 3 shows more clouds drifting back in now. the main front is offshore. and clear skies finally down the shore. but a few clouds overhead in city tomorrow looks like great day you have high pressure briefly nosing your way on in and tomorrow looks like dry, sunshine, pleasant conditions from start to finish and then the cloud and chance for showers do roll back in by wednesday average. right now it's comfortable 66 in the city and chilly in mil millville down to 4 already and 51 atlantic city and 55 allentown and a few spots especially from the lehigh valley up to poconos if skies clear enough could drop to upper 30s, these temperatures not below average this i'm year in last of how warm it's been tomorrow morning is going to foal a little chilly for tuesday. in general it's a practically perfectly day. we checked every box and i think you like tomorrow. here's a look around lunchtime something but sunshine and blue skies all across the north east. wednesday though the c

♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> your bedroom most likely youranctuary your safe place but police say a man was hiding in the bedroom closet of montgomery county couple and it wasn't random. i'm lucy noland. investigators say it was the woman's estranged husband just waiting for his opportunity to pounce. fox 29's dave kinchen live in hatfield. dave? >> reporter: lucy, that's right. police say the suspect broke in several hours before his victims returned and waited for them. >> sounded like a bunch of screaming kids and here's it's him. >> neighbors stunned by brutal attack at this house on the 2300 block of far view avenue in hatfield monday night. police say jason william beck broke in when no one was home and hid in the master bedroom closet until his estranged wife and her boyfriend got home and went to bed. that's when cops say he sprung out maced them, beat the boyfriend with a bat and stabbed him. the wife assaulted too. >> all i heard is a bunch of screaming and yelling and somebody was laying in the street. there was like 13 cops here a

an impact on center city, tourism but right here in communities that really need and deserve that impact. >> reporter: very good, nfl leaving that green footprint here in philadelphia. >> and finally goats than way, there has been hike. coming up later in the show, we will hear from experts about who eagles should take an an old tiny, draft story, about the city of philadelphia don bell, leslie van arsdal we will see you later in the show >> all right gang, take care, we will get back to you. >> updating breaking news chopper three is back live over the procession of the fallen, delaware state trooper the trooper was shot and killed this after noon at a wawa convenient store in delaware two suspects, one was caught, the other is held up in the community in his own home in the middletown delaware area, and procession, again about 40 or so minutes ago or so as people lined up the highways of interstate i-95 to pay their respects to their fallen officer. >> it truly was an emotional site not only to see that procession led by his fellow, troopers, and people in the police department but also to see, civilians, pulling over, and taking a moment to solute, that fallen o

enjoy spring garden in center city this week. the philadelphia horse -- horticultural center created this area for midday yoga classes. flowers will be used around the city. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> ben franklin parkway will be lit up by fire flies. >> this is an artist drawing. people can ride along the parkway in 27 pedal operated vehicles lit up. the project is brought by association of art. >>> a fire forced two people and a pet alligator from their philadelphia home. >> next we'll take a closer look at the gator and tell you how animal control officers handled the adventure. >>> and harvey's hero. steve harvey will pay tribute to this little boy who saved his mother's life. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not al

no word on possible injuries. >>> back here at home, much calmer heads in center city philadelphia.together for attacks rally calling for president trump to release his taxes. now similar demonstrations were held across the country. candidate trauma as you may remember promised that he would show his taxes when he was on the campaign trail once an audit was lift. >> many doubt president trump will ever willingly release them. the president's critic are hoping continued pressure will force him to respond. fox's bryan llenas has the story. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered across the nation for the tax march a protest aimed at getting president trump to release his tax returns. clashes poke out in berkeley, california, between pro and anti trump demonstrators where one trump supporter was sprayed in the face with pepper spray. police in riot gear came in to break up the scuffle making several arrests. >> i've already been tear gassed. i'm not worried about it. i'm not here for a fight. some guys have been running across the barrier on both side. that's not what i'm here for. >> i'm

♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> couple stops into local dunkindonuts and what happens inside leads them fighting off a man and bolting from a store. thanks for joining us at 11. i'm iain page. man in this video tried to grab thet' not the mano police are after tonight. let's get right out to sha shawnette. >> reporter: in adults to find t if they're the takers of that c. they also want to hear from them d kidnapping. >> i was surprised. >> reporter: what looks like normal activity a dunkin' donuts in seconds turns into something else. window abruptly gets up and walks over to a babyller. the adults with the child immediately push the man away and grab the baby. >> those are my friends at the register so they came and they told me they tried to kidnap the kid. >> we showed harry the video a regular customer at this dunkin' donuts on 15 many and locust where it happened around 10:15 sunday morning. >> it's usually crowded in the there. you have to watch at all times. >> reporter: police say the adults left immediately after it happened. someone els