from philadelphia daily news stopping by to discuss and mlb.com todd scleki will talk about it tonight on cbs3. >> and it will be nice to see who the eagles pick. >> so much speculation. >> thank you, lesley. >> stay with us surprise diagnosis nearly silenced a portland toddler for g now his mom is helping him drive. >> he's like i feel like i need to do this. i'm doing this. >> toddler unable to speak and communicate finds outlet through art. how this little boy's mom is through art. how this little boy's mom is supporting her son with >> a toddler from portland oregon is diagnosed with type ii diabetes and find it difficult tothy speak but not paint. this helps ocean scott communicate with his mom. one day instead of talking he grabbed a brush and started to paint. also using toy trains as a tool. each panel he made had a different message. >> his style is very unique. and each piece is really different. >> well ocean's mom is selling his incredible avrts work online some of which selling for thousands of tlarz. part of proceeds are going to buy debtic alert dog for her son. >> well

that's how big this news is for the city of philadelphia, above the folds on the incy, made the front page of the philadelphia daily the nfl draft has tko the popular tourist attraction, at the top of the steps there in front of the philadelphia art museum. so, temporarily out of commission. well, the nfl draft is in town, a giant stage is being built in front of the museum for the event. construction underway. nfl draft will be held april the 27th, 28th, and 29th, and then will take another week to tear it all down. >> so will you train yourself what through about this one? >> i may have to chain my -- >> not much you can do at this point. already set into works. >> by the way, reading tweet, why the switch, seats this morning, did i miss something? >> i came late. swiped spots? >> it is either the cold weather and the rain, she has -- she slept funny maybe, maybe it is the basketball game, you have stiff neck, and you can only go right today. >> i can turn, just i can't -- it hurts. painful. >> she has crick in her neck. >> now he says there is earlier this morning we were talking about it when we made the switch

head line, on almost every newspaper around the world and certainly here in philadelphia philadelphia daily newsith the a head line here kick in the assad and then the philadelphia inquirer above the fold, of course, u.s. missiles hit syrian base. lets get down to d.c., chris wallace. well, i guess you are scrambling a little bit to get extra guests on. it did not surprise me about the quick action from donald trump. what say you? >> well, let me just say first of all very quickly so great to have you back, mike, i am delighted to see you. you are back at work. all right. this is a dramatic shift for donald trump, because of the fact that during the campaign, before that he had very much opposed the idea of willing after assad. he said we have to keep our focus on isis not get involved in the civil war there. you could argue we're still not involved in the civil war but sending a clear message to assad, in this war against and frankly the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of civilians you cannot break the rule against convention against the war crime of using chemical weapons. that is a message

. >> and according to the article, in the philadelphia daily news, mack was marking manager for the divisionvery quaker oats company. which developed the thin mints cookie, remembered as the ultimate salesman looking for a signature treat. he started with chocolate congress i, and he trend touched in pepper minutes chocolate, and then the thin mints was born. >> from elizabeth new jersey, like you said, mike, he spent the latter part of his life in chestnut hill, died of dementia. he was 86 years old. >> and of course the girl scouts pick up on his idea, and it became the most popular girl scout cookie. i still have them in my freezer, from buying it probably a month ago. >> yes, you like them frozen? >> it is kind of sad. >> it is. >> but he lived a good long life. he was 86. but man he changed the worlds of cookies forever really. oh, i love that cookie, the thin mints, you're a crunchy chocolate dessert with a cool crisp flavored dipped in smooth pepper minutes chocolate, that's better. truely something to safer. the cream of the crop when it comes to cookies. forget lemonade, and tagalon

daily routine. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police are talking with a person of interest in a hit-and-run investigation just hours after two people were hurt. nbc10 took this exclusive video of police leading the man out of his home in wissinoming. police found the car that witnesses described at the accident scene parked in front of the house. it was that car that hit a man and woman walking in hunting park. the man is in very critical condition. the woman is in stable condition. >>> new from overnight, police are investigating a double shooting in philadelphia that left one person dead. this happened just before 10:00 last night on north marston and strawberry mansion. we're working to get more details from police on the victims and their search for the shooter. >>> in cumberland county, a man is dead following a possible drive-by shooting there. police say the gunfire broke out yesterday afternoon on east chestnut street. they said the victim was shot while he was walking down the street. investigators have not released the victim's name or announced any arrests. >>> prosecutors today will continue

a new exhibit at city hall explores the relationship between china and philadelphia. the exhibit is made up of photographs from dailyities. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 5:30. for the entire "action news" team, have a good night. >>> time for an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." he's been trying to top himself and now youtube gadget genius coll collin firs is -- >> finally finished with his crazy innovation. >> see whether he can become the world's fastest. >>> a comedian reveals a serious side to himself as he goes searching for his father. >> documentary called "fatherless." >> see what spurred baron vaughn's compelling journey. >>> a shark seems to be telling a diver -- >> don't have fingers, help me out here. >> why it took a lot of guts to get this out. >>> and --

. >>> from the delaware county daily times new report find that philadelphia international airport has a big impact on the region, pumping $15.4 billion in the economy, and supporting 96,000 full-time jobs. it generates 78 million in annual taxes to the city of philadelphia and 255 million in taxes to the state. >>> from the times herald as law enforcement agencies address entrenched issues between cops and residents, particularly those involving people of color a two day symposium was held by montgomery county chiefs of police association, in partnership with county chapters of the naacp focusing on science, base add approach to fair, and impartial polic ing. >>> and that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> up next, pat's here with your morning sports, hi there, pat. >> terrible night for phillies though as they took on the mets, many, many feet of home runs were hit by one player, we will show thaw. >>> former nfl superstar gets a final good bye on the basketball court all next nosy neighbor with a glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing.

a new exhibit at city hall explores the relationship between china and philadelphia. the exhibit is made up of photographs from dailyext followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 5:30. for the entire "action news" team, have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- bill hader -- from "superstore," america ferrera and music from imagine dragons. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, there. very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thanks for coming. we have so much to get to. starting with -- a very exciting development for those of you who love shopping at costco but hate shopping at costco. soon you will be able to soon have your costco order brought right to your door just like you

. >>> nfl draft in philadelphia is three weeks away but it could start to effect your daily commute. >> "eyewitness newsreporter jan carabao is live at the art museum where restrictions are already in place, good morning , jan. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. those parking restrictions went into effect overnight at midnight. you can in loaning park in the 2400 block of pennsylvania avenue, only south side parking spots are impacted. in the meantime throughout the city you can see signs of this impending nfl draft popping up all over place. they are new working at what will be the main stage is underway. the nfl draft is still weeks away but transform transformation at eakins oval and philadelphia museum of artist taking shape. for three days at end of the month this is venue for 2017, nfl draft experience. the star studded end is expected to attract, hundreds of thousands of people to the city, as well as 10s of millions of dollars of revenue in the meantime, set up has brought about a bit of frustration for tourist. >> only thing that we came here for. >> reporter: those famous rock rocky ste

flights from philadelphia to los angeles, alaska airlines will offer direct flights to the city of angels this september. the new route comes a year after the airline announced it would add a dailyhia to san francisco in august. the service will be non-stop beginning september 2. >> reporter: all right, welcome back everyone, 6:24 a.m., saturday morning, we've got a nice one coming up. lots of sunshine out there, finally warming, 58 degrees, urned a mostly sunny sky. 1:00 p.m., 54, 5:00 p.m., 58 degrees. big improvement, speaking of big improvement, the phillies forecast against the nationals 7:05. tonight's night game will be warmer than yesterday's day game. clear skies, 50s and 40s. high pressure will be skirting its way from west to east, just like this getting into the carolinas and the virginias tuesday. the winds will come in on the backside in a southwesterly direction, we'll see 80s come monday and tuesday. it's chilly out there right now, but it's suddenly summer next week. >> it's a busy day at the sports complex in south philadelphia. the flyers play at home this afternoon, 76ers and phillies are in action tonight. ducis rogers has more on the phillies home opener ye

philadelphia, rick leventhal fox news. >>> the revolutionary war museum is at 3rd and chestnut and it will be open daily after the 19th ofil the anniversary of start of the revolutionary war. >>> a young girl sexual assaulted the attack posted online now, finally an arrest, what so many people failed to do. >>> a nasty crash in roxboro leaves one person dead and police say a road who's caused it. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >>> chicago authorities issuing a warrant for arrest of another teenager boy after a sexual assault was streamed live on facebook. charg

daily updates ton air and on the nbc 10 app and as we learn new developments. >>> parts of our area dealing with showers this morning. here is a live look at center city philadelphia. let's check in with krystal klei with the forecast and answers to those questions. >> yes. we are looking at -- here is a look at our first alert radar currently. not a time going on the board here. we had rain in the early hours of today. we see spotty showers moving through. it is north of the i-95 corridor. not seeing a ton of rain but lingering clouds and sun peeking through the clouds as well. this is into montgomery and it will be moving out of our viewing area. it is up to the farthest east parts. it is all rain that is falling. temperatures are above freezing. it is light to moderate rain pulling through right now. you'll see there is still scattered showers on the backside of this. the actual focus of the storm has already moved on well to the east of us. showers will linger meaning spotty rain. you might want some umbrella if you head out in the next hour or so. this is well above freezing. it looks very good out there. 67 in philadelphia and in wilmington, 6 1 in redding.

story on the daily news here, we have been waiting for this report to come out and now it did, yesterday afternoon. alarming indeed. we are expect to go get more reaction from philadelphia'smmissioner in response to this story about the death of, joyce craig. >> she's cities first female fire fighter kill in the line of duty, and, and,. >> reporter: we have a written reaction, written statement from adam tiehl but speaking on tv last night was the man police fire fighters union local 22, andy thomas said all of the critical finding ness this national institute for occupational safety and helton what exactly union long warned about possibly happening during the nutter administration years. bad equipment that wasn't invested in, joyce craigs air hose failed her and she suffocate todd death, slower response time. remember those very controversial and stupidly called brown outs, not blackouts, they were only temporary shut downs of firehousees, that the union said would hurt response times now ended, almost instantly by jim kenney when he took over at city hall, joyce craigs backup time did in the arrive for 21 minutes and look, report also contain, never before seen pictures

philadelphia. >> true. >> specifically kensington. >> kensington he said i will see what is going on. >> did he just that. so, this was the cover of the daily newse day after his visit, in kensington. in fact, it was that afternoon i just walked into hell. he went to the place heroin users call the tracks, in kensington, doctor oz was under the guidance of dea agents while shooting there. here's a preview what you will see later on this show. >> a horrible way that we live heroin once you start you are a heroin addict for life. is there only two things that come from this, prison and death. i have been down here personally, watching many people die right there. >> die right here. >> right there. >> i have watched them pick up body, carry them over there, and so they don't stop what is going on here. you look at them people in your life, that is somebody's son, somebody's husband. i'm sure they had kid. and how meaningless our life is. we do this and we die. >> living here we know this, doctor oz, that philadelphia, just likely the heroin capitol of america. certainly the east coast. what surprised you? >> well, i was shocked by how brazen the wh