boy killed after killed by black suv in southwest philly. nineteen year old mother and her two year old son were injured by a white nissan, in kensington, just short time later. >> one man is in the hospital after a shooting in north philadelphia. it happened near 22nd and susquehanna about 1:00 this morning. so far no arrests just yet. >> colwyn delaware county council has voted to eliminate job of borough manager. former manager paula brown insists her job is being eliminated because she is a whistle blower. officials claim it is a cost-cutting move. >>> 5:13, let's get our webbing. >> the next round every wet weather to affect our area, we did have such beautiful weather yesterday. i hope you had the chance to enjoy that. don't let today spoil outdoor activities there is will be an once and done thing and many of are you actually going see some rain this morning, then it is done. we'll explain what's happening here, as the cold front crosses through, and it is definitely brinking in some decent moisture with it. no severe weather no thund

a four year-old boy was killed in southwest philadelphia, monday night. person of interest in that case, could turn herself into police today. >>> beach nut is recalling almost 2,000-pound of stage two classic sweet potato and chicken products baby food. the authorities say there could be small pieces of glad in that product. >>> south jersey law maker is trying to put an end to swatting, when somebody makes a false call to 911 to get a response from law enforce. as todd quinones tells us the the law maker pushing for stiffer penalty of so-called swatters was a victim helpful self. >> reporter: a call into 911 indicate there had was april hostage inside an apartment building. florence township police officers geared up with loaded rifles and surrounded the building. the it turns out it was all a hoax known as swatting. it is happening very often. >> there was a call that someone had shot a resident. >> reporter: in another incident this weekend in washington township police chief rafael munoz activated his swat team saturday afternoon as investigators cal

first hit-and-run was in southwest philadelphia. second one half hour later in kensington, jan carabeo at the scene of the first hit and nun southwest philly where the victim did not survive. jan? >> that four year old boy was hit and killed, just behind me here in the middle of the street, here in southwest philadelphia. already, this morning philadelphia police have returned to the scene to look for any evidence they can to help track down the driver, hit the little boy and kept driving. how much, police do have one big clue in the case. they want you to take good look at it. >> the chilling hold a little boy was hit by an s.u.v. we pause in the video before child was struck, afterward, the driver keeps driving. >> when first saw it, i started getting nervous, now? obviously it was a really terrible thing to see. >> the four year old was taken to children's hospital where he was pronounced dead monday evening. today police are still searching for the driver of this black suv. spotted during the deadly hit-and-run on the 1600 block

hit and run driver responsible for his death and they tell us that the with man spotsible in that southwest philadelphia hit/rupp hasn't turned herself in either. take a look, both happened on monday evening. kensington crash new becomes the second deadly hit and run this week this happened in the 2900 block of masher street. though were crossing the the street when they were both hit by this white four door acura or infinity. young mother desperately tried to get the in the way and pull her child out of the the way before he was hit. both were critically injured. she was released from the hospital earlier this week and is recovering but has to deal with the death of her son. family spokesperson addressed reporters yesterday and pleaded for information about the car and its driver. >> just so tragic and so hard to see a two-year old injured in such a significant way. any piece of information makes a difference to us. >> reporter: again, the driver of the southwest philadelphia deadly hit and run still has not turn herself into police but authorities have been in contact with her attorney. t

they are looking at in this southwest philadelphia hit-and-run. now behind me this is vigil people have been coming here all night to mourn and remember the life of fer-year-old abdul wilson as a two-year-old in kensington is still on live support. candles and stuffed animals sit a few feet away from where four-year-old abdul wilson was hit and killed. neighbors stopped and said a prayer to honor the little boy who died monday night after a woman driving his black suv ran over him and kept on going. >> it's like you don't have no remorse for yourself. how could you sleep at night? knowing you hit somebody's child. >> nutter lives in the neighborhood and brought her kids to the scene of the crime to pray for the family. other neighbors were just as upset. >> he's a little boy four years old. he didn't get to live live. he gone. for what? somebody acting wild driving a car acting reckless. >> reporter: this scene was just one of two hit and runs monday night. detectives say 19-year-old josephine rivera and her two-year-old son david were hit by the

a couple of big developments here in this southwest philadelphia deadly hit and run case. as you mentioned the vehicle will that dark colored suv wanted in connection with this case has been located, and we are told by sources that an attorney for a person of interest in this case is now speaking with police as well. the momentoes for a little boy struck and killed just feet away from this memorial in southwest philadelphia a. this morning outrage from a community demanding that the feast mail driver responsible comes for. >> he is my boy. he didn't get to live life. >> she has in conscious or feeling. that was a baby. >> reporter: terrible accident, caught on camera as four year old abdul wilson ran into 57th street and hit the by a tark colored suv monday evening. the sources now tell "eyewitness news" that the vehicle has been recovered. an a attorney for person of interest if this case is speaking with police and that the driver could turn herself in later today. police continue to search for the driver of this vehicle wanted for kensington hit and run on monday. polic

reporting live from southwest philadelphia jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 4:33. let's check with katie. is this rain out of here officially. >> for the most part, we are still finding lingering clouds were you there is some dampness but not anything that will mess with your morning commute. what you see is left over cloud from the rain that rolled through yesterday, and it is still trying to make a full retreat. you can see how clouds are starting to thin from north to south here in the last couple hours. it is just time before we end up with nice bright sunshine. it will be a nice day. cooler start for sure. we have clouds to work with yesterday and rain rolling in but now, we've got that cooler air, again with a cold front to knock temperatures back by 20 degrees but you're generally talking ten to five for range of how much cooler in compare ton yesterday a at this same time. forty-nine is where we start here in philadelphia we are at the 44 in mount pocono. forty-five in ac. as we go forward in this forecast we will warm up easily here as these cloud break fo

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first hit-and-run was in southwest philadelphia.d one half hour later in kensington, jan carabeo at the scene of the first hit and nun southwest philly where the victim did not survive. jan? >> that four year old boy was hit and killed, just behind me here in the middle of the street, here in southwest philadelphia. already, this morning philadelphia police have returned to the scene to look for any evidence they can to help track down the driver, hit the little boy and kept driving. how much, police do have one big clue in the case. they want you to take good look at it. >> the chilling hold a little boy was hit by an s.u.v. we pause in the video before child was struck, afterward, the driver keeps driving. >> when first saw it, i started getting nervous, now? obviously it was a really terrible thing to

i've been at south by southwest and i haven't had a chance.t you and i could do something to tweet back to him. >> jimmy: i would be happy to. >> and also i was hoping that you could do most of the physical work and i could be a witness. >> jimmy: now seems like a really bad time for that, but i would be happy to do this. >> you're compliant, i can see. >> jimmy: i know, really, you could get me to do anything right now. >> that's exactly right. >> jimmy: or any other time to be honest with you. but you want to do like a physical exercise? >> i think so like -- >> jimmy: what about squats? >> squats are good, but you're just going to stand here and squat? no, we have to make it harder. >> jimmy: you could get on my back like a piggyback kind of thing. >> jimmy kimmel's officially loaded! yes, yes. that's what we have to do. >> jimmy: we have to videotape this thing. >> guillermo, can you -- we have to get it on my camera. >> jimmy: although it is on television so i guess he can watch -- >> no we have to get on it my camera. here, oh, wait. [ch

breezy southwest winds.will head over to the east for your drive home we are under a slight risk for severe weather later on today that. will include gusty winds, even a little bit of hail. an eerie start to the day with 68 degrees by 8:00 this morning. 75 by lunch time. the showers and storms will approach, coming up a little bit later. >>> i want to let me metro riders know, we have ten bus alerts. i want to let you know we are keeping a close eye on standing water. more like flood waters this taking place on eastern avenue between sheriff and addison road as well. >>> we are also keeping a close eye on the situation the inner look at the beltway. just after the turnpike exit causing delays as a result of the accident. the left lane blocked you will see delays growing in that area. we'll keep an eye on this and let you know how you can get around it. >> another week another jumper at the white house. >>> here we go again. news of the latest security breach nikki burdine has been following it all morning lo

he said, 100% of the europeans in southwest africa said yes. let's stop for a minute. if there are two people in the room it is hard to get 100% agreement on an item with two people. when you are talking about 35,000 people, a 100% becomes a touch carrier. -- becomes even a touch hairier. even more than that, 85% of the africans also wanted to be annexed, he said. that looked you have on your face right now, that skepticism? [laughter] you also were at the u.n. because that was the look they had. he said, i know you are skeptical, but let me explain. we have provided millions of acres of land. the best land for the africans. we have created a world-class educational system for the africans. we have done everything to ensure that they have the best and understand, he said, that all of this is being borne by the small european taxpaying base that is willingly providing all of this for the africans. so you can rest assured that this annexation means africans will continue to enjoy a wonderful and strong, fruitful life under our domain. the u.n. is skeptical. really skepti

we'll see the showers dwodle in from the southwest -- building in from the southwest. that will hold off until later tonight. this is future tracker 6 at 8:00 a.m., a new model run showing us a handful of showers through the region. not everybody seeing them. a bit damp tomorrow morning at 10:00. showers on and off and maybe once again in the evening. if you have something to do outside, today is the day to get it done, tomorrow will be wet at times. let's take a look at what to expect with the high pressure today. today it's feeling good, 68 degrees, sunshine and high clouds. it's ten degrees cooler along the coastline. so a different story there. tomorrow, a weak front comes through. we get showers moving through. looking ahead, though, saturday we get sunshine, so some changes coming up in the seven-day forecast. looking at it now today clouds, sunshine mixing through the high, thin clouds, 68 degrees, a nice high this afternoon. later on tonight you get a spotty shower, tomorrow you get the showers on and off through the day. the first half of the day will be wette

first happened in southwest philly then half hour later another one in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live at the first scene in southwest philadelphia where a little boy was struck and killed. >> jan? >> that the tasha, ukee, as you mentioned philadelphia police still investigating both of these hit and runs that happened yesterday in philadelphia. this scene is where that deadly hit-and-run accident happened in southwest philadelphia, this is the 1600 block of 57 street, we're told by police a child had emerged on to the street where the car is. was hit and killed in the middle. now take a look surveillance video captured the terrible moment and suv hit this child we've paused that video before impact. but police want you to take a good look at the vehicle involved. that is black suv that police say, fled north on 57 street. the four year old boy who was hit died after he was taken to children's hospital. now, police say he was crossing the busy street by himself. later in the evening in kensington, there was another hit-and-run involving a

ment breezes out of the southwester at 17 miles per hour. afternoon but not as winds as yesterday, when we had gusts as high as 45 miles per hour. the winds are shifting out of the southwest it will help to warm the temperatures up. yesterday afternoon highs hung out in the mid 50s today mid 60s, ten degrees better. 55 in millville. the numbers get colder and colder the farther north you go. poconos 39. trenton, 35. wind speeds 20 miles per hour. things will not be rattling around like yesterday afternoon. satellite and radar, this is are a frontal boundary stalled out to our north. north of the line it's cold enough to produce snow from buffalo to lake ear and ontario. binghamton light snow. look at the temperature contrast binghamton, 28 degrees, 150 miles to the south in philadelphia. it's 54. again, a closeup view shows the snow flying along the new york/pennsylvania state line. this is a hefty portion of snow coming in here. it will push to the north. always it gets to the south the line may drop to the south and produce rain showers in

on a thursday i got a call from southwest saying my money had been refunded already.y much for that. that was very helpful. >> reporter: southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case-by-case basis and may require documentation. our records indicate that our customer service department worked with mr. schwartz to resolve this particular issue. >> clearly you guys carry a lot of weight with southwest. that was great. >> reporter: whenever cancelling the reservation get a cancellation nation or at least log the person you talked to and the time of the call. i'm michael finney 7 on your side. >> good work and good advice by michael finney but now we need your advice lisa. >> a lot of folks waking up to see the low clouds and fog. here's sfo. despite all the low cloudiness here, no delays. temperatures in the low 50s going for a high today slightly cooler than yesterday. the marine layer will burn back but not all the way. i'll explain and tell you about the warmer temperatures today around the bay coming up. >> thank you. >>> and tough times for the giants. the lo

the wind out of the southwest between 10 and 15 miles per hour, the southwest breeze helping us warm up. we will warm up a lot more monday. monday, a great day for baseball, picture-perfect for the nats home opener. temperatures in the 60's for the game, short sleeve should be ok. the wind out of the southwest at five to 15, partly cloudy skies. make sure that you have the sunscreen. tuesday, cloudy, warm, but showers. showers in the forecast through next saturday. it will not be raining all the time, but definitely umbrella-worthy weather for the work week for stop at least the next two days that are dry our easter sunday and the nats home opener. kimberly: it was chilly enough today that a lot of the easter egg rolls happened inside. it was not quite the white house easter egg roll, but it may be the next best thing. kids racing through the president gallery today at madame tussaud's to hunt for the easter eggs. they got to meet the wax versions of the presidents gift bags, and a meet and greet with the easter bunny. there was more than just eggs. madame tussaud's also had face pai

all set. >> southwest read all funds from the reservation are forfeited he called southwest. >> theyed to prove to us you called. >> you'll recall he was at a off site meeting. tracking down that call would be impossible. >> i felt like i'd done what i was supposed to do. i called and cancelled. i didn't feel like i had to put people out to solve the problem. >> now there would be no refund he remembers the time he turned to 7 on your side. 3:00 p.m on a wednesday. >> and so thank you for that. it's helpful. >> southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case by case basis and may require related documentation. records indicate the department worked with mr. schwartz to resolve this particular issue. >> so advice document it by getting a cancellation number. most will give you that. and with southwest if you don't have something, you're wrong. >> yes. >> coming up next a company coming up with a solution for an uncomfortable problem. >>> checking traffic we just went through the toll plaza. now, you can see we're moving smoothly into the sun. soy thought i'd turn it around. and

all set. >> southwest read all funds from the reservation are forfeited he called southwest. >> theyneed to prove to us you called. >> you'll recall he was at a off site meeting. tracking down that call would be impossible. >> i felt like i'd done what i was supposed to do. i called and cancelled. i didn't feel like i had to put people out to solve the problem. >> now there would be no refund he remembers the time he turned to 7 on your side. 3:00 p.m on a wednesday. >> and so thank you for that. it's helpful. >> southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case by case basis and may require related documentation. records indicate the department worked with mr. schwartz to resolve this particular issue. >> so advice document it by getting a cancellation number. most will give you that. and with southwest if you don't have something, you're wrong. >> yes. >> coming up next a company coming up with a solution for an uncomfortable pr female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price gua

and to the southwest. but to the west as part of the storm system that could give us severe weather later tomorrow. that's why i've issued a first alert. you see those storms developing this afternoon in the ohio valley. that's part of the system that is going to make for some stormy weather later tomorrow. this weekend, though going the other direction. we'll be drying out saturday. maybe a few showers first thing saturday morning. then sunshine takes over. we're into the 60s saturday afternoon. and again on sunday. 64 degrees. at least we may see the temperatures go even warmer than that. and the warm-up continues as well. the seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> all right, bill looking forward to that saturday dry-out. 19 minutes after 4:00. the roads are not dry this morning. let's see if there are any other problems that could slow you down. christine? >> yeah we are seeing wet roads throughout our area. you can see some of that precipitation on the lens here right at route 1. the ro

that was the issue of southwest africa. current state namibia. southwest africa was a league of nations mandate that had been pulled from the germans after the end of the first world war. under german rule, southwest africa had undergone a horrific genocide. 80% of the caro's -- and 50% of another tribe were killed. when it became a league of nations mandate, which was supposed to make this area, what they called a secret trust of civilization, the league of nations placed the sacred trust in the hands of south africa. south africa -- this is before apartheid, but it had already been built on white supremacy. but after the second world war the international system created under the united nations, the trustee system to replace the mandate system. south africa, when it saw this system coming into being, it began to send young christians to the prime minister. saying, we are thinking about annexing. now, the u.s. -- u.n. said, you are going to annex international territory? what he did is he got the radiation on board. -- the british on board. by b

rosemary connors joins us from southwest philadelphia. there's some activity right now? >> reporter: as you can see, a police officer with the spca and the owner of the horses are back out here at scene. they're trying to figure something out in this case because the horses can no longer stay here. the spca calls the conditions deplorable and unsafe. >> the rain and snow, they're out here in the rain and snow. they don't have no shelter. it's horrible. >> reporter: it's not the physical conditions of the threes that concern neighbors and the pennsylvania spca. it's where they're living. this lot on grays avenue which to animal cruelty investigators looks more like a junkyard than a stable. >> i'm looking for some help. >> reporter: i put the owner in touch with investigators of the phone. he must find a suitable shelter for the animals or the spca will take them. he had high hopes for the horses. >> i'm trying to make it an academy so the kids at the day care up here can come feed the horses. >> that is animal cruelty. something needs to be done. that's sad. it stinks ri

stunned, he called southwest. >> i said prove to us you called. and i said, you know, excuse me?u need to prove to us you called. >> jeff couldn't really do that. you will recall elves at an off-site meet when he picked up his phone to cancel the flight. tracking down that call would be nearly impossible. >> in a lot of ways i did what i was supposed to do, and i called and cancelled and talked to a rep. i didn't feel like i had to bother other people to solve the problem. >> he appealed but it was rejected. posted it on twitter but was told the same thing. without proof he called, there would be no refund. he remembers the exact time he turned to "7 on your side" for hem. >> and thursday i got a phone call saying my phone call had been refunded so thanks for that. that was very helpful. >> southwest told us exceptions are considered on a case by case basis and may require related documentation. our records indicate that our customer relations department worked with mr. sewars to resolve this particular issue. >> clearly you carry a lot of weight with southwest. >> document it by

southwest toward pittsburgh and johns town, pennsylvania. they are seeing flakes flying out there this morning. 40 degrees. dewpoint 21. winds out of the northwest at 9. you can see how tranquil it is this morning. not too much of a breeze, you can see the camera is not even dancing around for you. the dewpoint is 30, the winds are calm at the atlantic city airport are calm. if you're a fisherman that's why the strierp season is off to a -- striper season is off to a slow start we have to get the water temperatures up there and with the air temperatures up there, it's not helping. oxford 29. new hole holland 32. look at the outlying suburbs in south jersey, 27 in buena. hammonton, 27. cinnaminson, 38. freezing in smyrna. hockessin, 35 and 28 in woodbine. when you factor in the winds with temperatures this cold, the slightest breeze adds to it. feels like 27 in lancaster. 26 in wilmington, 27 degrees in millville. satellite and radar, a couple of systems that we're watching they are very weak and unorganized. they are moving from west to east

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us outside southwest detective with the details, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. when this car was found yesterday it was completely on fire. the once those flames were brought under control a body was found inside, body of the man. who he is, how he got there and how he died this morning is all part of the death investigation. the just behind the runway of philadelphia international the a airport alongside the 4700 block of fort mifflin road a honda accord was found on fire lead are slim. >> we're unsure as to what happened. there is no witnesses no video camera. this is a public roadway but not really travel. >> reporter: time 3:30 tuesday afternoon when philadelphia fire arrived on the scene this fire so intense, foam was used to stop the burning and later revealed a single victim. >>> they extinguish the fire in the front driver seat of the car there is a male body is charred, all the way down to the bone. >> almost kind of, you know, taken back i said what is going on. >> reporter: joseph keener works a mile fr

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both are new to the southwest philadelphia neighborhood. they were on a walk thursday morning when a gray town and country pulled up next to them. >> the driver of the car asked if they need aid ride. they say no. the driver then gets out and opens the supplieding door and tells them to get in with assistance of one of other females in the car and pub them in. >> this woman took the vet wran inside fourth and market td bank pretender he was her father who wanted to open an debit card she put $600 of her own money on the card and heads to the hertz rental and rents a gray charger in saunders name. >> i told them i'm tired i'm ready to go. just like that. they was determined to go where they wanted to go. >> instead women now driving in separate cars at high speeds go to this hertz rent acar bartrum road renting another car in sawnder's name. finally 5 p.m. they drop couple of 14 years off at home. >> motivation was to rents cars and use them for criminal activity. you put them in 86-year-old person's name. >> even though inarmed police say t

that's southwest wind bring in the warm air.ut of the northwest cooling the temperatures down but southwest pushing that warm air all the way up through new york. that warming is going -- moving farther north the temperatures will climb tomorrow. it's cold enough for snow this air of rain and move moving through not really reaching the group but it will be clearing out here in the next few hours. temperatures are into the 50s and dropping into the 40s tomorrow tonight maybe a little cooler up to the north and we have. there's that cold air but look what happens tomorrow. it moves even farther north. that southwest wind continues to bring even warmer inform yellows there. tints of yellow indicateing a temperature up to near 70. so many at a warm day with sunshine but tomorrow night the clouds return. there's that rain moving out you'll wake up to clear sky. temperatures quickly warming out of the 40 noose the 50s. through the 60s and close to 70 by 3:00 o'clock. phillies opener 70 degrees with partly cloudy skies but the clouds c

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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 kensington crash now becomes the second deadly hit and run this week, that accident happened in the 2700 block of masher street. nineteen year-old mother josephine riveria and her somebody david were crossing the street when they were both hit by this white four door acura or infinity, young mother tried to pull her child out of the way before he was hit and both were critically injured. she was released earlier this week and recovering but now has to deal with the death of her son. family spokesperson addressed reporters yesterday and pleaded with information about the the car and its driver. >> just so tragic and hard to see a two-year old injured in such a significant way. any information makes a difference to us. >> and again, the driver of that southwest philadelphia deadly hit and run still has in the turned herself into police but authorities have been in contact with

i want the truth to come out and i want southwest to take responsibility for what they did. >> a southwest spokesperson says the flight attendants handled the situation appropriately. >>> a jewelry store employee in the hospital tonight after being attacked during an attempted robbery. two men walked into the jewelers and hit the woman in the chest before running off. that employee, though suffered a heart attack. police arrested one of the suspects. he's only 17 years old. >>> a major ruling tonight that could impact governor brown's mandatory water cut consist. a state appeals court ruled that a tiered water rate structure used by the city is unconstitutional. the city used it to charge customers who use more water a higher rate. several cities in the bay area used tiered rates. it's now unclear how the ruling will impact those agencies. governor brown is lashing out saying state lawyers are reviewing that decision. >>> okay. did you hear it? loud and proud. warriors fans, as you can see, pumped up tonight. after the opposing coach complained of the noise wondering if it was actually leg

live at southwest detective headquarters is "action news" reporter, kenneth moton.s of teenagers in the gym, what are the details? >> jim, southwest detectives say that maurice tavares was wreckless when he fired the shot in the rec center. his attorney says he was an outsider defending against an angry mob. 26 year old maurice tavares walked into southwest detectives with his girlfriend and attorney saying his back was up against the wall firing in a rec center. >> anything regrets or anything you want to say to the kids? >> no. >> on the rec center teenagers on the court in the middle ever a basketball game. he got into it with spectators and another coach and he pulled his gun firing once. no one hit. >> 15 to 20 people were approaching him. some had hands inside of their hoodies gesturing as if they had a firearm. others calling his name and cursing at him telling him this would be it. >> unfortunately he doesn't abide by the rules recusing cop flikts and create it. >> and they are not buying self-defense saying he would have called 911 or got help from the fire

winds out of the southwest at 20 miles per hour.is holding stealed. 39 in reading. the freezing mark of 32 in the poconos. millville, sea isle city, 43. on the boards in atlantic city, 43 and dover 40. winds speeds are calm in reading and allentown. 6 in wilmington, 3 in trenton. 7 in the poconos. look at these gusts from yesterday. poconos, 52 miles per hour that's tropical storm force winds. atlantic city, 46. peak winds gusts in philadelphia 45. doylestown, 44 and allentown 40. we were wind whipped for certain yesterday. thankfullily the breezes -- thankfully the breezes relax today. the only question mark this is a small, little disturbance that could run the new york/pennsylvania state line. it could drop far enough south to bring showers north of the pennsylvania turnpike. i think most of us will stay dry. this little boundary layer this sets up the miserable weather for most of the upcoming week. this will collapse to the south. at the same time a serials of low pressure systems right here across deep south will push toward t

as it does, wins stay out of the south-southwest. we are going to look for showers, periods of rain,. tomorrow will be the next or best of the next five days. mostly sunny skies, waking up as you head back to work, back to school, clouds will increase in the midday hours. by 5:00, the baseball game underway. mostly cloudy skies off to the west of us. as we move into early tuesday morning, grab your umbrellas. we will see showers, periods of rain for the day on tuesday. another round for the day on y, and then thursday and friday. you get the point, not a pretty weak. -- week. 69 for a high tomorrow. clouds will increase during the late afternoon hours. we're calling for a high temperature near 70 on tuesday. by wednesday, little bit cooler out there. by thursday it will be cooler, middle 50's. lower 70's on saturday. typical weather for this time of year. thankfully no big severe weather outbreaks, at least not anytime soon. kimberly: we have fearless women to talk about right now. reporter: yes, the turk women. the turk women are pr

but it happened on a southwest plane in chicago. officials say a female passenger had enough of her seatmate's snoring so she found a way to stop him. abc's marcy gonzalez explains the unusual way she did it. reporter: if this passenger was trying to write an air raid stranger -- story stranger than fiction. >> my arm hurts because i was being stabbed by a pen. reporter: he woke up pretakeoff snooze on a southwest flight from chicago to manchester new hampshire yesterday to the woman sitting next to him stabbing him with a pen. >> imagine being sleep and then being stung by bees and waking up and going ow! >> she just went nuts and started stabbing him with the pen. screamed really loud almost like a little girl. reporter: before the screaming apparently he was snoring and that, the airline says set the woman off! >> just kept saying i was sleeping and she stabbed me with a pen. reporter: the plane returned to the gate. the perturbed passenger was escorted off and flight attendants couldn't help but laugh as she held on to her writi

southwest specialty contractors scored the highest and the other two firms had less points. >> >> the total cost for the sealing based on the southwest specialty contractors proposal is 26 million and [inaudible] for the construction costs and 4.8 for the describe service and construction see and overhead. the total estimated costs on the proposal is [inaudible] and the total [inaudible] construction costs on [inaudible] proposals is $25 million. the estimate for the total cost is 24.$1 million but the budget approximately 19.8 million dollars. >> >> this is recommended award design services for the metal ceilings to southwest specialty contractors for $928,900. the construction service of the contract will be presented to the board for recommendation after the design is comfleeted and we -- completed and we agreed on a construction cost. >> move approval. >> okay. we have a motion and a second. okay. call the roll please. >> sure. no members of the public to address you on that item. director kim. >> aye. >> director lee. >> aye. >> director. >> aye. >> director nuru. >> aye. >> chai

the winds out of west southwest at 11. pressure reading steady.er, center city, 46, glassboro, 42. agenda beach 48. smyrna, 49. avalon and on the boardwalk in atlantic city, temperatures are close to 50 degrees. the normal low which curse around -- which occurs 7:00 a.m. is 51 in the city. high pressure moves in from the midwest that will clear things out nicely, it will provide us with a good seven of weather. today and monday, lots of sunshine. a little bit breezy, if there was a complaint it would be the wind out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures climbing into the low 60s. with the breeze it will feel like the 50s tomorrow the winds relax. warmer sunshine. tomorrow, temperatures close to 70 degrees. monday we're actually in the 70s, monday is a real nice day ahead of this frontal system here winds out of the southwest we'll hold the showers off until tuesday morning. future tracker 6 mostly sunny skies, clouds from time to time. same deal for sunday, actually sunday i don't know if you'll see clouds, lots of sun from sta

. >>> that first hit-and-run happened in southwest philadelphia.hen about half hour later another one in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us live from southwest philadelphia with more on both incidents. david? >> reporter: jessica such a sad story. really ban tough night for these two philadelphia families. police are still investigateing their looking at surveillance video to try to find these two drivers. this surveillance video is tough to watch but detectives say it has the clues they need to find the driver that hit and killed a four-year-old boy. we stopped the video just before the little boy is hit. and detectives want to talk to the driver of this suv. >> when i first saw it, i started getting really nervous and, you know, obviously it was really horrible thing to see. >> reporter: this woman was one of the first people on scene scene. she ran outside when she heard the commotion and saw the little boy's mother on the street. >> she was crying. horrible. >> reporter: detectives say the driver hit the four-year-old a

the southwest leadership academy charter school in southwest philly will hold a pep rally at 9:00 a.m. students from third to eighth grade will get a chance to shake out those nerves that come with testing. this week across pennsylvania, students in those grades will be taking the standardized test for language arts. >>> a police department in gloucester county is no longer facing a lawsuit from the state assemblyman. we've learned that a judge threw out paul moriarty's lawsuit, claiming that washington police failed to supervise its employees. the assemblyman was arrested in 2012 on a drunk driving charge. the charge was later dropped after this police dash cam video was released. officer joseph dibuonaventura was indicted for making a bogus arrest. he was acquitted earlier this year. moriarty's lawyer says despite the judge's ruling his client can still seek damages from the officer. >>> temple university alumnus bill cosby will not speak at the university's commencement next month. the comedian had been a popular graduation speaker during his three decades on the board of trustees.

winds south-southwest at 7 miles per hour.tracker six showing us between now and 9:00 we do have that rain sweeping in through i-95. notice how the northern suburbs may clear a little bit sooner. by 9 o'clock i can still see a little bit of rain up to the north but it is generally going to be tracking down toward the south and by noon we think there's a good chance that philadelphia will be either dry or getting close to it and the northern suburbs probably just some drizzle or maybe just clouds. notice how there is more rain down to the south of the system, though and it really does hang in there through the rest of the afternoon and perhaps into the early evening. and as we take a look at how much rain we're expecting well, this is the southern system that is glancing us to the south but the models are suggesting a lot of rain right down by the coast. almost nothing up north. and then philadelphia kind of on the northern edge of that main batch. whether or not we actually go this intense i'm not quite certain but i do think

winds kicking up out of the south and southwest. watch what happens by monday night into tuesday morning. looks like we could have rain around by tuesday morning. we may have to go with the yellow alert tuesday. we may want to watch this a little more. this will clear out and better shape by wednesday. so the forecast for the next three days looks great tomorrow. 70. pretty good monday, breezy and warmer. now i'm thinking morning rain or showers, potential yellow alert tuesday and 73 may be a little warm. we may have to adjust that. wednesday looks good. thursday an isolated shower as the nats come back into town and by friday and saturday, looks like rain chances may be going up. temperatures upper 60s and low 70s. i urge you, if you can check out the cherry blossoms, do it. >> i'll take you up on that. i'll give you a one day guarantee. >> take some pictures. >> i always do, twitter. you know it. >> all right. the cherry blossom parade tonight, mike hydeck and andrea roane can see the event, gorgeous day and the blossoms are at pe

temperatures right now in a southwest breeze 59 degrees.'s raining it's not going to feel bad out there. even allentown up to 54. 58 trenton, 57 wilmington only 48 in sea isle city. as we roll through the day we'll probably dip to about 56 by 8 o'clock. by noon 67. 69 by 3 o'clock. that is your high. and then after that we will start to zip down by 6 o'clock we're probably at 65 degrees. and it will be damp today with some spotty showers around. we'll go over the that in more detail on future tracker six when i come back with the full forecast in a few minutes. yesterday we talked about how allergy counts are kind of high. down to medium ranges the next couple days with cloudy and wetter weather coming in but i wanted to point out it's mainly tree pollen and also mold is a problem right now. if you tend to have that early season reaction to either of those issues you'll want to keep that medication handy starting about now. karen rogers will be back with the full fork. what about -- full forecast. what about roads. >> husband traffic toward

this is as southwest philadelphia a community continues to mourn the death of a child. this memorial has been growing since four year-old abdul wilson was struck and killed by a hit and run driver monday evening. the accident happened here on the 1600 block of south 57th street, right in front of the surveillance camera. now, police had urged a feast mail driver of this dark colored ford edge to turn herself in yesterday and now sources tell us that suv has been located and a a attorney for a person of interest in this deadly hit and run is talking to police, and then again, that driver could possibly turn herself in later today. people in this neighborhood just want justice. they are shock that anyone keep driving after hitting another person especially someone this young. >> she don't have no conscious, she has no feeling you know that was a baby. >> y'all need to turn yourself in, for real y'all need to turn y'all self in because y'all wouldn't want it the to be your brother, sister or nobody. >>> police are still looking for a driver in the hit and run in kensington

avoid that intersection in southwest philadelphia. construction on the northeast extension southbound side south of quakertown, they are taking out the right lane. the zone around lansdale cleared a few minutes ago. southbound side of 130 at cooper street they are taking out the right lane by the 45th street public for the next hour and ten minutes or so. maple shade rudder avenue blocking a lane until 6:00 a.m. pennsauken near mansion boulevard. >>> two crew ship passengers were found dead during a vacation trip to puerto rico. a cleaning crew found the bodies in their state room yesterday morning on holland america. the crews -- cruise line said the death appears tobs a murder suicide. the ship was was on a 14 day crews. >>> robert durst was in the courtroom to face weapons charges. first he appeared to be falling asleep during the hearing and the attorney general and prosecution got into a shouting match when note witnesses for the defense showed up. >> it sounds like to me they are trying to hide the ball. they subpoenaed the fbi

wind are light and they are out of the south and southwest milder air copping from there. so, this is the warmest day that we have had this year monday with the high of 75, and we will be today, as well with that milder air moving in. 70 degrees about the rain on an off and maybe a pop up thunderstorm. then tomorrow but 77 degrees. the it is a one day special, this mild air, because we're back to seasonal temperatures sunday after a dry cold front moves through and i say dry because it will be very dry on sunday with a few clouds here and there and temperatures in the 60's for donor dash and it will be a rainy day on monday bob kelly, if you think it is wet this morning you'll be soaked on monday. >> good morning everybody. rain is causing a couple accidents, 5:48 on i-95 southbound at the airport right where the the inner and outer drives make that split and you have a metal guardrail up the middle, one accident happened a hour ago three vehicles involved air bags imploded and usually happens when someone coming southbound and realizes, wow is there exit for airport and t

sewars to resolve this particular issue. >> clearly you carry a lot of weight with southwest.eather cancelling a reservation, document it by getting a cancellation number. if they don't have that, at least log the name of the person you talked to and the time of the call. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> all right. thank you, michael. and no real turbulence in air travel today, right? >> no. we really can't complain. low 50s right now in san jose. you see some clouds around. yesterday your high was 79. how about 80 today? and really you should be in the low 70s for highs. so above average again, but things will be changing for the week ahead. i'll have that for you coming up. >> and tough times for the giants. the losing streak needs to end at some point, right? let's hope so. sports is next. >>> the state water board said it will release new enforcement regulations today. those guidelines will put some teeth into the 20% to 35% cutbacks being imposed for most cities across california. some cities facing deep cuts are seeking revisions, including morgan hill and santa