trang? >> reporter: that is right, jessica it can happen at any moment. we are staring at the tarmac all of us waiting for team to a live. lots of excitement here, fans have been here for hours just waiting, just making sure that they are here, for when the plane toss arrive. there are preparations being made as you take a look over this, very large motorcade, i don't know if you can see all of this behind that staircase there but we saw some pretty high ranking police officials, radnor township, of course, will be leading that motorcade, with the players, when they do a live and hoed on to their buses to head over to that campus celebration. just about a half an hour ago we did see the plane, with father donahue, who is president of the villanova university, he had his plane and several alumni, they touched down just thrilled to be able to have this experience. we're waiting for this plane that everybody is waiting for now and i just check my little flight app tracker and it says about three or four minutes. you guys just might be coming back to me in a

trang will check in with us from her locate. trang? out here. i've not experienced anything quake light like think. the kids are telling me this is their 1985. >> 1985! >> there are people crying telling me about the generations of familiar who's have gone to villanova and now they get to experience a national championship but this is the place to be guys you want to celebrate this national championship right here outside of kelly's tavern on lancaster avenue. just really the ground zero. earlier today, before all of this went down you could hear people watching the game and just screaming and cheering from their windows. there were lines outside all of the bars here people trying to get in and they were just happy to just watch it from the outside and you guys i don't know if you can tell but it is very cold out here, and it doesn't matter to these kids at all. they're taking off their clothes. i mean it's very chilly and they don't feel it at all. just really special moment to be out here at villanova. >> okay, trang -- >> trang is not a very

trang? >> well, brooke, this is the intersection of cedar and madison streets, where police located the suv, involved in that accident last night, and take a look, still a lot of activity going on here, as group of neighbors has formed, just trying to figure out waist going on here. also, police are on scene, talking to a family, we are told that the owner of the car lives on this block, and detectives are just trying to determine who lives behind the wheel. now, this accident happened around 9:15 last night, near the intersection of aramingo and lehigh avenues. witnesses told police, that a pontiac aztek traveling south on aramingo, turned on lehigh, striking a man riding a vespa-like motor scooter. man dragged about 200 feet when the driver of the aztek kept ongoing. the 35 year old victim was returned to hahnemann hospital. he died short time later from severe injuries to his head and torso. overnight police found the suv with new york tags parked on the 3200 block of cedar street. they s

trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> more primary coverage still ahead for you here on "eyewitness news." we'll tell you who will be taking on pat toomey in november's u.s. senate race. >>> in honor of the primary we decided to put a twist on tonight's good question. if you had to vote, who would be the eagles 2016 starting quarterback? nicole brewer tallies up the results. >> in the wake of tonight's strong thunderstorms we're finally seeing everything clear out. now much cooler air moved in. we'll be with us through the end over the week. few more rain . >>> back on "eyewitness news," another big race was the democratic primary to determine a challenger for pat toomey. >> katie mcginty is the former, she has defeated former representative joe sestak. there are the numbers 42% to 32%. mcginty spoke a short time ago. >> just had the opportunity to speak to congressman as you say tack and mayor fetterman and i want you to join me in graduating both of them for the principle ideas base debate we

trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> more primary coverage still ahead for you here on "eyewitness news." we'll tell you who will be taking on pat toomey in november's u.s. senate race. >>> in honor of the primary we decided to put a twist on tonight's good question. if you had to vote, who would be the eagles 2016 starting quarterback? nicole brewer tallies up the results. >> in the wake of tonight's strong thunderstorms we're finally seeing everything clear out. now much cooler air moved in. we'll be with us through the end over the week. few more rain . >>> back on "eyewitness news," another big race was the democratic primary to determine a challenger for pat toomey. >> katie mcginty is the former, she has defeated former representative joe sestak. there are the numbers 42% to 32%. mcginty spoke a short time ago. >> just had the opportunity to speak to congressman as you say tack and mayor fetterman and i want you to join me in graduating both of them for the principle ideas base debate we

. >> our trang do is live in cobbs creek where young hockey players are owning their skills, trang. >> reporter: they sure are. now, this is one of the seven ice rink s in the area that host ed snider's youth hockey program serving 3,000 kids. we got to see a packed house here tonight, just as snider would have wanted. many of the kid come here to skate in his honor and share memories of the man who impact that went far beyond. as he explains growing up in kensington wasn't always easy. >> in the neighborhood where i grew up there was a lot of things going on and reallies i to get knocked off. >> reporter: the most unexpected sports, kept him on his right path. >> i was than the into the whole idea of trying ice hockey but the coach, who was there, he was participating in it and he eventually got me, to take it to my parents and got me on the ice and ever since then i fell if love with it. >> reporter: that is exactly what philadelphia flyers chairman ed snider intended when he started his youth hockey foundation more than a decade ago. foundation fund program for inner city youth acr

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is in reading right new where he just rallied supporters, trang. >> reporter: well, crowd have filed out of here but let me tell you just about an hour ago every seat in this this 1700 seat theater was filled. senator sanders using his time at this town hall to focus on issues facing the reading and allentown communities especially the hispanic community and for that he received a lot of love from his supporters. senator sanders received an electric reception before a packed house here at sandtander perform arts center. he pointed out massive loss of manufacturing jobs here, the doubling of the poverty rate and financially struck school system. he proposed free college tuition paid for by a tax on wall street, 50-dollar minimum wage and continue time pose trade agreement that hurt america. >> well, first thing that we have got to do together and it is no the that hardies to create an economy that works for all of us, not just the people on top. >> i work at wal-mart. the part where he talks about wal-mart family and so many co-workers have to live

is their life right new with what remains a very active scene, trang. >> reporter: yes, jessica can see diamond street is still block off here as fire fighters, try to clean up the scene we are looking at this fire was so massive, it took fire fighters about an hour to contain. fortunately no one was hurt but that house did sustain some pretty heavy damage as did the two neighboring houses. neighbors tell me all three houses were supposedly, vacant. orange flames engulfed a three story twin on the 3200 block of diamond street 3:67:89 p.m., they were heading to the park nearby when they noticed smoke coming from the home. >> we came over and seen the fire and the smoke and we called 911. by the time they got here it was coming out of the roof. >> reporter: because of the scale of the house and fire dispatchers sent out four engines and three fire engines to fight it. >> we had to act fast and get to the surface quicker. >> reporter: police sources say a man and woman were in the house when the fire started. they reportedly got the in the argument and that is when the women set a matt

do with more in west chester, trang? >> reporter: hi, good evening, guys. that rally ended about an an hour ago. you can see the crowd has really thinned out, here, police are out here right now. at one point there were thousands of pro and anti donald trump protesters. anti group started showing up around 12:00 noon. they were organizing on facebook trying to send a message that trump is not welcomed here. meanwhile plenty of donald trump support as well. 's arrived just before 4:00 and spoke before a enthusiastic crowd of 3500 people inside the field house here. he had a message for those who are not taking him seriously as a presidential candidate. >> we're going to be if i'm elect i will be a great president for the people of this country. a great president. i will bring back your jobs. i will do things. because the fact is, that our country is not working anymore. our country is really in bad shape. >> reporter: chopper three is now live over university avenue, here where things have quieted down. police have encour

trang, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, brooke, this investigation started six months ago, as a result of tips from the community. the sweep started 6:00 a.m. police offers remembers still out taking peak up. this was a county-wide effort involving more than 40 local and federal agencies, now, in addition to the 100 plus arrests, officers seized nearly $50,000 in drugs, two handguns and assault rifle. those drugs included crack cocaine, heroin, marijuana and pills. police say mostly street leaf dealers all will face felony sales charges. >> but what they probably should be charged with some sort of homicide or unnatural death, because they are killing our population, from our young, if you look at the pictures, to the middle-aged, to the older people. and it crosses all cultures and all colors. >> and there was one case of mistaken identity where a woman's door was busted down, and her home raided. now, police chief robert smythe intends to go to that woman's home and apologize and also re reimburse her f

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is in brewerytown with more on how everything unfolded, trang? >> reporter: ukee, police are still looking for three men involved in two separate but strangely related hit and runs this morning. police do not have have a whole lot to go off have of but they are looking for a black sedan with front end damage. an accident involving an unmark police truck set off a bizarre chain of events that left two officers hurt in fairmount. >> one had a head injury and another arm injury but nothing significant or life threatening thank god for that. >> reporter: police are looking for driver of the black sedan that hit the truck near intersection have the broad and brown street and just kept going. >> they didn't stop, render any help but they left the scene. >> reporter: man in the white suv then pulled up to the accident. man told police he thought he saw a man waving a gun so he jumped out and left it in drive. seconds later two other men jumped in the suv and then took off in it. >> i guess everyone would react differently and he claimed his initial reac

. >> thank you, lets guess to trang do live in mt. airy where bill clinton will be speaking this afternoon, frank? >> i don't know if you can hear me, they have the music going, as you can see, this gym is starting to fill up with hillary clinton supporters. now, this is one of several campaign stops that former president clinton is making on behalf of his wife here, in pennsylvania, right now, he's actually attending a church celebration over at the convention center. he's expected to take the podium here at about 1:15 here at the dorothy emanuel rec center. now the clinton's are focusing their effort in pennsylvania to speak ahead of the april 26 primary. secretary clinton made two appearances, in philadelphia, yesterday, she gave a speech at the afl-cio convention at the convention center downtown, as she vowed to block any trade deal harmful to the u.s., prom i cents seat at the table for organized labor f there she joined mayor, at round table event, before taking off for pittsburgh. and back here, in mt. airy, former president c

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us live in chinatown what it means for verizon customers, frank? >> reporter: brooke, verizon brought in thousands of non-union workers to assure customer service is not affected for land line, verizon fios, wireless not affected. take a look, traffic moving pretty well here, because the picketers were staying on the sidewalk, here, they say, that they're prepared to be out here for the long hall. >> no contract: >> verizon workers walk off the job at 6:00 a.m., the result of ten months of failed negotiations between the company and two unions. communication workers of america, and the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they number 39,000 members, along the east coast. >> we will be out here as long as it takes for us to get fair contract. >> major sticking point the unions say is job secure. >> i what the company is trying to do take the jobs that are generated in the local areas, and move them either out of state or out of the country. and we're not going to allow that. >> say these are good paying local jobs with good benefits, wa

in university city i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> runners around the region are gearing up for sunday's big broad street run. "eyewitness news" at pennsylvania convention center for broad street run, health and fitness expo. vendors afford everything from athletic gear to massages and special food and energy products. the race is set to step off at 8:00 sunday morning at corner of broad and west fischer avenue and end at the navy yard but it may be a soggy run. lets check with kate with more on what the runners and everyone can expect, kate. >> i wish i had better news to deliver here but this is looking very soggy. lets start off future weather sunday at 2:00 a.m. everything is quiet. watch what happens as we head toward race time 8:00 o'clock sunday morning when race kicks off and when heavier rain with this system unfortunately will be falling over philadelphia as we progress into nine or 10:00 we will see things lighten up by 10:00 a.m. but still at very least some light rain and drizzle and then through rest of the afternoon everything does start to wind down a bit.

our trang do is live on the villanova campus where excited fans just left for date with the final four. hype, frank. >> reporter: student charter flight to houston left the philly airport about half hour ago, and the kids were all decked naught their blue and white, caring these signs, leaving no question who they're rooting for. >> go cats! >> novanation out in full force. >> the lucky students chosen through lottery to take a charter flight direct to houston. 500 game ticket went to super fans, and the other 200 put in a lottery. >> it was pretty hard to get -- i got the ticket. they ran out within the first ten minutes, then the same with the plane tickets, ran out within the first ten minutes. so i was lucky to get both student tickets and plane ticket. >> it has been electric, i mean, the passion from our students, the fans throughout the whole entire year. >> game ticket just 40 bucks, charter flight, 700. hefty for college student but by all accounts worth it. >> really excited to go to houston. and it is like such an experience. once in a lifetime for sure. >> now, that charter

we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do in king of prussia where the suspect was in court this afternoon. >> reporter: cherie amoore appeared with her parents and other family members and they all declined to comment. court documents reveal pretty sad details in this case. >> is there any comment you want to make on behalf of your daughter no comment right now from the family. >> reporter: no comment from cherie amoore family or amoore herself as she appeared in court on her arraignment on kidnapping charges. >> she has told our investigators that she did not go to the mall with the intention to steel the baby. >> reporter: but tom noland said amoore is shown on surveillance video leaving the king of prussia mall with seven year-old ahsir simmons in her arms. noland said she made off with the baby after striking up a conversation with the mother. the mother was distracted while tend to go another child and amoore asked to pick up the baby. >> she did say no. at a later point mom was doing the best that she could and this person offered to help her out, and pick up the baby and

"eyewitness news" reporter trang dough reports. >> like many seven-year-olds, max schill loves to playith legos. but he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age >> this week he was on capitol hill advocating for bill that could help him and millions of others with rare diseases. the 21st century cures act already passed the house. >> it was getting stalled in the senate, um, you know, he's just like we should do letters and pictures. so we did. we went down there, and he told everybody about the cause. >> max has noon nine syndrome that affects how his body develops. there's no specific treatment but if the act passes max and his mom lisa hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, h a drug gets approved for larger population, there's things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i'm going to get a pill every day before -- before that day i would have to get shots every every every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days. leaving his origina

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do tells us the west philadelphia neighborhood is on edge. >> reporterneighbors who live on the 5700 block of large wood avenue in cobbs creek say nothing ever happens on their street until today. >> it was crazy. i didn't expect to see nothing like this. >> reporter: around 3:00 p.m. a 20-year-old woman beaten and bloodied escaped from a car where she was being held against her will. monique wright heard the commotion outside her window. >> i heard her screaming. i her, you know, i her her saying get off me, get off me! that's what made me come down i her another guy a pedestrian say get off of her! >> i heard yelling and iran to the window and saw a black car speeding off. >> reporter: investigators say around 4:00 this morning a man forced the woman into a vehicle at gun point near 49th and lancaster. described the car as black sedan with tinted windows. rear drivers side window covered with a trash bag. she was bound with duct tape, sexually assaulted and held for 11 hours. >> my mom was coming home and she told me she i was girl bloodied face just a

"eyewitness news" reporter trang dough reports. >> like many seven-year-olds, max schill loves to playith legos. but he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age >> this week he was on capitol hill advocating for bill that could help him and millions of others with rare diseases. the 21st century cures act already passed the house. >> it was getting stalled in the senate, um, you know, he's just like we should do letters and pictures. so we did. we went down there, and he told everybody about the cause. >> max has noon nine syndrome that affects how his body develops. there's no specific treatment but if the act passes max and his mom lisa hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, h a drug gets approved for larger population, there's things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i'm going to get a pill every day before -- before that day i would have to get shots every every every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days. leaving his origina

campus of west chester university, i'm trang dough, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> and at that rally inilkes-barre trump spoke for more than an hour about job creation and immigration reform. thousands gathered to hear trump on his final stop in the keystone state before they vote tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, john kasich made a campaign stop at the penrose diner in south philly this morning. both his campaign and the cruz campaign agreed to stay out of each other's way in upcoming elections. kasich says the compromise is the best plan to keep trump from getting a chance to go up against hillary clinton this fall. >> i'm not going to tell anybody how to vote. but look, i mean, this is a matter of resources, and, you know, we run a national campaign and we want to apply our resources where we think they can be used most effectively and it's all designed to stop hillary clinton from becoming president. >> the strategy will allow kasich to campaign in oregon and new mexico while ted cruz campaigns in indiana. >>> speaking of ted cruz texas senator spent the day in the hoosier state counting on

campus of west chester university, i'm trang dough, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> and at that rally inilkes-barre trump spoke for more than an hour about job creation and immigration reform. thousands gathered to hear trump on his final stop in the keystone state before they vote tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, john kasich made a campaign stop at the penrose diner in south philly this morning. both his campaign and the cruz campaign agreed to stay out of each other's way in upcoming elections. kasich says the compromise is the best plan to keep trump from getting a chance to go up against hillary clinton this fall. >> i'm not going to tell anybody how to vote. but look, i mean, this is a matter of resources, and, you know, we run a national campaign and we want to apply our resources where we think they can be used most effectively and it's all designed to stop hillary clinton from becoming president. >> the strategy will allow kasich to campaign in oregon and new mexico while ted cruz campaigns in indiana. >>> speaking of ted cruz texas senator spent the day in the hoosier state counting on

eye witt the necessary news reporter trang do is outside boro hall with more on the potential impact police hope these new arrests will make, trang. >> reporter: this is a very busy day here at darby boro municipal building where those 100 plus people had to be processed before being taken to jail. they all face felony charges for allegedly selling drugs, to under cover officers. more than 100 people arrested, two guns and a assault rifle, $48,000 worth of crack cocaine, heroin, marijuana and pills off darby streets. the result of a six month under cover sting operation called operation spring cleaning. >> we are going to prosecute these individuals. we are going to make sure if they need rehabilitation that they get it through criminal justice system but most importantly, they are going to be punish for what they have done. >> reporter: officers and agents from 40 local and federal agencies kicked off the county wide sweep at 6:00 a a.m. a although no high level drug suppliers were nabbed this time darby police chief robert smyth warned this is just the beginning. >> we will keep co

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live there with more on the parade preparations, trang? >> reporter: city is expecting between 50 to 75,000 fans from outside of the city here at dilworth plaza a on friday. city officials and the university are working very closely together to ensure that the festivity the run smoothly. class or in class villanova's campus is sure to be empty on friday. nova nation already making plans to be in philadelphia to show their love to the ncaa national champs. >> i think in 85 it was in philly a and we have to continue the tradition in philadelphia. >> as long as everybody is there and people will be rooting for us it will be a great time. >> reporter: officials to honor the wildcats kicks off at 1:00 p.m. and will travel along market street at 15th ending at dilworth park. >> they want to have the parade here. i am grateful that they wanted to be here. >> reporter: it will cost an estimated $22,000. villanova will foot most have the bill to cover police and e ms and clean up. city throwing in about 6500 to pay for barricade and sound system. m

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us from south philadelphia where tailgating is underway a lot of traffic, in our air were tonight, hi there, trang. >> with this gorgeous weather you can see it is going strong. fans so excited for first home playoff game after two games away in washington. also lot of emotion out here tonight, as many are remembering flyers founder ed snider. >> a special game tonight for so many, flyers fans. >> we're super excited, this is the first hockey game so he is super pumped for flyers. >> reporter: also super pumped to be at her first flyers game, chippy. >> lets go flyers. >> reporter: this marks first home playoff game since passing of flyers founder and chairman ed snider. >> and i'm glad we can be here for the first game after he passed away, real sad and i imagine it will be an emotional moment. i hope they win. >> reporter: flyers are down two to nothing in the caps in the playoff series, and some just happy the team made it to the post season at all. >> it the is just the playoffs, a heck of a treat. sure, we have to go autopsy against t

do with bernie sanders in reading, berks county, trang? report report no audio. >> reporter: senator sanders is still speaking behind me but reading really came out in huge numbers to support his campaign this was a very fired up, very passionate crowd, actually first people in line showed up at 5:00 a.m. even though doors did not open until 2:00 p.m. and as time went on that crowd got bigger and bigger, so large that police had to shut down the street. lots of cheering and excitement here in the area, in downtown reading. this hall hold 1700 people. you can see it is completely filled. this ace a i very diverse crowd of students, and ranging from retirees, to also the striking verizon workers were here. many people say they a gree with senator sanders on his two paint points of the universal health care and free college tuition. >> what is going on in reading, what is going on coast to coast, it is that for 35 years we have seen the middle class of this country decline, we now have 47 million people living in poverty ape we have more inco

. >>> we have all dealt with a tangled mess like this i'm trang do and i'll tell you how one college student's invention earned him a trip to the white house. >>> can't stay up to watch good question at 11:00. we are rerunning your favorites on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. coming up where does the the fat go. all that time working out do you ever wonder what happens to it. it is one of our top ten good questions and nicole brewer it is one of our top ten good questions and nicole brewer will have the answer eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie m

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on what that is and young man's unforgettable white house visit. >> a year ago i didn't even have this idea, and, six months ago i would never have thought that i would have been in the white house. >> reporter: been a whirlwind year for this 19 year-old problem solver from southwest philadelphia. >> see, this is the whole problem. >> reporter: shemar combs a freshman at penn state abington developed a solution in a high school entrepreneur ship class. >> i would spend the whole time untangling my head fence. >> reporter: wrap it up is a 3-d printed phone case that keeps your head phones neat and tank will free. >> basically headphones would be wrapped up inside of the case, just like this, and that way it will just get all the way around the case. >> reporter: he entered into a regional competition got first place ape ticket to national. this month wrap it up earned him a spot among 100 kid nationwide to present at the white house science fair. >> oh, i'm so proud of him. i'm so excited too. i'm a proud mom. >> reporter: for patricia campbe

trang do was among the hundreds on hand >>> mother is playing a game right now. . >>> it is not niceut. today was. -- tomorrow is going to be an ugly day. i don't really have high hopes for the weekend. we may see nice spots. unfortunately we are stuck in the gloom. we got on sure flow. anything along the west coast of the united states. places look london like yesterday, let's take a look outside. low clouds hanging on over the city of philadelphia, generally damp roads out there. midst and drizzle that has been impacting the area since yesterday and not going anywhere. stormscan 3 you can see the light drizzle around. showers here and there for the most part. lot of it not showing up: the rain will impact you at least a little bit. we do have one shower moving into ken county delaware. there's more where that came from. more showers back to the west. they will continue to rotate. we're not talking about flooding, anything like that, it's a drizzly damp chilly friday. you can see how cool it is. low 40's everybody. we had steadier rain to our north this afternoon. the heaviest will

trang do was among the hundreds on hand >>> mother is playing a game right now. . >>> it is not niceut. today was. -- tomorrow is going to be an ugly day. i don't really have high hopes for the weekend. we may see nice spots. unfortunately we are stuck in the gloom. we got on sure flow. anything along the west coast of the united states. places look london like yesterday, let's take a look outside. low clouds hanging on over the city of philadelphia, generally damp roads out there. midst and drizzle that has been impacting the area since yesterday and not going anywhere. stormscan 3 you can see the light drizzle around. showers here and there for the most part. lot of it not showing up: the rain will impact you at least a little bit. we do have one shower moving into ken county delaware. there's more where that came from. more showers back to the west. they will continue to rotate. we're not talking about flooding, anything like that, it's a drizzly damp chilly friday. you can see how cool it is. low 40's everybody. we had steadier rain to our north this afternoon. the heaviest will

trang. >> reporter: this was an all day ordeal here at cedar and madison street with the victim family and police waiting since this morning for a search warrant to be your you'd. that happened and 4:00 p.m. and that is when police took that man in custody. attention here was very high as man who took into custody as well as victim's family was within a few blocks of each other. >> reporter: police led a man in the back of the cruiser after hours outside this home on the the 3200 block of cedar street. a person of interest in a deadly hit and run. the his neighbors, stunned. >> he was one the of the first, wow say hello to you when i moved here. he was always very like nice, always said hello. how are you? >> reporter: last night police towed away a pontiac aztech believed to be involved in the accident at intersection of the aramingo and lehigh avenue. family identified rick tim as 35 year-old tommy dunbar, junior. dunbar was riding a motor scooter when police say he was struck and dragged 200 feet the by the suv. suv did not the stop. in the tight knit port richmond neighborhood many

. >>> a bear was spotted in maplewood today. is when wildlife officials trang tranquilized it. >>> the sun came out for most of us, except right along the jersey shore. you're lucky in sherman, connecticut, too. we're at 62 degrees right now and plenty of sunshine. this is our weather underground partner station there. looks fantastic. but you'll be cold in parts of connecticut to the west where there are frost advisories and freeze warnings for northern new jersey, suffolk county into the hudson valley and connecticut tonight. that's right, temperatures are back down to the 30s once again. now, tomorrow we're expecting more showers to come and clouds up tomorrow. not as beautiful a day coming up, but it will be nice for the weekend. sparta. sussex at 52. west westhampton at 49, and long braj at -- long branch at 52 degrees. it was beautiful for most of us as i mention high pressure in control. that front that came through yesterday was kind of stuck right here in philadelphia to southern new jersey. that's where you saw the cloud cover. it stayed there most of the day. to the north it

trang do explains. >> reporter: with his signature governor tom wolf opened up access to medical marijuana patients and a whole new industry in pennsylvania. >> the interest here is definitely heightened, it is a hot topic. everybody is trying to figure out how to get involved. >> philadelphia based greenhouse ventures host wag it is calling a can business business, to educate people look to go set up dispensaries and grow operation. >> these are some of the top influences in the industry that are coming here to philadelphia to talk. so, there is no better opportunity to learn how to make your next best move in this industry than learning from these guys first-hand. >> registered nurse theresa white is one of 250 people who have already signed up. she is hoping to open up her own dispensary after seeing the benefit of cannibis use in her patients with chronic pain. >> they may become more function recall, can work a little bit more, or be more active. so as someone who has seen it first-hand, it is amazing. >> so demand is expected to be high. it will likely be close to two years before pe

live from district court i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, thanks very much. >>> we have also learn the a alleged kidnapper's mother is a prominent remember and business woman in the state, renee amore is department chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania, and she appeared on "eyewitness news", when we hosted local voters, during a g.o.p. presidential debate, earlier this year. >>> april is getting off to a wild start, weather-wise. it starts today with the threat of storms. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking them with storm scan three. some areas could get thunder and lightening tonight. >> that is right we are tracking a a few strong storms off to our west at the moment. these storms started to blow autopsy long pennsylvania maryland border a and we have got one severe cell know over portions of lancaster county and few more that are not severe but still producing heavy rain and gusty wind over portions of lehigh county, moving in northampton county. lets focus on this one over lancaster county. do you see that purple shading very good indication there is

the lets start with "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, good evening. >> reporter: you can see there is still some festivity in this gym, that started out as a typical campaign went 450 people in attendance to hear former president stump for his wife. midway through his speech it the became clear that not everyone here was a supporter. >> i present president bill clinton. >> reporter: president bill clinton received a rock star welcome in east mt. airy. >> i hope philadelphia, i owe philadelphia a lot. this city voted for me in record numbers the last time i ran, voted for me in 1992, and they enabled me to carry pennsylvania twice. >> reporter: clinton is hoping philadelphia and pennsylvania will show his wife that same love, come april 26th. >> she has the best ideas and she's best change maker. >> reporter: his speech was running smoothly until two protesters emerge from the crowd holding up signs criticizing the passage of the 1994 crime bill that clinton was president. >> i heard it, can i answer. >> here's the thing, i like protesters, but the ones that won't let you answer, ar

here's "eyewitness news" reporter trang do. >> reporter: like many seven year old, max loves to play with leggos, but he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age. was on capitol hill advocating for a bill that could help him and millions of other with rare diseases, the 21st century cure act already passed the house. >> it was getting stalled in the senate. you know, he is just like we should do letters and pictures. so we did. we went down there. he told everybody about the cause. >> max has a a jennette syndrome affect how his body develops. no specific treatment. but if the act passes max and his mom, lisa, hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, when a drugs gets approved for a larger population, there are things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i am going to get a pill every day before that day i would have get shots every, every, every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days, leaving his original artwork at each one. his fa

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we'll go to trang do live on campus. see all the students. can you hear us?my. >> we'll get her in just a minute. obviously the students rather excited out there. >> reporter: absolute pandemonium. i don't know if you can hear me. this is insane. ahh! >> once again villanova -- there she is and there she was. >> swept away by the excitement of the fans there. >> we'll see this scene repeat add lot tonight. it looks like everything seems to be under control right now hopefully it stays that way. they have been been told to celebrate responsiblely. it's been a long time coming villanova with beautiful run through the tournament. six wonderful exciting games. this was the closest one they had, right, don. >> this one was the closest game that they had. they did beat kansas. that was a game. it's interesting because the wildcats have only been underdogs in three games this season. okay. they lost to oklahoma at one point earlier in the year but they beat them here in the ncaa tournament they were under dogs against kansas and they were underdogs in this game. oka

the tiring was trang -- tranquilized so they can reach the zookeepers body. >>> a mountain lion was spottedhigh school. the school was put on lockdown while and control officers searched for the cat and crews cornered it in the backyard and tranquilized it and bring it to a less dangerous area. >>> the national park service wants you to help celebrate millennial. they are waiving the entrance fees to all passion. one-third of all the passion charge an entrance fee. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is here to plan your weekend. it looks great. nothing like last weekend. >> reporter: i walked in this morning like -- after last weekend i think people were getting frustrated, snow and cold when we had such a warm march. we were taking a huge step backwards, things are turning the corner for good. yesterday it was an example of that. yesterday was beautiful today is better. double scan live crystal clear, we'll keep it that way until friday of next week. 44 degrees, dewpoint, 45. pressure is falling. the wind are out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. that will keep the shorepoints cooler today

emergency crews trang quickly lized the tiger. she was air lifted to the hospital in critical condition where she died. the incident happened within the secure enclosure and no guess wherever at a risk. >>> in detroit quick actions likely prevented what could have been a 59 outcome. >> police say employees tackle add former worker. that person showed up yesterday possibly to hurt his girlfriend who still works at the plant. the man got through an unsecured area but a plant spokesperson says a group of employees quickly pounced on him. wrestled the gun from him and helped until police arrived. >> he along with seven of his co-workers subdued the individual. gained control of the weapon. he was taken into custody by the union stewards waiting for our arrival. this is a great example of people working together. heroic. >> that happened hours after another man made violent threats against that plan. police say the two incidents are not related. >>> less than a month after president obama historic visit. cuban president castro warning

. >>> fallen off and on the ice i'm trang do and i'll show you the impact of the ed snider youth hockeys fans return to citizens bank park, we are live as voice of summer returns to south philadelphia, justin. >> we have had good weather for baseball but we will bring back more showers in the forecast, let you know when they will rise and how it will impact commute when we check eyewitness weather. >>> also, neighbors demanding, abses, they want to know why so much, least made unfinished this bucks county development, and now they are taking their fight to local officials. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> playing with heavy hearts. >> you know we will do everything that we can, successful, in the playoffs. >> the flyers remembering the man who brought who can toy philadelphia, just days after they clinch a spot in the playoffs. ed snider has lost his battle with cancer. mr. snider was a philadelphia sports legend but his influence didn't end on the ice. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. sports director don bell, joins with us more on ed snider's inc

williamstown, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> imagine or league baseball celebrated jackie robinson. on april 15th, 1947, the brooklyn dodger made his major league debut breaking baseball's color barrier. many gathered for a celebration to honor robinson at the philadelphia stars memorial park, at 44th and mark side. last month, city council passed a resolution apologize to go robinson for the racism he faced in philadelphia decades ago. >> the flyers will try to get to their first rounds, rounds one, they will try to get their first win, rather, rounds one of the stanley cup playoffs. take on the capitols tonight in washington, but they'll have to do it without center sean. he'll miss the first of the rest of the first rounds series because after shoulder sprain he suffered in game one on thursday. losing him is significant, because of his defensive roles that even strength and his offensive ability at the power play. >>> and, still ahead on "eyewitness news", wasted food. many of us are guilty of it. buy too much, and can't get, or can't use it, before it goes bad. p is on your si

our trang do will have a live report coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> a south jersey home owner takes burglars by surprise, scaring them away from a far, that home owner saw them on surveillance video and address he had them remotely. you can see them as they quickly left. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, joins us live from upper pittsgrove salem county to tell you more, cleve? >> reporter: ukee, unfortunately even here in rural salem county, new jersey, country living isn't always care free and sometimes, when the old fashion safety measures like dogs and locks fail, a little modern technology can be worth the purchase price. the sound of dogs barking to nothing to discourage this break in tuesday morning. two men kick in the door of the house on glassboro road in upper pittsgrove township with the dogs keeping their teeth to themselves, home security footage shows burglar scouring the home, and then a change and then men quickly leave. what you do not hear because off the recording limitations is that the home owner spoke to the burglars through

. >> reporter: fill set to host first medical marijuana business conference i'm trang do and i'll tellare trying to cash in on this now legal industry. >>> the weather has been miserable for days and we have a big event coming up this weekend, the broad street run. we will have a look at the forecast if you are a runner or just cheering someone on from the sidelines, coming up. >>> saving lives, how local activist are fight to go bring an end to a deadly disease that is especially prevalent in our area. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. the future of the philadelphia eagles lands in the city of blotterly love and sisterly affection. our cameras were rolling, when arrives. wentz just finished dressing the media for first of hopefully many times at novacare complex. good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. wentz was all smiles taking to the podium. the sports director don bell was there don, lot of excitement in south philadelphia today. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of excitement for this eagles organization, because they believe that this is the guy w

live from the northeast i'm trang do for cbs pie witness news. >>> thanks very much. >>> we are enjoying, clear skies, once again after a glummy, rainy start to the day. and what a difference a few hours makes. this is how it looked this morning on philadelphia's independent mall. and that wet weather has moved out. meteorologist, justin drabick is in for kate bilo and he is on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first forecast. justin, it looks great right now. >> it is awesome right now. i cannot find cloud in the sky in center city. our temperatures jumped up a couple degrees, because of the strong, mid-april sunshine. so we will keep skies, clear tonight. check out our high today, pretty much where we are at right now reaching 63 degrees. we may climb another degree in the next half an hour, 63 in wilmington. sixty-nine in allentown. we are close to average right on target there today. there is current numbers, lower 60's in trenton, philadelphia, and in wilmington. fifty-nine in allentown. mid 40's up in mount pocono. some suburbs. the kind of the same deal but just a nice, evening shaping

>>trange trump derangement syn tds. >>> we all want our kids to have financial success, how can we helpget there? here is someone to to answer your questions, from ramsey solutions, financial expert and co-author of "smart money, smart kids," rachel cruz. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. >> good morning to you. we have e-mail from people watching the program. wanted some answers. first up, teresa from virginia e-mails -- what is the best age to start a checking account for kids and teach them how to balance it? good luck. >> right, no, this is a great question. yeah. i would say around age 14 is a great time to introduce the checking account. parents, figure out the amount of money you would normally spend on your teenagers, put that amount into a student checking account, and let them be responsible for it. now, obviously as a parent, you'll watch over it. they need to learn how to use the debit card, how to reconcile their checking account, all of that. they have that responsibility themselves. >> and if -- >> you give them a card, you should explain