right now at 11:00, flames consume a delaware county warehouse where firefighters are working to put out hot spots >> the manhunt ends, how an order of french fries leads authorities to the alleged facebook killer >> hits by a please cruiser, eyewitness video catches police officers rushing to get her to the hospital moments after they hit her with a car. it happened in park in kensington. i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. that woman is now being treated for serious injuries. let's go to "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff. she's outside temple university hospital with the story. alex? >> reporter: we are told this woman appeared to be in her 30's and once again she was rushed here to temple university hospital in the back of a police cruiser immediately after she was backed over by one. on a paved walking trail on the 3,000 block of f street, police say that a police cruiser was parked while officers conducted an investigation. that investigation became secondary around 4:30 p.m. when a department spokesperson said an officer attempted to move that vehicle. >> they went ahead when they doesn't matter. ran over her. >> reporter: unknown to that philadelphia police officer >> female was behind the vehicle and the police vehicle struck the female. >> reporter: an eyewitness caught what happened. two officers jump into action, moving the seemingly unconscious woman to the back of their cruiser in order to get her quick medical attention. >> the officers did immediately transport the female victim to the hospital. >> reporter: according to police, it is unclear if the victim had been standing or possibly sitting at the time the cruiser backed into her. authorities could not disclose details about the investigation that brought officers to the park in the first place. >> that investigation might resume. of course, it was interrupted by the need for the officers to render first aid and get the victim to the hospital. >> reporter: in our last update, we were told this victim remains in critical condition. reporting live from temple university hospital, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you chopper 3 over a huge fire that chester. firefighters rushed to a vacant warehouse on west 3rd, the fire reached two alarms, we're told no one injured. the fire has been brought under control, firefighters remain on the scene. to knock down hot spots, no word on the cause. a tip from an alert work at a fast food restaurant lead police to the gunman accused of murdering a cleveland retiree and posted on facebook. it ended with the suspect taking his own life. a quick thinking mcdonald's employee called 911 after recognizing steve stephens's face from a wanted posted. the owner tried to stall >> basically told him it would be a minute. we were trying to make sure she got in contact with the police >> they caught up with him as he sped out of the parking lot. >> when the maneuver was conducted. the vehicle spun around, came to a stop and pulled the weapon out and shot himself. >> stevens had been on the run since recording himself killing 74-year-old on sunday. stevens apparently picked his victim at random and posted it on facebook. the mother of two of god wynn's ten children says it does not give her closure. >> you left my kids without a father >> police say while this was not the ideal outcome. they thank the public for helping them >> without the public, we would be nowhere. it's so important to any investigation that the public step in and help us. >> police are searching his car and tracing his steps over the last couple of days. an autopsy is set to be performed wednesday. officers searched the area around erie, which is about 100 miles from cleveland on sunday after officials tracked his cell phone. a suspect is under arrest for a shooting rampage that killed three in fresno california. 39-year-old corey muhammad shot god is great. accused of shooting three white men at random, they say it's based on race and not connected to terrorism. he allegedly posted on social media he disliked white people. police in montgomery county are looking for a female suspect accused of attacking and trying to kidnap a man she met on craig's list. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in lansdale with the disturbing allegations. >> reporter: lansdale police say delaware county resident laura ashley is wanted for a craig's list crime. >> something this extreme is definitely outside the norm >> michael trail said it happened in january when a lansdale man in his 20's searched for a companion on craig's list >> there's no information to that leads us to believe this was nothing more than a lonely individual seeking companionship >> he agreed to meet at the man's home, she did show up with two other people. he says they assaulted and tried to rob the man. trail said they tried to kidnap the man but he got away. authorities say laura mound and the two others left. but police want to hear more of their story >> we've been in contact with ms. mount and other members of her family, she's aware of the investigation and our request. >> reporter: detectives sergeant trail said she's not interested in cooperating. he said what happened should be a reminder for people doing business online to meet that a public space. he's offering his parking lot with plenty of light and these cameras to make sure nothing bad happens. >> covered by surveillance cameras. and therefore, they can feel much safer when they transact these types of activities. >> reporter: they believe she may be in drexel hill other other parts of drexel county, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." president george hw bush is hospital with the recurrence of pneumonia. he has been at hospital since friday. he had a mild case of pneumonia. a spokesman said he's being kept in the hospital until he regains strength. he spent 16 days in the hospital in january for treatment of pneumonia. the second round of road closures for the upcoming nfl draft will go into effect. we're nine days away from the event on the ben franklin parkway. it will be shutdown to 20th street, affects both inbound and outbound traffic. you can find all of the closures on cbsphilly.com. we have important information for commuters who use the walt whitman bridge. tonight and tomorrow between 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., the bridge will close for 20's minute intervals, it will allow construction crews to install a shield. the shield will protected vehicles from overhead work during the bridge's ongoing $56 million repainting project. the family of slain were delaware direction officer and five others who survived a prison uprising in february filed a federal lawsuit. names multiple parties, including former governors markell and min er. they allege prisons were knowingly under staffed. according to the attorneys, prior to his death, lieutenant steven warned of a lack of staffing at the vaughn correctional center in smyrna >> my clients have been forced to do this. they're prepared to see it through >> it seek as jury trial to determine damages. philadelphia fire commissioner adam teal says the department continues to move towards implementing recommendations listed in a federal report concerning the line of duty death of fire lieutenant george craig. the report was released yesterday exposed a number of breakdowns about the december 2014 fire in west oak lane. included how the fire was fault and problems with on scene communication. the commissioner said in learning from the tragedy, there needs to be more training, funding and personnel >> we're trying to first and foremost develop the capacity to execute against the recommendations. but it will be a long-term effort. >> the commissioner says the department has made improvements including equipment upgrades and staffing changes. closing argument will begin tomorrow in the trial of accused state trooper killer eric frein. the defense team rested without calling a single witness. he's accused of shooting two state troopers at the blooming grove barracks in september, 2014. one died, the other was injured. if convicted. he could face the death penalty. still ahead. president trump signs another executive order >> plus, sleep it's the new in demand luxury item. how getting this is turned into a status symbol and the lengths people will go to. >> today was a sunny and beautiful day. we got shower creeping back into the forecast. you can see a few up here and a few creeping in from the south as well. i'll tell you when to expect when you may need the umbrella through the rest of the week and when we'll head back to the 80's. a nasa rocket launch, and what the space craft is carrying. alec baldwin is stopping by the late show with steve colbert tonight. we got the sneak peak when "eyewitness news" continues ♪ president trump is back at the white house after spending the day in wisconsin to talk about bringing back american jobs. the president visited the head quarters a manufacturing company near milwaukee. the president promised to make good on his campaign promise to protect american workers. >> this historic action declares that the policy of our government is to aggressively promote and use american-made goods, and to insure that american labor is hired to do the job. >> the order also called for a review of the h 1 bvisa program for skilleded workers. vice president pence is in japan. the trip has been dominated by the u.s. and allies concerns about missile development. they told japan prime minister and other leaders the u.s. will not rest until north korea is free of nuclear weapons. the vice president heads off to indevoe knee sha next. . how many hours of sleep do you get >> if you're one to getting by on a little rest. you may want to listen up. turns out sleep may be the new status symbol >> nicole brewer is here to explain why so many are investing in a good old-fashioned shut eye >> we know a lot about sleep at this point. it weakens immune system. it can lead to premature deaths it costs businesses more than 400 billion dollars in lost productivi productivity. >> how much sleep did you get last night >> not a lot. four hours? >> six? >> six, if i'm lucky >> about eight hours. >> good. >> but i prefer to have more. >> reporter: for many, a good night's rest can be hard. while we acknowledge the adverse effects >> cranky person. especially in the morning. >> reporter: some claim it as a badge of honor >> some claim it as a pride, not a lot of sleep, the bidsier the more achieving. >> reporter: a recent article in the "new york times" suggest the society's attitude are shifting going so far to say sleep is the new status symbol >> do you consider can sleep luxury >> being awake is luxury. >> silicone valley is vesting in the sleep industry, from downloading sleep sounds and boring bed time stories to utilizing online sleep coaches >> i wouldn't necessarily pay someone to do that. >> you just go to bed earlier i agree would just go to bed earlier >> some fortune 500 companies offer sleep education and training fares >> is it worth all the money >> i think so. >> experts agree. while sleep may not be an exact measure. seven to eight hours will help achieve optimal performance. >> your brain needs are of >> you'll feel better and be healthier >> more people should be like you eight to ten hours a night >> it did wonder >> she's got the right idea. i spoke to dr. fred, a sleep expert at temple university who said our culture long devalued sleep and it's about time we abandoned this work hard play hard mentality. he views it less as a luxury and more as a pillar of health as important as nutrition or exercise. >> i'm a believer. you have to to tell me >> i need, seven, eight, after could doing the morning show 17 years >> a nasa cargo ship named after john glen on its way to the international space station. the atlas rocket successfully took flight from cape canaveral and for the first time it provided a 360 degree view of the rocket. it's carrying food, equipment and as soon as expert. the late show with steven colbert is new and joining him is a fan favorite in late night. >> everybody. join us tonight on the late show, i'll be here with alec baldwin. we'll play the drums. >> i can't hear you. >> showing off his skills and laying the air drums, alec baldwin stops by to talk about his new book and how he gets into character to play president trump. it's coming up at 11:35. before we get there, we got to know what the weather will do tomorrow. we're in that period of time in the year where it can vary from day-to-day. >> and there are big fluctuations. you can wake up one day and it's raining and the next day rainy and sunny. we're going to go see that again over the next five days. we have a day in the 50's, 60, 70's, and the 80's, we're all over the board here. let's time out when wet weather could move through and whoa you'll need to break out the sunglasses. we'll start off with a look outside and it's quiet. it did cool down, we have that east wind off the atlantic ocean kept it cooler along the coast through much of the day today. that east wind was able to move far enough inland that we were feeling in philadelphia. temperatures dropped about six, seven degrees in the course of an hour between 5:00 and 6:00, and it's chilly outside with a southeast wind. it's 51 but a clear sky over center city. stormscan 3 shows skies will not be clear much longer, two systems to watch. clouds will be building in from the south and west as we get into the day tomorrow. tomorrow starts with sun but it will turn gray by the afternoon. then the system to the north is one to watch. that will drag a cold front through the area. that comes through thursday night into friday. i will say the good news is our best shower chances over the next several days really comes through the overnight hours overnight tomorrow. and overnight again thursday but we can't rule out a structure. temperatures on the cool side. 47 in trenton, 47 in millville, down to 51 in philadelphia. and 53 in allentown. for rests, our low last night all night long with 51, we'll be dropping further down into the mid 40's seasonal this time of year. speaking of seasonal, today was close to normal. 69 degrees, our daytime high. morning low again 51. the average is 45. and that's where we're headed tonight. let's time out the chances for wet weather. headed to your day, we start the day, 9:00, 10:00. we still have sunshine. the wall of clouds about to move in from the west. that will overtake the area through the afternoon. notice, here 5:00 p.m. they're not a lot of rain or moisture. mainly off to the north. can't rule out a stray shower. better chance for showers comes overnight into early thursday. this is 4:00 a.m. thursday starts with clouds and breaks of sun here through the afternoon and the milder, but here comes that next cold front. that's going to move through overnight thursday into friday morning with another chance for showers, friday starts with clouds and showers and clears out. and friday will be warm and windy with temperatures in the 80's. the cooler air lagging behind the cold front. your rain chances and isolated afternoon sprinkle, chance for scattered showers or thunderstorm thursday and into friday morning and friday afternoon the sun returns, pollen counts we're that the high range. if you're a sufferer, especially tree pollen take the meds. you will need them. friday looks like the highest of the next free. overnight patchy clouds, those clouds increasing. it's slightly on the cool side of normal. thursday, not bad day. 76. friday, we're in the 80's and saturday looks great. then falls apart on sunday. 50, not a great weekend day there. >> too bad. not too bad. thanks, kate >> don is up next. the eagles was obsessed was doing one thing and it was a problem. zach is back. find out if a triple a call-up to quiet the mets in it's league night!? 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