>> 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 of south 57th street. crying crying. a short time later monday evening, and 10 miles away, a separate hit-and-run. this time, the young mother, and her child injured in kensington. police say the 19 year old woman was caring her two year old son in a carseat. 2700 block of already err street, and both were hit. surveillance cameras, witnesses alike saw the striking vehicle in this case, as well. >> we're pretty confident that we will be able to identify, and apprehends, both of these drivers. >> now the mother and child in that case of course were taken to the hospital. both in critical condition at last check. the mother was list in the critical condition but stabilized, she's expected to survive. her two year old son is listed in critical condition of course, we will update you on their conditions just as soon as we get them. meantime, police need your help, if you have any information about either of these cases please, give philadelphia police a call. we are reporting live in southwest philadelphia, this morning, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and january we will get back to you shortly. new this morning, police are investigating an overnight shooting in north philly. just before 1:00 a.m., a man was shot in the leg at the intersection of north 22nd street and west susquehanna avenue. he's been taken to the hospital and is currently in stable condition. police do not have a suspect or a motive at this time. and, just few blocks away from that scene a 56 year old man is stabbed several times in the back and face. it happened on ridge avenue. he's currently recovering at the hospital. and police are still looking for the attacker. also happening now traffic is moving again. along the eastbound lanes of the vine street expressway, from interstate 76 to 16th street. they were closed overnight for prep work on four year project to replace bridges over i676. the westbound lanes of the vine street expressway. they'll close at midnight until 5:00 in the morning. prep work continues in the early morning hours for the rest of the week. and, let's check on traffic and weather together at this hour. 6:03. >> toyed look at that. >> what's it from white christmas, playing limb trombone here, too. right? >> exactly. >> christmas movie lovers know what we're talking about outside, nothing christmas i wintery about this forecast, all spring time. so, april showers and even some april rain, for you out there right now falling across the north and west most counties here through the lehigh valley, berks lancaster county, fine that. now starting to see moisture build into new castle county and kent as well. >> this really is going to tube sinkly for the whole region morning of event n philadelphia that rain will last you us through midday, it won't yet, matter of time. heaviest rain once it hits you is in the southern counties. so delaware state and then southern half of new jersey, thanes where we see the rain pick up, not taper until later on tonight. meanwhile lehigh valley poconos, just morning event for you. currently little cooler, courtesy of the rain falling up at mount pocono, 45 degrees, 62 still at philly international. even up and down the i-95 corridor, low 60s right now but again only going to tack on few extra degrees for these daytime highs since the rain is moving through even as we speak, cold front after all. cooler will catch up to it, but still technically smidge above average with the miles. you want to keep umbrella on stand by for sure. >> rain taking its time to get here in the city. volume now starting to increase little bit. but again have the umbrella handy. we take to you 76, city avenue westbound eastbound both directions, still moving at pretty good speed. we continue to slow things down over the next half hour to hour or so. to 95 at cottman again southbound picking up volume, typical slow spots area speeds, out to the north and west still looking good. seventy-six, out to 202 and then 422 still running at the speed limit pa turnpike no problems. again we mention the bridge construction again tonight at midnight westbound, vine st. expressway, it will be closed from broad street all the way to the schuylkill expressway. that are that's a look at your ride. >> votes to eliminate the job of borough manager paula brown >> all of this comes as l delaware count district attorney investigating the borough's finances now over $1.1 million in the red. last thursday, brown lock herself in her office, saying, she needed to protect documents, and evidence, of financial discrepancies. >> this is such a shame for the colwyn taxpayers. because there is no order in this town no control over the financial matter. >> we eliminated the borough manager job to cut spending. >> paula brown says her job was eliminated because she is a whistle blower. her opponents say that's not true. natasha? >> ukee, philadelphia police have located the van used to kidnap a jewelers row employee. the victim was taken from a chestnut street parking garage, on april 4th she was beaten, tazed and rob. they say surveillance video shows him in the store where the victim worked. police say they're now searching for other suspect and that the total reward in this case now stands at $20,000 significant ers search the home of a mother a bang dong her disable son in the woods. forty-one year old nia parlor faces slew of charges including attempted murder, shared the baltimore avenue home with her 21 year old son quadriplegic, who can't speak. he was found after five days alone in cobbs creek park to speed away from his wheelchair with nothing more thank a -- than a blanket and a bible. >> with the bible, i guess it has something to play in it. it was by the grace of god that he is still alive. >> the woman's son being treated for dehydration, mal now i shallment, eye problems, and injury to his back. >> your time 6:07. flames engulf a supermarket in middlesex county. now, fire investigators want to know how it started the fire at the supermarket in south amboy reached at least four alarms. it is not the first fire at the supermarket this year, either. the store close after it caught fire in january. school bus in zest ex county, the he will meant roll sky bus stopped, then smoke and flames started coming from the front of the bus. >> the driver, two children, got out unhurt through the emergency exit, in the back of that bus. >> college basketball player, lauryn hill, touched lives for five months, five months ago, with her incredible story of perseverance. she died of brain tumor on friday, at the age of 19. as don champion reports friends and family all gathered to remember her life. >> the song hero by end reich owe inch glare just, played over montage of pictures during her memorial service it is the very song she listened to on her ipod, as she took her last breath. >> she revealed to us that one person can make a difference. >> paid tribute to her short yet inspiring live. the 19 year old died after battling the terminal brain tumor, the service was held in the very arena where many came to know of her. >> one two three. >> lauren, loved basketball, and played for mount st. joseph university. even as the tumor took over, lauren attended 6:00 a.m. practices, with the goal of playing in her first college game. last october that day finally came. >> right after the opening tip, lauren scored, remarkable, considering that the time she was eligible for hospice. >> today is the best day i've her. >> in her final months with her lay up for lauren challenge, she helped raise a million and a half dollars for pediatric brain cancer research, something she talk about, in one of her last interviews. >> really hope that, you know, i can bring a change in the world. >> with incredible passion, she did. she truely did. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". she touched so much is lives. and will continue to do so. as we continue this morning alarming noise coming from underneath a plane prompts emergency landing. coming up next, what was causing all of the racket from inside the cargo hold? >> plus, pieces of audio recorded right after a south carolina police officer shot a man, running away from a traffic stop. they're shedding more light now on this deadly shooting. >> and student, yanked from class, to get vaccinated. find out why the school district is going to such extremes, to make sure they get their shot. when we come back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. 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[ laughter ] >> james holmes, this could be finalized today, accused of opening fire during screening of the dark knight rises back in 2012. judge said he expect the 12-person jury to be seated today. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. well, new audio has emerged in the deadly police involved shootings in south carolina recorded just minutes after former police officer michael slager, fatally shot and an un armed black man. first voice sizing her what to do next. accused of fatly shooting walter scott running from a traffic stop. slager was fired last week, and remains behind bars, charged with murder. 6:13. >> good morning, our final boundary is draped across at least the northwest half of our area, portions every delaware starting to see first raindrops falling and basically what we need is for this to drop completely south. but, here is the thing as it does so settles over south jersey delaware, gets stuck essentially, so you are dealing with the wet weather once it starts in southern new jersey and del war for most of the day. that is casino of the zone where umbrella is basically a required. the further north you go basically dealing with morning event, then it dries out. then it dries out. so, it is just with time, each segment of our area, sees things dry out little later than others. >> level off, by tomorrow, temperatures once again into the upper 60s as high pressure regains control for couple every days, thursday, also few more clouds granted but still expected to stay dry with highs again in the mid 60s, at least. as we look ahead to friday and the weekend keep the theme of the six's going here, but new dis turse and shower on friday saturday, keep an eye on the possibility for you justin? >> good morning, still no rain here in center city. that's good news, volume picking up. just like clock work. ninety-five, southbound at girard. you see the headlights picking up things slowing down basically from academy, all the way into the vine street expressway. here we go to the vine, both directions again, starting to jam up just little bit of course tonight we are closing down westbound vine from broad street to 76. we take new new jersey right now, speeds looking good. forty-two freeway head toward pennsylvania, no problems, the turnpike 55, a.c. expressway running good, chestnut street scene 12th street and 11th street is closed the alternate market street or locust street, again the bridge construction tonight at midnight closing down westbound vine st. expressway, from broad to 76. natasha, back to you. >> thank you so much justin. washington state school district takes drastic measures to make sure all student rent up to date on their vaccinations. student without proof of immunization were pulled from class at rogers high school in spokane yesterday. student were then offered free vaccines at a school clinic. >> my parent got a phonecall to come pick up paperwork. so i d and today i came through and got the immunization finally. >> did they tell you you couldn't -- and you came and got the shot? >> yes. >> what did you think about that? >> i guess i have to go get my shots. >> holding vaccination clinics all week long in hopes of getting more student to up date with their immunization. >> a look at what's going on in our headlines. first developing story. police searching for two hit-and-run drivers, four year old boy hit and killed by black suv in southwest philadelphia. a mother and two year old son hit and injured in kensington. >> and one man in the hospital after he was shot early this morning, near 22nd and susquehanna in north philadelphia. so far police made no after he. >> colwyn borough council says they are cutting costs and eliminating the borough manager job. manager paula brown there says she's been fired for uncovering waste and corruption. we'll be back. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses and get another one free. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. time game of the 2014-15 season, less than a month away. former sixer michael carter williams made his return to south philly, successful one. he grabs one of the sixers, turnovers, noel is on the bench with the bad being. bucks beat the sixers 107-97. sixers have lost nine straight. baseball now phillies send david buchanon to the mound tonight in new york, phils struggling, score runs early on this season, yesterday, in the mets home opener phils pitcher aaron can't getting the handle zero that one. allows just one run on four hits over six innings every work. clerk it out. nice defense nice catch ben revere. nicely done. but the offense was very, very quiet. phils get shut out two-nothing, the final score. >> quarterback tom brady at fenway yesterday his ceremony fishes pitch was down @ way at least, maybe the ball had too much air in it? brady drafted as catcher you may know by the expos out of high school. went with football. good choice. as for superbowl rings for his trouble. >> i'm thinking so. >> no air in the baseball, but a loft folks just want to mess around. >> just wrong. >> at least not jumping off clips any more. >> let's preserve the arm at all costs. allergies are kicking into high gear. but if you're feeling little congested, could actually be something else. coming up how to tell the difference between allergies and sign us infection. >> also, some scary moments mid-air when passengers heard screaming and allowed bang. come from underneath the plane. a lot of banking. we'll tell you what they discovered inside the cargo hold when we come back. >> all right, time for traffic and weather together. good morning katie. >> good morning, traffic and weather together frontal boundary bringing wet weather, finding steady rain, showers, building in. see how the moisture has overtaken delaware, into west and southern new jersey, so, you know just matter of time. if you don't have the wet weather yet, you will. if you are planning out the rest of your day outdoor plans after school, evening plans, take a jog something like that in philadelphia any point northwest you should get it in with the wet weather. southern new jersey, delaware, once the rain starts, likely will last you all day today. that's specially the spot the umbrellas required. justin? >> starting to see few wet roads, north and west, we take you to 76, westbound, the headlight at gulph mills. there is a disable vehicle right there, you see that he's got his flashers on, off to the shoulder, but you want to be aware of that, that may back things up just little bit eastbound looking okay. we take to you 95 now just like clock work, here we go, rush hour picking up, starting to tan the brakes, around cottman, all the way down to the vine street expressway. into delaware we go, area speeds looking good, route one, 896 95, for 95 looking good, as welshing running at speed limit delaware memorial bridge looking okay, no reported delays on mass transit. that's a look at your ride, ukee, back to you. >> let's take to the skies in trouble after take off for alaska airlines flight minutes after it leaves seattle. >> passengers in flight begin hearing a person pounding and screaming just below their feet. and the cargo worker taking a ride he will never forget. >> by the time the baggage ramp worker woke up, hopped out of the forward cargo bay surrounded by rescuers, passengers on board had been hearing his desperate frantic cries for help during the entire short lived flight. >> all the sudden we just hear some banking right underneath our feet. >> jamie davis said he heard the ramp worker screaming and pounding for help above the cargo hold in first class. >> two of us thought something was stuck in the wheel because that's kinds of the sound of it. then we started hearing voices underneath us. and pounding significantly louder and louder. >> you can hear the worker knocking in this passenger cell phone video. he says two air marshals jump right into, one of them kept a panic worker calm. >> just kept banking just kept banking banking then at some point the marshall casino of made himself known he started banking back and he yelled real loud and said we're getting ready to lands. hold onto something. >> ram worker told rescuers he was taking a nap tend every his nine hour shift and the take off woke him up and he panic. the captain made the call to land. >> we don't have to dump fuel or anything like, that i think we have a noise in the back and compartment. could be a person in there. so we're going to come back around. >> worker was checked out nearby hospital, passed a drug tells, was released. fellow workers had no answer for what he did. >> i think probably tired? >> that's amazing. >> oh, boy. >> so glad it work out. >> good thing they heard him banking. passengers say the pilot never told them why they were turning around, they say when the plane got to the gate when they saw emergency crews and then the worker walking out of the cargo hold. >> everybody's okay. >> thank goodness. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, live with new development in two hit and runs. jan? >> ukee two, hit and runs in philadelphia yesterday involving children, one turns deadly. i'm jan carabeo live on scene in southwest philadelphia this morning, with surveillance video, police want you to see. >> plus, how does a free egg mcmuffin sounds? pretty good. >> mcdonald's is giving them away this week. >> and katie looking at some rain. justin has his eye on the roads. we do traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's back at the bottom of the hour. good morning family, see you in a and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> good morning, everyone, developing now the search is on for the drivers of two hit and runs in philadelphia, both crashes involved children. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene of one of the hit and runs, in southwest philadelphia. that's where a four year old child was struck and killed. jan? >> natasha, that four year old little boy was hit by this suv just behind me here in the 1600 block every south 57th street in southwest philadelphia crossing the street when the suv hit him kept ongoing. police back out here on scene earlier this morning looking for any evidence, but they do have one big clue. surveillance video take a look, this video captured the terrible moment, that suv hit the four year old here in southwest philadelphia, we have paused that video before impact, because police want you to take a good look at the vehicle involved. it is a black suv police say fled north 57th street yesterday. freer year old boy died after crossing the street. now, later in the evening in kensington, another hit-and-run involving another child. this time police say a young mother was caring her two year olson in a carseat. across the 2700 block of mascher street, when both were hit. police found pieces of the striking vehicle's headlight at that scene surveillance cameras, were rolling too as witnesses stood by. take a listen. >> four door, white in color after striking the mother and son, on mascher street, the vehicle then made right turn, and was last seen west on lehigh avenue. >> so, police do have good descriptions of both of these vehicles, if you have any information, police want you to give a call, as far as that mother and child involved in that kensington incident, both taken to the hospital, critically injured we're told the mother is in critical condition, but stabilized this morning, her two year old son however still in critical condition. reporting live in southwest philadelphia, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". time for traffic and weather together. 6:33. >> good morning i just took a peak out on the skydeck while it may not a poor necessarily in our camera shot, all do you is stick your hand out the window and there you have it. it is starting to spit little bit of rain out there right now. so, looks can sometimes be deceiving. it actually looks like trying to be a little break in the clouds right now over center city but, nope probably seeing at least the cars driving right now down 16th street, or seeing couple of raindrops falling on the win shields. 62 degrees our current temperature at philadelphia international airport. our wind flow still out of the southwest, to keep the warmth in place humidity is climbing, as makes sense since we do have wet weather on storm scan, and, it is now starting to overtake most of our region, in more widespread fashion, so if you have yet to see the raindrops fall, it is really just matter of time. here's how it all shakes out guys. we are going to eventually see this taper off for the north and western counties of the lehigh valley, poconos even philadelphia, by 3:00 p.m. pretty much done for you. but for now, in the next couple of hours there will be showers out there. we will keep you in the mid 60s at best for daytime highs. southern new jersey, and all of the state of delaware, now that the rain is beginning you are kind of stuck with it for most of the day. justin? >> good morning, everyone, at least the natural car wash with the showers moving into the region, finally here, which may impact the ride just a little bit. checking out some of the traffic cameras around the region, little wet this is route 100 southbound, approaching 113. you can see little bit of sheen on the roads right now with light rain in that legion, as well. into new jersey, sale deal with the rain pushing into south jersey, 42 freeway looking little wet right nowment volume still looking good northbound the headlight, jam up little bit on 55 merging on the 423. let's check out some of your drive times. heavy volume, 95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. that will take you almost half hour still looking clear on 76 the vine street expressway, all the way to 95. out on the schuylkill, westbound, accident, disable vehicle out on the shoulder. also horsham, sumner avenue at upland avenue. we do have accident, doing so well earlier this morning now the accident starting to come n center city construction now, on chestnut street, between 12th street and 11 street closed alternate market street or locust street. no delays on mass transit. we send it back over to you. >> the race for the white house may have one more contender err. republican doctor ben carson expected to announce his campaign next month. former neurosurgeon from detroit outspoken against obama care. now, yesterday republican marco rubio kick offer his campaign democrat hillary clinton makes her first campaign stop. >> hillary clinton is ready to take on iowa. after her 1,000-mile road trip yesterday afternoon she stopped for lunch at a chipotle restaurant near toledo. >> i'm running for president. >> today holds first campaign event since announcing her run for president in contrast to her campaign eight years ago there is thyme she is going small. today's event at the community college in the town of month sell owe population, 3800. clinton hopes a more intimate approach will rest own ate with voters? i already know she very qualified. i know that she is an intelligent person. but i just wanted to meet her. >> so far, clinton is the first democrat to join the race. last night the republican field got another contender when florida's junior senator marco rubio, became the third republican to announce his candidacy. forty-three year olson of a cuban immigrant building himself as fresh face, ready to lead new generation of americans forward. >> just yesterday leader from yesterday, ghana campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. >> republican senators rand paul of kentucky and ted cruz of texas are already in the race. susan macinnis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". vice president biden whose name has also come up as possible democratic presidential contender says he still has plenty of time to make up his mind. a draft biden political action committee plans to open offices in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina by early summer. last month, quinnipiac university poll showed hillary clinton with 56% of democrats joe biden had 10%. well, it is retirement planning week. the perfect time to ask the question: how much do you need to retire? >> and here to answer that question, cbs news business analyst, jill schlessinger, up in new york for us, jill, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> people used to say that you need a million dollars to retire. is that true? >> wish i wash i answer is it depend. it is your life. first thing to figure out how much you need to float your lifestyle today, then you want to project which of those expenses will occur during retirement. so maybe you will no longer be on the hook for payroll taxes, or retirement plan contributions, or even commuting costs. but, ill point out region report found that the average couple should expect to spends, get this, $250,000 through retirement on healthcare that's about ten grand a year, so you supply to add that back in. >> wow. well, you know, after do you have your retirement expense number, so what's next? >> well, then the next part is to figure out how much income you're going v so do you have your social security benefit in hand? your pension estimate? but, remember, any shortfall between your need and your stream of income, has to come from your savings and investment. so here is a good rule of thumb. for how much you can saferly withdraw from your retirement nest egg without depleting it. soy, you can take three to three and a half percent of your total savings on annual basis. let me break it down for you. you got $100,000 saved? it will generate maybe three $3,500 of annual retirement income. so, that doesn't seem like too much. but maybe you're okay for more on when you can retire, you can go to jill on money. com. >> so i don't have to cut my mattress open just yet? >> no. >> keep working. >> keep working. >> leave it alone you. >> got t i'm going out kicking and screaming. thanks, jill. take care. some motorcycle done al ' restaurants are encouraging you to eat at taco bell first. >> it is the latest front in the battle over fast-food breakfast. the deal lasts for the next week in northeastern pennsylvania. mcdonald's says it will give you a free egg mcmuffin in exchange for your taco bell breakfast receipt. mcdonald's has been struggling lately with sales some say, this is an effort to win back those customers. >> we'll see how it works. we'll do a follow up on that, indeed. spring allergies are here, but feeling congested it could be a sinus infection. maybe. doctor rob is here with a look at how to tell the difference. >> plus, wildlife stand-off. mountain lion that refuses to leave a california home. that's next. >> katie is looking at some precipitation. it sounds cloudy, wet -- meanwhile, katie, you can go home. i just did your forecast. >> is he a meteorologist now? >> can i put my feet up now? thanks, ukee. >> the official word when we come back. good morning. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >> traffic and weather together. katie looking at the weather watchers begin deed. they have been i have to say up dark and early as we began 4:30 actually here on cbs-3 thinking we're already on the "cw". my goodness, now getting ahead of myself. i just wanted to say thank you to them. these are the kind of situations, when you have got front moving in, that we really rely on our ground reports from the eyes on the ground folks giving us those observations, so thanks, guys, for being up and early with us here, so many reports have come in for us, we will highlight handful of them. 62 degrees from lisa kerrigan in wilmington where the rain has gun to fall. >> this was in the last 30 minutes. and, she's got it out there as we said. we'll show you the raid in a second here, too. basically starting to overtake most of the region of the out in kop jerry reporting pretty mild air light drizzle generally for him. but, 60 degrees, he sent that in within the last five minute, we take to you one more 60 degrees temperature riding from kyle, eight minutes ago he sent in just clouds for now. so matter of time, buddy. he's got his umbrella ready to go. he advises the rest of us to do the same. rain on the way. specially deep pending on your location, you may get stuck with this rain for better part of the day. here's what's upment frontal boundary crawling on through here bringing in the just rain no thunderstorms, no severe weather. but what will happen is, it sort of rotate south and doesn't get stuck necessarily but sort of hovers over delaware and southern new jersey the rest of the day. so lehigh valley, poconos northwest suburbs outside of philly even philly end up drying out by this afternoon. but, delaware, southern new jersey, it will be a little bit longer after system for you to deal with. so rain lasts you most of the day. by late tonight everyone's clearing out. tomorrow, it is looking good for everyone, flirting with 70 and the sun returns so it does get better from here. we can hand al day of rain, right, justin? >> april showers helps cleanse out the atmosphere, get rid of the pollen count for at least a day. but rain starting to show up on the traffic cameras lens, little wealth here, this is 95 northbound approaching academy, look at that, starting to jam up. hitting the brakes, southbound right now here this spot is looking okay, but then just jams up all the way south into the vine street expressway. so pack the patience, this morning, ben franklin bridge right now inbound, the city, you can see the headlight pink g up in volume. out bound few minute ago looked like stack up pretty goodment looks like breaking up heading into new jersey. area speeds on 95 through northeast philadelphia, only 13 miles per hour now things certainly slowing down, still looking okay, on the schuylkill, both inbound and westbound, out bound, running at about 30 miles per hour, but having an accident, westbound, for henderson road just be aware that far no reported delays on mass transit. we send it back over to natasha. >> well, you know, itchy eyes, headaches, nasal congestion, we know that time of the year foresees until allergies. how can you tell if your symptoms are actually signalling something more serious, like sinus infection? >> here help answer that question finding relief is the man, doctor rob dan off. good morning sir. how do you tell the difference between cold and allergies how do you tell? >> really hard. you know, you figure our poor poor nose, give it break coming out of the cold season. colds can happen any time of the year. more problems during the winter, but seasonal allergies tend to -- people can predict this doctor, i know i'll start having runny nose, little headache, coughing, sneezingment look outside. it is the tree pollen time. pretty soon grass pollen. seasonal allergies happen certain times of the year with certain allergens. now pollen. for many of us it is bothering our nose, getting runny nose, sometimes pressure in our foreheads from all of this. >> yes, remember i felt the popping in my nose and ukee looked at me like i was crazy that's a symptom? >> it is, weak fancy name, rhino sites so sinuses are like air cavities, eight of them in our skull. there is air in there. sometimes when we have allergies, we create muse nick our nose, sometimes to up our sinus it is leads to inflammation f our scientists don't drain normally like natasha's popping we can get pressure. so there can be a relationship between allergies sometimes and sometimes the worsening of our sinus concerns. so we node to address the allergies. >> can you grow into allergies, doctor? because i never had them before. every now and then i have some sinus issues. >> yes. so you may normally have some sinus issues where your sinuses again, you will feel like certain symptoms, but they don't drain well. but then if you have allergies or colds it can build up that pressure of mucus in the cavities and feel symptoms. i don't know if you have ever experienced some of these symptoms but one of the first symptoms people complain about is pain. you get pain between, you know, your forehead, under your eyes, behind your nose, might have this popping area. sometimes people have this jaw pain or tooth pain. >> okay, okay. >> fever, do you ever get the drip behind your throat or when you lie down at night you keep on swallowing, real annoying, and this thick runny nose, so difficult. those are some of the symptoms. >> what are the causes in what causes sinus infection? >> most common cause is a cold respiratory, and sign us symptoms often last seven to ten days. so people say doctor, i night antibiotic. no, no no. if it doesn't get better after seven to ten days then we consider bacterial cause r or gets worse high fever, good to speak to your doctor. do i need a prescription medication. most times it is a virus we can take care of it on our own. this time of year do you have allergies, it is important to talk to your doctor to control those allergies. soap this way your symptoms will be less. >> what do the medications do for you, doctor? how long will they last? >> a lot of times if it is allergies, medication diagnosis decrease our bodies response, in other words less runny nose less itchy eyes. sometime we have inflammation in our sign cents so we might use nasal spray to help decrease the inflammation. i'm big about using normal saline, like salt water spray car wash for your nose. >> just shoot it? >> shoot it in. then what happens it loosen the thick music so you can drain it betterment take warm shower loosen the mucus. if you have sinus pressure, talk to doctor about over the counter pain relieve tow help you buy you some time until your symptoms get better. >> i like to put moisture in the air like humidifier? >> specially in the winter it, helps, if not mucus is thick doesn't drain. so car wash for your knows humidifier to help that, warm shares. that will help. knock. >> play some rolls royce and go to the car wash. >> you got it, ukee, all right. >> appreciate it. >> take care. >> well, 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us up in new york with your preview. good morning. >> good morning, ahead we will take closer look at the mid flight surprise after emeeell asleep in the cargo hold. captain sully solenberg letter way in. plus doctor holly fill sips here to explain how acytominafin, main ingredient in tylenol, could be affecting you're motions then master champ jordan spieth here in studio 57. we opportunity ask how this 21 year old prepared for the ton: and what's next now that's won the green jacket. the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> my clubs are 21 years old. man, i need some help. thanks nora. have a good show, talk to you later. >> love. that will take care. >> well, a developing story to tell but philadelphia police are searching for two hit-and-run drivers, four year old was kid by a black suv in southwest philly about 6:30 last night. a half hour later mother and her two year old son were critically injured by a white nissan in kensington. >> now, the shooting in north philadelphia is currently under investigation. a man is stable at temple with a leg injury. he was shot near 22nd and susquehanna just before 1:00 this morning. >> the borough of called win -- colwyn, has fired manager paula brown. officials say cost cutting move. brown says it is because she uncovered mismanagement. >> well, it is 6:51. we will be right back. >> but first a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewiwing right here on cbs-3. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new flonase outperforms a leading allergy pill so you will inhale life. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so roll down your windows, hug your pet dust off some memories, make new ones. new flonase. six is greather than one. this changes everything. >> chopper three is flying over this river, cargo ship stuck in the mud. near rancocas creek, the ship out of panama, we're toll, so many at this, but it can't move. and if it does move, it is moving very, very slowly. fug boats are in the area. on the scene now. they may have to wait we're told for high tied this morning to move that stuck ship. i believe high tide is somewhere between 11:30 and 12:00. 11:40 a.m. there are the tugboats right there. that ship is empty. but they'll try to get it out of the area in just a little built it is moving very, very, very slowly, with all of that mud out there. so we'll keep an eye on that between now and high tide. >> also, stray cat is causing a big big problem for home own nerve los angeles. than is no ordinary cat. it is a mountain lion. now living underneath the home workers installing security system found him in a crawlspace yesterday afternoon. california wildlife officials have used a tennis ball cannon and long prod trying to coax the cat out of there. so far he's content just to stay put. he is getting comfy. >> that's beautiful animal. isn't that beautiful animal? >> he he's found a new home. >> getting close to 7:00. >> i would say if i'm being poked and prodded with long stick, and having tennis balls thrown at me, i would stay there, too. >> i hear you. >> poor cat, from far away, i feel sorry for him. you know what i mean? out to the live neighborhood network, damp start to the morning, outside whitt lawn, right next to reading yes need the umbrella for the kids sending them off to the school bus. the general outlook for today region by region, because it will vary, up in the poconos already seeing the end of this wet weather over the next hour or so, but the further south you go, namely, new jersey, and delaware, once the rain start, you will be stuck with it, for the better part of the day. justin, over to you. >> good tuesday morning everyone, seeing the rain on our traffic cameras right now. doesn't impact our travel whole lot at this point. but dealing with a accident, this is 76, westbound around gulph mills again there is car out on the shoulder so traffic is getting by, looks like just one car vehicle having the problem this morning. we take you to the boulevard right now that merge onto 76, actually looking pretty good southbound then area speeds very slow, both northbound, southbound looking at the schuylkill, 16 miles per hour out bound in the city. mass transit looking pretty good. >> jd, thank so much. bear that caught the imagination of the count have i waking up from hibernation. >> the barajas made a full recovery, after suffering very serious burns, in a forest fire. the bear's known as cynder, after she was found badly burned and under weight, after a nevada fire two years ago. experts tended to her, and she hibernated at an idaho wildlife center. now, trackers say sincere back at urinate i have bear, and made a friend back to her release in the wild. >> oh, that's boo-boo. >> that's right, little boo-boo. >> that's so cute. >> your average bear. >> bonding happening. next on cbs this morning everyone alternative to your morning cup of coffee. ancient japanese dream ♪ good morning. it is tuesday april 14th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." an airport worker trapped in a cargo hold of an airliner forces an emergency landing. cell phone video captures panic on the plane. we're in iowa where hillary clinton started the her last presidential bid. marco rubio calls for a changing of the guard. plus he's here masters champion jordan spieth in studio 57. but we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.