an area of low pressure develops on its tail ends, and that is also going to affect us. so just very active pattern for us, folks, especially, into next week when we see reinforcements of colds come in. for now it is really warm, upper 60s almost everywhere, expect to hit the mid 70s before all said and done. not talking about ton of movement on the thermometer, but because of the fact that it is so warm to start it off, we won't have any problems hitting the mid 70s before the cold front crosses but along with it, again, showers, thunderstorms, some of which could be locally strong, especially midday. that's the story for today. a lot more action coming our way, so we'll try to get to all of it a bit later in the show. >> one of those things april showers bring mayor flowers, try not to complain. >> but i want to any which. >> certainly. >> good morning, everyone, what you are looking at right now, a video after accident involving a police car involving minor injuries. you can see, the damage done, also the vehicle, squatted car, eastbound vine, eastbound vine st. local is closed, right now, between 15th and broad near the hahnemann hospital. make note of that for those every you in and around that area. not only are you going to get diverted vehicles moving around, but you're also going to get a lot of gaper delay and slow downs. again, eastbound vine st. local closed between 15th and broad. what you are looking at here disable truck 95 south past girard, right lane compromised because of it, take a look at this, so just cracking into the 6:00 hour now. and it is a friday. and it is looking very, very busy. so a lot of what you are seeing now, yes, pure volume levels of course on interstate 95 southbound, also what you are getting a lot of the gaper delay. make note that far very slow there. another serious accident involving injuries. this is one in hatfield, intersection every welsh rd., 40-foot road, all lanes are block, you will have to use this alternate. again, very serious accident, jim, back over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha a emotional ends to family terrifying ordeal. a seven week old baby is back in his mother's arms this morning, after someone kidnapped him from the king of prussia mall. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live outside the upper merion township police department. where a suspect is being questioned and expected to be charged. good morning, jan. >> jim, good morning, amber alert was issued in this case and police say it was tips that helped track the suspect down. woman was actually showing this baby off after leaving the king of prussia mall and kidnapping this baby from his family. now, at this point, investigators are not releasing this woman's name, they say, she from the king of prussia area. seems to be a complete stranger from the family she approached. >> overwhelming relief for the family of baby ahsir simmons, seven week old back in their arms after police say he was kidnapped by a complete stranger during a trip to the mall. >> that's a bad tragedy right there not knowing where your baby is at, and somebody got the baby and go on. this is real hard for somebody to go through. >> the ordeal started around 5:30 thursday at the king of prussia mall. surveillance video spotted the suspect walking away with the infant. earlier, police say, she had befriended the child's family, at one point the baby started crying and the woman asked to hold the child. police say mom got distracted and that's when the suspect took off. >> word quickly spread to shoppers. >> right then and there, for the mother and the baby, i didn't care about any clothes or anything i came to the mall for. >> detective one err merion township montgomery county and the fbi spent about five hours searching for the suspect and infant. and through tips, they followed the pair to a number of locations. >> we are moving from point to point. the woman who was found with the child has been taking the child around tonight, other people had seen her with the child. >> police say she was showing the baby offer to family. they track her through upper merion, malvern, before both finally locate in the tredyffrin chester county. baby is safe. suspect in custody. >> this was the most dedicated response that i have ' seen from all of the officers involved. >> everybody is feeling really glad, the public, you know, help got involved. and they thank the police officers and all of them from doing their job. >> reporter: still this morning a lofter unanswered questions. police have not yet identified this woman. they are not yet commenting on possible motive. they do say charges are pending. reporting live in upper merion township, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news", jim, back into you. >> thanks so much. meanwhile in a week atlantic city government could be out of money. new jersey governor chris christie laid out his case yesterday while a state take over is unless. governor says ac is rife with over spending. he criticized the state assembly speaker for holding up the take over bill after it passed the senate. >> it is putting at risk the livlihood of people in atlantic city, for the speaker to be playing these games. >> meanwhile, speaker vince protore leased statement saying in part despite his many excuses, governor christie owns the failings of atlantic city since 2010. he needs to except responsibility and stop blaming other. >> trailing in the polls, republican presidential candidate john kasich campaigns in pennsylvania. the ohio governor spoke yesterday at philadelphia's union league. kasich said donald trump is unprepared and does not have the steady hand needed to be president. governor kasich will have campaign events in hershey, pennsylvania later today, as well as wisconsin. >> meanwhile, donald trump continues to try to unite the republican party. he met with the rnc yesterday, following series of tomorrow you will too us days on the campaign trail. done -- champion with the latest as polls show trump trailing ted cruz ahead of wisconsin's crucial primary next week. donald trump is still trying to clarify his controversial remarks on abortion, appearing on fox news last night, the republican frontrunner suggested msnbc edited the town hall during which he asserted women should be punished for having abortions if the procedure were to become illegal. >> hold on a second. >> this was a long convoluted question. this was a long discussionment and they just cut it out. >> in a statement, msnbc maintained absolutely no part of the exchange between trump and chris matthews was edited out. the issue followed trump to washington yesterday, as he met with gop leaders to discuss party unity and delegate allocation. rival ted cruz is leading trump in wisconsin, where he is counting on a win in next week's primary. >> there is no doubt if donald trump is the kim kardashian presidential candidate. he sits on twitter and makes a lot of noise. but he has no solution to fixing the problem. >> trump also trails both hillary clinton and bernie sanders among registered women voters, clinton bashed trump in new york yesterday, and set herself apart from standards on woman's rights. >> i know senator sanders sports a woman's right to choose, but i also know planned parenthood action funds, and they'll endorse me because i have led on this issue. >> sanders is ahead of clinton, wisconsin, but still trails her by a wide margin in the delegate count. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> after a weeks worth of hype, it is almost time for villanova to finally play in the final four, the wildcats take on oklahoma tomorrow night with a shot on the championship game on the linement pictures from the wildcats closed practice yesterday in houston. this is the first time any of these villanova players have made it to the final four. so, they're also soaking in all of the excitement, posing in front of super size pictures of themselves. >> big city tonight see all of final four, the blow out they had with, you know, it is crazy. but, you know, just nice, you know, and it is nice, you know, to take it in for a second. but you want to focus on the game. >> wildcats will have to bring their a game against oklahoma tomorrow. the sooners beat villanova for 23-point when they played back in december. >> our leslie van arsdale has been with the wildcats through all of march madness, and she now with the team in houston, look for her live report from the final four later today on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, the wild katz arrived at houston's airport late wednesday night to all of the hoopla of march madness. but there is something pretty cool we just learned. the airport is known as owe's is of calm thanks to brand new program. airport has staff of volunteer therapy dogs to help frazzled travelers decompress when they reach the airport. several trained best friends, and their positioned at various areas, like baggage claim, and the departure lounge. well, still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", carli lloyd hopes solo alex morgue and, became household names after winning the women's world cup. now they have new goal off the field. what they are demanding from the us soccer federation coming up. >> plus, url hackingment finds out how your typos could put your personal information at risk. >> ♪ >> truely tracking some rain, katie will let you know when you can put away the umbrella, coming up next, stay with us, everyone. eighty six million americans have prediabetes a serious condition that increases the risk for type 2 diabetes. you could be one of them. small lifestyle changes can help you avoid diabetes-related problems like heart attack, stroke, blindness, and kidney failure. ask 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 >> part of the school service project called on fleek for flint. students were allowed to dress down for certain days to raise money, the principal says, it was real a community effort. >> we use the monday that i we raised to purchase water from local supermarket which matched us 100% of the money we raised, they matched us, then also received donation frost couple of churches in the area as well as one of the community partners, called to serve community development corporation. >> good for them. the watt letter go to elementary school in flint, so children there can have clone drinking water while they learn. >> good story, kate. >> i definitely, yes. so desperately needed for that community for sure. i tell you what, though, we are definitely looking attack tiff pattern the weather department. so let's get right to what's going on out there. at the moment, all about the first cold front that's crossing through. this is setting the stage for eventual reinforcing the blast of cold. right now you have some pretty nasty thunderstorms moving into georgia, there is an area of low pressure developing on the tail end of this front, that's going to be riding up the coastline, and eventually bringing us more wet weather. for now it is very muggy outside. we are not looking at temperatures, rather, these are your dew points. remember, dew points measure the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. the hotter the dew point, the more saturated the air mass. we're in the 60s right now. the actual air temperature is very close to these values, which means, you're essentially dealing with a saturated air mass. so matter of time before these clouds squeeze out some raindrops, but you're at 67 right now at the airport, 60 in ac, not terribly breezy, but a noticeable breeze out of the south. and that, too, will set the stage for some locally heavy downpours. future weather for today at least brinking in scattered variety of showers, and/or thunderstorms. you're going to see that somewhat off and on any time today. this is a guide. it is not gospel. but it is a good idea how it all shakes out. looks like midday the best shot to see thunder storms come through what strong in the form of some very gusty winds, downpours, but just a guide. tomorrow area of low pressure redeveloping on the tail end of the said front. that's why we have another rounds every potential for rain on the way tomorrow morning. so that's another active piece of the puzzle. reinforcing cold shot comes in from the northwest saturday night high win watch takes effect, ends up with big drop out on the thermometer readings, and, very windy conditions. feeling like february sunday. believe it or not, another front then comes along monday night, the hits keep coming here. that one could actually ends up bringing additional snowflake to the area. would not have a chance necessarily to stick in and accumulate certainly, but, i know. >> four letter word, snow? >> i feel like this is the worse possible day to bring this kind of news, people are probably you're kidding, april fools, i swear it is not a joke. >> not a joke. i mean, some next are not having a good day. >> i have to tell you, today has been very busy in the world of travel. so if you're at home right now, friday will be one of our lighter travel days as we know, add little rain in there, it can hang you up. then disable vehicle on interstate 95. that will do it as well. serious accident in hatfield. i touch base on that in just a moment. first video after accident involving police car and minor injuries. eastbound vine st. local is closed right now. it is closed between 15th and broad near hahnemann hospital. make note of that. look at this vehicle. you can see the damage done to the vehicle on the police officer's vehicle, i can tell you right now when you see something like this, not only are you going to have the volume delays around there, as everyone is being diverted but also gaper delays, as well, then there is also more and more people getting out on foot specially in and around this area taking a peak what's going on. accident, 422 eastbound, onramp, to route 29. we've got an accident there. also have a disable truck on 95 southbound past girard. we also have another one, disable one, 95, moving in the northbound direction, around girard, than is serious accident in hatfield involving injuries. i'm going to touch base on that coming up in about ten minutes, but first i'll take a quick break, stay right where you are, "eyewitness news" will be right back. >> five top soccer players including carli lloyd, is suing the soccer federation, the woman say they're getting paid a fraction of what the men on the national team are making, women ' team earned $2 million for winning the cup, compare that to the $9 million for the men's team during their world cup run in 2014. we spoke with a local soccer leader, who supports the woman's fight. >> and i think as long as you have champions like that, for women, i think that's a great thing people are taking a stands. >> the players say this isn't just about money but also accommodations and playing conditionsment soccer federation says it will investigate the complaint. >> well, we all type quickly these days, that means some typos. but as 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seatbelt. >> was just going to say, that fast he will your seatbelts, it will be a bumpy forecast, showing you what's going on now, visibility problems, southwest breeze, that's not enough to scar out the clouds, just too much moisture. lush any did the tapes, see the genesis bay, basically face east, 56 degrees there let me zoom it out. see the cold front starting to advance, heavy rain right now, in one particular pocket. this just southeast, or southwest, sorry, of washington, d.c., through western virginia. so, that's all headed our way, folks. here are your bullet points. scattered granted, but showers, and locally strong thunderstorms, the expectation, anything strong in the way of thunderstorms has its best shot to erupt through midday. and we are talking rain and the, about a half inch or so, so nothing that would necessarily lead to flooding, but if you get caught in a drenching downpour it, will slow you down, gusty winds within any storm, as well, but look how warm it gets. again, generally in mid and upper 60s even right now. so not going to take very much. >> keep the rain gear at the ready, even though come through somewhat scat nerds nature, get stuck under one of the storms could you get drenched. a lot more down the pike in the way of changes in this forecast, all of those details a bit later in the show. >> doesn't make it east when there is wind involved as well as rain, yikes. good morning, everyone, hammy friday to you. just waking up with us, one, is it so glad you're here, two, it has been very busy in the traffic department this morning. what you are looking at right now video of accident involving police officer, minor injuries, eastbound vine st. local between 15th and broad, that was closed for awhile. getting reports now that vehicles are starting to get by. this is near hahnemann hospital, so just make note of that. for those of you in and around the area, see the damage to the vehicles, most of the debris in the roadway. so it will take little time for them to get that cleared out of the way, they're diverting traffic around this area. not only that, we have some early risers probably out there out on foot, as well, it will give you some gaper delay. stay clear of the area if you k this is where we have another accident. 202 north at 309. pulled all the way off to the right now causing any slow downs, it is out there. one of the areas that is causing slow downs, 95 south past girard, disable tractor-trailer, also, all the way to the right, peer congestion, gaper delays slowing you down, flip side, 95 north past girard we have an accident, involving a tractor-trailer, so that's why you're seeing such heavy john jest ton levels on both side, both southbound, northbound directions, make note of that for those of in you and around the area. very serious accident here involving injuries. this is in hatfield, take a look at this, welsh rd. closed between 40-foot road and/or villa road. 40-foot road closed between allentown road and clemens road. you will have to use an alternate. west orvilla road is your best bet. a lot is going on, i don't know if it is the weather, april fools, not sure, but a lot going on today. >> thanks so much, meisha a meanwhile happy ending after frightening hours for one family. a baby boy is reunited when his mother after someone kidnapped him from the king of prussia mall. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live outside the upper merion township police department, where the suspect is being held and expected to be charged. good morning, jan. >> good morning, terrifying night for this morning, as you mention this baby safe, sound, back with his family, meantime, suspect is in custody, here at the police department. now, investigators are not releasing her name at this point. only saying, she is from the king of prussia area, and seems to be a complete stranger from the family she approached yesterday. take a look at the video, this is the emotional family reunion, late last night. this seven week old kidnapped baby boy, back in his family's arms this morning. hours of huge search, surveillance video from the king of prussia mall, as the suspect walked away with baby sierra simmons, ordeal started around 5:30 yesterday, when police say this unidentified woman, complete stranger, befriended the child's family inside the mall. at one point the baby start today cry, suspect asked to hold the child. detective, and the fbi, spent about five hours searching for the suspect, infant, and amber alert was issued, >> application say she was showing the baby to family in fred i have rink township, the child found unharmed, the woman in custody, now back out here awaiting word about this woman's name and backgrounds, police not yet commenting on possible motive but do say charges are pending. reporting live, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, january. meanwhile, villanova university says they're horrified after professor there is arrested and charged with possessing child pornography, the suspect is associate professor at doctor christopher hawes, he's been fired, radnor police ghana investigation just this week after he was allegedly viewing child pornography, from a campus computer. in 2012, federal agent from homeland security questioned and searched haas' home, but never charged. a disturbing crime scene has officers searching for a cold blooded killer in upper darby delaware county. thirty-six years old benson found strangled inside her shower. they went onto check on her, co-workers, when she didn't show up for work. no forced entry indications, leading police to know she new her killer. >> driving around you know it is pothole season, anita oh, shows us how crews take care of the tire iters and all of the problems they can cause. >> as spring blooms inch evident bridge potholes pop up too. >> they're getting out of control. they're everywhere. reaking havoc on your car. >> mechanic sees the damage close up. >> yes, that's from pothole breaking off the exhaust. >> as much as potholes can cause you a bumpy ride, can also take a hit on your car and your wallet. mechanics here at evans golf say pothole damage can cost you anywhere from several hundred dollars to several thousand. season after season. >> so this should have been attached? >> this has to be attached here. >> see the axle blowing, tire tearing blows blows. >> actually yesterday, i was coming out of a 7-eleven, there was big pothole. it is like bent. >> your rim is bent? >> yes. >> knows are the ones the philadelphia streets department hasn't gotten to. >> i know they're doing something, despite mild winter so far the department says it is already filled nearly 17,000 potholes. >> mix it in with the emulsion, within a minute, the potholes will be repaired. >> they know their work is far from over. >> we ask everyone to call 31, the quickest way to get the information us to. >> if you see it, report it to make sure there are less problems down the road. >> well, some great news to share, philadelphia based non-profit will get to help more women re-enter the work force, today, career wardrobe is opening two new locations, one in chester, and another in bristol. this is video from their spring garden location. the organization has been providing free or affordable professional clothing to thousands of women for more than 20 years. well, president obama holds his first press conference in two month this afternoon. the president is expected to cover topics like the battle against isis, and the current presidential election. this morning, president obama's meeting international leaders at nuclear security summit. running for president is no time to play games but it doesn't mean we can't play games about running for president. the newest game is called humanity hates trump. based on the game called cards against humanity. ask you a question from the black cards, then respond with funny answers on the white cards. game maker howard greenspan says it is all in fun. >> sitting around with your friend, just smiling, that's all i can do, just smile. >> greenspan says he's not just picking on the donald, there is a hillary clinton version, in the works, as well. april is autism awareness month. coming up: new report on the number of children being diagnosed, plus talking to a local couple who started a foundation to help families affected. and there is a way you can get involved, too. pat? >> reporter: you knuckleheads. why you ought to get down here in trevose to the radisson, well, there is so much three stooges material, and member memorabilia this weekend, it is all on display, we will give you some backgrounds on it, don't be a wise guy, stick around, more next. >> ♪ >> it is april fools day. so glad you're joining us. stay with us. >> ♪ in 25 feet turn right.t. turn right now. recalculating... (that fades out) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mo, i'm sorry, i thought you were a goon. say something. say something. >> well, fans of the three stooges will get to live out their inner larry, curly and mo this weekend at the 20163 stooges con. it is happening in trevose, pennsylvania. our pat gal end is there with a special preview, pat? >> good morning, here at the radisson northeast, for three stooges con, and obviously, there is no better day, or weekend really to celebrate an april fools day and so much going on here, so much material, so much memorabilia get to meet the family member, get to meet some of the actors in the latest three stooges movie, and who better to talk to this morning than the grandson of the great larry fine, eric, eric knows basically all there is to know about the three stooges, and he grew up around them. so tell us what that was like? >> interesting growing up around them, socializing, family aspect, most interesting part was watching them work and realizing, how hard they worked, how professional their approach was, and and how much they loved what they did. >> not just throwing up and throwing pies and slapping each other? much deeper than this. >> absolutely. it was guys practiced, practiced, practiced, wanted to make sure that what was put on film, the fans would enjoy, and get a good laugh. >> well, let's talk about some of those film. they'll be on display throughout the entire weekend. we have some of them behind us, short films, as well? >> well, besides the short, there is multiple film rooms. so the 20123 stooges movie, you can come and watch that. the new nine part documentary, hey mo, hey dad, which was on dvd in 2015, coming to television soon. that is viewable. all through the weekendment then of course, the short future film from the 19 60s, so perfect week toned come bing with the three stooges. >> very quickly, only few second, the violin. >> that's the violin you saw larry play in the short. that's his violin, and richard cohen who has his part in the collection has preserved this for all of the fans for all time. and that's another reason to come down. see thee things, get a chance to meet richard. >> some impressive stuff, impressive memorabilia. film on display, soap hang in trevose at the radisson northeast, all weekend, jim. >> thank you so much, pat. good stuff. but katie, no jokes in your forecast? >> thankfully, no. however, i definitely have a lot to tell you about. i swear when i use the word snow, i'm not messing with you. now, let me be very, very clear about this. not expecting any casino of accumulation. however, it is going to get cold enough to support it. let's back it up though, start things off with a check cull he will of the watchers, few hundreds of an inch little fine rain, drizzle, from and any dover, also your temperature reports from much larger list of watchers, don't have the rain falling in a lot of the spots. look how warm it is, everyone, virtually, reporting mid or upper 60s, this morning, kerry in mt. laurel, with 67. jason in middletown delaware pair of six areas, and the list goes on. almost like carbon copy in a lot of the spots with these temperature values. so, you know, you're going to notice that, feels very, very warm and muggy outside when you walk out the door. storm scan, though, showing obviously some signs of life. watching this latest storm system, frontal boundery specifically, pent up back here, this needs to cross east will take most of the day to see that. >> we see rounds every rain, thunderstorms developing, and popping up in a very saturated air mass. and it will take until this crosses through completely, to even have chance to dry out. but here is the thing. there is additional disturbance that is come our way. so earlier, our colleague over at "kyw news radio", ed abrams, called it everything but the kitchen sink forecast. here is y there is so much happening today, cold front, bringing showers and/or locally gusty or strong thunderstorms. tomorrow, cooler. saturday night to sunday, neck cold front, comes in, reinforces it, bringing windchills in the two's, as well as high wind watch, monday night, into tuesday, another front. do i sound like broken record yet? will bring us rain or snow shower, feels more like february headed into tuesday watch it relates to on the thermometer is this, mid 70s today, don't get used to it, bottoming out in the 40's at best on sunday, tuesday, so taste of winter and i know it is like mother nature's cruel joke here we kick start the month of april. >> sure s i just feel like april, the spring, in general, casino every like that. >> all right, well, good morning, everyone, what you are looking at right now live chopper three over very serious accident here involving injuries. this is in hatfield. the intersection of welsh rd. and 40-foot road and welsh rd. and 40-foot road are closed. all lanes are block here. you will have to use an alternate around this situation, west orvilla road is going to be your best bet. yikes. this is not easy footage to look at. so again, very serious accident here. stay away from this area if at all possible. another accident, let me bring you live outside, 202 northbound, before route 252, you can see it is blocking that right lane. and also, 59 southbound after girard disable tractor-trailer certainly slowing you down this morning, but also northbound side we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer. this is just before girard. on 95. so 95 southbound, northbound, moving very, very slow, this morning, right now, because of those disable tractor-trailers, whether it is disable or whether it is the accident. then another accident involving a police car here with minor injuries. eastbound vine st. local between 15th and broad near the hahnemann hospital, make note of. that will you can see the flashing lights, not only are you getting the flashing lights now on the vehicles but getting gaper delay with pedestrians out on foot. very busy in the world of travel. give yourself couple of extra minutes this morning, jim, back to you. >> thank you, 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> good morning, jim. we are covering damage from tornados in the south. and all of the major news of the day. plus, democratic presidential candidate, bernie sanders, joins us in studio 57. and this, a preview of my sunday morning conversation, with fox news anchor megan kelly, about her response to donald trump. and, how a live stream of little eagles has captivated america. that and more, the news is back in the morning, and we'll see in you about ten minutes. >> thank you so much, charlie. we will be tuning in. >> now the center for disease control says the prevalence of autism is not changing. one in 68 children have the business order -- disorder, same estimate released two years ago of those diagnosissed when autism, half ' valenzuela dollars before the edge of three. the earlier the intervention, better the outcome for the child. well april is autism awareness month. when it comes to caring for autistic child or young adult, virtually every level there are twists and turns to get the answers many par rent seek, autism cares foundation hopes to improve those experiences and focuses on liven rich: joining in our studios, founder of autism cares foundation, linda and frank cooper, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us, good morning. >> how did this first start? >> autism cares foundation was created because of children like michael with autism who had very little opportunities for socialization, and liven richment activities to participate in. >> michael is your son. so he wasn't getting involved in play date, or parties? >> no birthday parties, no birthday parties. it was quite a struggle. >> now as a parent you started this, both of you, and what kind of event did you start doing? i mean, you have done over 800 event in our area? >> yes, yes, we certainly have. >> what casino of events? >> typical year we do over 150 events, and continuing to grow. >> they range from movies, glee clubs, physical fitness programs, i'm sure -- >> outings, and swimming, and so many wonderful dances that they like to take part in, as well. >> a lot focus on medical side, but why is the socialization so important? >> we believe it is critically important. we close to focus on improving their life experiences today. >> we want to make difference right now today. >> michael is older. >> , no he is not, he's going to be 18 on april 6. >> wonderful, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> as he moves into young adulthood, you're trying to make transition, as well, with the organization. >> yes. >> how to get employment, and other opportunities? >> yes i'm going to actually have frank share little of that information. >> we started the organization, focusing only on the social activities, today just approved recently to provide adult services, from pennsylvania, so licensed service provider for adult service, beginning programs right after the fourth of july. also focusing in the way of chapter organizations, yet our biggest opportunity is still in front every us. what we opportunity do create autism center of excellence, liven richment community. that sort of facilities we would focus on job skills training recreational activities, independent living and eventually permanent residential care. >> that takes money. and i know coming up we can take a look at the full screen here, autism cares foundation will be holding their seventh annual spring gala on april 7th. i'm hon orders, may seventh, springfield manor ivy land. purchase ticket and get more information on line at autism cares foundation.org. i'll post the information on twitter and facebook. >> thanks so far for joining us. >> thanks so much for having us. >> we'll be right back. stay thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? 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>> you know whether we go out first and for most to a view every our network, very telling picture. you can see some breaks in the clouds. obviously clouds and see them moving through the shot, an indication of some of the wind, but also some bubble up of the clouds. a lot of moisture to work with, eventually showers or thunderstorms will douse that area and everyone opens. that's the story today, maybe stronger storm, additional showers tomorrow, then just very cold on sunday, meisha? >> thanks so much, katie. yes, very busy on interstate 95 it, doesn't matter if you're going in the southbound direction or northbound direction, right around girard, disable tractor-trailer on the southbound side. then on the northbound side just before girard we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer, very slow there, and also, big accident, serious accident, hat fields, inch section of welsh rd., 40-foot road. roads are closed both welsh and 40-foot road. you will have to use alternate. west orvilla road will be your best bet for now. >> some big messes. are you ready for something new in the morning? well, get ready, because starting monday wake up with the official team for morning people. brook thomas joins me, katie, meisha, as we bring you the right mix of information that you need and the stories that will make you smile at the beginning of the day, watch the "eyewitness news" this morning starting monday at 4:30. now, cbs this morning is next. we all hope you have wonderful day and wonderful weekends. thanks fortuning in, everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, april 1st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new blast of tornadoes batter the south, and destructive storms are not over yet. >> hillary clinton gets fired up, accusing bernie sanders campaign about lying about her. we will ask sanders to respond here in studio 57. >> fox news anchor megyn kelly talks to charlie about being the repeated target of donald trump's criticism. a preview of his sunday morning conversation. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> getting bigger right now. >> big boom. hail hitting the truck. >> my house is pretty much gone. >> tornadoes tear through the south.