philadelphia for the windchill. and minus three down in wilmington. so this is a cold start to the day. again, but we are on moderating trend. by the time we hit noon almost at the freezing mark, by the time we hit 3:00 p.m. we are well past, 38 degrees, we could zoo a spot of 42 degrees, could start the melting. careful of icy spots we did get melting yesterday and refreeze is out there. future weather looks just terrific. maybe couple of clouds here and there now and again but that's a lot better than what we've been dealing with. we'll take a look at not so bad seven day forecast coming up. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. we do have more now on breaking news, firefighters still putting out hot spots after gaining the upper hand on a two alarm fire in montgomery county, "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live at the scene on dekalb pike in whitpain township. steve, what's the latest there? they have the upper hands but it doesn't mean they are

taking any chances and still much work to be done. eyes on scene as soon as possible. take a look there up at the roofment the second floor of that home is what was engulfed when fee fighters arrived. since continued dumping water on the top there. spreading through the top of the walls, then again shooting up through the roof. that's where fire fight verse had to concentrate their effort this morning. that means that all that water trickles down throughout the structure lands on the gown, and there is concern about how much ice there is this morning. >> firebreak out becomes two hours ago fire in the walls the roof. they had to quickly evacuate because of how quickly the flames did spread. defensive posturing as they continue to knock out those flames and turn that just to really smoke operation luckily, the property was unoccupied. it was being renovated. so nobody inside. but again firefighters making sure they took a defensive

posturing take nothing chance with the fires part of the operation had to be salting operation, to keep their guys safe. in fact, one firefighter did suffer some minor injuries, he slipped, and fell, another firefighter had a significant burn on his hand. nobody transported. but again they're trying to remain safe, as the ice is just as bad as the fire this morning. that's an operation that will continue as this goes along. right in you they have it contained, continuing to knock out some of the hot spots as they move along here. the latest from montgomery county, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> difficult job steve thank you. >> just back from the scene two cars collided overnight along route three; lambertville, hopewell road. now, police tell cbs-3 one person was killed, several other victims, flown to area hospitalization. we are working to get more

details on those victims. >> one person killed in a shooting 2100 block of west indianna avenue. homicide detective say the man was shot in the back. he was rushed to temple hospital, where he's pronounced dead. an investigation is underway, and so far there are no arrests. well officer robert wilson killed in the line of duty this week, is being remembered across our area by those who knew him as a friends and neighbor. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more from the 22nd district. >> in remembrance of fallen police officer robert wilson, black bunting hangs at the 22nd district. outside wilson's home, neighbors cleared his stoop and left a small memorial to a brave officer and friend. >> just a shame. >> i just feel sorry for his family, that's all, because you know he got little kids. >> wilson died protecting the people inside the game stop on 22nd and lehigh thursday

engaged in a fierce gun battle. >> he redefined what a hero is all b1, stepped away from the counter there. were civilians there i counted four behind the counter. he was taking rounds, he was actually being hit during the exchange of gunfire but he continued to fight, continued to shoot. >> more than 50 rounds were fired. the fight caught on store surveillance video. officer wilson, a 30 year old father of two was in line buying a gift for his eight year old son. just after 43 brothers 29 year old carlton hips and 24 year old ramon williams walk in with semiautomatic weapons and announced a robbery. >> the officer was out-and-out hero and a warrier he fought to the very, very end. >> the eight year veteran shot in the head, his partner engaged suspect shooting hips in the leg. >> one of the very, very best no question about it, and we're all in shock and we're all going to suffer this lost

for very, very long period of time. >> officer wilson's son turns nine on monday, he was at the game stop, buying him a video game for doing well in school. both suspect are now charged with murder, and attempted murder, one has given full confession saying, they thought the game stop would be quota easy target. in north philadelphia, i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> actor dan akeroid in town for the philadelphia shower show said he plans to set up for the memorial fund set up for officer wilson's family. >> encourage listeners to step up, and kind of match the contributions coming, and we are talking to or corporate office in toronto, make sure happens next week. >> anyone wish to go make a donation can mail a check to the robert wilson iii family memorial trust fund. police and fire credit union at 901 arch street philadelphia pennsylvania, 19107. that information is also posted on our website.

>> officer wilson will be remembered during special mass tomorrow morning at saint martin parish, the address: 2340 west lehigh avenue in philadelphia. the mass begins at 10:00 o'clock. well, new jersey senator robert menendez is said to be in the cross hairs of federal prosecutors. informed sources say a long investigation every menendez and a close friend is near it ends and will result in charges of corruption. "eyewitness news" anchor chris may has the latest. >> hours after a law enforcement officials told cbs news the justin department is preparing to file criminal charges against senator menendez, he called a news conference to fight back. >> let me be very clear very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately, in accordance with the law. >> democrat from union city has drawn scrutiny for his relationship with eye doctor solomon, investigators want to know if menendez used killings position to top the senate foreign relations committee

and if he did so, in exchange for gifts. including free flights, to the dominican republic. during his news conference, menendez acknowledged two decades friendship with melgin said they've exchanged birthday holiday and wedding gift. but nothing more. >> every action that i and my offers have taken based on pursuing the best policies for the people of new jersey, and of this entire country. >> "eyewitness news" spoke about the senator's troubles, with south jersey voters friday night. >> i have a pretty positive opinion of him in general. but certainly unfortunate turn out to be true. >> these allegations very well could be true, and i think that politicians need to be more honest, and for the right, in their dealings with the public. >> menendez first went to the senate in 2006. were his seat to become vague ability, republican governor chris christie would pick a replace. ment but the senator insists that won't happen. and i'm not going anywhere.

>> chris may cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> one of the highest recalls dollars of congress, did not answer questions during that fuse conference in newark. there is some concern over the job security at 50 fire fighters atlantic city for the last four years ac has paid for those firefighters through a homeland security grant. well, late friday, the firefighters union and city administration pushed through a deal to reply for that grant. but, with the level of staffing below what the grant currently requires. now, earlier mayor don guardian told "eyewitness eyewitness that continuing to use that mechanism doesn't make long-term economic sense. he agrees with state recommendations that atlantic city only needs about 180 firefighters, and right now they've 236. >> right size number, in our financial situation we need to do what's right today. >> any possible layoffs would likely happen at the end of the year. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", we hear from the doctor who helped harrison ford right after his plane crashed in california.

we're learning more about the actor's injuries, that's coming up next. also ahead expired drugs. do you really need to throw them away? expert advice that could keep you from getting sick, and also save you some money. plus this. >> this device may and cure for the dead cell phone. i'm adrianna diaz, in evanston illinois, that story

>> harrison ford is recovering from surgery to prepare broken bones he suffered after crash landing his vintage plane on california golf course. >> cbs news has learned ford broke his ankle and possibly his pelvis when the plane experienced engine failure and clipped a tree. now, spinal surgeon one of the first to reach him. >> people volunteering there were table stabilize his spine, extract him from the airplane, and get him a safe distance away. >> ford is recovering at a nearby hospital, and has yet to meet with investigators, a preliminary report could be release in the month the full investigation will take about a year. thank goodness he's okay. carol? >> oh, absolutely. we are looking at a cold start to the day our weather watchers, are wide awake however, and we are so glad they are. and they're finding some very

cold temperatures. we've got a 10 degrees temperature, and this is with bill, who has -- oh i love his dog, with the comment cold walk this morning wash your pets pause off because the salt burns their pads. bill, you are speaking my language, i totally agree with that. so, just be careful when you are out there walking your pets around, because that salt is very, very corrosive to their feet. we have 2 degrees temperature, this is down in new castle county, where i spent some time in the weather lab yesterday, beautiful down there, dolores lee my friends, you are up this morning, so cold outside cool and frosty morning. if you're going up before the sun can hit the windshield, you may be doing scraping, if you can find your scraper which i couldn't this morning which made its own myfoxphilly.com. so we have another 10 degrees temperature, and this is up with phil, and phil has to say in philadelphia today ready store warmer weather, spring clocks forward common spring. starting to look like t look at the shore, look at the sunrise.

now, tomorrow morning at this time. probably bathe in the darkness, moving our clocks ahead. but, still we get some sunshine at the end of the day, instead. we've got beautiful looking sunrise, clear skies great looking day old-man-winter in the corner extended time out. if anyone hears him wining, don't little him out of the corner. old-man-winter needs to stay there. 13 degrees ardmore just remember, we do have some icy patches around, so be real careful out on the roads this morning, because it is cold, we did get melting yesterday even with the temperatures staying in the 20's, that sun pretty strong this time of the year t did result in a little bit of melting. we also are looking at just few snow showers that have moved on through and they're continuing their trek out of here. but snow shower can't be totally ruled out in the poconos this afternoon. otherwise, we've got clear skies over our area, and cold. twelve philadelphia, 1:00 in allentown, eight in trenton seven millville, degrees in wilmington cold, cold start to the day, with the wind it feels even colder. so jackets on, pets in, unless

you're out walking them, because this is numbering cold out there this morning. future weather quiet. i'm happy to say couple of clouds, who cares, tonight we get some clear skies we get partly cloudy sky and then tomorrow we've got some sunshine coming again temperatures even warmer than today. we will be into the 40's tomorrow, we will be into the 40's monday. and looks like this. we've got some high pressure doing some decent things for our weather with the temperatures climbing, ever so slowly, but climbing. at least headed in the right direction. forty's monday, and then by tuesday, may be a rain shower, but these temperatures are on this stair step where we level off little bit sunday through monday through the middle 40's, and then we may be into the upper 40's by tuesday that leads us to the 50's, by the time we get to wednesday. spring countdown countdown with me, one daylight saving time begins, we dot clocks tonight, it is 13 days until

spring, 28 days until the average high is 06 degrees, average high 49 degrees, and not close to t but at least on paper, in the record books the average high should be 60 degrees in less than a month, less than a month home opener for the phillies. just completely turn the corner psychologically turning the corner now with daylight saving time coming. looking at 38 degrees philadelphia shore 38, and 32 in the poconos, with the chance after snow shower. it is one hour ahead, 2:00 in the morning you mover those clocks ahead, but that results in a 7:00 p.m. sunset tomorrow night. nice. tonight, the sunsets going to be around 6:00 obviously, our sunrise this morning at 6:25, tomorrow morning that sunrise will be at 7:25. 38 degrees, our temperature this afternoon tonight we drop down to 28 degrees, winds out of the southwest, and then eventually out of the west, about 10 miles an hour. we have temperatures in the

40's, on sunday, and monday, and tuesday and wednesday we are in the 50's, finally cracking that number, 53 degrees thursday, friday, back into the upper 40's, where we should be this time of the year. maybe chance of rain on tuesday, we will watch that one, but otherwise not bad week nicole. >> not bad at all carol thank you. on the cbs-3 health watch. people depend on medications every single day. but what happens when they expire? well, you may not have to throw them away, which could save you some money. health reporter stephanie stahl tells you what you should stay -- what you should keep and what should go. >> reporter: pain relievers good from everything from a headache to a bad back. so you reach for some eye buy proven, but it is expired. can you still take? will it work? >> these should be able for long periods of time. >> professor of army is at the university of the sciences says pharmacists and doctors can't officially recommend taking a drug past its prime. but? >> there are some medications

that will be stable and retain their full effectiveness for even many years beyond the expiration date. >> he says, ibuprofen like most pain relievers safe and effective for years. that includes acytominafin, prescription medications like percoset. >> are you surprised? >> no, while they might not be as strong, i still they think do work. >> they have an expiration date for a reason. so i wouldn't trust something that's expired. >> while some medications can lose potency over time, one study from the fd a and lies dollars 122 over the counter and prescription drugs and found 88% extended at least one year beyond their original expiration date. >> pills coated tend to last longer among the medications retain effective necessary past expiration include stomach remedies, sleep aids, and antihistamines. >> lots of people with colds congestion so these de john

jest taints going to last over time? >> they will. >> but there are some medications that don't last aspirin, its active ingredient breaks down quickly and creates a slightly vinegar-like odor. others that should never be taken past expiration, antibiotics, epinephrine drugs in liquid form, and prescriptions for chronic conditions. >> it might not work as well to control your blood pressure, or if you have diabetes not work as well to control your blood sugars, that's where it can cause some harm. >> whether or not drugs lose their effectiveness depends a lot on how they're storedment experts say heat and humidity will cause medications to breakdown. that's you why should always keep them in a cool, dry place. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right some good information there, 6:19 right now. internet phenomenon being used to shed some light on pretty tough topic. it all centers around what color is this dress this photo right here. the salvation army uk tweeted this photo using it as a psa for domestic violence.

now, the caption reads: why is it so hard to see black and blue? well, some people found it to be a little bit too much. but one professor says the timing is perfect. >> i thought it was brilliant actually to capitalize on what was already in existing social phenomenon of the gold white versus blue/black dress that cash a that popularity, that sort of internet frenzy, to bring about attention less cheerful less important message. >> by the way this picture has been re tweeted thousands of times. well it, has happened to almost everybody. right? your phone dice, in the palm of your hand. well today's smart phones as you know use a lot of energy t can be difficult to keep them fully charged. group of college student believe people power could be a great way to keep those devices on. adrianna diaz reports. >> everybody's had an issue where their smart phone has run out of power at the worse

possible time. >> that led page and his fellow northwestern ph.d. students, alex smith and mike guyer, to invent this device. they call it ampi. turns physical movements called kin ethic energy into battery power. >> it can fit right here in your pocket. so this is ampi. >> from your pocket or your purse, ampi charges as you mover throughout the day. when your battery gets low connect the device to your phone, and re juice. the trio claims that running for 30 minutes cycling for an hour, or walking 5,000 steps provides enough people power for one hour of active smart phone use. >> how has this not been invented yet? >> so there are other products on the market actually, and they are about the size of a paper towel roll. >> ampi smaller size has attracted 2500 pro orders. but at nearly 100 bucks some wonder if ampicon screen yens is worth the hefty price. >> there is the cost factor, especially when a spare

battery doesn't cost that much. you can get a spare battery for $25 or less. >> but for consumers who need to stay connected ampi provides an on the go way to power up in a pinch. adrianna diaz, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good motivation for exercise, too, it is 6:22 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", a sci-fi thriller hit the big screen. we'll go behind the scenes of chappie, and hear from its big star hugh jackman that's coming up next.

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>> the team behind district nine back with another sci-fi thriller. suzanne marquez takes us behind the scenes of chappie. >> chappie is science fiction move that i isn't afraid to dig into something deeper. >> like a child. >> from the makers of the sleeper hit district nine the film centers around a robot who can think and feel. capture technology to play the rot booth. >> pretty much a character's dream, i think. i got it play a charge their comes into the world as a baby basically and has inform of personality on camera. >> i told him no. >> the film also stars sci-fi royalty signorney weaver as ruthless business woman, hugh jackman bad guy, threatened by chappie's artificial intelligence. >> so much to do coming every age, and what your creative i at this is, what

consciousness, all of these things. >> jackman says the movie plays with audiences expectations. >> so used to seeing images of future robots being these destruction, we'll kill you take over, but what if we created a bit of -- more caring more able to look after the planet? >> and sci-fi fans have more to look forward to. chappie's director is teaming up with weaver, on new alien's movie. suzanne marquez cbs news, hollywood. all right, well, we are on the scene after fire in montgomery county, that caused some problems for crews battling the flames overnight. that's coming up next. >> also ahead, a cold start to the weekend but warmer weather is headed our way. carol has the details that far coming up next. and, jim memberships, free lunches, even car detailing sound good? the perks, more companies are offering, to keep their workers happy. we'll be right back.

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join police in the search for a 13 year old delaware county boy. coming up: hear from the teen's parent and the message they want to get out. today is saturday, march 7th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. 65:30, we sends over to carol who has much better news in the way of a seven day forecast, i'm liking the looks of this, carol. >> so am i. usually every weekends, as i've been saying all morning long, we come in here, we know that we have to tell but rain, and snow, and cold temperatures, and ice and all of that. no. maybe little ice out there just because after re-freeze but nothing is falling except some sun drops. atlantic city, the march sun angle very high, starting to get strong. that will help do little bit more melting. but remember, there are icy spots out there this morning. just from the refreeze from overnight. we have temperatures of 17 degrees this is out at the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, you can practically walk across the

delaware river so much ice in it, that will also be changing, we see the temperatures warming up this week. storm scan3 no problems in our area, whatsoever. dry, gorgeous, nice day but a cold one at least to start. 11 degrees, in philadelphia, right now. and we've taken one of those once away to make it one agree in allentown we've got eight in trenton 8 degrees in wilmington, the i-95 corridor very cold. cold down through millville at 50 at 7 degrees on route 55, that whole area, that's cold, too. down through wildwood, 21 degrees poconos coldment factor in the wind, feels like minus ten in allentown, feels like zero right now in philadelphia. so fingertips will be very frosty, and remember that also goes to your pets, they get hypothermia, just as women and frostbite. you can do that, but we do warm up. 29 degrees by noon, by 3:00 p.m. at 38 degrees. it is above freezing around here we've got nice looking day shaping up.

and it is gorgeous, looking outside right now just press your nose to the glass look how it warms up little later. it will also on that seven day forecast, which i will show you, just ahead. >> carol, thank you more coming out of breaking news in montgomery county where firefighters spent the night battling two alarm fire. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live in whitpain township. steve, firefighters had dealing with not just fire but also the e really cold out there? >> that's correct, been here several hours trying to knock down the flames in the two story stricture, see back to the top floor. that's where they've been focused all morning dumping dousing water on top there the fire spread through the walls and shot up through the roofment it is under control as you can see but because of how much water they had to dump through the structure that met a loft ice on the gown.

base it spread so quickly it led to several problems. fire broke out as we mentioned, firefighters were inside when it started but they had to quickly evacuate because of the flames, that casino of spread throughout the structure again very quickly, and then dealing with once again when they were outside, dealing with all of the ice on the gown actually one firefighter sustained an injury slip and fall, during the fire, another one burned his hand, because again of how quickly this spread. so now, it is contained, it is under control, it has been centered on the top of that structure, this structure by the way is going through renovation, so nobody inside it was not occupied. nobody inside at the time, no cause for evacuation, but firefighters taking all the precautions this morning because of how cold, house ice at this has been so far. they're back inside now doing some work, trying to get the flammable materials out, and working on the hot spots as they have a container on the structure. this is the latest from montgomery county.

steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. >> steve thanks. another fire to tell you about. also new this morning firefighters bat al two alarm fire in new castle county delaware. "eyewitness news" at the woods edge ants, edgemore. it took several hours for firefighters gain the upper hand on that fire. now, at one point part of the roof collapsed. no one was injured. several residents are displaced. well, officer robert wilson killed in the line every duty this week, being remembered across our area by those who knew him as a friend, and also, a neighbor. says wilson redefined what teens to be a here o black bunting hangs outside the district where wilson work. another memorial this one outside wilson's home where neighbors work to clear snow from his front walk. >> just a shame. i feel sorry that's all. because, you know, you got little kids.

>> will be tomorrow morning at a mass, the address 2340 west lehigh avenue in philadelphia. the mass begins at 10:00. learning moth in the suspect charged. investigative reporter charlotte hoffman uncovered court document, spoke to man who used to rent a home to one of the men under arrest. use to describe 24 year old ramon williams, 29 year old carlton hips, who both, could face the death penalty. the two brothers live together here, on the 1200 block of north hollywood street, in brewerytown. police executed a search warrant of the home, and recovered ak47. today no one answered the phone, and a neighbor passing by told us this. williams used to live with his mother at this north philly apartment. the i-team tracked down the family's former landlord.

>> this boy ramon williams, his mother had rent adapt. he was gone most of the time. he had a fast carry know, all done up. >> not the first time the two brother ran into trouble with the law. >> ramon williams has two arrests, carlton hips has six arrests. he got out of press none i believe it was 2009. >> the i-team found williams arrest record includes retail theft, hips has multiple convictions, he pled guilty to rob and afire arms charges following 2004 incident and was sentenced to ten years bye hips only served the minimum five before being released on parole in 2009. state probation and parole board documents obtain by the i teen show hips received a positive recommendation from the department of corrections the board determined he was not a risk to the community and demonstrated motivation for success. as of yesterday, hips was still on county probation.

he met with his probation officer on tuesday who noted no problems. under county probation, hips was prohibit from the possessing any firearms. williams has confessed to police that the semiautomatic guns they used in the shooting at the game stop were purchased on the streets now police are investigating who may have illegally supplied those guns to the brothers, and that person could face charges. for the i-team, charlotte huffman, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". members of the philadelphia police department established a trust fund for officer wilson's family. you can find information on that plus any developments in the investigation on cbsphilly.com. happening today search teams will gather to look for a missing teenager from newtown square, delaware county. meantime we're learning the fbi is now involved in the search effort. hundreds of volunteers spent the day friday, looking for 13 year old cayman naib. last seen at his harrison drive home wednesday evening. "eyewitness news" spoke to his parent, they say i left the house after a school progress

report arrived. it showed he had some failing grades. >> we think he, you know, panic, and decided to take off in the middle of the storm. >> we don't know whether he went to wayne, we don't know if he hopped a train to philly. we don't know if he got his directions mixed up, ended up in malvern, we don't know. >> cayman last seen wearing gray jacket, black ski pants hiking boot. his family is asking for volunteers to come it a command center at episcopal academy in newtown square between 10:00 and 3:00 today. hope they find him. meanwhile search continues for 52 year old stanley lan hadg, shot one to death during domestic dispute in montgomery county. happened thursday night inside this home on sunday i brook avenue in cheltenham township. police say lang is 6 feet tall, muscular build considered armed and dangerous. well, much more ahead on "eyewitness news", including more on an important anniversary, in the civil rights movement. i'm marlie hall, in

montgomery alabama with a look at what has changed since dr. king led the civil rights mars 50 years ago. >> if your social life is stuck in a rut, i'm car a die bow, coming up next in the tech minute, jump start the fun. stay tuned. >> and, free lunches, work outbreaks, even extra days off. sound good, right? three's on your side with what more and more companies are doing, to keep their employees happy, and boost their bottom line. and, cold right now. but it gets better every single day this week. carol has the latest on a warm up, coming up next.

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on my cheek. >> it was here that dr. king found his voice not just as a preacher but as a civil rights leader. >> the constant threat of violence. >> living in fear. it was rough. but i survived it. >> while she believes the civil rights movement has helped to wipe out the fear, she says, doctor king's dream is still far from reality. >> in alabama on a certain level, we still fight the civil war. >> just few blocks away is the house where dr. king lived with his family, from 1954, to 1960. maintains just as it was. and around the corner, his barber, nelson malleden still in business, and remembers what dr. king said about his first haircut. >> he said pretty good. so you know you tell a barbie pretty good, that's kind after insult. but he came back two weeks later. >> he says dr. king sat in this very chair for a trim,

and a chat. >> do you believe dr. king's vision has been realize in the. >> i believe so. >> malled end says race relations have improved, but not the dramatic gap between america's rich, and the struggling poor. he says, if dr. king were still alive perhaps that would be his cause today. marlie hall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> saint patrick's day parade is just around the corner. earlier this week, cbs-3 was honored at the union league of philadelphia. the station received award at ceremony, ann anderson. our jim donovan was on hand to except that award. hosted by the irish-american business chamber, and network and cbs-3 has proudly broadcast the saint patrick's day parade, since 2004. in fact, this year, you can join chris may kathy or, kate bilo for this year's broadcast saint patrick's day parade. it is happening sunday march 15th, it begins at 1:00 on sister station the "cw

philly". you can also see an encore presentation on saint patrick's day that's tuesday march 17th at 9:00. right here on cbs-3. a lot coming up saturday, anthony mason join us live from new york with a preview good morning milestone, in the civil rights movement, big day today. >> bill plant will be with us to celebrate the milestone l it mean the end of spending a thousand dollars a year on your cell phone bill? google prepares to enter the wireless market, how they might make the most of your calls free. >> plus, he had a hand in some of the mother memorable films of all time. but little is known about writer director john hughes until now. we'll speak with the author of an insight full book about the movie maker. >> and try concentrating hard while looking at this. how one school curtain distraction, giving fans a real effect on the score after

basketball game. >> that made me beginning he will all morning, every single time, all of that plus your eye opener, dish, from real estate in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. nicole, i think i heard you giggle also. >> i wasn't first to make of that. wow, what are we doing folks? looks very interesting. thanks for the preview. appreciate it. 6:46. time to break out of the social rut jump start your weekend with free time and newark tiff tis, restaurants even day trips. so if you're stumped on how to begin exploring your region, kara tsuboi recommends few on line services and even apps, that are designed with you in mind. she reports in this week's tech minute. >> specific type of lunch local landmark to visit tomorrow great lays to turn for recommendations, free weber advice, app all sorts of ideas what you are looking

for, if you sign in through the app save suggestions for another time, and connect with friends. a free app that gives food and activity recommendations based on your preferences like a lot of popular apps these days, swipe right in interested in the suggestion, and the app will start to store history based on your taste. start conversation was other use tears get even more personalized tips for how to plan your day. and finally fun spotter designed with couples in mind. one person brouse cents through note depicting restaurant activities in the city chooses places that interest him or her. list sent over to the partner so he or she can plan the ideal date. only active in handful every cities n san francisco, kara tsuboi cnet.com, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we need a shoveling app where if you need shovel, you can put in your zip code, someone will come by with a shovel. >> that me be hang, but we're not doing any shoveling in the

future. just what fell the other day. 8 degrees, that's the temperature from our weather watcher phil, who is a very good weather man actually, in the last, he knows a lot of stuff, last date the temperature was above 50 degrees we're getting wednesday, with january 5th, 6 off plus days, ready for this warmth, and i think we are all readiment temperature went down. spring, 13 days, 12 hours and he expect me to fill in how many minutes away. ed, wish i could can't. showing you the sunshine, use that as homework. looking at center city philadelphia, look at the sun coming up here, not too effect tiff ya, i know, because we are dealing with some very frozen ground, still but looks beautiful in the poconos, as well. and we've got another shot in the poconos with the sun

coming up just absolutely halo werth i morning every location. >> the delaware river still has ice in it, we need to get rid of this ice quickly. 17 degrees, pretty hard to get rid of the ice. going to be finding temperatures above freezing every single afternoon. starting today. that's improvement dealing with conditions that are cold, though, this morning, 11 in philadelphia, 8 degrees, in trenton, 8 degrees in wilmington, 11 in the poconos 21 down in wildwood. and with the wind it, feels like zero in philadelphia, right now. storm scan3 poconos gone on by you might find another one, won't be big deal. mostly what we find today is mostly sunny just gorgeous day, temperatures in the upper 30's tomorrow, we're into the middle 40's, middle 40's, again, by the time we get to monday, so the bad weather staying away from us, finally.

>> i mention clouds, snow showers, north of the poconos they would be out there. mix every clouds and by 7:00 tonight darkness, but tomorrow, 7:00 we will just be seeing the sunset, because we change the clocks, on sunday morning, we get maybe one, two clouds, but sunday looks great, monday looks terrific, tuesday we start little bit warm up. seeing these temperatures climbing just about every single day and we will do it again today. upper 30s probably tomorrow, today, tomorrow, and on monday, into the middle 40's, then the upper 50s by the time we get to tuesday but the 50's are own the way. see them wednesday. 238 in philadelphia for the high, 38 at the shore poconos, 32 degrees, partly sunny, maybe that snow shower, as we move on through the rest of the day. now here is the other thing that we're going to be doing this weekend since not doing too much shoveling, unless you haven't done enough of it, the wet letter help you today too. just melting.

we have clocks to change, whatever they are, they need to change or just wait another six months, then right again. 7:00, will be our sunset time. tomorrow night. our sunset time tonight will be about 6:00. so just one hour later. >> the sunrise today at 6:25, tomorrow the sunrise will be at 7:25, so when you wake up, it will be dark, we do lose an hour every sleep. spend the time changing the clocks. 38 degrees our temperature today, 28 tonight another chilly one so jackets on, pets in, keep everybody comfortable and safe in this weather, as we go through the next couple every days, into the middle 40's monday, sunday, tuesday, in the upper four's could be finding couple of rain showers out there. then we're at 53 degrees on wednesday. we warm up finally. >> do you love watching the weather well, you too, can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watchers ask just like the people you saw this morning. you can sign up now

cbsphilly.com/watchers. nicole? >> carol thanks. more and more companies are taking steps to deep employees happen which perks they heard of just few weeks ago consumer reporter jim donovan finds, in some offices there is even person on staff paid to keep up with the extras, and keep them coming. >> real camels brought in for hump day all part of the perks amy is responsible for organizing and keeping her co-workers happy. >> happy employees made productive employees. >> employee matt's favorite perks, getting his car detailed while he works. >> kind of tough to get out and do things extra outside of work. >> get it done here while busy and not have to leave the actual office, really benefits, and helps out a lot. >> the traditional office manager job is evolving now merge ago bit after con see

age position in with other office duties. result what several companies now call heads of workplace. >> take it seriously got dedicated person or team of people bigger companies whose only is to think about amenities in the workplace. >> with the university of pennsylvania's wharton school, says a point person for perks is a specially common in tech companies. where demand for challenges is high, and the hours are long. >> they make the workplace pleasant, makes employees more willing to stay longer. >> so how much impact do the quick perks have on productivity? says research shows short-term a lot. long-term, not so much. >> i'm jim donovan.

>> carol, i am liking what i'm hearing. >> i know, every weekend we look at the seven day forecast. >> always something. >> oh, boy. but, this time, nicole, i like this week. we've got 38 degrees today sunshine, looks great tomorrow 46, remember those clocks tonight, we move them forward, one hour, so we'll have later sunset, but later sunrise, too starting tomorrow. and then monday in the 40's, tuesday in the 40's, maybe chance of some rain. but wednesday, i like that, temperatures should be getting into the 50's. >> looks so nice. >> finally. >> it will feel even nicer. >> i want all of that snow gone. i want don't want to see it ever again. >> i'm with you on that, yep in agreement. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television, always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is

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it's march 7th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." making it through the final freeze. dangerous temperatures overnight, but was that the last gasp of winter? and 50 years ago today the selma march broke out in violence. we'll go back with our own bill plante who was there that day. could it mean the end of spending $1,000 a year on your cell phone bill? how google plans to shake up the wireless market. and looking back on old blue eyes. we speak with frank sinatra's family as the nation celebrates his centennial. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90