we have breaking news this morning fire eruptness north philadelphia and reaches four alarms it is an active scene with fire fighters working to put out those flames. we are live with the very latest. also breaking news one person is dead after an explosion at a manufacturing plant in bucks county. scandal rocks a montgomery county high school student posting pictures of other student on line. admin straightors and police are now investigating. it is saturday, march 28th, good morning to you thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00 o'clock. let's send it over to carol for the forecast. what are we in for now carol. >> it is weekend you can guess. >> something is brewing. >> we're just tracking cold temperatures.

here it is, the weekend and naturally we can only muster a high temperature today of 40 degrees. the that is the high. we will drop way below freezing tonight. the right now it is very quiet the out there. rehoboth beach no one is out and boardwalk is very quiet and it is dry we're happy to say. as we push on and take a look at storm can three this is not hitting the ground but you can see we have moisture aloft and that is triggering maybe a snow shower maybe a rain shower moving through the the afternoon hours. no guarantee you'll see one, they may be in narrow band and you won't get anything at all but there is a chance you could. just something to put in the back of your mine. any precipitation should be very light but there you go, we just cannot get rid of winter. 37 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-four in trenton. 37 degrees in wilmington. the it is 24 in the poconos. thirty-nine down in wildwood. when we factor in the wind at this point it the feels like 27 degrees outside in philadelphia. we will have a a breezy day coming up for us.

we have a cloudy day too. expect to see clouds most of the time these temperatures with that spotty shower in spots, 40 degrees this afternoon and we will put this into motion and you can see most of us stay dry most of the time. the it is a glummy looking day. we have better temperatures coming up on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, nicole. we are following breaking news at this hour a four alarm fire rages out of control in the tioga a section of the city. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is at the the fire scene on the 2400 block of west moreland street steve. >> reporter: yeah, good morning nicole. this is a a far cry from the scene earlier. fire fighters have done significant work in knocking the flames down behind me. i want to show you back to the scene. reason why i was wearing a hood is it deployed this massive pressure host that they have on top of this building but really done some significant work in making sure that the the scene is secure for fire fighters and people in this area because

earlier the fire was raging and out of control is a great description for it. i want to hoe you video from earlier. this is the 2400 block of west west moreland, fire fighters have been battling for about two hours at the this point and in the last half to about an hour or so it has been pushed from a three to four alarm fire as we have been mentioning. the as we have been on seven the the scene there have been multiple collapses on both sides of the building. fire fighters appear to have it locked down, they are accomplishing what appears to be primary mission at happened which is to stop the flames from spreading. this appears to be an a abandon, unoccupied structure, in fact, we have been talking to crews on the scene here who say at least at the this point no medical transport yet. fire fighters taking all precautions at this point they are in the defensive posturing, they are taking a big perimeter and making sure nobody gets into the so-called

collapse zone which is just near the building. we know the fire commissioner derrick sawyer is on the scene we are trying to get the more update about where the fire battle is at the this point and structural integrity of the building as they continue to battle the flames here. this is a very active scene. we're here. we will bring you updates as soon as we have them. for now that is latest from the tioga section of north philadelphia i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. thanks, steve. also breaking news, an explosion at a bucks county manufacturing plant turns deadly. this is video from overnight at the the plant on the 900 block of homelock road in morgan town. circumstances of the blast remain unclear but investigators identified victim as 27 year-old jacob lopez from effort a. he is survived by his fiance. osha investigators are on the scene right now. we will bring you new details as we get throughout the

morning. also new this morning a man is shot and killed inside of a home in the frankford section of the city. it happened in the 4300 block of elizabeth street around midnight. police say the the 24 year-old victim was struck several times in the chest and then in the arms. the man's distraught system showed up at that crime scene where she spoke to "eyewitness news". >> my brother did a lot. he took care of my mother my sister. he took care of me. he loved his family. >> reporter: we spoke with police who say they have not made an arrest. so far no description of any suspects. detectives in south philadelphia are busy investigating a double shooting overnight. "eyewitness news" a at 65th and he will will many wood around 12:30 this morning. we are told two men, one 22-year old and 128 year-old were rushed to the hospital. they are listed in stable condition. there is no information on the suspect. well scandal rocks a montgomery county high school, students allegedly post explicit picture of other

student on line. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean has details of an administrators and police investigate. >> reporter: north pen parents are outraged after word came down from the school district about allegations some students may have shared inappropriate pictures and videos on line. >> especially pictures. you just don't do that. >> reporter: katie joyce and other parents told "eyewitness news" that they found out from the district late friday. >> i think kid should be careful about what they put on the internet. myself as a parent i drill my kids all the time about what they can and cannot do. >> reporter: students told "eyewitness news" that the photographs were posted on drop box site lets user share photos on a mobile phone or tablet. >> be careful what you put out there because it will end up on a when you fill out the a job application. >> reporter: on district students took to social media to call for a stop to the a alleged picture posting and parents we spoke to agreed. >> if you put something on the internet it is there forever. same with texting. will anything you do.

you have to be so careful. >> reporter: jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is unknown if charges will be filed. anyone who may have information relating to this investigation is urged to contact the the the police. right now, a lingering mystery in somerset the count appears to be solved. officials say cooper health systems ceo john sheridan killed his wife joyce and then took his own life. but as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us those closest to the couple believe that is not what happened. >> reporter: six months after the the ceo of cooper health system and his wife died, their montgomery township home remains boarded. the cars still park in the driveway, the somerset prosecutor now says that john sheridan stabbed his wife joyce to death and set the house on fire in the early morning of september 28th and what has new been ruled a murder/suicide. the official autopsy reveals joyce was stabbed with eight stab wound to her head and within to her chest in the upstairs bedroom. she died before the the fire

started, smoke inhalation and sharp force injuries killed john. fire fighters found him in the burning house with five broken ribs and cuts to his neck and body. he was lying underneath a heavy dresser. two knives and a gasoline can with his fingerprint were found in the bedroom all of the powe eggses intact including $1,000 in cash. also the home had no signs of forced entry. investigators say witnesses told them in the days leading up that his mental condition had been deteriorating. john had been withdrawn overly worried with regard to work issues n a statement sheridan's four sons says the conclusions seek to convict our father based on little more than rank speculation. we will be filing a lawsuit challenging the conclusion announced by investigators. we will not allow our father to be convicted wayed on guesswork based on a inadequacies eighth incomplete investigation simply because he is not here to defend himself. investigators followed the evidence and in a statement

cooper says our hearts are with the sheridan family at the this difficult time. although findings about his death and death of joyce are unfathomable to us, we will remember john as a compassionate leader of cooper who was committed to making positive change in camden. as the sheridan family continues to search for answers, neighbors in this area have chosen not to talk about this out of respect for the the sheridan children who are still grieving the loss of two parents. the in montgomery township, somerset county, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile long running legal saga involving a amanda knox is now over. on friday italy's highest court overturn murder conviction against her and her ex-boyfriend. they both did murder for the murder. knox awaited the verdict in her hometown of seattle and tearfully spoke late last night. >> meredith was my

friend. she deserved so much in this life. >> the ruling which struck down last years guilty verdicts by a florence appeals court brings the eight year case to a close. welshing more troubling details emerge about the pilot the that french authorities say intentionally crashed a plane full of people in the french alps. that crash killed drexel university graduate emily selke and 149 other people. now we're hearing exclusively from one of her close friend. she talked only with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> emily was just such a positive person. she had this very go with the flow personality. very easy going. so she was really easy to get along with. >> reporter: julie is still coming to grips with the reality that her friend emily selke died in this plane crash in the french alps. >> that is me, emily. >> reporter: the two were

roommates for a summer in scotland and quickly became friend. >> it was crazy how fast we became friend and how comfortable she just made me feel. i thought we had been friend for like years. >> reporter: emily, her mother yvonne and 148 others died in the crash. what prompted 27 year-old andreas lubitz to crash the passenger jet? it is key question investigators in multiple countries are working to answer. >> i don't feel angry. i'm really sad for the father the parents of that young pilot. i mean i cannot imagine what they are going through right now. >> reporter: investigators searched lubitz apartment and found a torn up doctor's net excusing him from work, the same day, authorities say he crashed the plane on purpose. investigators say he lock the pilot out of the cockpit before dissenting in the mountains. investigators expect to it take weeks to locate everyone

on board. >> she just had so much life in her, all of my memories are great ones that we shared together. >> reporter: is there already a rule in the you had that two people have to be in the cockpit at all times, that is not the the case in europe only one person has to be in the cockpit and several airlines, including germanwings parent company lufthansa have already made a pledge to change that rule so there are two people in the cockpit. reporting from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now the the hundred thousand commercial pilots in this country cannot do their jobs without first being cleared by doctors. that involves under going a physical exam and self reporting about whether they have tried to commit suicide or mental disorder including depression or anxiety. formal psychiatric examination is not required by the federal aviation administration. of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the plane crash in the french alps and investigation into that co pilot. get details anytime on line at cbs philly.com.

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turnout for annual philly a's charity 5k, this is video from last years run. more than 6,000 runners are expect this year, there will be street closures around citizens bank park at 7:30 and phillies home opener is monday april 6th. let the the count down begin. well, american astronauts scott kelly is waking up this space this morning. it is day one of the year long stay at the the international the space station. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette reports it is new territory for nasa which has never flown anyone for longer than seven months. >> contact and capture confirmed. >> reporter: a soyes capsule dock with the international space station friday night, monk three man crew american astronaut scott he will pelley and cosmonaut mikhail, who are beginning a year long stay on the iss. earlier kelly and two cosmonauts said emotional good byes as their bus headed to the launch pad. they say political issues between russia and u. is are left back on earth.

>> i have never once had any kind of real conflict with any of my fellow crew members. i think they have all been great. >> reporter: over the the next year a 14 member crew will conduct 400 scientific experiments including daily medical tests on kelly in orbit. on earth kelly's twin brother retired astronaut mark kelly will undergo the same test. year long mission doubles cot kelly's last stint in space. >> i hope, you know, i get six months into this and i have six months of energy left in the battery to get to the end. i think i will. >> reporter: scientists hope this paves the way for future space travel including extended trips to mars. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". here on planet earth we are into spring but it doesn't feel like it. >> no, it the feels like we have been stuck in space. six minutes in the elevate the or is too much can you imagine a year in that thing. it looks great.

we don't have fog. we have some cloud. we have a nice start to the day. it will be not a tremendous day to day weather-wise but we have seen worse. the lets take a look at the the shore right the now and you can see bright conditions there a lot of it courtesy of thomas edison. we have headed over to the poconos and we have a temperature of 27 degrees there and the the lights are on in a number of locations. we have a couple of snow showers that we can maybe find later on today. they should be light very whitely scattered. not everybody seeing them. i'm sure that is in the bad news to just about every within. thirty-seven in philadelphia. thirty-seven in wilmington. we have 34 degrees in trenton this morning. 332 the freezing mark and poconos at 24 degrees. there are a couple snow showers at the the airport in lancaster. some of this is hitting the ground. the thinks all light. it gives you an indication that something is out there, so you may be finding a little

streamer with some of these strong wind of getting some snow showers. it the is not even out of the realm of possibility that the rain shower is in there as well. temperatures today will be getting to about we can take the s off, 40 should be about what it is. high pressure builds in tomorrow. sunnies out. temperatures are higher in the 40's. and then by monday in the advance of the cool front we have temperatures in the the 50's, maybe a shower or two, one or two times, and i will she teaw on our computer model which is completely right showing that we have a couple of snow showers out by lancaster at this point by 7:00 o'clock. they will continue on that trajectory. we will get some cloud. we will get the a sprinkle will here or there we will get a flurry here or there off to the west we will see a couple snow showers and the shore. we have a couple rain showers that could transition to a snow shower in a spot or two but it is a tricky forecast as we go through later on today this evening and then by

tomorrow we should be clear this out. it looks like a sunny day. if you have been waiting for sunshine there it will be and then monday as we warm up in the 50's the included start to come in here and this compute ther model wants to swing a feature of showers across the the area and then by monday afternoon as well. they don't all agree with this but just know that every so often you might the see a shower even with that. our temperatures in march so far are running 4 degrees below normal. precipitation is 2-inch's above normal and we have seen a huge range on these temperatures. sixty-eight for the highest 11 for the lowest. that is march. absolutely wild month. we will fine temperatures today in philadelphia a of 40 degrees. at the shore four two. poconos 32. hard to believe this is just about the very end of march and we have got temperatures that look like this for highs in the afternoon. tonight we will drop down, look at this, 22 degrees. layers on, pets in, again and await the seven day forecast with temperatures that get

into the 50's, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday and friday we could be in the 60's. a couple shower chances but still not a bad week. >> carol thank you. six flags great adventure is going green in a big way. at amusement park's roller coaster and other attractions will be running on solar power. kdp solar will build a solar farm on 90 acres in the the safari park in jackson. they will cut down 18,000 trees but plan to plant 26,000. solar farm will be ready by late 2016 but i don't know, something about a roller coaster running on solar power it just makes me nervous. but i'm sure it is fine. looking for a movie to check out this weekend we have a preview of two new ones out this week, one for adul

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you can expect plenty of laughs at the move thinks week ebb, philly a's own kevin hartist on the big screen for a buddy comedy will ferrell. kevin frasier from the entertainment tonight has more on movies new in theaters this weekend. >> kevin hart tries to teach will ferrell how to survive prison in get hard and jim parson and rihanna lead star studded cast of an alien stranded on earth at home. >> why are they after you? >> i have made a few mistakes. >> reporter: jim parsons and rihanna lead a stellar cast in the animated adventure home

including steve martin and jennifer lopez. while rihanna is a confident performers taking on voice over work was a whole new challenge. >> it is just a new experience fairly unknown, a whole new industry that i have so much respect for. as a musician you want to do it justice you just don't want to get it the job because your famous or whatever i wanted to really perform and have it be something is great work. >> what is happening to my body. >> it is called dancing. >> my life is ruin, after 30 days i'm going to prison. it is not as bad as i heard is is it. >> hell yeah it is bad. >> they team up to learn about prison life and he learn that what you see on screen from kevin is the real deal. >> well, if you know kevin, he is high energy all the time. he will show up 6:30 a.m. on set is, tired, crew crew is

tired, three-quarters of the way through the the shoot dog days of the movie, people plugging things in barely half away hey, let's go, everybody ready. >> i show up, i'm all about energy man. >> i'm learning so much. this is exactly what i need. >> i'm kevin frazier for entertainment tonight back to you in the studio. for latest news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news on a huge fire in north philadelphia. we will have a live report coming up next. plus a life saving medical first we will show you how doctors pulled off a six way kidney transplant, we will be

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good morning thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer at 5:30. let's send it over to carol for more on this unseasonably cold temperatures, carol. >> yes, polite way to do it, a tv way to put it. i'm sure you have your own descriptions for weather at home because we will continue with these very cold temperatures, for this time of the year. only 40 for our high temperature today the the high temperature, right now, 36 degrees. it looks bright enough out there, ben franklin bridge all let up ready to take your $5. we have a temperature of 34 degrees at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey and there are a few clouds. notice wind from the north west at 12 miles an hour. that is a chilly direction and chilly speed that we will be finding the wind keeping it feeling even colder then that 40 degrees. storm scan three lancaster has pick up a few snow showers they have moved out of there right now but you can see some are crossing over into maryland and central delaware.

you might find a stream error two of snow as we watch weather conditions conducive to that. thirty-seven in philadelphia presently at the airport. thirty-seven wilmington. thirty-four in trenton this morning. we are looking to the north at colder temperatures. thirty-two in quakertown. pottstown 367891 in doylestown. mount holly, 36 degrees. our temperatures have a very slow warm up. 38 degrees by noon. by 3:00 p.m. just 40 degrees. we have a stray shower, spring local that will sort of thing cannot be totally ruled out and computer model says not every place but they may be out there we will continue to follow that. we have a couple of days of warmer temperatures coming up on the seven day forecast i will show thaw just ahead nicole. new to the latest on our breaking news fire fighters spending all morning battling a four alarm blaze in the the tioga section of northeast philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the scene. what is the latest there.

>> reporter: yeah, nicole what a difference some 20 minutes make on this fire. fire fighters have been battling this fire for hours and they have done some significant work to knock down some of the flames. take a a look at what they are doing. they are completely dousing the top of the building. they have had jet streams going solid for a half an hour now and where flames were raging earlier, they have since subsided, although they continue to do battle the heat that is inside and on top of that building. but again what a difference in time it makes. i want to show you video. this is the the 2400 block of west/west more land. fire fighters battling this for over two hours now. within the last hour the fire was pushing from a three alarm to the four alarm. the fire commissioner is on the scene taking a defensive posturing with his fire fighters. there have been multiple building collapses instant we have been on the scene on all sides of the building part of the structure that was here

before now is now. fire fighters do appear to have it locked down at this point. they are accomplishing their mission which is trying to stop the films from spreading on to separate structures which has been a success so far. it appears thinks an abandoned unoccupied structure. we have been talking to crews on the scene saying all no medical transport, in problems in the battling of the fire just how swede spread the damage has been. some fire fighters continue to battle this. it is far from over at this point but they appear to have it lock down and stop the flames from spreading, at least at this point as they continue to douse the flames on top. for now it is latest from the tioga a section of north philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more updates after this, nicole. thanks steve. investigators from ocean a are on the scene of the deadly explosion at a bucks county manufacturing plant. this was the scene overnight

at the plant on the 900 block of homelock road in mar again town. the circumstances remain unclear but investigators identified victims as 27 year-old jacob lopez from effort to. he is survived by his fiance. trouble new information emerges about thursday's gas explosion and building collapse in new york. the blast was caught on tape and two people are still missing in manhattan's east village. it may have been cause by a worker tapping a gas line. a fire fighters a say there was carnage all around him. >> the gas is number one killer on have firemen. if you look at the history you know it is an old saying i was scared but i did it anyway. you just, you know, hope it is not that time. >> it blast damaged or destroyed four apartment buildings and injured nearly two dozen people. here at home chopper three over the schuylkill river friday as emergency crews

pulled a body from the water. this is near kelly drive in south ferry road in east falls. police say body is a man but there is in word on his identity or the cause of death. someone on the river bank discovered thatted about i and called police. the mother of the suspects charged with assaulting a young woman in port richmond is a apologizing. investigators say the the woman was walking home from her gym when she was attacked wye a 14 and 16 year-old on rich machine street thursday night. "eyewitness news" spoke on friday with the mother of the 16 year-old suspect. >> no, i don't. i don't believe he is capable of doing anything like that. >> reporter: yes. >> what are the parents doing. the it is sad that it comes down to this. >> prosecutors are expecting to try the suspects as adults. meanwhile charges have now been filed against one of these two men in the attack of an elderly man. the suspect facing charges is 27 year-old steven miller. police say miller a attack an eight three-year old man

outside helps home at the robin will apartment complex in voorhees. the the victim was beaten before being robbed of his belongings. a second suspect is facing charges for using the victim's credit card after that attack. the the victim is recovering in the hospital. a septa busies in the right place at the the right time, the driver is being called a hero after finding a little girl who wandered from her home for a special treat. the child was found alive at torresdale and magee in the philadelphia's tacony maybe hood. "eyewitness news" reporter, walt hunter has this incredible story. >> reporter: with little annabel ridgeway back at their side her parents had words of gratitude to septa bus driver harlen jennifer who opened up the the doors of his route 56 bus and his heart, to the the the wet, shivering little girl. sheltering and caring for her, after she was spotted by a passenger wandering in the darkness just before 3:00 a.m. >> i cannot thank him enough. i wish i could hug him right

now. i really do. there is no way. he saved my daughter's life. >> oh manny was like you got to be kidding me not this time of the night. >> reporter: the the driver said as he called for help annabel explained to passengers she was on her way to a local store to buy what she called a slushy. >> all i want is a slushy. >> reporter: alerted by the driver police officers quickly guided annabel off the the bus and back home. her parents say she slipped out of the back door walking several blocks even crossing busy torresdale avenue. >> i'm just so grateful to have her home and safe. >> reporter: annabel's parents who are already installing new locks on the house promised that was the first and last time that she will ever leave on her own. meanwhile, annabel smiling and happy after taking a nap told her mom that she still liked that icy treat from the wawa, that she just wasn't able to get her hand on overnight. >> mommy can you take me to

the wawa and buy a slushy. >> i will, to take you wawa and buy you a slushy but next time wait for me okay. >> in tacony, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank goodness that was the end to go that story 567:89:38. now to the story of medical history being made at a hospital in san francisco this week 12 patients took part in the six way kidney swap at california pacific medical center. strangers just days ago this group is more like family. six transplant recipients met the people who saved their lives. >> if one of the 12 patients developed a cold, you know, night before then that could have thrown the whole thing off. >> we will have something to give and we make a choice as to what that may be. >> they are part of the family now. >> reporter: according to the national kidney fund days more than 100,000 people in the u.s. are waiting for new kidneys. when is a penny worth more than a million-dollar? coming up next the rare coin

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we are back on "eyewitness news" with a new option that likes to dance. it is a rave taking over cities but this is not your typical dance party. lauren lister explains. >> reporter: this may look like your typical nightclub. >> i'm having a great time. >> they are the dj, house music, flashing lights and plenty of dancing. >> but this dance party isn't happening at midnight, it is 8:00 in the morning. >> let's wake up new york city, wake up. >> reporter: attorney sophia myers and others say they like waking up this unique way. >> there is nothing else like it and everybody gets to come out and have a great time. >> reporter: dancers started to line up at dawn to get in the new york city day breaker rave for $25. the company uses social media to promote their events that have grown a across the u.s. to sit is world wide. >> it started to build

community around dance. >> reporter: some see it as a morning work out. >> we don't wanting to to the gym later. >> reporter: neurologist brett stone says it is what is not here that makes these parties special. >> it is amazing how much more plate people are when they are not intoxicated. >> reporter: there is ice coffee and healthy drinks are flowing, alcohol is not. dj is the difference is night and day. >> because they are sober, they are super engaged. i enjoy that. most of the time i play to the the crowd out of their mind. >> reporter: clear mine is important, since the the after party for many of these people is work. in new york lauren lister for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i don't know, not much to get me up extra early to go to work. >> you know, dance party maybe we will see. >> nicole, it will be way too cold today as we have seen, way too much of so far this spring and certainly all winter long.

atlantic city is trying to warm it up with their electricity that they have got shining this morning. you can see the city of philadelphia also has some electricity out there. we will see that on palmyra cove nature park in new jersey a little ribbon of light through philadelphia, the delaware is right here and that is why it is so dark. the notice wind northwest a at the 10 miles an hour. they will be gusting today and it will be a day that feels very coal. that 34 degrees temperature with six to 10 miles an hour wind we will wish itself that warm because it will be feeling more like it is in the 20's and 30's today. our storm scan three showing clouds over most of us some snow aloft lancaster did pick up a couple snow showers and it is in the out of the question we will fine a stray flurry and or sprinkle. you can see they are out there right new. we can expect that moving in the afternoon. otherwise, it is cold starting in the north below freezing in the poconos at 24 degrees. thirty-two in allentown. thirty-three in reading. wilmington is 37. dover is 38 degrees.

thirty-six in millville. at the airport in philadelphia in caseathath athath c

that to look forward to it the is very colorful right along from central, new jersey coast, points north where we will find a chance of some rain, a little mix and a chance of some snow but do you see timing and placement. it is out of our area, but it is out there just letting the the weather know it is still in charge of the weather. the despite what the calendar when it thinks it is in charge the weather says it is. by monday morning more clouds come in here and then as we go through the day is there a sprinkle or shower later afternoon on monday with fairly mild temperatures with these readings in the 50's which is where we should this be time of the year but it is where we will never find ourselves. temperatures 4 degrees below normal so far. precipitation we have seen 5 inches of rain. that the is over 2 inches more than we should have. our high temperature 68 degrees. we did pick up on thursday 67 degrees, it came with some rain and our low was 11 degrees. we did that a couple of times this month. expect to find temperatures

today, 40, 42 at the the shore. poconos 32 degrees. in any location stray flurry, sprinkle cannot be ruled out. here's something great to do not just today but tomorrow. it is action heroes ape the the the city animal shelter got one million-dollar grant from petco. the it is a community challenge grant so obviously they want to get this going and they want everybody donating adopting and they are offering 3-dollar a adoptionness honor of their third anniversary out of act, don't let that price fool you only loving homes need apply. today 40 degrees. tonight we will drop down to 22 degrees. bring all of those pets in, keep those layers on. you will need them today. maybe tomorrow at 48 degrees but then we will get milder a after that with temperatures in the 50's and lower 60's by the end of the week nicole. >> carol, thank you. >> check this out. curious sight atop santa a monica mountains in will california. chopper from our sister station kcbs spotted this piano on the top of the

topanga look out. to get there you are talking about a 2-mile hike. there is in word why or how someone managed to get that piano on top of that mountain. that is crazy. new to play it right. the that is the next step. 5:48. in one of the first made in the u.s. has sold at auction forget this, 1 pint two million-dollar. yeah, a penny worth that much. this coin known as the birdsent was auctioned off thursday in baltimore. it was made in 1792 have after congress first authorized the 1cent denomination. there are report thely only ten in existence. the the auction house has in the released the name of that bitter. well, march madness continues and sixers highlights are coming up next. also a rough outing for the phillies, still ahead in sports. the plus this... >> reporter: if you are coaching a sports team simplify communication with a few handy apps, i'm kara suboy with recommendation

we're talking march madness right now with the final sweet 16 games lays night duke verse utah in the south region. the justice wins le hits a three to put blue devils up by eight. in the second half he is driving for the hoop, and the basket. he had 21 points and ten rebound as devils win 63-57. great game between oklahoma and michigan state. spartans hit all of the free throws and sooners just ran out of time. twenty-four points for travis price and michigan state wins it 62-58. now here's beesley reese with the rest of "eyewitness sports". your town, your town, your team your 76ers playing host to the high flying los angeles clippers. during the game team paid

tribute to herb magee, legendary philadelphia university basketball coach recently reached 1,000 career wins. shared a nice moment there with brett brown. sixers lost 119-98 but nerlens noel had a career night, 30 points, 14 rebound, two assists and two steals. he is making a strong case for rookie of the year as we hit the home stretch. sweet 16 gonzaga a taking on ucla. we love that behind the back pass from gonzaga's seven footer. bulldogs won 74-62. they are going to the the elite eight. north carolina state and louisville in the east region. were four minutes left, louisville anton gill, cardinals pull away for ten-point win. temple owls still going strong, fran dunphy's team is heading to madison square garden for semi finals of the nit tournament. they will play miami hurricanes and duke and aforementioned nc state in

conference play. >> tremendous test for us great challenge to know what we have in front of us, a couple more days to prepare as well so we will necessity just about everything about them as we play on tuesday. >> to the flyers now they broke a four game skid with wednesday's win over kimmo timonen's black hawks, sharks in town tonight, phillies nine points out with seven games left. so they probably won't make the playoffs. jay voracek has the chance to win art ross trophy which is awarded to the league's points leader. he said the team just has to keep playing. >> yes, we have to. we have to play hard every game. we have five games left at home. we have to make sure that we score some goals and play some good hockey for our fans. >> phillies rain out on friday but in the before the yankees scored ten runs. rough outing for jake diekman. he entered in the fifth. he gave up seven runs in one-third of an inning. phillies lost ten to nothing.

daily news beat writer jake kaplan was at the the game. jake perhaps a little tough on himself after today's game. that was the worst outing in the history of the world he said. that is it for sport i'm beasley reese have a great weekend. >> speaking of sports, anybody who has ever coached youth sports knows frustration of communicating with dozens of families. kara suboy has useful apps that gives coaches the the the tools to organize their teams. >> reporter: free app down load designed to take the the pain out of running a team. whether it is girls lacrosse or boys gymnastics it features 300 different sports and activity to customize positions and player need. it allows to you collect and track payment and communicate directly with your players and family in group e-mails and instant messages in similar app is team snap, beside the basic organizational and communication features coaches

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breaking news this morning, fire eruptness north philadelphia, and reaches four alarms overnight. it is still an active scene right now fire fighters working to put out those hot spots, we are live at the scene with the very latest. also breaking news this morning one person is dead after an explosion at a manufacturing plant in berks county. and we're also following the the bomb shell revelation in

the deaths of a high profile ceo and his wife. we will have the the chilling new details coming up next. today it is saturday march 28th, good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer at 6:00 o'clock. we will send it over to carol for more on the forecast and i wish it would just warm up, already. >> this is ridiculous you are just the messengers, i know. >> you know if it were up to me it would be 75. >> absolutely. >> sunny day and night. >> today we will get 40 degrees. the that is it for our temperature. there is a chance you might see a stray flurry or sprinkle will out there as well just to add to the windry feel. it looks quiet in ocean city but a few lights are on in these building. so maybe they are starting to get those things going and we can start to get this season going even though weather does not seem to be aware of what it is supposed to be doing this time of the year. rest of us are 27 degrees in the poconos this morning. we will go from one resort to another. twenty-seven is a cold start

to the day as you can see on storm scan three we have a couple of snow showers out there. you may be finding a couple through dover area or at least approaching it the right now. whatever you see is very light but it is out there and just an indication that the era is cold. thirty-one in allentown. thirty-one in reading. thirty-six in wilmington. 36 degrees in philadelphia right now. we have 35 in millville. these temperatures will be cold. they feel colder right now with a wind chill of 26 in philadelphia. in fact, it feels like the 20's every place in our area except for poconos where it feels like 9 degrees. expect a day that does feel colder then actual air temperature. forty's bad enough but then we will factor in the wind gusts of 30 miles an hour today. that will bring down how these temperatures feel, it is well down in the 30's and some cases upper 20's. our computer model says that we could be finding a couple of snow showers scattered around later today and a few cloud scattered around. it is a chilly day with that