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 breeze coming down from the

northwest. we have milder temperatures coming up. i'll show thaw on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast. meanwhile we have been following breaking news all morning long for you a four alarm fire rages out of control in the the tioga section of philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is at the fire scene on the 2400 block of west more land street, steve what can you tell us. >> well, the fire at this point would i call it under control. that doesn't mean it doesn't continue to rage. but it has been raging for three hours. for about two hours it has been elevated to that four alarm fire. i said for the last hour or so they have had a constant jet stream of water overtop, and through the inside of the building where you see that orange glow where the flames continue to shine bright through the top of the building. thinks the 2400 block of west west moreland as this appears to be an abandoned unoccupied factory at this point.

in fact, there has been multiple collapses on both side of the building and since we have been here we have seen parts of this building just crumb will to the inside of the ground there. fire fighters there do have this locked down, they are trying to make sure of course that the flames do not continue to grow, and spread to separate structures on either side of the building. they seem to have it contained at this point. we have been speaking to crews on the scene and what we know no complicationness battling the fire nobody transported, no medical evacuation so they have been just working to pair down the flames as best as they can. this is is a huge operation. fire fighters are on all side of the building. they are holding a very lose perimeter around the building and we know also that the fire commissioner derek sawyer is here as well. we expect an update on the status of the structuring integrity and there are collapse zones, and people

are safe here and that is priority number one on sure on the scene. we will have much more on this fire as it continues to rage. but for now we are live from the tioga section of north philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you, nicole. >> steve, thank you. also breaking news an explosion at the a bucks county manufacturing plant turns deadly. this is video from overnight at the timeed plan on homelock road in morgan town. circumstances of the blast remain unclear but victim is 27 year-old jacob lopez from ephrata. he is survived by his fiance a. osha investigators are on the scene as we speak. new this morning a man is shot and killed inside of a home in the frankford section of the city. it happened on the 4300 block of elizabeth street around midnight. police say that the 24 year-old victim was struck several times in the the chest and arms. the man's distraught sister showed up at the 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 loves his family. >> reporter: we check with police say they have not made any arrests so far and no description of any suspects have have been given. well, detectives in southwest philadelphia are busy investigating a double shooting overnight. "eyewitness news" camera at 65th and elmwood around 12:30. we are told two men 122, 128 year-old were rushed to the hospital and they are listed in stable condition and there is no information on that suspect. well scandal rocks a montgomery county high school, students allegedly posted explicit pictures of other students on line. "eyewitness news" anchor yes, sir contact dean has details of the administrators and police investigate. >> reporter: north penn parents are outraged have after word came down from the school district about allegations some students may have shared inappropriate pictures and videos on line. >> especially don't pictures. you just don't to that.

>> reporter: katie joyce and other parents told "eyewitness news" they found out about the situation from the district late friday. >> i think kid should be really careful about what they put on the internet. myself as a apparent i drill my kid all the time about what they can and cannot the do on line. >> reporter: students told "eyewitness news" that the photographs were posted on drop box, the site lets users share photos on a mobile phone or tablet. >> be careful what you put out there because it may end up on a, you know when you fill out a job application. >> reporter: some district students took to social media to call for a stop to the a alleged picture posting and parent we have spoke to agreed. >> if you put something on the internet it is there forever. same with texting. anything you do you just have to be so careful. >> reporter: jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is unknown if any charges will be filed anyone who has any information relate to go that investigation is asked to contact the police. right now a lingering mystery in somerset count a appears to be solved. officials now say that cooper

health systems ceo john sheridan kill his wife joyce and then took his own life but as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rock he believes those closest to the couple believes that is not what happened. >> reporter: six months after the ceo of cooper health system and his wife died their montgomery township home remains boarded. the 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 now been ruled a murder/suicide. the official autopsy reveals joyce was found with stab wound to her head and chest in the upstairs bedroom. she died before 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 fingerprints were found in the bedroom. all their possession where is 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 his mental condition was deteriorating, john had been withdrawn, overly worried with regard to work issues n a statement the sheridan's four sons says the conclusion seeks 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 based on guesswork on an inadequate, incomplete investigation simply because he is not here to defend himself. investigators say they have followed the evidence and in a statement, cooper says that our hearts are with the sheridan family at this difficult time. although the findings about his death and the the death of joyce are unfathomable to us we will continue to remember john as a compassionate leader of cooper who was committed to making positive change in camden. the as the sheritan family continues to search for answers, neighbors in this area have chosen not to talk about this out of respect for

the sheridan children who are still grieving the the loss of two parents. in montgomery township somerset county i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well philadelphia family belongings are center piece of the mystery unfolding thousands office miles away. these are items recovered in 2010 and being kept as evidence in jefferson county colorado. they include a letter from the 1800's family photos and a poem written by a mom to her daughter. lab technician ken van norman is working to track down its rightful owner. >> it starts out with richard and emma stone. richard is the civil war veteran. he is married to emma who one of her daughters is named lily. >> kim has learn that the family's daughter lily later married a man named harry barlow and they lived in philadelphia. how items ended up in colorado, well that is still in the clear. well, prosecutors and protesters rather and comedy fans clashed at an event last

night featuring bill cosby and two new accusers come forward. we have the latest coming up next. it is racist chant that brought down a university of oklahoma fraternity. still ahead findings are in, where investigators say they learn that chant. and passed out behind the wheel a driver unconscious right in the middle of the busy freeway coming up next see how a brave officer brought her to safety, we will be right

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two more women in have come forward claiming comedian bill cosby raped them decade ago. women said they were in their teens at the time. accusations comes as cosby returned to performing. derek veilcore from wyz in baltimore was there. >> wow wow. >> reporter: wjz camera there as bill cosby walked on stage to loud applause but we were quickly asked to leave before cosby began speaking. the comedian was heckled briefly during the show. >> serial rapist has got to go. >> reporter: outside the theater protesters shouted the at people, there to see cosby perform. >> unaudible. >> reporter: soul victims advocate outraged that three dozen women have accused cosby of drugging and raping them, many cases fall outside the statute of the limitations ape date back to the 1970's.

how do you feel about the people coming here to watch bill cosby a's show. >> put your money where your mouth is. if you are paying for something like you this are saying you are on his side. >> how you expenditure money reflects who you are as a person. >> reporter: ticket holding cosby supporters were just as passionate. >> just say yes or no. >> if it was true. >> reporter: some are skeptical of cosby's accusers and feel he is being treated unfairly. >> hard to believe you have a circle of people and in one knew what was going on until 50 years later. >> how come it comes out now 40 years later? i don't understand it. to me i think it is in the true. >> reporter: a few in attendance say it is even though they think cosby may be guilty. >> i just can't believe, it, i just can't believe it but i want to see it. the it is like a train wreck. you just can't look away. >> reporter: that was derek reporting. they say they were honoring the contract with the show's promote shore booked cosby well over a year ago.

cosby has several more scheduled performances on his comedy tour. well, there is new fall out from the videotape racist chant that led the the university of oklahoma a to shut down a fraternity. ou president david warren said members of the sigma al-zawahiri fat epsilon learned the chant four years ago during a national leadership cruise for the fraternity. just two weeks ago the national office sae said it condemned the chant and did not teach it. one of the students who appeared, levi pet the tit apologized publicly this week. he and other student withdrew from the university. harry read is not running for reelection in 2016. the the nevada lawmakers announced he will retire when his term end. reid served as a majority leader in the national for eight years until the g.o.p. gained control last november. the the seven five-year old also suffered an eye injury earlier this year. reid is the the supporting new york senator chuck schumer to take his place as minority leader. meanwhile duchess of cambridge made one final public appearance on friday

before the birth of her second child. kate and prince william visited steven lawrence center in london. they met with role tears and staff working with disadvantage children. as far as kate's due date all we know is the baby is expected sometime next month. looking beautiful as usual. oh, she always does. i wand when that pink coat is any indication whether she's having a girl or a boy to add to prince george, we keep up with the royals here, nicole and i we are all big fans. our weather watchers, we are big fans of them too and they are big fans of temperatures that warm up a little bit. 34 degrees, above freezing. we have to enjoy. that ed connor has been out with his dog casey this morning in chesterfield. he says it is dark, cloudy and cool will but casey had an easy walk. we are happy. we love it the when our pets are easy walk and we head down into northern delaware, and this is what we will fine delores lee and she's up a lot in the morning early. 37 degrees for her.

cloud which a wind peeking at 11 miles an hour. but delores everybody else, i have to tell you wind will be peeking in more than. that we are expecting 30 miles an hour at times. lets take a walk. we will walk on a boardwalk and we will fine ourselves walking on the boardwalk in rehoboth beach and we're the only ones out here. maybe we should be skipping. we have a lot of room to do it. it is still tark out there. when the sun comes out we have some cloud in front of it. the not the the most bright of day and not the warmest of days either. we have a couple of snow showers that are starting to die out a little bit the but you can see some thinking about heading in to central delaware. so kent county you may be finding some and southern new castle county just some very light flurries out there. later on today there could be a couple stray flurries maybe even a narrow band of a snow shower and one or two areas. otherwise it looks like a relatively quiet the but cold day to day. our temperatures in the 30's right now. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-three in trenton.

34 degrees in wilmington but factor in the wind later on today and it will feel even though we have reached 40 degrees, it may feel colder then the actual air temperatures we are seeing right now a long the the coast temperatures are in the middle 30's. the ocean is starting to warm up a little bit. why can't the rest of us. we will be finding warmer temperatures on the seven day forecast. the notice the other feature of today's weather, not just cool but windy. we've got these wind currently just right out of the northwest and they are sustained at 17 miles an hour. that makes our temperatures all of them right now feel like they are in the 20's and we will be keeping this wind going all day long and then even later on today we will start to see these wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour. the iemperature, it forms a nice little roof, a nice little house there, doesn't it. we have 40 degrees that was last tuesday. we will probably end up with 40 degrees today too and in between what did we do? well, we stayed very consistent in the upper 40's, thursday, that was a great one, at 67 degrees. felt nice.

but we had a lot of rain associated with it. we need 67 or 68 degrees and in rain. we don't see that coming this weekend, however. today we will find temperatures that will get to about 40 degrees. tomorrow we should be in the upper 40's with high pressure building in, lots of sunshine tomorrow. and by the the time we will get to monday we will be 234509's which is nice. one or two computer models show a rain shower coming down to monday but still it is more acceptable in the 50's then it is in the 40's or 30's. now our future weather this was right, picking this up, now, that is gone from the area, it is not picking up where we're seeing at least aloft some of the snow showers, so expect to find clouds around scattered here or there and some have of them could be scattered here or there too. this computer model shows them over there you could fine them scattered around later on today with a couple of sprinkles and flurries as we head in the afternoon, first part of the evening that leaves we're left with sunshine here tomorrow, temperatures will get slightly

warmer and still be in the 40's but upper end of the 40's and then monday a couple of clouds and then maybe later on monday do we see a few showers coming through here it is possible but that is also possible to change. that is the weather for us. as we look the at weather temperatures today, 40 degrees. poconos 32 degrees. the it is too cold in every single location. remember these win gusts of 30 miles an hour and that is chance of the stray flurry or sprinkle tonight 22 degrees so cold bring those pets in, i necessity you'll keep the layers on you'll need them, 48 degrees tomorrow. monday 58. tuesday 55. maybe a shower later on in the day. by thursday on friday we are in the lower 60's, maybe a shower but those temperatures are a lot better nicole. >> it is a heart stopping real look at dangers of drinking and driving. a california woman allegedly intoxicated is passed out behind the wheel on the busy freeway. reporter steve, shows us the the video and heroic police

officer who helped even that situation. >> reporter: black chrysler was stop in the number three lane in the north bound 805 with traffic speeding by on both sides. breaking news tracker paul, spotted it pulled over and called 911. he ran over during a break in on coming traffic and tried to awaken the driver. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: windows rolled up, doors locked, would the man was passed out unresponsive. >> wake up. >> reporter: cars and trucks never stopped, sliding right or left to avoid an accident most still running at full speed. >> you see cars going by at 55, 60, seven on 80 miles an hour. >> any impact, that was very close. >> reporter: moments later sergio flower's arrived on the scene and tries to rouse her too. waiting a second for speeding car to pass then getting into position and swinging his flashlight at her window. the car started to roll role

slowly as driver's foot came off the break. he ran around to rap again on the passenger window, breaking in. >> finally he was able to open up up the door and throw the gear shift into park. with man was collected from behind the wheel and walk over to the curb. empty vodka bottle visible on her floor board. twenty-five year-old ambler delane mckenny was arrested on the suspicion of driving under the the influence, handcuffs and driven to booking good talk about putting yourself and so many others in such danger, that heroic police officer. by wait that was steve fiorena reporting. miami watts and ben stiller starring in while we're young. we will hear from the actors and

and welcome back. generation x goes through a mid life crisis in the new movie while we're young. correspondent susan marquez has more from the stars niomi watts and ben stiller. >> reporter: middle-aged married couple bee friend hip store 20 something's in the new comedy while we're young. >> hanging out the with a couple 25 years old. >> we were 25. i mean we were. it would be fun. >> reporter: niomi what the and ben stiller star as older couple trying to recapture their youth. >> what kind of class. >> hip-hop. >> they start thinking wow, we seem to be exciting how did

we get to this place where we're almost asleep and, you know, bored with our lives. >> reporter: they play the younger couple they make aging generation xers rethink their choices. >> you see younger people. they are young. they look at us as old. then you ara tracked to that because it is a promise on have what could have been. >> what is up with the hat. >> you are an old man with the hat. >> reporter: in an interesting bit of casting former beastie boy adam horwitz is grown up voice of reason. >> had me questioning my own life. >> well, that is great i mean hopefully not the in a bad way but i just think any film that makes you think, you know discuss afterward, it is a film worth watching. >> reporter: stars hope audience's greed. >> arthritis arthritis. >> yes, i usually just say it once. >> reporter: susan marquez cbs news hollywood. >> that looks good. >> 6:25. still ahead, we are live on the scene of breaking news and

there is good news also in the the fight against a stubborn blaze in north philadelphia, it reached four alarms at one point. coming up next we will have a live update. new construction is about to get underway at six flags great adventure but this attraction isn't just about the amusement ride the the story when "eyewitness n

>> reporter: we are following breaking news a fire is still

rage nothing north philadelphia but finally it appears to be under control we will tell you the problem that fire fighters had had to deal with in getting this building secured. that is next. and good news for amanda knox, it appears her long running court battle is new over what she's saying about her murder conviction. and little girl found wandering the streets in the middle of the night and what she says he was doing and how an alert septa bus driver saved her from danger. the it is saturday march 28th. thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. lets send it over to carol with more on this forecast. we'd like to be a little warmer. >> we could add 40 degrees. >> that sound about right. >> eighty would be fine. >> sure. >> but instead we will be at 40 today and we have a chance of a stray little flurry out there. the it is starting to brighten up in atlantic city. you can signed of see the

horizon out there. you can see more as we head over to rehoboth beach, and also ben franklin bridge, so the the skies will be well, lighter then they are at tonight but not totally sunny today and you can see in row beach it is quiet, on the boardwalk. the the ocean is coming in right on schedule. it is a cloudy day, shaping up for to us day. we have seen a couple snow showers in harrisburg, lancaster pick up one. you can see a couple maybe thinking of heading in to central and southern portion of the new castle will county and central portion of kent county. just a stray, flurry, you little, sprinkle or something today that should be the extent of it, precipitation wise. not totally dry in every location but pretty close to it. thirty-six in philadelphia right now. thirty-three in trenton. we have 36 degrees in wilmington. twenty-three in the poconos and wildwood at 37 degrees. warmest temperature out there this morning. our high just getting to around 40 degrees. also we should be probably having to deal with 30 in mile an hour wind gusts at times.

that will bring that feel of the temperature way down into the the 20's and 30's today. so expect a blustery day to day. our computer model says a couple of little sprinkles, snow showers might be scattered around with a few clouds and those gusty wind. it looks better around here tomorrow, we will warm up slightly and we will warm up even more than that as we get in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast and i will show you those numbers just ahead, nicole. >> carol, thank you. another update on our breaking news a massive four alarm fire in the tioga section of north philadelphia has been just placed under control. so, some good news there lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson who has spent all morning there at that fire scene steve. >> reporter: just moments ago finish meeting with philadelphia fire commissioner derek sawyer. he does tell us at this point the fire is now placed under control. that means that the major majority of the flames and the smoke is self-contained and not going to, in risk of spread to go any other structures at this point.

but as you can see fire fighters continuing to douse the flames and smoke that are still inside this structure as they have been taking a defensive posturing all morning long. part of thats's we showed you flames from earlier in the 2400 block of west, west more land. part of the that defensive posturing is risk of collapse. they have set up various collapse zones around the structure just to make sure that the building was safe and secure for both fire fighters and people around the structure. that was the big risk this morning. this is a big, big structure in an old abandoned facility that some 65,000 square feet. fire fighters had to deal were not only the size of the fire but just how much that fire had consumed the building, also, a concern was the the regional rail, septa regional rail that runs right alongside the building and it allowed the the fire to spread more because they could not get to one side of the building. they were essentially cut off.

but again, just by how much of the hose and operation and posturing that they took they were able to knock the flames out. that is the the situation we see now. regional rails by septa has been affect as the line going to norristown but again, the flames have been managed and contained. as far as we heard in medical transports, nobody injured nobody inside this structure so good news this morning. three and a half hours later as they knock out those flames. that is very latest, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve thank you. >> investigators are on the scene of the deadly explosion at a bucks county manufacturing plant. thinks the scene at timeet plant at 900 block of homelock road in morgan town. the circumstances remain uncleared but investigators identified the victim as 27 year-old jacob lopez from ephrata. we are told he is survived by his fiance.

trouble new information emerge about thursday's gas explosion and building collapse in new york. blast was caught on tape and two people are still missing in manhattan's east village. police say the the explosion may have been caused by a worker improperly tapping a gas line. a fire fighter who helped victims get to safety said there was carnage all around him. >> collapse is probably number one killer of firemen. jimmy dunn used to write that. if you look at a history is there an old saying that i was scared and i did it anyway. you just hope it ain't that time. >> reporter: the blast damaged or destroyed four apartment buildings and injured nearly two dozen people. long running legal saga a involving amanda knox is now over. on friday italy's highest court overturned the murder conviction against her and her ex-boyfriend. danielle nottingham has the very latest. >> i'm still grateful to have my life back. >> reporter: a amanda knox made a brief statement outside her washington state home

following her second acquittal. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened, for the justice i have received for the support that i have had from everyone from my family, from my friends to strangers, people like you, you saved my life and i'm so grateful. >> reporter: on friday italy's highest court declared knox and her then boyfriend rafael to not murder knox's british roommate meredith churcher in 2007. she was found dead in the apartment they scaled in italy with two other students. knocks incomes and her boyfriend were arrested a few days later and served jail time awaiting trial. they were convicted and then acquitted on appeal and then convicted a second time after a retrial. >> i'm a lucky one. >> reporter: the 27 year-old is living in her home state of washington and is working as a journalist. danielle nottingham will for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more troubling details emerge about the pilot that french authorities say intentionally crashed a plane full of people into the french alps. that crash killed drexel university graduate emily selke and 149 others. now we're hearing exclusively from one of her close friend. she spoke to only "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> reporter: yes. >> emily is just such a positive person. she had this very go with the flow personality, very easy going personality, so she was really easy to get along with. >> reporter: julie mircik is coming to grips with the reality that her friend emily selke died in this plane crash in the french alps. >> that is me and emily. >> reporter: two were roommates in 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 co pilot andreas lubitz to crash the the passenger jet the key questions investigators from multiple countries are working to answer. >> i don't feel anger, i'm, i am saddened for those fathers and parents of that young pilot: i can't imagine what they are going through right the now. >> reporter: investigators searched lubitz apartment and found a torn up doctor's note excusing him from work, the same day authorities say he crash the plane on purpose . investigators say he lock the pilot out of the cockpit before descend nothing to the mountains. up rest gators expected to take weeks to locate everyone on board. >> she just had so much life in her that all of my memories are really 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 a

cockpit, 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 100,000 commercial pilots in this country cannot do their jobs without first being cleared by doctors. that is all under going a physical exam and self reporting about whether they tried to commit suicide or mental disorder including depression or anxiety. formal psychiatric examination is not required by the the federal aviation administration. you can 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 the cbs philly.com. here at home chopper three over the schuylkill river friday as emergency crews pulled a body from the water. this is near kelly drive and south ferry road in east falls. police say body is a man but there is in word on his identity or cause of death.

on one on the river bank discovered that body and then called police. mother of the suspect charged with assaulting a young woman in port richmond is now apologizing. investigators say woman was walking home from the gym when she was attacked by 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. >> in, i don't believe he is capable have doing anything like this. >> what are the parents doing? you know it is just sad that it comes down to this. >> prosecutors are expect to try the the suspects, teenage suspects as adults. well, charges have been filed against one of these two men in the attack of an elderly man. the suspects facing charges of 27 year-old steven miller. police say miller attack a eight three-year old man outside his home at robin hill apartment complex in voorhees. the victim was beaten before being robbed of his belongings. a second suspect is facing charges for using that victim's credit card after the

attack. the the victim is recovering in the hospital tonight. well, a septa driver comes to the the rescue of a little girl found all alone in the middle of the night in tacony. four year-old annabel ridgeway left her torresdale avenue home in the pouring rain to get what she called a slushy from wawa. surveillance video shows the girl getting on the route 66 bus an 3:00. harlen jennifer could not believe what was happening he keep kept her safe and then called police. >> i was like you got to be kidding me not this time of the night. >> i cannot thank him enough. i wish i could have him to hug right new. there is just no way, there is in way. he saved my daughter's life. >> reporter: annabel was quickly reunited with mom and dad an it looks like she's doing great. great end to that story. right now a marathon mission in space is underway, what nasa hopes to learn from one astronaut's incredible journey is coming up next. six flags great adventure is going green.

i'm cleve bryan. how the park plans to get 98 percent of the power need from renewal energy. and mystery solved, the owner of these pink chickens comes forward and explains yes dyed their feathers in the the first place that is coming up. also feeling more like february, then the end of march, carol comes back with more on these chilly temperatures up ne jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this way. it takes away the joy of learning in a classroom, which was one of the reasons we all became teachers - to see the bright look on their face when you finally got them. ros: it's those years where we had that teacher who gave us a little extra, who spent a little bit more time with us, who made us stay after school, who kept calling our parent. a standardized test is one of the weakest ways to assess student learning and student knowledge.

jim: it's detrimental. standardized testing is sucking the air out of classrooms.

now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. american astronaut scott kelly is waking up in space

this morning after blasting off for a year long space mission on friday. >> lift off year in space starts now. >> kelly and russian cosmonaut took off yesterday. the mission's primary goal, it is to study long term effects of weight lessness and space radiation on humans. this will be kelly's fourth trip into space. >> this time i get the sense that i'm going somewhere and i'm in the really coming back for a long time. kind of like i'm moving there. >> fourteen member revolving crew will conduct 400 scientific experiment, one involves daily medical tests on kill any orbit with similar tests on his twin brother retired astronaut mark kelly back on earth. they hepp this paves way for future space travel including extended trips to mars. well, happening today thousands of runners are expect to turnout for annual philly 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. by the way phillies home opener is monday april 6th. so the count down begins. well dozens are walking all night for a great cause in wynfield heights as well. philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine held relay for life event overnight. students, faculty and staff are working to raise money for american cancer society. global event raises fund for cancer research and to support patients and caregivers. it is 6:45. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday vladamire dutyay and vanita nair join us from new york with the preview. good morning. >> coming up will it set a dangerous precedent in the internet age. radio shack tries to sell information about millions of customers as part of the bankruptcy plan. could other companies such as facebook and google sell their customer's information. women take control of the hollywood, why female focus films are raking it in and

mens movies are failing. looking back at the history of air force one as pentagon gets ready to spend billions on a new fleet we will have exclusive interview of the woman in charge of buying the president's next flame. all that plus eye opener, dish and special saturday session concert by south by southwest music festival just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> thanks, looking forward to it. right now six flags great adventure is going green in a big way. at muse. park's roller coaster and other attractions will be soon running on solar power. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has that story. >> reporter: the world's largest theme park with north america's fastest, tallest roller coaster... six flags great adventure is working on a new achievement becoming the greenest park. this week they announced plans with the k d.c. solar company to build one of new jersey's biggest solar farms. it is a facility that is going

to be within of the kind in the state of new jersey and within of the kind in the theme park industry which we are excited about. >> reporter: it will produce 29.9 mega watts enough to power 3500 homes. great adventure's property includes 2200 wooded acres and the solar farm will set on 90 acres near the safari park. they will cut down 18,000 trees but plan to plant 26,000. >> we have a forrester who works for us making sure trees are in good shape and that we take care of the environment. >> reporter: it is 128-mile per hour kingdaka does in the give you have a thrill, once the facility is complete, 98 percent of the park's annual power need will come from clean energy. new jersey ranks third in the nation for solar power with almost 33,000 projects over the last 15 years including this array at the whole food in cherry hill that customers appreciate. >> green energy is wonderful and i think it should start with businesses.

>> the greener we get, the cheaper it will be for electricity eventually. supply and demand. >> reporter: their solar project begins construction this spring and will be late by 2016. in jackson township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" . >> dizzy yet from that roller coaster ride we were all on, wow. our weather watchers are in the dizzy, they are up, checking temperatures and we've got the a 35-degree temperature in clementon, robert stewart has some wise words, cold when do we catch up with spring? soon i hope. wind of course are gusty because it seems like every single weekend we end up eater with precipitation or very strong wind. there is another 35-degree or now 38-degree temperature, david dutch also in clementon. 's grease with me. now, i love that. i agree with you carol 70 and sunny all day every day. we wish we could get to temperatures like that but we're not. in fact, we have a couple flurries. we have seen them out the to

the west. thinks where fran in nottingham pennsylvania said i think that might be saying a few flurries. he was right. there were a few flurries. you might find a couple more later on. the let's head over to the boardwalk which looks nice but once again we're the only ones on it as we walk over there but notice ocean looking relatively quiet. the sky has some cloud, brighter they so we can see something out there at the this point and temperatures are cold as we have come to expect. now, storm scan three, fran out of nottingham saw a couple snow showers and you can see why and in of this is hitting the ground accord to any of the observation stations you've got. we may be seeing a few flurries making it to the ground in those areas especially where we see color purple. we have some cloud. we will be dealing with cloud today. you cannot rule out flurries or a snow shower moving on throughout the day. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-three in trenton. 36 degrees in wilmington. this is almost very end of

march and we are dealing with temperatures lining this. not only that but we have temperatures in the a afternoon that will get to 40 degrees today. we will factor in the strong wind and it will be feeling even colder. we're complaining about 36. how about buffalo at 19. cleveland at 18 degrees. their temperatures are half what ours are. cold air mass is out there and it will be funneling down today, keeping these temperatures at about 40 degrees, tomorrow we're still in the 40's but we're at the other end of the 40's probably around 48 degrees. high pressure builds in. that brings the sun out. that maybe brings a smile to your face but maybe in the as big of a smile as monday when temperatures get into the the 50's. perhaps a chance of the shower at the that point. let's see if the computer model is still thinking that. it says as we move through today we will get some clearing cloud a couple of the scattered showers snow showers, and this one wants to pick one up along the shore as we move through this evening but it is fair to say you

could find a couple of those in other locations even earlier then that. the as we hit midnight we will clear out these temperatures just bottoming out tonight. they will get down to 22 degrees tonight. very cold start to the day tomorrow. by monday, we're looking at a couple of rain showers maybe going through maybe not but temperatures are milder in the 50's by the time we get to that. our mark so far 42 degrees. below normal the highest temperature this month 68. the lowest was 11. we will be in the middle that with our temperature of 40 degrees today. forty-two at the shore. poconos 32 degrees. any of those locations which means everybody a chance of that flurries sprinkle or snow shower. wind gusting to 30 miles an hour. that incomes down how that 40 degrees will feel. tonight, 22 degrees again. can we ever get out of this. keep the heat on, layers on pets kept as warm as you are. it is a cold night and cold

start to the day tomorrow. 48 degrees. by monday though we are in the upper 50's. maybe a shower. tuesday maybe another shower 55 degrees but by thursday maybe a shower but we're in the 60's by that point which is not bad. do you love watching the weather? well, you too can be featured in our newscast bay becoming an eyewitness weather watcher just like the people you saw this morning. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. >> nicole? >> carol, thanks. we told but this story yesterday, pink chickens found wondering around in port land oregon. now the mystery has been solved. the owner has come forward with an explanation as to why he died the bird pink. caitlin boldick has the story. >> reporter: color of pinkies color of love and friendship but to bruce whitman, the color of pinkies just funny. >> every time i thought about doing dying an animal pink makes me smile. >> reporter: it seemed like a natural thing to do, he says to dip dye his chick men a

nice roasty hugh. >> beat juice and food coloring. >> reporter: don't lie that was just for him and the extra dye... . found its way on his dog. >> he loves it the because everyone wants to pet him. >> reporter: to share in the fun whitman thought he would drop them off at port land water front for the day. >> i wanted to take them down there i knew people would wake up and smile and have a laugh, and start their day off right report are report he knew chickens would turn a head or two but never did he think it would turn into all of this. >> lucas, he seen it on the news. he said oh, they are on the news. >> reporter: after their tv debut whitman picked up his pink colored pets at the animal shelter and brought them back home. do you want to put them. >> reporter: where they continue to draw a crowd, and a smile, just what whitman was going for. >> it makes me happy. i have a good start to this

sum fur this many people are smiling because of something simple difficult. >> next time stay with the chickens. it is not all happy news for owner of those chickens. local animal service gave whitman a warning about the hazards of releasing those birds in public spots. we will be right back.

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do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant cleaner, mops and "wet floor" signs. how long does it take to reheat cod? we also have air fresheners. make on-budget happen. make cleaning up happen. staples. make more happen. well, one last check of the weather, carol. >> it is not the brightest of the saturdays not the warmest either. we have some cloud out there and you cannot rule out a stray flurry sprinkle or even a snow shower as we move through the day. otherwise expect temperatures of 40 degrees but feeling colder then that. look at that night time temperature though, 22 degrees overnight by the time we get up tomorrow morning a chilly

one and then 48 degrees on sunday monday at 58 degrees, sun, cloud one model wants to bring in a shower in the afternoon. the tuesday maybe another shower in the afternoon, 55 degrees. and then by thursday and friday we should be looking at temperatures in the 50's and maybe a shower. >> much better. >> yes. >> keep up with the shower. >> carol thanks. the that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly to the come. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. >> bye-bye.

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it is march 28th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." was there a warning? new information about what the co-pilot of flight 9525 might have said days before the crash in france. plus amanda knox acquitted yet again. will this mean the end of her long running murder case? >> radioshack tries to sell its customer information as part of its bankruptcy. in future could tech giants such as facebook and google do it too. plus, they made history. a six-way surgery saved lives and made friends. but we begin this morning with today's