ect the fbi claims, wanted to be a solder in the deadly war being waged by isis. members of the fbi a's joint terrorism task force whose identities we are concealing are seen in this video shot by an eyewitness arresting the suspect friday morning at her home in the 800 block of north tenth street. later wearing a veil at her first court appearance, she's identified as keonna thomas, 30 years old also known as fatayat al khalifah and, young lioness. can you tell us about what she was planning. >> i cannot make a statement at this time. >> reporter: while the prosecutor decline comment an fbi arrest warrant says thomas planned to fly through spain and turkey to syria where on twitter she told isis members she planned to fight and indict with them. co conspirator number two you probably want to do is to shoddy operation was me. keonna thomas says that would be a amazing a girl can only

witch. number two i can make that witch come true. >> i don't have any further comment at this time. my office was just a appoint budd we will prepare next week. >> reporter: thomas's defense attorney declined to specifically comment on the will allegations but the suspect who answered yes and into a judge's questions during a four mina rain. allegedly had much more scary word during a twitter exchange with an isis co conspirator about loyalty to the terror group. co conspirator number two but if my wife comes and turns out she was a spy after all these years i will personally bee head her. keonna thomas cutting head is more personal. for now thomas won't be going anywhere. magistrate refusing to set bail. there will be a hearing on wednesday, on pretrial tea tension and if the prosecutors prevail, she will be held behind bars, until her trial. much more on this story when we join you at 6:00 live from

the u.s. courthouse walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". unbelievable details emerge to go day thanks very much. here in our news room or staff is working hard all day trying to gather information on this woman whom we do know lived on north tenth street here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in the neighborhood gauging some reaction steve. >> reporter: chris, neighbors on this block say they knew keonna a thomas but not very well. she was described as quiet, border lean reclusive but neighbors said they never thought that would mean extremist. add any other address three american flags, could be considered a normal sight and at this home the the irony borders on something sinister. >> you think that your people that is around you on your block and everything and i have been here for over 20 something years. it is like ahh. >> reporter: residents in this north philadelphia neighborhood reacting to the news that federal officials calling the would the man living at this home in the 800

block of north tenth street, a terrorist. next door neighbor eugene smith, hopes that it isn't true. >> i hope everything get cleared with her and, you know, we find out that it wasn't really what they are saying. >> reporter: federal investigators say 30 year-old keonna thomas was trying to support the international terror organization isis before traveling overseas to join jihad fighters. the exclusive video obtain by cbs-3 "eyewitness news" shows thomas, being arrested at her home, friday morning. >> they just forcefully went in. >> reporter: neighbor ronnie paterson says he has been watching federal agents across the street since they raided the home for evidence one week ago. paterson she didn't know thomas but called would the man quiet and respectful, stunned that anyone would call her terrorist. >> you never know how live next door to. it is just very shocking. >> reporter: at 6:00 o'clock

more from the woman who witnessed those events from that exclusive video unfold here in real time and what she said that the pattern was for that woman in this neighborhood. for now we are live from north philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". our news room will continue gathering information on this story throughout the day and night and the coming days so stay with us here on the air and also on line at cbs philly.com. now lets go back to the studio and natasha. chris, we are also monitoring another home ground terror plot this one unrelated out of new york city. this is a sketch of the noel velentzas and asia siddiqui in court. they were arrested accused of plotting a a boston marathon style attack. police say duo sympathized with al qaeda and isis. well, we are tracking some rain across our region on this good friday but it is warm outside today. "eyewitness news" in philadelphia's olde city where those out and about made good use of the umbrella, it is a

bit dreary out there but again, it is warm. glass half full. the meteorologist kathy orr is off today we have kate bilo in with us, checking on this holiday weekend. how sit looking kate. >> tonight not looking so great. we have more rain more wind and even chance for a few thunderstorms but remainder of the who will take weekend looks sunny at least. best day of the next stretch will be easter sunday heading through weekend. that is our best day to look forward to. to take has been warm but we have several more hours of rain to get through. i want to draw your attention to nasty storms over portions of kentucky. as those continue to move in our direction we will to have be alert for localized, strong thunderstorms through the remained other this evening and night. i want to draw your attention zooming in more you can see one cell that has started to develop just off the coast into portions of maryland and that is moving in portions of sussex county, delaware. we have cloud cover in place and showers that stabilizing the atmosphere and not providing a whole lot of fuel for any severe thunderstorms

to work w threat is localized through rest of tonight but anyone of these cells south of the city where temperatures warm more today could produce heavy rain and also damaging win gusts. for the rest of us we are looking at showers on and off 9:00 p.m. we have chance for stronger storms south of philadelphia and showers continue through 2:00 a.m. time frame. by 7:00 tomorrow morning we are clearing out and then by tomorrow afternoon we are looking at full sunshine. we are under a marginal risk for severe weather in philadelphia and appoints north. better risk from the city on southward, biggest threat lightening heavy rain and wind in excess of 50 miles an hour capable of bringing down tree branches there has been mention of a isolated tornado. not because of a lot of sheer but with the lack of warm air in place and lack of a lot of unshine we do think that risk will be very marginal here tonight. temperatures in the lower 60's tonight. we more 60's on the way for easter sunday. i'll have more in a few

minutes. the chris and natasha, back to you. we now know the the possible cause of a deadly overnight accident in abington. police say the driver of this chevy monte carlo was speeding and lost control when he crashed in the pole. the driver was declared dead at the scene, a at the the intersection of fischer and jenkintown road. police have not released the driver's identity pending notification of family. tolls day word of a massive date the a a breach in the philadelphia fire department. fire officials say a recent investigation uncovered a data vendor gave names, birth dates, and social security numbers of 750 ambulance patients to a theft ring involved in the tax scheme. specifically those who used fire department ambulance services in 2012, february february and left. we have some breaking news in atlantic city florida developer who is buying the now closed revel casino is also trying to buy the the former show boat casino. glenn straub has put up 26

million-dollar for the show boat property hoping to purchase it from stockton university. straub said the movies the start of a 500 million-dollar effort to try to redevelop atlantic city. well, boys are back, boys of summer that is. >> phillies are back at citizens bank park where they will play their on deck seer ace against pirates starting tonight. the sports director beasley easies live at the ballpark with more hi beasley. >> hi there natasha. there is so much gloom and doom over this coming season that i expected citizens bank park to be condemned but it is beautiful. the field is gorgeous. champion ship banners signs of past success still hang behind me and looking at the the players, look the at the guys i expected odd looking players but they look like the phillies. i wish them the best. this is a two game exhibition on deck series with the pirates. the manager spoke moments ago saying he wants them doing right things and playing well leading into monday's opening

day where a cole hamels will take the ball. just moments ago cole talked about the season. >> the the reason you play the game we enjoy every moment to get to do so but the purpose behind every day is to win as many as you can and host a trophy at the the even of the day and take a parade. it is something where we get to decide what we want to do this year and it all starts on monday. >> the food smells great, as i walk through corridor upstairs the the preparation looks the the same. i wish them all the best. live from citizens bank park i'm beasley reese new back to the studio. >> nothing like sights, sound and smells of the the ballpark. we love that. beasley, thanks very much. if you are heading to the game tonight tomorrow or monday whatever it mate be budget a few extra minutes because metal detectors are at every entrance point of citizens bank park. your cell phones, cameras, keys they all have to go into

check bins but belts and shoes don't. this type of security is in use at all major league baseball parks starting to day. so we have to adjust. >> yes. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a sailor missing at sea for more than two months ace live and well and he is telling his remarkable story of survival. see the emotional reunion with his family. big fire breaks out at general electric's appliance factory and shuts down production and send smoke in the air. and the the price is wrong but that woman still walkway a big winner, so what happened to the game show mod hole made the embarrassing mistake,

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about 200 fire fighters spent the day battling a massive six alarm fire at a general electric storage warehouse in louisville, kentucky. no injuries were reported so far but the the height of this fire this morning thick black smoke could be seen for miles away heavy pieces of ash were also, raining done on nearby areas. right now there is no known cause of this fire. a fisherman who went missing, survives more than two months lost at sea it is a nation. >> tonight he is out of the hospital and reunited with his family. martin savage has his remarkable story of serve eiffel. >> reporter: emotional reunion father and son together for the first time in months. thirty-seven year-old lewis jordan was lost at the sea for

66 days his sail boat capsized leaving him drifting far from shore. >> there is a time you wonder if he could still be out there surviving. >> reporter: lewis speaking out recounting how he managed to survive catching fish with his bear hand and eating it raw and trapping rainwater. >> i was running out of water drinking a pint a day rationing that water, almost out, almost out. finally god answered my prayer, before i ran out of water. >> reporter: reportedly missing january 29th jordan set out for a fishing trip when coastguard says his sail boat mast broke and electronic gear was damaged during rough weather. on thursday after two months at sea with the broken shoulder his fortunes change. german flag vessel he will rescued jordan about 200 miles east of north carolina's cape hatteras. he was medivac'd to a virginia hospital, walked inside on his

own 2 feet. >> i was utterly grateful, thankful to the people who rescued me and i was grateful to god that my parents were not going to be worried with me. >> reporter: agonizing ordeal for jordan's family coming to a close. >> let's a hug. >> that is stuff that movies are made of. >> absolutely, that is remarkable. >> martin savage reporting for us tonight. still to come on "eyewitness news" if you have an old are brother or sister who seem to have all of the brains growing up and feeling overshadowed a new study find you may have a reason to thank you. we will take a closer look at is what being called the spill over effect. easter will likely see you digging deeper into your pocket, for chocolate candy and all those easter basket goodies. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with why consumers are spending more this year we are back in

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too day is one of the holiest days in christian california tar. >> pope francis led the way of the cross procession in the the coliseum. earlier the the vatican pope francis led got friday mass which recounts the passion of jesus christ. many catholics marked good friday in philadelphia as well, "eyewitness news" was at the cathedral of saints peter

and paul in center city philadelphia today for a mass earlier. well, tonight also marks the start of passover, jewish holiday marking israelis escape from slavery in egypt. people all around the a area and world will celebrate with the special meal known assadre, and holiday runs through next saturday. and hopefully is there easter egg hunts will be preserved and not muddy. >> no, they shouldn't be. >> i don't want little easter egg hunts to be compromised, with all this rain. >> remember the short sleeve easter dress and parkas on top. >> not this time. >> fantastic for easter. >> if you are going to early easter mass, sunrise services on easter sunday it will be chilly. all and all a nice easter sunday on the way and nice mile start to pass over this evening as well. let look outside taking you outside to rooftop campaign looking at bottom of the screen you can see our weather watcher crawl. they are send nothing

observations especially on a night like tonight things vary. you can see local observations from potentially your neighborhood across the bottom of our screen. we are seeing some brightening in the skies here and there over the city but still cloud cover. cloud are socked in every where. we have light showers moving through southern delaware, few more moving north and west and these will fill in. we will see more in the way of rainfall tonight and it extend well back to the west. i want to draw your attention to the storm getting more intense, mainly just steady rain with these showers across southern delaware but this is area want to watch where temperatures in sussex county delaware got up in the 70's. with that heating that is best chance to get severe weather. speaking of is he rear weather you can see red shading is a tornado watch for portions of kentucky and tennessee this batch of storms moves east that will come through here later tonight probably will loosen joy when we lose heating of the day but just something to watch out for. out and about today mainly

dealing with scattered showers but isolated thunderstorms embedded with these showers and produce win gusts of 45 miles an hour heavy downpours, lightening. you want to watch out out and about, walking around the city because it comes and goes. it can be dry and then these storm blows in and you don't want to be caught outside in one of them. notice how temperatures dropped off, we are seeing temperatures in the lower 60's thanks to the rain cooled air where it is 66 in reading. sixty-eight in dover. net that is yellow south of dover. those are areas you want to watch for best rest being of severe weather. we have 80's in raleigh-durham and charleston but that warmth is eroded as cool air comes n for pass over at 7:27, 60 degrees showers, mild and breezy. still that south wind through tonight. watch how it changes. tomorrow morning we are seeing northwest wind and wind will be strong tomorrow. these are sustain winds to 20 miles an hour in the afternoon but wind gust over 30 or 35 miles an hour, all day long. blustery saturday thanks to

that pressure gradient. on sunday with high pressure moving overhead much nicer with highs in the 50's and good deal of sun. tonight cloudy skies showers isolated thunderstorms. tomorrow cloud giving way to sun, windy and cooler. out and about on your saturday 56 degrees at 8:00 a.m. fifty-two by noon. notice wind will be with us all day finally dying down by about five or 6:00 o'clock in the evening. you're witness weather three day forecast tomorrow is a transition day, clearing out but windy. sunday easter sunday looks nice, 62 with sunshine and beautiful for that phillies home opener at citizens bank park on monday. 67 degrees, sun nice and mile. if you are heading out to the ballpark everything we will look good for. that stay there we will have more weather

retailers hope that easter

holiday puts the a spring in the step of some consumers. >> how much do you plan to spend? three on your side consumer reporter jim done van at the numbers. national retail federation expects total easter spend to go reach $16.4 billion $140.62 sent on average about $3 more than last year. as americans spend the holiday with family and friend it is expected they will spend bulk of that money $5.3 billion overall on food for an easter brunch or dinner but all of those bunnies and jelly beans do add up to about $2.2 billion spent on easter candy. >> as days get closer to easter they will start doing them and we will have some candy and things left and we consolidate. >> reporter: after a miserable winter retailers expect 1.9 billion to be spent on apparel during easter perhaps change in seasons getting shoppers warmed up. so there you have it, average

spending $140, i for one bought a few check late easter eggs and i'm good. >> you are good. >> you have a chocolate bunny, $140. >> wow. >> i don't know who these people are feel free to invite me tour easter brunch. >> i know, candy. >> thank you very much. still to come in our next half an hour hear a health warning about a drug resistant drug virus that has hit pennsylvania. plus... >> reporter: philadelphia police arrest 60 people in one fail wipe in the same operation i'm matt rivers outside 25th police district and coming up i'll tell you why they were all taken in custody. and chilling new details about the last moments of a germanwings flight that plunge into the french alps what the flight data recorder has now revealed. and then new at 6:00 tonight we have exclusive video of the former teacher from montgomery county sentencing who was quick with having sex with the student find out how longer contact

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i'm chris may, we're following developing news philadelphia woman wanting to become a mart air for cause of ice is. federal prosecutors alleged 30 year-old keonna thomas communicated with isis supporters on line and made plans to travel to syria to join them.

instead she was arrested this morning at her home in north philadelphia. >> you never know who you live next door to, i'm at a lost for word. it is very shocking. you don't think you open up your door and see, this going on, you know counter terrorism, it is just sad. >> thomas is in federal custody tonight and she will have a detention hearing set for next week. well, also it the has been a rainy dreary friday across the region. "eyewitness news" on independent mall where tourist taking in the sights were wet but they were not shivering kate, there is a silver lining there. >> there is a silver lining. i took my kid to the zoo. we were damp but we didn't need heavy coat. we will take it. not too bad today temperature wise but you can see these showers creeping in and few storms getting more intense here over southern delaware where temperatures have been high tore day. watch for showers abe isolated strong storms. we have better news for your easter holiday. i'll that have including

phillies home opener coming up in the phillies seven day forecast. natasha, back over to you. new at 5:30 a big drug bust in philadelphia resulted in 60 arrests. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more on the effort by law enforcement. >> reporter: this operation involved several dozen police officers and officials say it was designed to send a specific message from those who come from the suburbs to buy drugs in the city. >> not only will you be arrested and charged for that crime but your vehicle if you have one will be confiscated. >> reporter: philadelphia police announced results of the large operation friday and in the east division with dozens of people being arrested throughout the day on thursday for either buying oreling drugs. >> we managed to arrest 60 persons during this operation in confiscated, 24 vehicles. >> reporter: police showed off those cars most belonging to people coming in the city from the suburbs to buy heroin crack or marijuana. this car's owner even designed

a hidden compartment to store drugs in the back seat but still got caught. police say the scale of the operation is due in large part to constant citizen complaints about the drug trade. >> the community are besieged by large numbers of drug addicts buying and using drugs openly. again, we have young children and parents walking through these drug markets just to get to school. >> you see it quite often. it is mostly suburban people that is coming down here to grab the drugs. >> reporter: friend christian and john live in the 25th district where most of the arrest where is made. they say people are tired of watching drugs flood their streets. >> i think many people are used to it but they try to get out of here and it is frustrating for them. >> reporter: police say there are more operations like this one scheduled for the near future. we are in hunting park matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tonight, this man 19 year-old mauriceo san juan

martinez is being held in chester county prison on $25,000 bail. he is a west chester university student accused of sexually assaulting a female student at an off campus fraternity house party last week even. this man is facing several charges tonight ranging from rape and indecent assault to unlawful restraint. preliminary hearing in his case is set for april 16th. bullets fly outside a house party near temple's campus two people were shot there and two suspects in custody. our jan carabao has more from police headquarters. >> reporter: philadelphia police secured the scene in the 2700 block of north park avenue and used flashlights to search for efforts in this north philadelphia neighborhood, after a house party involving college students ended in gunfire friday morning. police on patrol heard gunshots around 1:30 and rush to the scene. investigators say there was a fight at a party here with 100

people crammed in the small row house. those fights spilled in the street, gunfire rang out. as police arrived they found two victims, party goers and more. >> they a saw a male put a hand gun on the sidewalk and then attempt to flee from police. police apprehended the male who put the the gun down and there was a struggle. individual tried to fight with police. police were able to subdued this male. >> reporter: twenty-four year-old man and another man with them were taken in custody. meantime a 19 year-old man shot three times is in critical condition this morning. a 23 year-old man shot once in the armies in stable condition. police are hoping witnesses and cameras in the area will help close this case quickly. >> the the shooter and part of the shooting is recorded by philadelphia police cameras. >> reporter: in the meantime a temple university spokesperson says neither victims nor suspects in this case are temple university students. he goes on to say that some temple university students were at the the party but were not involved in the incident. we're reporting from

philadelphia jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in kenya are still working to identify 148 people mostly students killed in the terrorist attack on a college campus yesterday. cbs news correspondent tina krause has more on the grim task now under way. >> reporter: many who lost loved ones in the terror attack on a kenya university are in inconsolable. police are taking fingerprints from bodies to identified student who died when al-shabob gunman assaulted their campus. authorities say somalia terrorist, rampage carefully, striking while students were still asleep taking hostages and targeting a site at the college where christians had gone to pray. this student says he ran for his life and helped other students jump out of windows to escape. witnesses say militants separated muslims from non- muslims and shot christians on

the spot. authorities say that the siege lasted about 13 hours and the attackers ended it when they detonated their suicide vest packed with explosives. al-shabob fighters have vowed to punish kenya for sending troops into destroy the terror group. anchor is building with residents demanding authorities do more to strengthen security. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pope frances has condemned the the terrorist assault calling a act of brutality pontiff said wow pray for perpetrators to change. well on more chilling details are coming out from the second black box of that germanwings airplane that was intentionally crash in the frenchal presidents. investigators say co pilot andreas lubitz adjusted the automatic pilot speed ago this plane up even as it plunge in the mountain side. prosecutors say that backs up their sus picks that lubitz

intentionally crash that plane. there were 150 lives on board when it crashed late last month and no survivors. framework for an agreement meantime over iran's nuclear program is complete. worldwide reaction has been positive but one of america's closest allies is strongly against the deal. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says iran is a threat to israel's existence, the the white house counterd saying the president will not sign any deal that posts a threat to israel. >> israel will not accept an agreement which allows a country that vow toss a any light us to develop nuclear weapons, period. >> we have always said we will not sign any final agreement that does in the meet our standards. >> reporter: u.s. officials say if iran violates the deal the anxiouses which crippled iran's economy can be reinstated immediately. is there much more to come including how lip baum got one women a $200 traffic ticket.

and, who is the smartest in your family? a new study about performance and influence older brothers and sisters have have on their younger siblings. and apparently it is easier then ever to win a car on the price is right so what will happen to the game show model whose big mistake, led to good fortune we will take a look. call it? well, we've got some showers moving through the at your use tonight steady rain possible even an isolated strong then are storm? what toss that mean for your easter weekend plans. we will have details with the seven da

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might just be a start of the slow down. u.s. only add ad 126,000 jobs in march, the smallest number since december of 2013. the unemployment rate did remain the same at 5.5 percent. perhaps the biggest disappointment in this report is wage growth, the president talked about job creation while in utah today. >> parts of the globe have seen their economies weaken europe has add a weaker economy, asia has been slowing down. we have had the strongest economy but we're impacted by what happens around the world and that is why we have to redouble our efforts. >> during that trip out when is the president took part in a round table honorary newble energy. he also toured an installation of solar panels at hill air force base. los angeles judge is now

ruled a trial can move forward to decide who owns a giant gym, at stake an 840-pound emerald, once said to be worth $372 million. >> wow. >> one of the largest of its kind the emerald was dug out of the mine in brazil more than ten years ago. since that time traders miners, real estate the tycoons and government of brazil have been vying for tonight a court battle. >> that is something worth fighting over. >> yes, i would think so. >> las vegas woman is given a ticket for putting chap stick on at a stop light. >> the ticket actually cost, stephanie freegoso, $200 points. nevada state officials are cracking down on distract driving and anything that takes your eyes off the road can land you a ticket not just electronics. >> he said it can be anything it could have been drinking water. >> i have seen men that are

actually shaving with their electric razors. the the one time driving down the i-95 and lady had her i pad velcro todd her steering wheel watching a movie good wow. >> now that clearly would be a deserving of ticket. >> officials say officers decide on a case by case basis whether something warrants a ticket. she says that he has already been more conscious behind the wheel. >> all right. we will be right back.

shoppers are out and about. one place that saw plenty of foot traffic, as always. it is the police to get any kind of sweet treat you are interested in anytime this year butter cream eggs, anything and everything chocolate. someone will be quite happy with their easter basket on sunday, safe to say. buy them for kid easter basket and then they mysteriously disappear and the kid will never be any the wiser. lets look at our weather watchers and see what they are reporting. we will go to the north and west where reading is nice and

warm. this is michael laci reporting rain 66 degrees. it is feeling nice. as we head down further south in pennsylvania we are seeing paul moriarty son and his house in new london township reporting 62 degrees. just a lit built of rain. the .06 inches today. the further south down toward shore points south of atlantic city we will check with james only 48 degrees in ocean city. marine influence. 12-degree difference between bay side and ocean side this afternoon. it depend where you get your moisture there, wind coming from the cool ocean and whole lot colder. one more shore points, michael connty in little will egg harbor township 55 degrees and very little wind on and off rain. that is what we have been dealing with all evening, all afternoon. just on and off showers, some heavier then others. we will look outside taking you down the shore and here is ocean city boardwalk. does not look that windy. camera was bouncing up and down. now quiet and dry enough that

people are out walking and riding their bikes along the boardwalk. not the best shore weekend we have ever had but at least if you had are out getting your evening stroll the shops are opened as well so that is good news down the shore. lets take you up toward poconos, this is broad headville in live neighborhood network where it is six three, cloudy and rainy. showers are widely scattered here across berks county and lehigh valley. we have a lull in philadelphia, few light showers. we are looking at stronger, cells that had developed over sussex county delaware. this has been warmer today. they don't look like they will be severe but with the red and yellow heavier rain and even chance for a little bit of lightening as well. we cannot have a an isolated severe storm here, maryland rate risk of downpours lightening, win gusts of 40 or 45. low risk of have hail and tornado. never zero risk when we have a warm front that lifted through and cold front yet to come through. there is sheer in that

environment. but generally speaking very low risk for. that we are seeing scattered showers for rest of this evening and tonight. notice cold front back to the west. it does president come through until 3:00 a.m. showers die down when we lose heating of the day. tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. it looks quiet. then we will see showers off to the north. well start sunday morning sunrise services fine. few clouds to the north maybe a shower in the poconos on easter sunday take but vast majority of the area it will be a quiet easter unday. if you are a allergy suffer iser watch how those pollen levels go up in the medium high range easter sunday and monday. cloudy skies overnight with showers and isolated thunderstorm. saturday forecast cloud give way to sun, windy, cooler but nice easter sunday. mostly sunny for majority of the area breezy pleasant. look at our phillies home opener monday verse red sox we are looking at temperatures in the 60's pleasant conditions right through that game. your seven day eyewitness weather forecast we will warm it up through next week but

showers will return on tuesday, and once they move in tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, looking a little glummy and damp. enjoy the sun this weekend. now back over to you. well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch cdc warns that some travel are coming to the u.s. are carrying a very serious stomach bug called shegel osis, they have been already sickened by intestinal illness. eighteen in pennsylvania. the the majority of the cases are resistant to ant a bite innings but only 10 percent of cases respond to go treatment. also, on the healthwatch tonight if you have an older brother or sister who seems to have all of the brains and left you feeling overshadowed a new study find you should thank them. susan mcginnes reports on the spill over effect that could have your children passing along their smarts to their young ones. the three boys and guard family, play games around the din are table at their

virginia home often word games. and number games. >> 32,768. >> reporter: their parents say eight year-old cyon excels at school and his younger brothers are benefiting. >> the teachers have commented to us, he has pick up that quickly as well. a tribute that to his health. >> reporter: new study from the university of essex in england backs up what the guard family is noticing, researchers looking at primary school test results found children with the older sibling whose do well in school perform better and spill over effect is the thousand dollars extra on the younger sibling's education. older children help younger children with homework has an impasse. >> if the sibling is smarter then the younger one emulates them, imitates them then they will performance similar. >> reporter: george washington university richard says the the effect is strongest when siblings get along.

>> seven eight, nine. >> what is that called. >> sequence. >> reporter: they are learning by looking up to a big brother. susan mcginn is for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> little motivation. >> through go. >> stay with us, the price is right, model who extently gave away a car, the price was wrong. >> apparently. >> we will have this as well. >> i'm kevin frazier, vin diesel ape rest of the fast and furious crew are back with the another thrilling ride with a few new faces and insane new stunts.

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a wrong guess turns out to be all right for lucky contestant on a popular game show. >> take a look at this mix up, from the price is right. >> oops, no. y won it. >> okay. so contestant andrea guessed the wrong price of a hyundai sonat thea but she still had

guesses left. a apparently manuala the model didn't know that and accidentally revealed correct price. bad luck foreman you'lla guy great for andrea because she actually got a car. she later sent out a tweet about all this and said for those asking the the producers and at drew from tv which is drew carry should not have been more supportive and understanding i'm not in trouble, smiling face. >> oh, boy. >> that is right. they did it well. one of the most anticipated movies of the year is now in theaters, the fast and furious gang is back at what is obviously paul walker's final film. >> kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has what is new at the movies. >> this week the fast and furious crew is back for another rides of bad guys bigger badder and so are the the stunts. >> you didn't think it could any better. >> here we go. >> doesn't get any better than action in the fast and furious series and furious seven gets bigger than ever. the those cars dropping out of the plane, that is real.

>> five, four three, two, one. >> the idea that we could even a attempt to one up the stunts and the action sequence is fun and it is a rich rich challenge. >> hook them up. >> reporter: and new comers kirk russell and government agent and jayson stayhamas the bad guy and villain. >> this big boost, when you, you know, step on the screen with this, there is a great comfort in the fact that you know you will be in something of quality. >> reporter: your favorites are back dwayne johnson, tyreese, ludicrous the gang is all here. >> for the fast and pure just there will be all of the pomp and circumstance that will happen in every movie.

there will be explosions, bomb bad guys beautiful cars beautiful would men report report for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier new back to you in the studio. check out entertainment tonight a at 7:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 we are following developing news, today terror arrestness philadelphia, we have exclusive video and live team coverage with new details. sentencing day in montgomery county for former teacher who admitted to having sex with her students, i'm charlotte huffman with the the details coming up. been a a mild but rainy friday, we have more showers and a few thunderstorms to contend with as we head through the the overnight hours. what does that mean for your holiday weekend, i'll have the full forecast at 6:00. also clear video has emerged of the deadly police incident in cumberland county. what a close friend of the man who died is saying tonight.

now at 6:00 o'clock prosecutors say that a philadelphia mom tried to join isis and wanted to be a mortar for the the cause. this us exclusive video showing at rest of keonna thomas from her north philadelphia home. she was led out in handcuffs. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm natasha a brown in for guess contact 309 year-old laid out her plan on twitter and was trying to fly to syria to join the terror group. >> we have live team three coverage tonight and we will begin with walt hunter live outside federal court with a few of those tweets walt? well, chris, fbi in this warrant says it track those tweets all the way back to august of 2013. but, when the the suspect began making plans, to get on to a plane about a week ago

they began moving in, and this morning, that suspect keonna thomas was arrested at mid-morning in her north philadelphia home. in the end, the woman who allegedly vowed that she would fight back a and die for isis as a mortar, looked like any other suspect let out of her house in the 800 block of north tenth street handcuffed by members of the fbi a's joint terrorism task force whose identities we are concealing. the first steps on her journey to face justice captured on this exclusive video by an eyewitness, wearing a berk a and veil during a four minute court arraignment she's identified as keonna thomas 30 years old, and also known as fatayat al khalifah and young lioness. can you tell us anything at all about what she was plaque. >> i cannot make a statement at this time. >> reporter: the prosecutor wasn't commenting but an fbi arrest warrant claims thomas planned to board a flight from spain to turkey to syria where she wanted to