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more on the forecast, of course big holiday weekends, carol. >> it is now the first part of this morning windy couple of showers but the rest of it looks terrific. temperatures starting to come down, though they were in the middle 50's, through center city even higher than that, now 52 degrees through center city. that's the trends for the day. we won't drop all that low today into the middle 50's, we stop there. it is these winds that are so high this morning. let's look outside. shall we? we find that it is not raining right now through philadelphia, and it probably will not be raining here again, it looks like we've got most of these showers out of here. and unless something decides to chase along after warned -- afterward, few showers through state could the edge, not guaranteed they will be lasting all the way over here. so i think generally the trend is for clearing skies. down on the board walk plaza in rehoboth beach very quiet out there this morning, it is windy, and every single location, and it will stay that way. now, you can see on storm scan3, we do have few rain showers out there primarily look at burlington county,

just about all of it getting some rain, we also find it down through cumberland, salem county, kent county, also picking up some of these showers, and they're out there, but they are on their way out. so we're happy to say that. fifty-four now we've just dropped 5 degrees out at the airport in philadelphia. these temperatures are coming down, and they will bottom out probably pick up agree or two this afternoon to get us back to the middle 50's. fifty in trenton, 51 wilmington, day shapes up like this. by 12:00 p.m. we're at 52 degrees, it is winnie, windy, 45-mile an hour wind gusts, already seen them, that hi through philadelphia. we'll find the winds gradually subsiding as we go through the afternoon, the skies brightening up at the same time. highs in the middle 50's today. they get warmer tomorrow, we will take a look at the easter forecast just ahead. nicole? >> carol thank you. we are following breaking news this morning, an s.u.v. hits and kills a man in fishtown, and now philadelphia police are looking for who was behind the wheel.

"eyewitness news" reporter alan tree a who have -- hohh with more. >> very mournful start to holiday weaken for one family, police have now launched an aggressive search for a person that left a man dead near the 900 block every delaware avenue last night. it happened around 10:30 when investigators say, a man in his late 20's, was crossing the six-dane avenue apparently on his way to the roxy night club. police say he was hit by an s.u.v., and died on the scene moment later. that will driver did not stop. police now need your help, they are looking for a dark colored suv. pennsylvania tags jsm0488. it likely has front end damage. anyone with any information should contact police. reporting live in fishtown, al andrea huff, "eyewitness news". >> alexandria, thank you. new this morning, a fire has damaged a corner grocery store in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. the call came in around

3:00 this morning. flames inside isaac's food market at the corner of jasper and east cambria streets. firefighters got it under control in about 15 minutes. the second floor tenant smelled smoke and got out in time. >> federal prosecutors are accuse ago philadelphia woman of trying to join isis and martyr herself. thirty year old keonna thomas, she is referred to her herself as the young lioness. she is accused of communicating with isis fight nerve sewer y also the sixth american arrested and accused of trying to join isis in the past three weeks. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on the allegations. >> reporter: this exclusive video shows 30 year old keonna thomas, she was pick up early friday morning charged with trying to join isis. she appeared before a federal judge friday afternoon for her first appearance. >> you never know who you are

living next-door tonight you know i'm lost for words, you know, it is very shocking. >> ronnie patterson lives across the street from thomas, also known as fatayyah and young lioness. >> really sick. it is sad. >> according to an affidavit the fbi began watching thomas in august of 2013. court documents indicate the 30 year old mother had plans to travel to barcelona spain then istanbul turkey, into syria, where she wanted to die as a matter. according to the affidavit she tweeted, quote if we truely new the realities, we would all be rush to go join our brothers in the front lines. pray al a except us as shuhada, martyrs. >> if there is any surprise, it is that it didn't happen sooner. >> ed works for the cia during the reagan administration. now teaches the terrorism subject at lasalle. he told "eyewitness news" on line radicalizations becoming more popular by the day. >> these are usually people with some sort of dysfunction

something missing in their lives. and they find meaning through the people they interact with over the internet. >> in court thomas only said yes and no. but her tweets continued to become concerning enough to raise a red flag to the intelligence community. according to court documents thomas communicated with an isis fighter overseas, that isis member wrote in part, quote, but if my wife comes and it turns out she was a spy, after all these years i will personally behead her. thomas responded quote cutting head is more personal. thomas' defense attorney didn't say much as she passed our camera. >> i don't have any further comment at this time. my offers is just appointed but we'll be prepared next week on her behalf. >> in another tweet wrote: when you are a jihad i fighter your death becomes a wedding. keonna thomas is behind me right now under federal lock up. she will be here until her next court appearance. she was supposed to leave the united states last week and

come back april 15th. authorities aren't commenting on what may have happened when she returned to the united state. reporting in center city, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just two days ago, two new york women were arrested, suspected of plotting a boston marathon-style terror attack. investigators say no he will valenza, asia, arrested in queens sympethize with both al quaida and isis. you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on this story our coverage continues at cbsphilly.com. where you can read the full criminal complaint against keonna thomas. >> a funeral is scheduled this morning for darby borough police officer, mark hudson. he was shot to death last week allegedly by his girlfriend while off duty in his glenolden home. officer hudson was also a volunteer fire fight nerve yeadon. the viewing is at 10:00 this morning at st. joseph's catholic church in collingdale. funeral is at 11:30 burial is at mount zion cemetery. well nearly decade old

mystery, could be one step closer to being solved. a hunter found human remains off whites bog road in pemberton township monday and called police. we've learned the remains are that of 36 year old stacey greater. the pemberton woman disappeared in february 2006. police continue to investigate what actually happened to greater, and ask anyone with information to call the new jersey state police. well, big drug bust in philadelphia results in 60 arrests. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more on a big effort by law enforcement. >> this operation involves several dozen police officers, and officials say it was designed to send a specific message to those who come from the suburbs to buy drugs, in the city. >> not only will you be arrested and charged with that crime. but your vehicles, if you have one, will be confiscated. >> philadelphia police announce the results of a large operation friday, in its east division, with dozens of people being arrested, throughout the day on thursday, for either buying or

selling drugs. >> we manage to arrest 60 persons in this operation and confiscated 24 vehicles. >> and police showed off those cars, most belonging to people coming into the city from the suburbs to buy heroin, crack or marijuana. this car's owner even designed hidden compartment to store the drugs un the back seat, but he still got caught. police say dollars scale of the operation is due in large part to constant citizen complaints about the drug trade. >> the community is under siege by large numbers of drug addicts, buying and using drugs openly. and again, we have young children and parent walking through these drug markets just to get to school. >> you see it quite often. yes, it is mostly like suburban people, you know, that's coming down here for the drugs. >> friends christian and john, live in the 25th district where most of the arrests were made. they say people are tired of watching drugs flood their streets. >> i think many people are used to it.

but they want them out of here. it is frustrating for them. >> police say there are more operations like this one scheduled for the near future. we're in hunting park, matt rivers cbs-3, "eyewitness news". it is 6:10 right now. new this morning, casino chaos, a fight breaks out inside a resort, and it is ought call on camera. then good samaritan springs into action, helping to rescue a family from their burning rv. we'll hear from the grateful driver. also ahead not all reward credit cards are created equal. jim donovan is on your side, with cards that may be scaling back their benefits. we'll be back.

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>> glenn straub has put up $26 million hoping to purchase revel from stockton university. the purchase last year now being challenged by the trump taj mahal in a dispute over how the showboat will be used. bankruptcy judge approved straub's bid to buy the revel earlier this week. now, straub says, his latest move is to start of a $500 million effort to redevelop atlantic city. >> well, this holiday weekends chosen 300 ministries is hosting its annual meals and worship this their grand new west philadelphia location. the non-profit organization has locations in center city and also in pottstown. in addition to feeding the

homeless volunteers also provide warm meals to families, who are going through some tough financial times. >> we're celebrating what christ did for us by serving us in his best way by giving his life so we reciprocate our life christ had given to us by serving others, the communities that are homeless, those less fortunate, a lot of folks in homes but dealing with the issue of food insufficiency. >> this new location, also offers prayer sessions, job training, and grooming. >> well, sundown marks the start of the jewish holiday of passover. it is one of the most important periods in the jewish religious calendar. the eight day observers includes seders, family dinners like this one last night, the abram some center for jewish life in north wales. passover marks escape by the israelites thousands of years ago by slavery at the hand of the egyptians. from frequent-flier miles to cash back, many shoppers have credit cards that give

something in return for spending. but, not all rewards cards are created equal. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan tells us about new survey that finds one category of credit cards may be stalling when it comes to benefits. >> using a credit card with loyalty rewards from a gasoline chain may seem like good idea. new survey finds the benefits are dwindling. credit cards. com found an average apr or annual percentage rate of 24.14% across the 20 largest gasoline credit cards. that is compared to average of 15% for general purpose cards. and a money waste err for anyone caring balloon gasoline card from one month to the next. they also found the process of obtaining benefits attached to the cards not so straightforward. six of the 20 required a minimum monthly purchase before any rewards kick in, another six, capped off rewards, after certain point. consumers may find they get more benefits when they use a

general credit card with a cash back bonus at the gas pump. >> now the report did site few good uses for the gasoline credit cards among them, using as a credit building tool for those who don't have a lot of experience using credit, like most rewards cards, they often have an introductory bonus for new users. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. maybe it is the winds but the weather watchers are up early, probably the winds rattling their windows but they're up and watching for us 51 degrees, this is the temperature that bill is finding out in card inning ton, pennsylvania, and he's there with these gorgeous dogs, it is warm, windy clouds are starting to break up. i'm glad he's not just looking at the bedside thermometer but actually getting up and looking out the window. we've got temperature of 49 degrees, and this is where steve johnson is. and he's speaking directly to me this morning and he says: a wild mix carol, first just a breeze, then wind and rain,

now the moon's out and 59 to 49. we have seen these temperatures drop and everything he says completely accurate. because our weather watchers are just that way. they're accurate. and 6 degrees temperature from fran, he's out in hot ingham. the east easter eggs will be blowing around today. they will be. so will any easter bonnets that you're putting on early. let's take jibbing jog shall we over to the ben franklin bridge. as i've been dared to jog on this bridge. this is the only way i'm going to do it, right here. exhausting. yes, i'm out of breath. we've got few clouds out here, rain showers have ended fortunately for us, the skies will start to clear the winds have definitely pick up. the weather is changing. yesterday it was mild. today, not as mild, we're in the 50's today. 47 degrees, starting to cool down out in reading, your winds out of the west about 17 miles an hour, but sustained winds every place are even higher than that. and you can see the sky starting to break up there. we love that look. storm scan3 every time i show you this, this batch is

farther to the east, it is now, as you can see through new jersey, and it is on it way out of here. our skies will start to clear. there are few little showers around state college. they will probably die out in the process of coming here. so i think just generally our trend is that the showers leave, then we will be finding some very windy conditions today. temperature at 54 degrees. that may be just about it for our temperatures today. we might pick up another 2 degrees and get back up, but these temperatures are dropping this morning still mild atlantic city, 26 degrees there, poconos dropping to 37 degrees. cool down nothing compared to what they have going on through the great lakes. look how the temperatures are there. alpena, 19 agrees, cleveland 34 chicago just 29 degrees. we're on the better end of this. haven't seen the full force of the cold front. we really won't. today the full force will be a lot of those winds and

temperatures dropping down into the 50's. we have 15-mile per hour winds sustained in philadelphia, out of the northwest, in the poconos, 24-mile an hour winds, so, it is windy out there. and it is also a gusty wind with these winds they've been as high as 44 miles an hour in philadelphia, and now 28 miles an hour, poconos 38-mile an hour winds 36-mile an hour winds down in millville. so every place you go, you have got that. our future weather says clear skies, as we head into the afternoon. love it when it says that on the weekend. then by 11:00 tonight we're still looking at clear skies. we are also going to be dealing with temperatures today, that will be in the 50's tomorrow, in the 60s so it gets warmer for easter, and then even warmer for the phillies home opener as the boys of summer who arrive in spring will be heralding their season starting with the red sox monday afternoon. the clouds around here, well, they're not a lot of them this afternoon. and they're really aren't any

tonight, as the temperatures drop down to about the freezing mark. tomorrow looks great. easter sunday start beautifully. and looks like this computer model still wants to bring in a shower by sunday night no guarantee that a spot or two would even see a spot or two of a rain shower. monday terrific, as the game starts, and as the game ends, and you're home, easter sunday 62 degrees, i think that's probably do-able based on the cold winter. we will take 62 degrees. and then, by monday, our temperatures are even warmer than that. we've got temperatures that will be well into the 60s. the phillies home opener. today though we stop in the 50's philadelphia, the shore poconos, stopping at 48 degrees. and as we look at these winds just remember, they will die down a little bit later on this afternoon but they are not dead calm winds by any stretch, because we still have 30-mile per hour wind gusts expected tonight. temperatures 32 degrees, tomorrow, we find high temperatures getting into the lower 60s monday, into the upper 60s maybe wrapping on that door of 07 degrees.

by tuesday wednesday thursday, and friday, each of those days, they're not wash-outs, but each day features at least a chance of picking up a shower, as the temperatures cool specially wednesday looks to be the coolest day of the week with a high temperature of only 52 degrees nicole. all right, carol thank you. >> brawl at casino if queens new york. this all happened at the grand opening of a bar inside the resort's world casino. the new york daily news reports up to 400 people involved in that fight. the newspaper also reports that there were four arrests and hands full of injuries. wow. >> well, fiery scene unfolds on the side after busy florida highway, and it is all caught on camera. a family traveling to michigan is forced to flea when their rv goes up in flames. reporter gale partial brown spoke to a good samaritan who helped rescue mother and her

daughter. >> get your car off of it. >> ross thompson who happening happens to run a business called the rv doctor, and his son coming down. s27 in lake count when they saw this motor home on fire. >> i look over. i saw there was still a car attached to t i was concerned. i saw one man running around the outside. i didn't think there was anybody else there, it was so engulfed, i figure they were outside. >> but they weren't. he went to help them. his son caught it all on his cell phone. another man driving 18 wheeler also stopped and helped. >> i noticed when i was yelling, there was a foot sticking out the back window. so i stopped. we renee cross right away, we ran up to the back window, rescued a mom and their daughter. and got them out. because they couldn't get out. they were trapped. the whole front ends was un-gulfed. no way going through the front door. >> joe his friend, daughter, all head today michigan when his right front tire blew out. >> it seemed like the tire was ignited an end on fire, almost within milliseconds. and the flames just come up. i ran out the door with a fire

extinguishing err trying to put the fire out. i got burned all over. >> he ran back into the coach. through the front fire wall and was -- >> they did find t went back for second fire extinguisher, fires popping and melting from the flames. but there was another concern. 100-pound propane tank underneath the coach. >> the fire was working its way back toward it. so i was yelling at people to get away from the coach, from the toxic fumes, because i was concerned that propane tank blowing. if that tank blew it, would have been a lot worse. >> i'm just glad i was there. i think god put me there at the right time at the right place to help those people out. >> i certainly appreciate his help. >> he says the motor home is a total lost, but they're going to be okay. >> thank goodness for that man, that was gale partial brown reporting. well, it is the weekends. big box office draw. still ahead the stars turn out for the premiere of furious seven. we'll have a preview of the film coming up next.

>> fast and furious. suzanne marquez went behind the scenes every furious seven. >> reporter: race cars influence from airplanes and skyscrapers in the seventh installment of the fast and furious series. along with the action there is under current of emotion. >> most important thing life to always be for the people right there right now. >> furious seven is paul walker's final film. the movie star died, for the rest of the cue, it was like losing a brother.

>> i've never felt the bonds and the connection and the family energy of this particular franchise ever in my life. >> tyrese gibson returns along with vin diesel, part of team of family members and outlaw street racers making new life on the right side of the law. stars as walker's wife, when the actor died, his brother filled in for the final scenes. >> i was really grateful that they did step in. because it was an act of love on their part. >> newcomber to the cast, jason plays the villain. >> he remembers walker as more than a movie star. >> specially the best you've ever seen, you know, just so down to earth really, you know really selfless, and cool. >> furious seven, full of head spinning action, but its stars hope it is also a tribute to their lost friend. suzanne mark quest cbs news, los angeles. and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we have new, clearer video, emerging showing a

deadly police incident in south jersey. then, montgomery county teacher finds out her punishment for having sex with a student. >> and a warning if you are traveling abroad, we will tell but a dangerous stomach bug people are coming home with. we'll be right back.

toed is saturday april 4th, just past 6:30, we'll check in with carol and the forecast. >> temperatures are totally acceptable, in the 50's, lowering through the 50's, as we go through this morning. and the winds are picking up, but the rain showers are ending, for most of us, and the sun will be coming out. it will be a very windy day today. cooler than it was yesterday. looks very interesting out there, though, as we look at center city philadelphia. take a look at the clouds, the various levels of the clouds. very picturesque morning to say the least. now, we head over to the rehobeth beach area, then over to margate. notice in margate that we've got the ocean coming in right on schedule, not one person on the beach. >> this will change. how far away is memorial day? can't be that far can it? easter sunday tomorrow. there will be these easter sunrise services and should be beautiful sunrise tomorrow morning. right now we do have few clouds on the way but

otherwise, things looking niles, they're also nice down in rehoboth beach. storm scan3 notice the showers continuing to get out of town. which is fine. they are welcome to go. there they g they will be out of here in the next hour or so. they should be completely off our map. our temperatures, 52 in philadelphia, at the airport 50 in trenton, 51 wilmington, it is 37 in the poconos. still, 62 degrees, in atlantic city, huge change, depending on where you are in these temperatures, but the cooler air is starting to filter in. our temperatures today, the high, right in the middle 50's the winds will be gusty though, up to and we've seen them this high already this morning, to 44 miles an hour. as we go through our future weather, skies clearing, looks like lovely afternoon, if you can stand all of this wind. we will talk about this seven day forecast, it is not totally dry but it is not a bad one. we will show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. >> more now on our breaking news. philadelphia police trying to track down the suv and also the driver after a fatal hit-and-run in fishtown.

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff live on the scene with more on that story. alexandria? >> reporter: things are calm on delaware avenue. with several bars in the area, shoeing casino just up the -- sugarhouse casino, this is busy side every town on a friday night. things went from hectic to devastating when police say a man in his late 20's, crossing the six dane avenue, on his way to the roxy night club, according to investigators that is when he was struck by a passing vehicle that man pronounced dead on the scene just few moments later. the driver did not stop. now, police are searching for a dark colored suv pennsylvania tag number jsm0488. it was likely have some front end damage, anyone with any information or who may have seen anything out here, delaware avenue, should contact police. obviously, very difficult start to a holiday weekends, from one local family. reporting live in fishtown, alexandria huff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> alexandria, thank you. meanwhile philadelphia police say surveillance video will help them track down the gunman who shot two men in wissinoming. it happened just after 7:00 last night on the 6600 block of hagerman street. eighteen year old man was shot in the back. a 20 year old shot in the right shoulder. both are in stable condition. police believe an argument led to the shooting. >> now around the same time, religious leaders and other supporters were holding a gun control procession in southwest philadelphia. dozens gathered at morris park to advocate for stricter gun laws. now, some brought signs and pictures of their loved ones that were victims of gun violence. >> a long time activist for gun control has died. sarah brady passed away friday at retirement home in virginia. she was 73 years old. mrs. brady became a passionate advocate for gun control after her husband james brady was shot in the head in the assassination attempt on president reagan. brady's family says her work saved countless lives. "eyewitness news" has

obtained new video of the arrest of a vineland new jersey man who died while in police custody. while questions circle and prosecutors investigate friends of philip white are demanding answers. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more from vineland. >> i love him so much. >> candles are lit at a vigil for 32 year old philip white known to family as capone. he died earlier this week, and police custody. his final minutes caught on cell phone video. the 15 second video shows white on the ground in the grips after k9, being restrained by vineland police. he died on the way to the hospital. but friends say police went too far. >> beyond excessive force. when you hand cuff a vehicle they're subdued. i don't care if they're under the influence every anything you want to say they're under the influence of. how much can a person do handicuffs? >> white is told to turn over in handcuffs. the video ends with a officer trying to confiscate the cell phone. friends tell "eyewitness news", white, a father of

three, struggled with the use of pcp. he was being questioned in response to a disorderly call on the 100 block of west grape street tuesday. >> scanner traffic indicates white tried to disarm an officer. off camera, witness told us, white had become bell inch rent. >> he started like getting crazy, yelling, he threw a round house kick, and he missed the officer and the officer obviously tackled him. >> we want the police officer's brought up on charges. >> white's death has drawn ankle fresh dozens in the community, now looking for justice. >> so what happens? it is wrong. it is wrong. >> white was given cpr on the way to the hospital tuesday but pronounced dead, once he arrived. investigators are now awaiting the results after toxicology and autopsy report before they make a final determination. in vineland, cumberland county diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a west chester university student is behind bars accused

of sexually assaulting a female student. police say 19 year old mauriceo martinez committed the crime last weekends at off campus fraternity party. facing charges including rape, indecent assault and a preliminary hearing held for april 16th. pennsylvania high school teacher is going to prison for having sex with one of her student. she is just one of the teachers profiled in a special i-team report earlier this year that looked at the rising number of teachers turned sex offenders. charlotte hoffman has this exclusive update. >> do you regret it? what about to the parent who trusted you, anything to say to them? >> erika was tight-lipped as she entered montgomery county court in february the i-team first exposed the lower moreland high school teacher's inapropriate behavior. >> why did you do it? why throw your whole teaching career away? are you serious right now? >> police records show two years ago she began sending

sexually explicit text messages photos, and videos of herself to one of her students. the 33 year old who was married with children later had sex with the 17 year old boy in her car. >> we as a society we put great trust in our teachers, and our schools. and she betrayed that trust. >> according to state records over the past ten years the number of educators who have lost their teaching certificates for having sex with students has increased 81%. in 2014, a third of them were women. she pled guilty to institutional sexual assault and disseminating sexually explicit materials to a minor. our cameras were not allowed in court today where she faced up to seven years behind bars. but the judge only gave her 30 days in prison, and three years probation. saying she had suffered enough. she lost her job will never be allowed to teach again and will have to register as a sex offender. inside the courtroom she apologized saying i should have exercise dollars better judgement and i'm sorry for abusing my position of

authority. in montgomery county charlotte hoffman cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, if were you a passenger on a philadelphia fire department ambulance in 2012 your personal information may be in jeopardy. a data breach in the city's fire department affect those who use fire department ambulance services between february and september 2012. fire officials say a data vendor gave names birthdates, social security numbers 750 patients to a theft ring involved in a tax scheme. >> well, there is word this morning, that a survivor has been found at the site of a deadly terror attack in kenya. resident there are accusing their government of taking insufficient security measures in the wake of the attack. tina krause has more on the grim task of identifying the victim. are inconsolable. >> police are taking fingerprints from bodies to

identify student who died thursday when al shabab gunmen assaulted their campus. >> authority say the somalia terrorists planned their rampage carefully striking while students still asleep, taking hostages, even target ago site at the college where christians had gone to pray. >> this student says, he ran for his life, and helped other student jump out of windows to escape. witnesses say millitant separated muslims from non-muslims, shot christians on the spot. authorities say the siege lasted about 13 hours and the attack ers ended it when they dead on ate dollars their suicide vest packed with explosives. al shabab fighters have vowed to punish kenya for sending troops into somalia to hess destroy the terror group. anger is building across kenya, with residents demanding authorities do more to strengthen security. tina krause, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> pope francis is condemning the attack as an act of senseless brutality. calling for those responsible to change their violent ways. >> well, controversial anti-muslim ads appear 00 peering on septa buses were the show of solidarity friday by the religious leaders, ads include 1941 picture of adolf hitler palestinian arab national list supporter. religious lied ers hope the ads will present an opportunity to inform people about the muslim fate. >> if god had wanted to make humanity one religion, woe have done so, but god made us different, so that we might compete with one another in doing good. >> now septa was forced to run the ads after losing a court battle to a non-profit group who paid to have them on the side of buses. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is asking the state legislature to adopt a non-discrimination law in pennsylvania. the move follows the controversy over religious freedom laws, passed in

indianna and in arkansas. the governor has start add on line petition to generate support. pennsylvania is the only state in the northeast without a law on the books for the lgbt community. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", health warning for people traveling outside the united state. we'll have the details for you. also ahead shark attack shield. australian company comes to the state to showcase a device they say can protect divers. we'll show it to you. live look outside this morning. carol will be here with your holiday weekends forecast. when we come back.

>> jobbing us live from new york with a preview. happy easter weekend to you. >> happy easter weekend to you, too nicole. coming up for 60 years straight, he has captured the highs and lows of march madness. we're with this award winning photographer, as he prepares for what will be his final final four. >> also, he got hot by starring in the book of mormon, became cool as the snowman in frozen. now, actor josh is teaming up with billy crystal in the new epic series the comedian. he'll join us for a chat. >> and 100 years of lady day. we look back at the spectacular talent and tomorrow you will too us live of billie holliday when the philadelphia's own. >> all that plus your eye opener ben ford in the dish and music saturday session

just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> gook line up, guys, thanks for the preview. appreciate t. >> all right, 6:46 right now. and on the cbs-3 health watch a warning for you about a nasty stomach bug that some travelers are bringing back to the united state. it is called a huglosis. have been sickens by the entities continue illness, 18 in pennsylvania. many traced to the dominican republic india other countries. cdc says many resistant to antibiotics, 10 percent of the cases responding to treatment. >> well, new study says babies who are surprised or even caught off guard learn better researchers found 11 month old babe hoist were shown objects, and surprising situations became more inquisitive. the study was published this week, in the journal science. we should all be more inquisitive. like our eyewitness weather watchers, who are up this

morning, and finding themselves in temperatures that are not hard to take. we've got 51 degrees temperature. let's check in on ed connor's schedule for the day at 51 degrees raining again but that probably has ended in the last five minutes. and breezy, he'll be in hillsboro today and hoping for dry day. he's got it, so he has great day coming upment we all do if we can stand these winds let's try 53 degrees. down here, that's where we find margo and she says that drizzle on and off very windy but the drizzle there is going to be ending, as well, all of these temperatures easy to take this morning. we have 49 degrees temperature, that's what barbara lane is finding naught willow grove at this point. the skies are cloudy. they're interesting looking to say the least but they're drying out. and and they are they'll clear out. less interesting looking but more delightful. we head over and see what we find as we just hike down the atlantic city boardwalk take a look kind of stormy looking sky, these showers move out of

this area, and any showers that you find will be ending very very soon. the winds, however, will not be ending. it continues to be extremely windy today in every location. look at this sky though. this is really interesting. this is out in kutztown this morning, 44 degrees, wind northwest at ten. well maybe as northwest at ten, but probably gust to go about 30 miles an hour, but look at these clouds. and they're moving very quickly through the skies. so just a really interesting picture. just as an indication of how strong these winds are at every single layer of the atmosphere. it is a windy day but one that's drying out. anybody who started to see these showers, and sent them in to us, those showers are ending the clearing will be beginning, and the winds will continue to howell. we've got 52 out at the airport in philadelphia, right now, 49 trenton 51 degrees in wilmington, still in the three's, in the poconos still in the lower 60s in atlantic city, but those temperatures will be dropping a little bit as well today. winds are now gusting to

35 miles an hour in philadelphia. their height so far today 44 miles an hour, and they're back up again. it is winnie through south jersey allentown about 16-mile an hour wind gusts and wind gusts almost 40 miles an hour in the poconos. our temperatures today will be in the 50's. yesterday we were well into the six off's looked, you know we had some showers around, still it was mild enough. today, we've got temperatures that will be in the 50's, tomorrow, they're back into the 60s the lower 60s as high pressure builds in here for easter. then by the time we get to monday, which we all know by now, is the phillies home opener at 3:05. we have temperatures that will be in the 60s which that will be terrific. future weather clear, 2:00 in the afternoon clear everywhere, by the time we hit 3:00 a.m., tomorrow morning easter sunday, we are still clear. it is a great looking sunrise tomorrow. this computer model says at 7:00 there is a sprinkle around. maybe not. and then, by the time we get to monday, beautiful looking weather, the phillies will be

in their game at 4:00. looks like the sun will be out. hope you will be out. then we will be finding temperatures just not getting great this week, not bad at all, shower chances come up after that. easter sunday, 62 degrees, very nice, it will be breezy, will cut down just how warm the 62 degrees feels. by monday well into the six's won't be as windy then either. nice looking day coming up monday. pollen, do you feel it? getting there. finding mostly maple, juniper, we have that going on over the next couple every days. so 48 in the poconos windy every location, our temperatures today get to go that 55, with 45-mile per hour winds tonight. 32 degrees with 30-mile per hour winds. just to keep it convenient. then tomorrow, 62, monday, 68, chances of showers tuesday through friday, nicole.

>> monday, 68, we take that. protecting drivers from shark attacks. shark shield is a small battery operated device, it creates that three dimensional electronic field that surrounds the people that uses it, shark shield drives the shark away without actually harming it. now you can attach it to your anchor your surf board. >> so you have two electrodes. >> when those are submerged in the water create a three dimmen call field. we over power them, keep them 15, 20 feet away from the wearer. >> so far more than 25,000 shark shield device haves sold world-wide retail for about $650. >> familiar face to phillies fans, spends his friday stuck on a roller coaster. >> disneyland popular california screaming coaster became stuck for about half hour on friday. can you imagine? among the nearly 100 people on board, 52 year old souderton native, former phillie jamie more.

he tweeted a selfie out saying not sure what's more difficult, pitching in a major league game or this. luckily, no one was hurt in this situation. and the park blames a minor mechanical issue. thank goodness they're okay, though. still ahead on "eyewitness news", a sweet treat for your eyes. take a look. >> the white house, a boardwalk, and kim kardashian? i'm mark in washington with a quirky competition starring peeps easter candy.

>> this is a masterpiece made of marshmellows. it is among the finalists in the washington post annual peeps diorama contest. >> it is always so fun to see what people come up with. >> digital editor, veronica tony says the paper received over 400 entries this year, in a contest that's always full of surprises. like this tribute to kim kardashian's break the internet cover. >> i'm sorry did i hear you correctly? five people smith add kim kardashian themed diorama? >> yes. >> this entry called white house tress peepers showcases recent security breaches complete with the white house party crashing couple and the drone that crashed on the north lawn. but the assassination of peepra lincoln, proved too much for some readers. >> you can see there is a little bit of blood. >> it is casino of morbid, isn't it? >> yes very morbid. >> becky heat on and susan mar had entered the contest six times. and were thrilled when they

finally won. the winning creation features 12 peeps hiding in plane site. they spent three weekends keith rating their master peep, which has many readers stumped. >> we get a kick out of it. >> yes, yes, and we're like -- but we know where they are. >> success is sweet. and if this wets your appetite, there is always next year. michael bert, cbs news, washington. >> kim kardashian peep? what more could you want? >> plenty. you know -- >> exactly. >> we're looking at fairly nice day today nicole. now, watch for any peeps that might be flying around, because the winds will be gust to go 45 miles an hour today. and we've already seen that, especially this morning the winds do start to die down little later this afternoon into the middle 50's, feeling cooler with the winds tonight 32 degrees. tomorrow 62 degrees, looks very nice for easter, still little breezy, monday, looks terrific. probably the best day of the

week at 68 degrees, because after that, chance of a shower every day. >> hold on to your peeps. you got it carol thanks. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now woe may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekends. bye bye. ♪ ♪

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