>> fcbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is easter sunday, and we are live as sunrise service kicks off at one of philadelphia's most historic churches. and developing right now a woman is abducted leaving the center city store where she worked. we'll have the latest on this shocking crime. >> and, a fire so intense, it caused this house to collapse. we're hearing from family members about their lost this morning. today is easter sunday, april 5th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00. let's sends it over to carol for a check on this east r forecast. >> good morning, it is beautiful out there with the full moon, it is absolutely gorgeous, the temperatures, though nicole, as you know, you came in early this morning, are running a lot cooler we're at 44 degrees

this morning instead of the 55 we found yesterday morning. but, still beautiful out there. let's take a look outside shall we, and find the ben franklin bridge all lit up for easter. we head over to the shore and the sun is going to be coming up very soon, and sunrise services will have a beautiful morning for that. here is a really pretty picture. now, sometimes it is a little dull looking, i have to admit when we look out at the city of philadelphia, this time of the morning. but look at the moon reflecting on the delaware river. just gorgeous. 43 degrees, the temperature out there at the present time. we have not much going on on storm scan3. not really much in the way of clouds. looks like a beautiful day coming up for us. forty-three in philadelphia, right now in the 30's, in our outlying areas winds about 13 miles an hour but they will be gusty again today. we should be finding wind gusts up to 45, or rather, 35 miles an hour, temperatures this afternoon though, much milder than yesterday at 64 degrees. so looks like a terrific

looking easter, how about that seven day forecast, i'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. well, on this is the holiest day of the christian calendar, pope francis delivers easter maas to packed crowd at saint peters square. this is a live look, in vatican city, thousands brave a thunderstorm for that occasion. dong rain slickers holding umbrellas, fateful seem to follow the pontiff's message for easter ville i can going beyond their comfort zone, vanishing indifference from their lives. >> on this day christians believe christ rose from the dead. cherri gregg from sister station kyw1060 at bethel ame church parishioners getting early start. good morning to you. >> happy easter to you good morning, yes for about 220 years mother bethel has been holding easter service here, on sunday morning and let me tell you folks are dress in

the their resurrection white i see couple of folks coming in right now for the sunrise service. sunrise service is extremely symbolic. it is believed jesus christ rose from the dead easter sunday, with that sunrise it is believed that that is when he actually a rose from the dead. so christians believe in this day, there is going to be a lot of hymns inside of the church this morning the sanction too area will be lit up as folks are celebrating the most important day in the christian calendar. live in society hill, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank if you, appreciate it. >> and developing right now police are investigating a kidnapping in center city. investigators tell us a woman was abducted while leaving a store where she works on jewelers row. 593 year old was taken around 4:00 yesterday interest a parking garage near national watch and diamond on south eighth street. police say her abductors wanted codes to the stores alarm system, then dropped her

off at corner of 84th and lindbergh boulevard in southwest philadelphia. she was taken take to presbyterian medical center some injuries. >> new this morning motorcyclist lands police on chase in montgomery county. there is the scene in plymouth meeting it, all dime an end. state troopers tell us they first tried to pull over the motorcyclist shortly after midnight on i76 westbound when he took off. now, they finally caught up to him after he crashed into a ravine on germantown pike. suspect was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. he is now charged with allude g police. >> also new this morning police are investigating a shooting in west philadelphia. a 46 year old man was shot in the chest and head. it happened in the 4900 block of hoop street around midnight. the victim was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. there is no word on a suspect at this time. >> well, firefighters spent hours battling a house fire in pennsauken, new jersey, but they couldn't save the home. "eyewitness news" reporter

steve patterson spoke with a family member about that lost. >> my god. >> they were the only words corner store owner shot could mirs, peering down from his second floor poor top suffocating smoke, carried by intense wind. firefighters called to the corner of union and stowe in camden county shortly before 3:30 saturday afternoon. arriving to find the house consumed by flames. take a look, you can see the progress from shot surveillance video. flames that started in the home's yard, quickly over took the structure, with winds gusting at 30 miles per hour, overwhelming firefighters. >> interesting few minutes yes. >> one thing after another for the last three years. >> family member carol wood says this is the latest hardship in a series of facing homeowner mary. two years ago her husband died of cancer, a month later had he father died the same way. in september of this year, marcy's son volunteer firefighter kevin, was

diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. carol's daughters kevin's fiancee. >> we will be -- my daughter also had cancer, she is four years cancer free, and we just keep on beating everything that comes up. we will beat this, too. >> well, no people inside the home at the time of the fire, and collapse, but marcy's dog sophie was inside. unfortunately the dog died in the fire. it was the very same dog that she bought to cope with the loss of her husband the family is planning on doing some on line fundraise whg that happens. we'll let you know when and how to crib. for now though, reporting from pennsauken, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". just heart breaking. now, strong winds here fueled brush fire saturday that injured two philadelphia firefighters. it happened in wissahickon park. winds whipped the flames in a wooded area near the intersection of ridge and northwestern avenues. a fire department source tells cbs-3 that one firefighter was treated for leg pain, another

for back pain. both are listed as stable. there is no word on what caused that fire. well, a person was struck and killed by an amtrak train in sharon him. it happened around 7:00 last night. an amtrak spokesperson says the person was trespassing on the tracks at the time. now, there is no word on the victim's identity. the train was headed from new york city to washington d.c. none of the 318 people on board were injured. >> meanwhile, police still looking for the driver who struck and killed a man then drove away. it happened late friday night outside a northern liberties club. now, police say the 24 year old plan was crossing the street on the 900 block of delaware avenue at that time. he was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators are searching for a black or dark colored vehicle, of course anyone with any information is asked to call police. >> a 15 year old is fighting for his life this morning after atv accident in the cobbs creek neighborhood of philadelphia. police say the boy was riding a atv at the corner of 58th street and cobbs creek parkway yesterday when he hit

another atv rider. he was airlifted to children's hospital of philadelphia, in critical condition. there is no word yet on the other riders condition. it is 6:08 right now. an incredible story of survival. capturing national attention a man rescued after spending more than two months at sea. but now there is some questions about his account of what happened. we'll have that for you coming up next. >> plus, final farewell, community gather to say good-bye to a police officer killed inside his home. >> plus this: the kentucky wildcats perfect season is over. i'm adrianna diaz, at luke ago oil stadium, the story coming up. >> plus, getting ready to head out to easter services, carol has your forecast when we return. we'll be right back.

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well, new morning, the kentucky wildcats lost their bid for a perfect 40 and zero season last night with a lost to the wisconsin badgers. the final game four the ncaa championship is now set to number one seeds, go head-to-head tomorrow night. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz has the highlights from the final four in indianapolis. >> the kentucky wildcats perfect 38 and zero season came to a screaching halt in indianapolis saturday night. >> could not be more proud of this group of young people. what they did all year, just

took us all on a ride. >> wisconsin badgers beat the wildcats 71 to 64, in a hard fought see-saw battle. now, wisconsin advances to the title game against top seeded duke. >> well, it gives us another 40 minutes, i know that. and believe me, i never talked about trying to break a streak, or get a team that was un beat tone finally beat them. it was all about what these guys could do. >> the badgers started out strong, but kentucky wiped out nine-point lead. the teams went into half time, tied at 36. they came out fighting in the second half, trading baskets and point runs, but in the end, wisconsin avenge dollars last year's one point lost to the wildcats. >> they did to us with a we have done to teams. >> the final four rematch between kentucky and wisconsin did not disappoint. both teams brought thousands of fans to watch them battle it out. the top seeded duke blue devils beat seventh seed

michigan state 81 to 61, in the early semifinal game. the spartans started out strong for the first four minutes, then duke charged in, and took over, and never looked back. the blue devils take on the badgers monday evening. adrianna diaz, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, upset wildcats fans took to the streets setting fires. this was the scene in lexington overnight. so far there are no reports of injuries. >> meantime, as tens every thousands of basketball fans flocked to indianapolis for the championship, gay advocates are using this to raise the lgbt rights. pushing for state legislation barring discrimination based on sexual orientation or jenner identity. the move comes after indianna passed now revised law that had briefly allowed businesses to refuse service to customers on religious grounds. >> well, poverty and economic injustice were the themes for hundreds of protesters

marching up broad street saturday in philadelphia. >> this was the scene as clergy leaders and others made their way north. their goal is to fight for fair wages, and the right to organize unions. with saturday marking the 47th anniversary of doctor martin luther king jr. asomugha as nation, marchers say this day was a way to carry on kings legacy. >> we're continuing the legacy of the poor people's campaign, want to go lift up the need for $15 an hour, right to unionize and full employment here in the city of philadelphia. >> organizers say saturday's march was a precursor to a possible nationwide strike by fast-food workers set for april 15th. all right 6:14, carol we are here on easter sunday, everybody hoping for nice day out and about. what do you think? >> we do have it. it will be warmer than yesterday, and the win comes from warmer direction than yesterday. still going to be windy out

there. and that really marred things yesterday, today much better day, but still breezy one. looks beautiful. the sun is starting to come up in atlantic city, sunrise services are in great shape. you can see how beautiful it looks down in rehoboth beach ocean very quiet. boardwalk at this point is quiet, as well. but just perfect start to easter sunday, 43 in philadelphia cooler than yesterday, we're running some ten, 12 degrees cooler here, and some 20 degrees colder in atlantic city this morning. it is 39 in trenton, 40 in wilmington, 36 millville 37 degrees in allentown, we have the clear skies overnight, so anything we were able to build up heat wise yesterday just oops, up to the space, 64 for our temperature today, it will be sunny most of the time, couple of more clouds maybe later on this afternoon, breezy but still just terrific looking day out there. storm scan3 showing that it is quiet all over our area. notice, these showers they may hang together, just enough, to brush the poconos

with maybe slight chance of picking up rain shower, i'm show that you on our computer model. otherwise, we have great conditions today into the 60s, tomorrow we're really knocking on the door of 70 degrees. we could be -- we could be 70 degrees. but, let's stop it, just for our own psychological benefits we stop it in the upper 60s be pleasantly surprised if it gets warmer than that, then by tuesday still pretty mild around here, the way it looks now but some showers start to come in, especially the second half of the day. and here is that fabled computer model that you wait for every morning. let's put it into motion, and we see not much going on in our area, i stop it at 2:00. only to show some clouds around allentown reading and the chance of some showers in the poconos otherwise this moves onto 7:00. still wants to keep us clear through philadelphia, points south, through the poconos some clouds, and then by tomorrow looks great. phillies game starts at 30:00, a looks like some sunshine at that point. building off to the west, few

clouds, that may be coming in during the course of the game, by the time we get to tuesday afternoon, this looks like the first time we start to see some showers 1:00 o'clock, off to the west, but by 4:00 o'clock, the way it is timing out right now and as we all know by now there is timing can change a lot. but it wants to bring some showers through philadelphia, about 4:00, tuesday afternoon some heavier ones to the north, by tuesday night still some showers over philadelphia, same deal early on wednesday and then we may be finding another shower chance after tuesday as well, that's on the seven day. sixty-four today in philadelphia, nice day. if we could just crank down these winds, it will be even nicer. fifty-eight at the shore winnie there. windy and 55 in the poconos with the slight chance after shower. the phillies, i mentioned them, if you are going to be going to the game, citizens bank park, 65 degrees, when you head into the stadium 5:00 p.m., 67, and by the time you're in the parking lot celebrating the victory over the red sox 66 degrees. our winds gusting to 35 miles an hour today.

that makes 64 feel slightly cooler, but still the wind is from a better direction out of the southwest. forty-two tonight and still breezy until after midnight when the winds calm down. looks great around here monday 68 degrees, tuesday 68, but some showers later in the day. and again, another chance of a shower wednesday thursday, and friday, and maybe saturday. thursday looks to be the coldest day 50, that's the high temperature so kind of crazy week temperature wise, but really not a bad one. nicole? >> carol, thank you. well, it is an amazing story of survival. a man rescued at sea after spending 66 days stranded in the ocean. well, that man lewis jordan was in remarkably good health. as carter evans reports that's led to questions about his story. >> finally back on dry land, 37 year old lewis jordan casually walked past a waiting hospital gorney that he clearly did not need. >> for him to be in his current state was pretty

amazing. >> coast guard aviation survival technician kyle motorcycle cull em helped rescue jordan. >> would you expect sunburn severe sunburn issues that could possibly be wrong with him. >> but jordan had none of those injuries raising doubts about his story. he said he had only planned on short trip when he set sale. but his boat capsized in stormy weather. >> the waves were huge, the win was strong. i'm an inexperienced sailor. i haven't had a lot of time on the water. >> jordan survived with a little luck, and resourceful necessary, his father told cbs news the boat righted itself. so jordan was able to take shelter in the cabin which explains why he wasn't sunburned. there was also an ample supply of canned food on board and when that ran out jordan figured out how to fish without a pole. >> i lured them from their hiding place with a shirt on a rope, i took my hand net right next to them and just scooped them up.

>> he also used buckets and inflatable raft to catch rain water, which almost didn't come in time. >> finally right before i ran out of water finally the conditions were perfect where i was able to collect water. >> jordan said he was almost out of water again when a cargo ship spotted him off the coast of north carolina thursday. while jordan's story is nothing short every amazing it has no reason not to believe him. carter evans cbs news, new york. >> incredible story for sure. 6:20, still ahead story getting a lot of attention on social media. you may have i seen it by now. lost and found in china. a new york city man loses his iphone ends up being tracking it all the way across the globe. now meeting the man who has his phone. we'll hear from them when we come back.

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>> hundreds gathered in rumania for mass pillow fight. all part of pillow fight day. ya, they have one of those t looks little chaotic but few rules, don't hit anybody who doesn't have a pillow for one and don't hit anybody with a camera. you got to take your pillow home, as well. can't leave it there. as for all of those feather i guess they're just hanging out. >> world war ii fighter play, footage of the prince in the fighter plane filmed last year over the aisle of white when harry met two wounded servicemen. now, these men won scholarship to learn thousand fly that

plane. the spitfire became a symbol of symbol's resistance as the royal battles the nazis. >> have you ever placed your cell phone usually in the last place you think to call, give it a call, their ring. for one guy he lost his phone someplace that was thousands and thousands of miles away. in china matter of expect fact. >> set stone with the story and how it led it a friendship. >> chinese airport months, millions of page views in the making. >> it's been quite a journey for matt, who we met in beijing. >> you made it to china. >> yes crazy. >> here is the back story. he lost his iphone in new york city, month later lee, all the way in southeastern china received the phone as a gift. and began taking pictures on it, in front of what looked like orange trees. >> who is this man why are

his pictures showing up on my phone? >> those pictures automatically up loaded to stowe's new phone, and as an editor for the on line outlet buzz feed, he wrote about it. >> from there, it was translated and put on chinese tweeter. >> china's twitter started looking for an answer. >> i started getting all of these tweets from people in china saying hey we'll help you find orange man. >> the search led to lee. a 30 year old restaurant owner. >> i was shock lee told us, my nephew called and told me my photos are all over the internet. their lost phone found friends saga generated more than 75 million clicks and prompted lee's invitation to visit. >> to meet this man my brother, brother orange, has been amazing. >> stowe's china trip has been diligently chronicled with plenty of selfies it all has the seal of anything for a page view. >> the story over?

>> the story is not over, because brother orange has to visit me now. so that has to happen. >> so the story goes on and on. in the selfie rich world of social media who is to stop it? set stone cbs news, beijing. >> all right, how about that? riding tandem, the whole bit. all right well, 6:26. student of philadelphia youth orchestra were hard at work this weekend take a look. the orchestra re remembers dollars for upcoming concert with the end go girls the first time that the grammy winning folk rock bands will perform with a youth group and the kids say they can't wait for the show. that's great. >> welcoming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", a community gathers to remember darby borough police officer, mark hudson, killed inside his own home. we're therefore his final farewell. >> also ahead, if you are thinking of bubka apple watch later this morning you'll definitely opportunity see

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>> toed is easter sunday april 5th. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30, we send it over tore carol for this easter sunday forecast. >> it will be as bright and beautiful as your gorgeous yellow jacket. the sun will be out this morning, and it will be out for the rest of the day. it is gorgeous out there right now. we had a very windy day yesterday. i know, if you had to capitalize the weather yesterday, in one word it, would be the wind. that you might have adjective we can't use in front of it, but still, it was really windy yesterday. today, it will be pretty breezy, too. we could be finding wind gusts to 35 miles an hour, but looks beautiful out there. lots of sunshine, clear skies just perfect easter look. as we head down to the shore we go to rehoboth beach. you can see i saw a woman just standing there not that long ago just kind of gaizing out at the ocean beautiful looking day today. now, the storm scan3 not showing any issues whatsoever, so we will be enjoying some great weather with temperatures of 64 degrees,

sun, clouds, it will be breezy but also very nice, so all very hop i about that. storm scan3 not even clouds out there. beautiful day. off to the north and the west, notice, few little showers they may brush the poconos with a sprinkle or two. but maybe they won't even do that. so, it is not a big deal at all. right now, we have 43 degrees out at the airport in philadelphia, 39 in trenton 40 in wilmington, 33 in the poconos, but everybody above freezing in the 30's, and 40's on our way to the middle 60s today the farther south you go, the closer you may be getting to the upper 60s but 64 degrees partly sunny breezy, by afternoon not a bad easter forecast. how about the rest of the week? we'll check that out on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast nicole? >> like the sound that far carol, thank you. women, it is the holiest day on the christian calendar, easter sunday of course. the day christians believe cries rose from the dead. "kyw news radio", cherri

gregg, live at mother bethel ame church where easter services have already started? >> reporter: this is the 221st easter sunday celebration here at mother bethel ame church. it is one of the oldest, it is excuse me, it is the oldest african methodist episcopal church in the nation. and you can almost hear the music coming out of the sanction too area here about 150 people have gathered here for the sunrise service. which is extremely symbolic. and i spoke to two of the ministers who are part of this symbolic service on their way in today. the sun sunrise service really symbolizes that early morning that we discovered that jesus was no longer in the tomb. so it is a bit of a sacrifice to get up early in the morning, but god well jesus paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> for children, obviously that is great day. they get their easter baskets with candy everything else, for adults, what should make it a special day, when you begin to reflect on the fact

that we receive so much, and to whom much is given much is required. >> and resurrection white is the color of the day. and this is one of two services here at mother bethel the second one starts at 9:30. where i'm told it will be standing room only. of course, easter sunday is one of the most well attended sundays in the christian calendar. live in society hill, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, and happy easter to you, as well. thanks for the update. >> happy easter. >> meanwhile orthodox christians are celebrating palm sunday today on the eve of palm sunday villagers took part in a traditional fire ceremony to honor dead relatives in rue main y you see thereon your screen. they circled the grave three times with insense before sharing freshly baked bread and fish with each other. a priest held short religious service for the ones gathered at the cemetery at midnight. well, a community says good-bye to a darby borough

police officer who was gunned down inside his own home. fellow officers, firefighters, friend, and family, held emotional service on saturday to honor officer mark hudson. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was there. >> it may have tried but the heavy wind could not shake the heavy hearts lining the entrance of st. joseph's church in column inning day. friends, family, fire and law enforcement from across the region, joined for a final farewell to 26 year old darby borough police officer, mark hudson. >> makes owed other 26 year old need to step it up, and for being 26 years old he has accomplished a lot. >> officer hudson was offer duty when fatally shot inside of his glenolden home one week ago. investigators said hudson was trying to break one his live-in girlfriend, 27 year old tie anna finch, when she pulled the trigger. finch now faces first and third degree murder charges. as a young man officer hudson

participated in the boy scouts, and managed to dodge trouble as a teen by volunteering at the yeadon fire department. chief michael was one every his mentors. >> how will you guys get through? >> together, we'll talk about it we'll cry together, we'll breathe together. but the biggest way and the best way that we will get through this is telling stories, reliving all the memories that we have, and remembering that great smile that he had. >> everyone we spoke with said the same thing that the true story of officer mark hudson is not how he died, but how he lived. >> a sad story to tell, in the tragedy a good story to tell. we hear so many bad things, but he's living -- leaving such a good story for our african-american community especially our men. he was just -- he's out here. >> reporting in delaware county alex tree an h uff. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> home-grown terror suspect from north philadelphia is

sitting in a cell at the city's federal courthouse awaiting her next court appearance. this exclusive video shows police arresting 30 year old kianna thomas at her home yesterday on north tenth street. now, prosecutors say she conspired with isis fighters to join the terror group and told them she wanted to be a quote martyr for the cause. thomas' next court date is set for wednesday. >> would now now one of the gunmen in kenya's deadly university attack son of government officer. the attack left 148 people dead, but there are some survivors. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette with more from those victims. >> amal shabab says there will be nor attacks like the one at the college that killed 148 people. the group said in a on line statement, quote, kenyan cities will run red with blood. kenya's president said in a nationally televised address that his administration will respond in the severe ways

possible. >> we will do everything to defend our way of life. >> police rescued a 19 year old woman saturday morning who survived the attack by hiding in a wardrobe, and covering herself with clothes. >> i was scared. >> she initially refused to come out even when rescuers arrived. another student played dead. they turn me around, they kicked me -- >> in a ribbier stadium anxious relatives waited for news about their missing loved ones. >> we don't know whether essay life. we don't know whether he is dead. we don't know whether he is siding somewhere. >> police paraded the bodies of the four gunmen killed on thursday by government forces before a crowd of a couple of thousand. five people are under arrest, and there is a $220,000 bounty for the man believed to be the mastermind of the attack. wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> right now we're learning more about the much anticipated apple watch. cnet report customers who want to purchase a watch first need to make an appointment for a figure. now, that requires making on line reservation. you won't just be able to walk into an apple store and buy the watch. pre-orders for that watch begin april 10th, they go on sale april 24th, and cost between, get this, 349 and $17,000. that's quite a span of prices there. hey, speaking of apple there is weekends marks five years since the release of the ipad. steve jobs unveiled it back in 2009 if you recall, calling it a magical and revolutionary product. now, since then, apple has sole mower than 200 million ipads. well, there is much more ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning. water restrictions are now in place, and drought stricken california. but not for farmers who say they've already had to change the way they do business. we'll have that report coming up next. >> also, her story is inspiring, a teenage girl

pursuing her dreams despite physical limitations. we'll hear from this parra equestrian athlete coming up next. of course carol has your forecast on this easter sunday. we'll share it with you when we come back.

california homeowners are being asked to cut their home usage by 25%. the cut back doesn't apply to farmers, though agriculture water use consumes a majority

of the state supply. critics say it is unfair, as omar villafranca reports many farmers are forced to change the way they do business. >> california farms, like this one, produce more than half of the fruits, vegtables, nuts, grown in the u.s. in the past, farmers never had to account for the amount of water they were pumping from the ground. henry gonzalez is agricultural commissioner for ventura count. >> i growers generally do not want to share that information. they consider it their trade secrets. >> how much water they use? >> exactly. >> that is about to change. farmers, now have to measure and report their water usage to local districts. >> all of those agricultural operations, are going to have to purchase expensive water meters, and then they will to pay to have those installed. and then there is penalties on top of that, if they exceed the amount of their allocation. >> last year, the drought forced farm tears let 400,000 acres go un planted. thousands of workers were laid off. the new restrictions are part

of a new reality. jay lund is a water expert at uc davis. >> if you're a farm their only has a limited amount of water you won't invest that watt near low profit crop. >> strawberries thirsty crop, but make california farmers $2.2 billion a year. >> we could grow lima beans here with less water but not too many people want to have a lima bean smooth i. >> strawberries are one of the biggest exports in ventura county n other parts of california, farmers have discovered another kind of cash crop. charlie matthews has grown rison his farm since 1965. this year, he sold a fifth of his water rights to the city of los angeles, more than 300 miles away. he's making nearly twice as much money by not planting rice. >> there is much more than we ever expected to get. but it is satisfy time, that just shows the desperation of the people that need it. >> desperation, that is changing the landscape. omar villafranca cbs news,

ventura county, california. >> 6:44, going to get to the forecast in just a second. but first early risers, in the western united state and canada were treated to a total eclipse of the moon saturday morning. it happened just before dawn, and last bad five minutes. that's the shortest lunar eclipse of the century. >> and, take a look at this cool shot of the moon here. this video is from pennsauken, camden county where clear skies allowed the full moon to shine brightly. beautiful image there. and we'll have pretty beautiful day on tap as well, right, carol? >> yes, i saw the man. >> the man on the moon? >> oh, our producer, he is the man now? >> of course. >> i have to agree though. we've got the sun coming up this morning just beautiful looking easter sunday, look at this, just so gorgeous, we head to the shore and the sun

is coming up there, as well. look how beautiful this is. sun reflecting on the water little earlier, i showed you the moon reflecting on the delaware river just a great morning, with all sort of celestial things happening. boardwalk plaza looks very, very nice, anybody out? no. everybody's having coffee at church, doing whatever they do on sunday mornings. 43 degrees, as we go out to the airport, no reason to leave philadelphia, however maybe a lot of people are just coming in because the weather will be great here today and tomorrow. thirty-nine in trenton. forty in wilmington. 33 degrees in the poconos. it is 42 in atlantic city. all of these temperatures are colder than yesterday morning by some 20 degrees in atlantic city. now, storm scan3 shows no problems whatsoever. we don't even really have any clouds around here. this batch moving to the north, does it brush the poconos with a very brief shower? you can see these are nothing. these are -- they should be ashamed of themselves frankly because there is absolutelying in going on with them. they shouldn't even booth fer

they're going to only do that. so maybe they see brief sprinkle up in the poconos this afternoon. but that would be it. winds are out of the southwest. remember, yesterday, they were out of the northwest. that was a cold direct. -- winnie cold day yesterday with the winds coming up out of the southwest that's warmer direction our temperatures will be higher, and even with these winds that will be gusty today it, will feel better around here than it has been. sunday's temperature in the 60s, monday's temperatures on the other end of the 60s schedule. all the way up to maybe 70 degrees tomorrow. and then, by tuesday we're still at least into the upper 60s, we have a front that hangs around, a little bit maybe bringing some showers and that sort of ends that sunshine party that we're enjoying over the next day or two. future weather no problems. i mention those showers. here they are again. they are not much. but they may be out there. we've got some sunshine around philadelphia. main few clouds, as we go into later afternoon. monday as we go into the day on monday, this is 4:00.

the phillies will have been playing for an hour, couple of clouds coming over the stadium. otherwise, we are looking at not bad day at all warm one coming up monday. but tuesday we could be dealing with some showers. so, watch for the weather to change by the time we get to tuesday. today, we're in the middle 60s here, 58 at the shore poconos, 55 degrees, it is windy, in every single location, out there and if you are going to the ballpark, just know that you have got temperatures from the beginning to the end, in the 60s, looks like a great time to play some baseball. we have winds gust to go 35 miles an hour today. though, with the 64 degrees temperature, 42 degrees tonight, wind die down after midnight, 68 tomorrow, 68 tuesday, with some showers and by the time we get to wednesday, and thursday, we're in the 50's, chances of showers every day from tuesday through saturday, the way it looks right now but not wash out, just little bits of nothing-ness but still could be -- >> little bits of nothingness all right, carol appreciate t

time to check on the roads. ann evans is off. let's go out to emily armstrong in the traffic center good morning, this morning looking at beautiful shot of the art museum, philadelphia art museum on this easter morning we do have martin luther king drive closed in both directions, between the ben franklin parkway, eakin's oval, for recreational activities today. the burlington bristol bridge has been reopened, and we did have a bridge closing few minutes ago but now the bridge is in the down position, all things should be clear there. and also, weaver kelly drive between sedgley and hunting park avenue closed for a regatta there closed until 5:00 this afternoon. and things looking good, let's go to the second camera shot now, looking at the schuylkill, at montgomery drive, light volume, no delays there and also, let's head to 202, at allendale, very light volume there. on our easter morning you might see volume around churches this morning for

sunrise services, major roads looking good through philadelphia, and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. nicole, back to you. >> all right melanie we appreciate it, thanks. well, 16 year old parra equestrian athlete capturing a lot of attention these days nel has cerebral palsy but not letting that keep her from her dreams. she is training with her horse, mr. itchy, as he is called, for the north american young riders championships in june. she speaks with the help after computer. she spoke about her ultimate goal. >> i am a really rider. getting to go and compete in kentucky is just a gift. my big dream is to ride for canada. >> she goes from a little kid struggling to get over, you know, ice and snow like this, to, you know to an athlete on a horse who can go fast and go over jumps and do amazing things. >> her mom must be so, so proud. now nel became nova scotia

became first parra equestrian athlete at a young age. >> phillies wrap up their exhibition games at the ballpark. highlights coming up next in sports. also ahead, south jersey community gather to honor a young man andre attention to a rare heart condition. we'll hear from his family. we'll be right back.

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>> duke blue devils made it look easy last night. of course gas a great run for the seventh seeded spartans, game two was no blow out t went down to the wire. wisconsin pulled off major upset. chester's bo ryan with a fantastic job coaching, as wisconsin ends kentucky quest for perfect season 71 to 64. now, here's beasley with the rest of eyewitness sports. phillies manager ryan sandberg asked his team for a solid effort ahead every monday's season opener. ben revere with walk off homerun on friday, yesterday revere was at it again before the game. fans need ago lift from the parking lot to the stadium had a special driver, that would be ben revere, making sure everyone got to the game on time. in time to see chase utley with a single right up the middle. ben revere and came around to score, phillies take two-nothing lead, chase with very good spring. second inning, phillies up four to knowing. ryan howard rips one to first

botched the play revere scores, now that he's done driving fans from the lot makes it five-nothing. still in the second inning ruiz with single to the left side. another scores. phillies won their final exhibition game six to four. here's the manager. what i am anxious us for is to have the final roster and to get everybody together for opening day after a long spring training, i think that is really the main thing on my mind right now is you get those 25 guys, nailed down get us together as a group add a group on monday, and start the season. >> the flyers playing out the string on the road yesterday against carolina just four more games left in the season. second period, where we would pick it up, the flyers down two-nothing, then the come-back begins. michael ravel, with the power play, 21st for the season, two-one flyers, to the third we go, the flyers running out every time to tie it, with just under two minutes left, in a shot, with the goal, that would send the game to over

time both teams could not score in ot, which sets the game for a shoot-out with the flyers terrible. chris terry nets the game winner on ray emory. the flyers lose it three to two in the shoot-out. fly guys finish the season with ten 20, and 11 record on the road. to the throws, where the sixers took a steam from the horn ertz. noel with the short night. left in the second quarter with cut over his eyelid would not return, then local kid with time winding down, henderson driving and hitting the lay in, that put the hornets up by one. last chance for the sixers, and smith with the drive. takes the shot. but does not fall. and the sixers lost the game, 92 to 91. chelsey visiting stoats city. unbelievable. charlie adams catches the goalie out of position, lets it rip from 65 yards away, and it goes in. take another look at this shot. chelsey would end up winning the game two to one. pga tour final tournament before the masters.

houston, patrick read started on the back nine, on the 178-yard par three 16. he makes the perfect swing. makes a hole in one. that puts him at minus seven. his brother in already/caddy turns it into a not race to the green. jordan speaks is your leader in houston at 14 under par. couple of good athletes there. that's sports, i'm beasley reese. >> wow they're fast. >> homerun derby takes place in washington township to honor boy who died from a rare undiagnosed heart condition. family and friends come together for 14 year oldened ear king. king suffered from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a rare condition, that causes heart muscles to thicken. now, in addition to swinging bats, and raising money for a scholarship, organizers say their main folk us to raise awareness. >> heart condition, suffered by usually young athletes, make sure right diagnostic testing, and as well as to

raise scholarship money for some of the local children going off to college. >> so wonderful. king died after cardiac arrest, a year ago yesterday. his father says holding the homerun derby was the perfect way to honor him. >> well that's it for "eyewitness news" at six here's what we have for you coming up at 7:00. it is easter sunday, many parishioners are already out celebrating. we'll hear from historic church parishioners for sunrise celebration. plus, less than two weeks left to file your taxes. but don't rush to get them done. as one local woman is finding out, it could cost you a lot of money. and, it feels like spring is finally here. thank goodness. temperatures could reach into the 60s for this easter sunday. but, even warm weather ahead. we'll be back.

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>> a woman kidnapped wiping leaving a jewelry store in center city. and it happened right in the middle of the afternoon. we'll have the details. >> also, high winds help a fire completely destroy a pennsauken home. it is just the late that's long series of hardships for that owner. >> today is sunday, april 5th good morning to you and happy easter. i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00. let's sends it over to carol for your easter sunday forecast hopefully the easter bunny was good to everyone this morning