police captain frank banford says in between shocks and beatings the three kidnappers would inflict psychological terror. >> they kept telling her today is the day you're going to die. >> reporter: tuesday police with new video with a clearer time line, take a look shortly after 1:00 saturday afternoon this maroon cargo van with white markings enters the garage. 3:45 the 54 year-old victim splits from her boss and head down to her car. the it is then three men abduct a woman starting an ordeal that would last some two hours. 3:51 you can see van heading to the roof where woman is bound, beaten and shot some seven times with a taser. men demanding keys in a security code to the women's code. half an hour later a security camera gets a good shot of the van while woman is being driven away. new video shows them heading east on chestnut. when it is clear she does not know pass code to the store police say mandy manned a a pin number to their atm card.

4:40 more video shows crooks refueling at this wawa in the 8400 block of bartram. it is one of the places they used the women's atm card. the soon after she's dumped in the wooded area near a cemetery 10 miles away in darby township. after she's dumped off we have learn that the the woman is picked up once again, tortured once again and then dumped off in the very same location, once again before good samaritan driver comes by and end the ordeal. coming up at 6:00 much more there the time line and the new very ohio we will break it down. live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. developing right now at 5:00 widespread power outage as cross washington d.c. causing a a scare for some. public transportation, the the white house and the capitol were all affected. cameras at a state department press briefing caught the moments that the power went out. that spokeswoman did continue the briefing in the dark though.

outages were related to an explosion at a power plant on the outskirts of the d.c. jury deliberations are underway in the federal death penalty trial of the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. cbs news reporter chris van cleve is in boston with the latest. >> reporter: jurors are deciding whether take hashing tsarnaev is guilty for 2013 bombings in the boston marathon and violence that follow. on monday prosecutors finished closing arguments telling the jury of five men and seven women that tsarnaev and his older brother tamerlan a attack was a cold calculated terrorist act. that was intentional and blood thirsty and was to make a point and tell america that we will not be terrorized by you anymore, we will terrorize you. tsarnaev's attorney judy clark continued with the theme dzhokhar participated but tamerlan was the driving force. the the the one who planned the attack. bought the materials and made the bombs. if tsarnaev is found guilty the jurors will hear a second round of testimony before deciding on a sentence, 17 of

the 30 counts against tsarnaev could carry the the death penalty. u.s. district court judge george o'toole told jurors the judgment is entirely yours after they watched graphic video montage of the bombings and heard closing arguments. he cautioned them not to let their emotion as affect their decision as they pour over 16 days of graphic evidence a wind necessary testimony. before they were seated each juror said they would consider the death penalty if the trial goes to the penalty phase face. chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jurors are now deciding fate of the former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. closing arguments wrapped up earlier today. hernandez is accused in the june 203 death of odin lloyd, dating the sister of hernandez fiance. lloyd was shot six times and died in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. for the the first time we are hearing from the st. joseph university woman's softball team currently at the the center of an investigation into hazing allegations.

those allegations came to light earlier this month at the the university, they have said they are taking matter very seriously but not yet discussed details of the alleged hazing this week the on line campus newspaper posted a statement from the softball team that statement read in part we live, eat and breeze sju softball we love our school we are devastated by allegations and resulting reports that have come about in recent weeks. we will respect the investigation and officials involved and cannot address specific allegations at this time. drexel university is investigating one of its law professors, the university says professor lisa mche will roy e mailed students a link to pornographic video last week. drexel issued a statement saying drexel has been made aware of an e-mail will that a professor sent to a class of law students that erroneously included a link inappropriate material. the university takes this allegation seriously and is investigating the matter. the the professor a

contestant who wants to be a millionaire, teaches legal writings and methods. she's none for her writing on the supreme court and has written several children's books. rutgers university bans all fraternity and sorority house parties, for the rest of the spring semester. this follows several alcohol related problems this school year including the the death of the student. this ban only applies to rutgers new brunswick campus. we check with rutgers camden and told us it does not have any fraternity or sorority owned houses. well, what was once considered a savior for a failing atlantic city was finally and officially sold today for pennies on the dollars. revel who tell and casino was a shining star of the sky line down the the shore but quickly became a falling star that money problems that just never went away. let look back at the brief history of the revel hotel and casino. it opened in grand style on may 25th of 2012. but the revel wasn't quite finished the at the the time.

its opulent accommodations, restaurants and stores stood in contrast to areas still under construction. two years later september of 2014 having never turn a profit, the revel then closed its doors. it went to auction, there were four failed bid but finally today revel sold for 82 million-dollar. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is joining us live in ac, he talk with the new owner today and got a look inside the revel, he has this television exclusive now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, i took about an hour long tour inside the revel, with that new owner glenn straub. he says some portions of the building could be opened within two months. he told me several times he is very eager to get people here, back to work new owner of the shuttered revel casino glenn straub is still trying to learn his way around the huge property which he is finding is full of surprises.

>> something like that, and it is like a lazy susan brings your uniform home. >> reporter: after several unsuccessful attempts to boot the property a bankruptcy gives straub final approval monday and by noonan tuesday the revel is his. he is not popping the champagne just yet. >> it just begins, it is not yet complete. you have to do something with the brick and the piece of property because it is so large, it is bigger than stadium they play football. >> reporter: for just 82 million-dollar florida developer has acquired a brand new facility that cost two and a half billion to build. while he wants to do 150 million-dollar worth of renovations you won't see them right away. he is planning a soft opening by memorial weekend. >> i got the to get turnaround and make money and to hire the people who we can hire. >> reporter: straub says first open will be restaurants, then hotel and casino. it is business but it is also personal. >> eight years old my mom walk me up the boardwalk and my family didn't travel too much because we're always working.

so anyway it brings back old memories. >> reporter: straub tells me he is a religious person and strong belief about trying to help people and you may see him around town. he is living in atlantic city. he a attended easter services at a local baptist church. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some cloud some sun and then a little rain, it is spring after all. meteorologist kate bilo on the the skies deck with details on a temperature drop coming our way, kate. >> that is right, jessica, it is spring and spring characterized around here by these temperatures swings that gets warm and cool again and of course april showers. we have those. we had a few today and few more on the way. out here clouds are rolling in and you can see it taking a look at quadruple sweep on storm scan three we are scanning area and find something rain. we saw cleve with the umbrella down the shore. we have showers just enveloping the entire shore area and some steady showers moving in upper bucks and

montgomery counties at the moment. part of the larger system bringing rain and cloud cover to much of the north east and what happens tonight a northeast wind picks up keeping showers around and bring in cool air off the north atlantic. temperatures will drop. it will stay low for a couple days. notice through 7:00 tonight we have scattered showers, steady rain possible around midnight and just keeps going right through day tomorrow. not a total wash out but showers at anytime. temperatures are still mild hanging on to 67 at the airport. look at mount pocono down to 45. trenton at 55. cooler a air coming in tomorrow. we may not make it past 40's. i'll have more when temperatures rebound coming up when i join you inside, new back over to you. >> we will see you then. $7,000 scam and police say it is all because of metal bars, pawned off as real silver we will have more on the fake silver bars and the investigation at 5:30 tonight. plus why a good work out with huffing, puffing and

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throw another name in the g.o.p. mix republican senator rand paul says he will run for president. but the pennsylvania native is not your average candidate here is cbs news correspondent adrian a a diaz. >> reporter: rand paul says washington is broken and it will take an outside tore fix it. >> i'm putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: first term republican senator from kentucky launched his white house bid with the rally focused on themes that made

him a tea party favorite liberty and limited government. >> the washington machine that gone also up our freedoms and invade every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> reporter: the anti establishment message appeals to a a correspondence dor of the republican party is looking to expand that base to win the g.o.p. nomination. >> many republicans don't like talking about the issues that he has talked about because they are fearful of getting voted off the the island. >> reporter: paul an eye surgeon by training faces a crowded republican field with fellow senator ted cruz a a announced, senator mark rubio scott walker former governor jeb bush and others likely to jump in soon. >> too often when republicans have won we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. >> reporter: paul's father former presidential candidate ron paul joined his son for

tuesday's kick off in louisville kentucky, adrian a diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president obama took part in the easter prayer breakfast at the white house. the president says he and first lady are thankful for prayers they have received at a time when their daughters are growing up, driving, and looking at colleges. vice-president biden also attended. april is national donate life month. >> today to bring awareness to organ donation the gift of life donor program joined forces with thomas jefferson university hospital for a unique event. "eyewitness news" there at jefferson hospital where families of organ donors participated in a quilt pinning commemorating the lives and the gifts that they gave to others. the completed quilts will go on permanent display to honor organ donors. >> right new there are 123,000 people waiting for life saving transplant in our country and 6225, here in the philadelphia region. so we're here to create

awareness so more people will sign up for organ and tissue donors so they can get a second chance at life. >> reporter: organizers are hoping to increase donations within hospitals and to increase number of pennsylvanians who designate themselves as donors on their driver's license. good evening everyone we're dealing with the breaking news situation with regard to traffic. traveling on the schuylkill expressway notice smoke in the center of the screen. this is ease wound side of 76, underneath billowing of all this smoke is there a vehicle will fire compromising right-hand lane. it is slowing traffic on the westbound side as well. you will notice emergency teams are on the scene, hard to see that but police are blocking eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway. we were already in rush hour traffic, in and around center city. amtrak building is right across the street. shout out to will folks at amtrak forgiving me the head up. if you are traveling in and around this area or trying to i would suggest thaw just,

stay right where you are and we will continue to update you when this does clear out of the way. right new we are starting to see that fire engine through this smoke. we will continue to keep you updated but generally speaking right now try to avoid schuylkill if you can eastbound 76 at 30th street is closed. stay with us for more updates back to you, chris. >> keep us posted. >> is what your work out style? do you like it light, easy or work up a good sweat. >> find out what is better for your health and could help you live longer leslie. i'll tell you how duke students are celebrating their national championship victory over wisconsin and the flyers trying to avoid history against islanders. their story coming up later in

well, a sure sign of spring is in center city philadelphia today. a annual cherry blossom festival kick off this morning at liberty place. you can see these kid dressed in their dress, they sang japanese songs, there was a sushi demonstration as well. sound like a great event. cherry blossom festival now in the 18th year celebrating japanese culture. >> that makes it feel like spring when you see cherry blossoms. >> last year i remember being out there thinking there aren't that many blossoms but

then they bloomed so quickly. it looked gorgeous out there. >> any vivid wind might want to go back in very soon. >> cover. >> yes, maybe i will go back in. because, tomorrow is only going to be in the 40's. we're feeling those wind of change moving through the area tonight and temperatures will be plumetting. lets look outside and check the the bottom of the screen our weather watchers as always sending in their observations and look for your own neighborhood and weather watcher close to you. we have got varying temperatures in the region. i want to take you down to ocean city where it is looking glummy and gray, we have showers up and down shore points and ocean city boardwalk looking damp. not a lot of people taking their evening constitutional up and down the board tonight. you can see why that is. showers getting steady a across the region, down the shore, steady showers philadelphia we are still in the dry corridor for now but look at what is heading our

way over upper bucks and chester and montgomery county as well right and down the northeast extension we are seeing steady rain and along 422 and that will slow things down tonight. storm scan three shows clouds are in and we are feeling a big change in the air, temperature change from this time yesterday look north and west and we will see difference 18 degrees colder then this time yesterday in allentown, 17 degrees colder then this time yesterday in trenton. take a a look north and west we have a back door cold front moving in and that is bringing chilly air. look at blue in new england and a cold air diving southward. it is usually a back door cold front this one comes from east to west pulling in that chilly air off the the north atlantic f that weren't bad enough it will be gray and a dreary with the stationary front overhead. highs in the only 40's tomorrow barely out of the 40's on thursday as well. we are not talking about a ton of rain. less than a inch through the rest of the week but we have showers in the forecast every

day, tonight, tomorrow thursday, and friday. overnight mostly cloudy chill which showers and all thanks to the north east wind tomorrow's high only 49 degrees, a full 29 degrees colder then yesterday. tomorrow the phillies game 45 degrees at first pitch. getting more like some of the opening days we remembered from recent years. damp and cool wednesday and thursday. look at that warm surge friday. we have better news for the weekend. i'll have that with the seven

it is the easter bunny like you have never seen him before. >> wow. >> yeah. >> he downs president two presidents at washington national's opener yesterday. >> wow. >> during the game, they have a traditional mascot race, of

course easter bun a period out of month where and attacked, you can say george washington and teddy roosevelt. in word on what prompted the bunny's outburst, maybe too much easter candy. >> did they throw the easter bunny out of the ballpark because that is an angry bunny >> less lee. >> i cannot top that final week of hockey for flyers starts tonight at the sent's begins islanders. here they are at morning skate. on sunday they beat pittsburgh to complete their first season sweep of the pens. now islanders come looking for their first ever season sweep against orange and black. >> lets see if we don't want to get swept like that. we want to make sure we get a couple wins in there and like i said, they have been a good team this year. these last three games are important for them so we need to make sure we get out there and be ready for them. >> phillies have the take off game two with the red sox tomorrow at 7:05. not the opening day phillies

fans and cole hamels hoped for. cole was rock five innings and served up four solo home runs. jay diekman came in the the ninth gave up two hits, two walks and a grand slam as phillies lost eight to nothing but ryne sanberg says he is not too worried about jake. >> you mean the fact that whether it was adrenaline or whatever it is, allowed him not to throw a strike but that was the the best fast ball i have seen in six or seven weeks. i'm not worried at all. >> right the now big rally being held at camden indoor stadium for duke blue devils. they beat wisconsin to win their fifth national championship, and after the game, the students lit a gigantic bond fire on the north carolina campus. celebrations all peaceful and no arrests. >> look at that crowd. >> they have reason to celebrate. >> it is a lot safer then it looks. >> we hope. >> five champion ships. >> they are used to it by now congratulations to duke.

it sound like something out of the movie all new at 5:30 we will tell you who police are looking for a man who somehow got these fake silver bars and sold them to a local pawn shop. >> he got away with thousands of dollars. ad campaign giving vittoria secret a run for money and hash tag steaming up social media. new at 6:00 a kay yet a tack in new jersey man working in his yard falls pray to the wild animal and not the first time.

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i'm chris may here are some of the top stories for you, new surveillance video has been released in the abduction and robbery of a jewelry store worker over the weekend. police say that three men snatch that woman from the center city parking garage tortured her for an hour and dumped her at a delaware county cemetery. jury deliberations continued in the federal death penalty trial of the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the the 2013 bombings killed three and injured more than 260 people. and the the sale of the former revel hotel and casino is now final, revel sold for just 82 million-dollar, to the florida developer glenn straub it cost more than $2 billion to build. straub tells "eyewitness news"

he is planning a soft reopening by memorial day weekend. kate. chris, it has been a mild day so far, showers widely scattered but now showers are picking up in intensity from the lehigh valley down in the city and all the way down, and even some yellow slowing down the evening rush and cool air is coming in. i will tell you how long it sticks around with the seven day forecast. yes, sir contact. >> kate, thanks very much. all new at 5:00 30 police in collindale are trying to get a scam artist off a the street. he claims to be selling solid bars of silver when, in fact they are fake. he scam a local pawn shop owners of thousands. pat ciarrocchi has the story. >> reporter: silvery bars look impressive pouring out of the buck net brian oddlot's pawn shop in darby, delaware county but in this case, all of the glitters is not the silver. >> it looks authentic but it turnout to be counterfeit and fake. >> reporter: the the discovery came $7,400 too late. he wishes he had men this man

nicholas of clayton, new jersey. when he came into his shop a month ago a allegedly selling silver. >> he knows what he had. he knows what he is doing. >> reporter: police say it is classic conn, the bars offered for testing were silver and then suspect switches that package with the real silver with fake silver bars. >> there is supposed to be one ups on of silver but he pulled the switch, put up the fake ones, took back his real ones and proceeded to sell them to us. >> reporter: 860 ounces of silver a lucrative investment if real. police believe he purchased the fakes through a web at in china his name even pops up as a satisfied customer. >> five star super deal and great people. >> very calm, very cool, i believe his criminal record shows several theft by deception. this is probably life he has chosen to turn an income by bilking hard working people out of their money who trusted

him. >> reporter: he tells us that last week he a allegedly charged to pawn off fake silver as real thing at his bucks county store but he ran off when confronted. he says that he doesn't want others to suffer a financial hardship. collindale police say they are on the the case. in the sat center i'm pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. two suspects involved in the 2013 fling of the former community of college basketball player have pleaded guilty to murder but as victim's family tells cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio the battle is not over. >> it was hard to breathe. >> reporter: casey fischer still gets emotional when talking about her son mika former community of college philadelphia basketball player who had just celebrated his 26th birthday but was asleep at this house near broad and colwyn when's woke to hear gunfire outside when landlord/tenant dispute turn

violent. >> he stopped, went to go get up and second shot came. my son's last word was please don't let me die. >> reporter: six hours later the the only high grad drew his last breath. >> you know, he was a good kid. >> reporter: mika grew up in mt. airy, loved basketball and played at the the community college of philadelphia and tuesday mark a bitter sweet celebration for the fishers. they learn that two of the people involve in mika's people in the death will pay. >> it is some closure but it was reckless. >> reporter: d.a.'s office say brittany young pled guilty to third degree murder on monday and at alleged shooter shawn allen charged with murder inner, conspiracy and gun possession stopped his trial and took a plea, tuesday a afternoon. >> he knows who did this to my son. >> reporter: fischer's say it is the not over, others were involved and they want them too. >> somebody knows something. somebody knows something. >> reporter: in center city, cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police say an

argument between two men in north philadelphia led to gunfire. take a look at scene just a afternoon at intersection of north 12th and nevada streets. police say victim here was shot in the groin but is expected to survive. the gun man is still at large. a murder investigation is underway in norristown montgomery county tonight. police say that two men were exchanging gunfire at locust and basin streets when at least one man was hit. police say that a woman drove that man to plymouth township where she flagged down police for help. that man did later die at a hospital. the other gunman remains on the loose tonight. this man is wanted by police in philadelphia for several items for a business on south street on monday. that man was first seen on surveillance video looking in the store's window. he then went inside after notice ago this no one was there and then walked out ten minutes later. police say man took off with the lap top and a few tablets as well. if you recognize him you are

asked to call 911. accidental carbon monoxide poisoning is cause of death for a maryland father and his seven children. police say family was using a gas powered generate the or in the kitchen to keep warm after their alleged was cut off. rodney todd and his children who were between six and 15 years old were last seen alive march 28th. police responding to a welfare check made the tragic discovery yesterday. >> they will be so missed and i still think there is a time that we really don't believe that it happened. it is beyond our scope of imagination right now. >> investigators say they are seeking family's utility record from the power company to find out compactly when their services were shut off. two members of the illinois state university athletic department were a among the seven people killed in the plane crash early this morning. passengers were traveling from the ncaa basketball tournament in indianapolis when the small plane crash near blooming ton.

investigators are still determining the cause of that crash but local meteorologist say there was poor visibility due to heavy fog. good evening everyone. latest update for that earlier vehicle fire on the eastbound side of the schuylkill across from the amtrak building is it has been extinguished. they have moved really quickly doing that so, if you are traveling east bound on the schuylkill you can bypass the the situation remnants on the shoulder, police officer still on the scene. it left quite a delay on top of rush hour traveling on the eastbound side of 76 and for anyone trying to get to the eastbound side of the schuykill using the vine street expressway westbound you will note that is pocket of traffic here stemming back toward broad street. you will want to give yourself more time residual on top of rush hour. look at the rush hour here four on i-95. we have delays southbound on, and north bound and and, as well as 95 southbound in delaware county. fifteen is your average on the schuylkill, in the red around

conshohocken, both side of 467 going to and from the mid county tolls jammed there as well. look at path turnpike, traveling from valley forge down to mid county that is also a slow zone as well as 422, traveling westbound out of 202 out toward royersford. lots going on mass transit however you are not awful, chris. >> slow go out there, vittoria, thanks very much. we have seen pictures of old friend reading about their lives and that is part of the fun of facebook but not for everybody. we will tell you why a new study says that for some social media is depressing. party time or time to get in shape. latest work out craze that doesn't feel like the old exercise routine kate. wind of change have a arrived, temperatures have drop at the airport, showers are working their way in and tomorrow will be 20 degrees colder then today. i'll have the latest with the fo

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your smart phone, on facebook right now, already. the listen up to this new study reveals facebook could lead to symptoms of depression. university of houston research found facebook users felt depressed when comparing themselves to others. lead researchers notes that depressed feelings is too much time using facebook can go hand and hand with comparing ones self to others. but the research nets that the findings do not mean that facebook itself causes depression. plus side clothing retailer lane bryant launched its new i'm no angel campaign to promote its new line of under garments and some say it is a clear jab at victoria secret's popular angels motto. long way company was criticized for a campaign featuring the word perfect body over images of super slim models. now lane bryant says its new line of bras and panties seek to redefine sexy. the u.s. postal service revealed this new forever stam in washington d.c. in honor of the late poet and author maya

angelou. michelle obama and a oprah winfrey were in attendance but quote on this new stamp is causing controversy. the it reads a bird doesn't sing because it had has an answer, it sings because it has a song. children's hospital joan walsh england told the washington post that she wrote it, but the the quote has widely been attributed to angelou. >> very interesting. annually on april 7th we raise a glass for national beer day. there is some interesting history behind this holiday. on this day back in 1933, a law went into effect that allowed people to brew and sell beer in the u.s. even they prohibition was in effect at the time. the law was signed by president roosevelt. today beer is the most widely consume alcoholic beverage, in our country. so happy beer day to all. >> cheers. >> yes, cheers to you. time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. >> here is cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger.

>> we celebrate world health day to day this week and it is worth noting that within of the fastest growing medical professions is a physician's assistant or pa. here in the philadelphia area pa's earn about $86,000. they work on teams with physicians and other providers, and do everything from conducting physicals, counseling patients, and in some cases prescribing medications. but becoming a pa requires are years of schooling. first you'll need to complete two to four years of under graduate science source work, then you'll need get into an accredited masters program. the the academic prerequisites are the same as medical schools and most programs also call for students to complete three years of health care training and experience. after you complete your certification all that hard work is likely to be rewarded, salaries are expect to rise, and the bureau of labor statistics predicts

38.4 percent employment, growing growth by 2022. maybe that is why the job site glass door named physician assistant as the the best job in america, for 2015. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite...

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a new study suggests huffing and getting sweaty is key to early death. researchers followed over, 250 people age 45 and older for six years and this study found that those who exercised vigorously for more than 30 percent of the time well their rate of mortality was reduced by 13 percent. now what about dancing your way to good health that sound like fun. >> one way to do it. >> susan mcginnes a has more on the work out that involves black lights and a dj. it may look like it is time to party, but at 3:05 fitness it is time to move. >> it was all about the parties, all about fun the the music, the the dancing. >> reporter: named for miami's area code 305 class goers jump and shake while dj spins. >> the black light and music and energy level, nothing compares. >> reporter: the the 55 minute

sessions are made up of sports drills, high intensity interval training and dance moves. >> it is a sweaty work out. one of the benefit, it is a mental relief as well. >> reporter: idea is to disguise the the exercise. >> i used to look at working out as a drag something at the end of the take. >> reporter: regulars like megan say the the class is therapeutic. >> only thing that can help after a workday and leave with the smile on my face. >> reporter: enjoying a work out because it makes you want to get up and dance. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that looks exhaust continuingy want to do that. >> i would last five minutes in there. >> it looks like a great work out a lot of fun. >> 305 fitness is in miami new york and d.c. but they are looking to expand and they do hold pop up events, in other cities. >> we did call the company. they have nothing scheduled in philadelphia right now but they say check web site. we have a lincoln cbs

philly.com. and chris looks out of breath just watching the video over there. that looks like fun. i would do that especially on a day without going for a run outside. a day like tomorrow when it will be chilly damp and it is down right dreary and miserable. fortunately still warm right now. 68 degrees as we check with our eyewitness weather watchers reporting 68, cloud cover is in but heading to the north look at what is happening cold air is moving in tom's house it is already 54 degrees. he says looks like rain but a few drops earlier and even, chilly a as we continue to head up north and west, 54 at eileen's house in gilbertsville. she says off and on drizzle don't put your winter cota way temps are falling. they are. i did pack snow boots and snow pants up the at my house hopefully, that doesn't look like you should put that cota way, gloves hat you will want them tomorrow. look outside at our live

neighborhood network cameras in will palmyra new jersey. the beautiful shot from the palmyra cove nature park at 52 in palmyra right now. that is key here. east/north east wind at 7 miles an hour wind north and east this time of the year when ocean water in the north atlantic is very chilly. that will lock news to a dreary cold pattern anytime we get that northeast wind and coming up we will get two days of the northeast wind ahead. storm scan three shows showers all across the region, steady showers heading from montgomery county down towards the the city, main line schuylkill expressway, that will not help traffic for today, it will be damp out there, lets talk about what a back door cold front is. look at these temperatures, 39 in boston and burlington. zero seven in d.c. back door cold front brings that east wind off ocean generates cloud and showers and keeps temperatures cool. we will call it back door because front door is coming in as it does from west to east this one coming from east to west. current wind out of the north

east from the northern suburbs still southerly wind but by 10:00 o'clock tonight we will get northeast wind and as we set this into motion look at that wind direction north east all day tomorrow and all day thursday as well. it will keep us damp and chilly for the foreseeable future. showers around at anytime throughout the the day tomorrow and during the day on thursday as well even friday we have a warm surge in the forecast, it will still be included which showers. overnight 44 degrees mostly cloudy that temperature just goes no where thanks to the northeast win, high of just 49 degrees, 20 degrees colder then today still chilly on thursday, friday is better than today, warm mug which chance for shower and thunderstorm. weekend though mid 60's with sunshine saturday and sunday and beautiful. new back to you in the desk. kate, thanks very much. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" improve your tennis swings, your golf swing maybe your running stride. now you can get feedback just like the pros. >> consumer reporter jim

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smart gadgets designed to help us perfect our skills in golf baseball basketball or soccer. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has a look at latest smart sports devices. >> reporter: rebeck ace always trying to improve her tennis game, at times she works with the coach but when she doesn't she uses smart gadgets like this sensor to track her play. >> you can see a lot of great feedback on are you hitting the ball on the sweet spot, is what your power level on your different shots. >> reporter: rebecca says a device she uses serves up valuable information she could not get anywhere else. >> you can analyze your game you would never be able to just from playing or having someone watch you. >> reporter: this type of dad the a gathering tech isn't limited to tennis.

>> we're starting to see a variety of smart sporting equipment accounts across basketball soccer baseball, golf running that are equipped with sensors to measure your statistic and help you improve. >> reporter: equipment like smart soccer and basketballs to measure every kick or describe will, products to track your golf stats and swing, even smart socks design to help runners improve their technique. as for pricing. >> these are not cheap. they are going to go anywhere from $50 at low end to $300 in the high end depend ing on what it is. >> can more data lead to better performance. >> the the ability to measure allows to you improve and that is where these sport devices really make an impact. >> reporter: ted vicky of the american counsel on kerr size believes technology should be a training tool not a substitute for a professional coach. >> there will always be the the need to have a a personal relationship between a player,

and a coach, between a client and personal trainer. >> reporter: rebecca says her smart gadgets motivate her to keep motivated to achieve her goals and recommend other athletes give tech a try. >> it is fun. you get to learn about your game and gives you the the ability to improve. >> reporter: when it comes to choosing right tech for you experts say focus on a few areas thaw want to improve so you don't get overwhelmed with the date a i have posted links on cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter feed. i don't know if i want my socks thinking. >> you don't want them thinking for you answer to that is no. >> sometimes too much information is too much. >> mine would be sensors saying move move, faster. >> are you sitting at star bucks, get up. >> jim, thanks very much. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. developing now at 6:00 new video of the van police say was involve in the kidnapping and torture of the jeweler's row employee. this is as a woman who came to that victim's rescue speaks exclusive liz to "eyewitness

news". also tonight a new jersey man ace tacked by a coyote while working in his yard hear how he described that ordeal. kate? the the mild temperatures of to daze and yesterday are coming to an end as we speak, umbrellas are up cold air and showers working in this evening, i'll have the latest on a very cold wednesday in store for tomorrow coming up. remembering a local hero a fire fighter who passed away at age 95 after serving for more than 80 years "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. two very important developments tonight in the case of the woman abducted and torture. take a a good look at this van. the these images just released by philadelphia police, they believe that van is going to lead them to the suspects. this is as we have an exclusive interview with the

the woman who came to the victim's rescue. good evening i'm chris may. i'm's jessica dean. we have team coverage of this developing story, we will begin with our walt hunter who just spoke to the good samaritan who found would the man battered and bruised. he is live in delaware county walt. >> reporter: as horrifying as this crime was it could have been so much worse if not the for a good samaritan a young woman who found the victim hand cuffed and shackled in a cemetery, came to her rescue, sheltered her, alerted police and may well have saved her life. we spoke exclusively with that good samaritan this afternoon and she asked us in the the to reveal her identity or where she lives. police have revealed new information about the crime new video, being shown right here released this afternoon showing a vehicle that police believe may have held the three attackers as they beat their victim taserd her, held her in the parking g