tsarnaev of all 30 counts. a boston jury took a little more than 11 hours over two days to convict 21 year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev for bombing attack in the 2013 boston marathon that killed three and injured more than 260, as well as violence that followed. the the courtroom was packed with bombing survivors. >> i'm grateful to have him off the the streets. i'm grateful to show everyone, the world, that it is in the tolerated. this is not how we behave. >> reporter: courtroom observers tell cbs news that tsarnaev displayed little reaction when verdicts were read. dzhokhar then 19 helped tamerlan detonate two bombs near marathon finish line. the a attack killed eight year-old martin richard, 23 year-old exchange student lindsey lou and restaurant worker crystal campbell. more than 260 others were injured, four days later the the the brothers killed mdt police officer sean collier and carjacked an suv leading to a shoot-out with police in

water town. tamerlan died after he was shot during the gun fight. police found dzhokhar hours later hiding in a dry dock boat. inside he scrolled a manifesto blaming america for its wars in muslim countries. prosecutors described the the bombing as a cold calculated terrorist act, that was intentional and defense attorney judy dark conceded dzhokhar's participation but it was tamerlan that built bombs and planned at tax. her goal has been to keith her client off death row, the the penalty phase face begins sunday. tsarnaev showed lit follow any reaction to the verdict this same jury will decide if he will face life in prison, or a death sentence. in boston, i'm chris van cleve, now back to you. boston cardinals sean o'malley and roast man catholic bishops are weighing in on tsarnaev's punishment. it could go against the church's teaching. our coverage of the guilty verdict continues on

"eyewitness news" at 6:00 investigative reporter charlotte huffman looks at the is what in store for penalty phase face. of course, get the very latest anytime at cbs philly.com. well, here at home a chester county dj is free, on bail, a after being charged with assaulting a woman he met through a internet post for models. that allegation,al sand that hoff led investigators to other shocking discoveries. >> reporter: police say 28 year-old daniel used craigs list to lure a quote, petit mod toll his coatsville home for what she thought was going to be a photo shoot. there is no answer at the home that neighbors say he shared with his girl friend. >> the the defendant is a well known, local photographer, and dj, so he set up his whole life around getting access to victims. >> reporter: chester county district attorney tom hogan told us the the investigation began when a woman responded to a craigs list add and went to his house. she told police that the

suspect filmed himself sexually assaulting her and then later threatened to expose video if she did not return to his home. >> we hit his house with multiple search warrants and found first child pornography and child pornography with kid as young as five. >> reporter: that wasn't all. >> with up skirt videos videos where the the defendant had placed a camera and electronic tea vice, low down so he could video up women's skirts. >> reporter: one man who didn't want to be shown told us he barely saw his neighbor except when police searched his home. did this surprise you it happened. >> yes, more than a month ago when police were here we knew something was up. >> reporter: so what was up? progression of perversion according to investigators. >> he starts out viewing just child pornography and then goes to creating his own pornography with the up skirt videos and then eventually end up sexually assaulting somebody. >> reporter: millowickid jed throughout the county but was a regular at west chester

sidebar. they told "eyewitness news" in the interest of the patrons and employees he was banned since they caught win of the investigation. anyone who thinks they might have been a victim should contact police. the reporting from chester county alexandria hoff, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will stay on top of that story for you. a south philadelphia man is accused of shooting his own father in the face while the two were driving in the car on the schuykill expressway. police say that 22-year old camer corbett shot his father albert last night while his father was driving in the westbound lanes, near west conshohocken. he was in the back seat of that car. investigators say this all happened as cover bin's father was driving his son to malvern to get treatment for drug and mental health issues. he is in critical condition tonight, there was a woman in the passenger seat of the car but she was not injured. the city of philadelphia is hoping that a $10,000 reward will lead to an arrest and conviction of the three men who abducted a jewelry store worker over the weekend. that woman was snatched from a

center city parking garage on saturday beaten, robbed, and then hit with a taser. this is the van that authorities say was used in that attack and you can tell it is burgundy and it has graffiti on the side. we're tracking some showers on this cold, dreary day, temperatures are stuck only in the 40's and how long will cold front last? meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck where it looks like you had to break out umbrella kate. >> i did indeed, it is pretty miserable out here right now and lift up my umbrella to see behind me. i will show you center city from the cbs-3 sky deck looking glummy and dreary, low cloud out and about tonight and temperatures well below average. the lets look at storm scan three. lets look at any rain activity scattered and light just mist and drizzle, steadier showers here and there it has pick up in center city in the past five or ten minutes. zooming out you can see snow in the boston area and look at the storms to the the south moving over west virginia

nasty storms there now starting to fall apart and change mainly into rain as they hit that colder dryer air. temperatures right now look at these numbers. these are february-like numbers, 41 at the the airport. thirty-nine in trenton. it is 42 in wilmington. we have a brisk northeast win, look at these temperatures drop from this time yesterday, 26 degrees colder now in philadelphia and wind chills are only in the 30's. we have a whole other day of this nasty cold weather dreary conditions but good news is change is on the way. i will have better news for weekend when i join you inside. now back over to you. well, a police officer a has been charged with murder and is behind bars, have after a cell phone video surfaces showing him shooting a man in the back as he ran away. that shooting a has outrage the community in south carolina. cbs news reporter omar villafranca has the latest. >> reporter: demonstrators repeatedly disrupted north charleston mayor and police chief as they tried to update

media on saturday's shooting of an unarmed, black man. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: michael slagger was charged with murder after a cell phone video surfaced showing him firing eight times at walter scott as the scott ran a away. north charleston's mayor says the officer has been terminated. >> we do not conn down wrong. it doesn't matter who it is. >> reporter: officer pulled scott over saturday for a broken taillight. slagger claims he feared for his life as they struggled over his taser. >> shots fire, subject down. >> reporter: video shows scott ran away, and then the the officer, started shooting. >> i thought that my brother was gun down like an animal. it was unbelievable to me, to see that. >> reporter: after the shooting video shows the three three-year old officer dropped something on the ground near the victim's body. community leaders in south carolina are calling for calm, so far demonstrations have been peaceful.

>> justice has been served without ron rock thrown already and that is how each situation need to be handled. >> reporter: slagger is being held without one. omar villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if convicted in that case five-year police veteran could face life in prison, perhaps even the the death penalty. family of scott says that he may have tried to run because he did owe child support which can lead to jail time there in south carolina. bus driver for easton area school district is dead after a tragic crash. it happened here in the parking lot of the this elementary school in palmer township northampton county. sixty-one year-old bonnie know vac was killed when she was struck and pinned between two vehicles. authorities say novacs car had trouble starting and she was trying to start it by pushing on the hood with the car in neutral when it started rolling at her. eventually pinning her against another vehicle. take a look at this surveillance video of philadelphia police searching

for a woman who stole a backpack with the loaded semiautomatic gun inside. watch as woman enters and takes the the backpack from the chair. you see her leaving with it there. this happened at the restaurant on north second street on monday. well ntsb released a report on the plane crash that claimed lives of the philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. that crash happened last year while the plane was a attempting to take off outside of boston. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the very latest information. >> reporter: these are first images we have seen from above the crash site released wednesday by the ntsb. it the is part of the broad report on the crash that killed philadelphia inquirer owner and philanthropist lewis katz and six others in may of last year. katz was heading home to new jersey but his plane never took off. you can see where it skidded off the runway at and airport outside boston and crash in the gully. we now know those inside died from a resulting fire a after

surviving the crash. we also know the pilot's final word. a a cockpit voice recorder captured him saying quote i can't stop it followed by oh no no, and then the sound of the crash. ntsb has previously said the crash was likely caused by pilot error. ntsb say pilot did not disengage a gust lock and that prevented the plane from tilting up and taking off but not everyone agrees. >> it doesn't tell us all of the answer that is we need. is there still a lot of questions that remain out there about what actually happened. >> reporter: mike is an aviation attorney representing two of the crash victims. he says a plane with gust lock engaged should be prevented from reaching take off speed. >> how do they get to that speed and why didn't the gust lock mechanism work the way it was designed. >> reporter: he said pie loss never mentioned the the gust lock in the cockpit voice recording so they have would have mentioned if that would have been a problem. a final more conclusive ntsb

report will be issued in a few months but he said you can expect that to be challenge as well. today we spoke with lewis katz on drew and said he did not read this latest report saying it wouldn't bring his father back or any of the other victims. but he did say his family hired a florida based attorney and will conduct an independent investigation as to what caused this crash. live from the sat center, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". developing right now officials say an afghan solder opened fire on u.s. troops today, killing one solder and wounding two others. gunman was shot dead, this shooting happened in the city of jalalabad after a meeting between afghan leaders and united states embassy official. it is second inside era tack in afghanistan this year. a trip to the movies on easter sunday turns into a frightening assault. >> they immediately jumped on me and knocking me to the

ground punched me in the face. >> still to come what this pennsylvania woman says a group of teens did to her during a film and what prompted that brutal attack. high steaks heist in one of the world's most famous jewelry districts hundreds of the safety deposit boxes were stolen a and we will have very latest on the search for the thieves. also ahead tonight doctors told a newlywed to let her comatose husband dianne she wouldn't do it and now five years later her prayers have been answered that miraculous story comes your way when "eyewitness

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doctors gave matthew davis a very slim chance of survival after a meet or cycle accident left him in the coma. >> his wife of seven months at the time danielle refused to give it up. vanita nair shows us how they defied odd ever since. >> reporter: matt davis was never supposed to ride a bike ever again. >> wait, what do you think. >> i'm aridding it. >> reporter: or climb walls, or you do push-ups. >> simple things that once seemed to be impossible, because nearly four years ago this is what davis looked like. he was in a comb, suffering from a traumatic brain injury with multiple broken bones. the result of the motorcycle crash. the doctors gave his wife a grim prognosis. >> he literally drew a graph on the board and 90 percent of people with this injury never regain consciousness. finally the doctor says, you know, if this were me i would want my family to pull the

plug. >> you for the for me the whole time so hard. >> yes. >> and if are the the reason i'm here today. >> reporter: danielle took matt home to care for him. after three months he awoke from his coma but soon became apparent he had lost all memory of his life >> reporter: for danielle it was bitter sweet, he doesn't remember me he will never remember me, those things are gone. >> reporter: simple acts that most people take for granted like being able to walk, drive a car or decorate a christmas tree, now has a new meaning. >> come on come on. don't get nervous. >> reporter: while insurance pays for his rehabilitation danielle says matt need additional long term therapy in order to make more advances. she started a go fund me page to help with those out of

pocket cost. davis's say their face has been important. >> the doctors, they know what they are talking about and it goodies advice it the goodies counsel but that doesn't mean that they are right. if you believe in god then believe in god take what you know to be true. >> he put her in my life. god knew what he was doing. >> that was vanita nair reporting. so far more than $50,000 has been raised for the couple through their go fun me appeal. the couple also hopes to have another wednesday to go replace those memories. that were lost. it seems so disposable for a lot of people that is a true love story and incredibly inspiring. >> for her to hang on for five years, miracles do happen, a amazing no doubt bit. >> still to come why treating adhd with generic drugs may not be the best option for some patients. hear what happened to one teenager who has a message for others suffering from the disorder. staggering cost of prom

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a lot of crazy weather all over the country today. there is snow in boston. red sox may have beat phillies on monday night but we are not dealing with the snow. we've got that on boston. we don't have any severe weather to talk b it is an active evening though. lets look at what we are dealing without side tonight. it is cold dreary but they will get the game in at citizens bank park but it will be a nasty night to sit out at the the ballpark. wear puncho heavy sweater bring a hat, don't spend time on the hair. it is misty, drizzly and we can see that looking live at ben franklin bridge, everything is looking just very, very gray and that is what we will be seeing right through the day tomorrow as well. we will take you down the shore. you can see how wet boardwalk is. people are taking a walk. bundle up especially down the shore. really slamming in the companies and coming off the the north atlantic. lets look at storm scan three showing light showers and drizzle picking up on that light precipitation across the region. the it is very cloudy outside very cool but that northeast

wind provides us a stable atmosphere. look at this line of storms firing up all day moving from illinois, ohio and virginia. this is starting to wind down crashing into this cool stable air mass that is taken over washington d.c. and philadelphia but still nasty storms heading in to western virginia with this. it looks like a long, duration win event and we have severe weather, tornado watches and severe thunderstorms watches across the midwest. we will look for strong thunderstorms as we get in the day on friday. back door cold front look at the chill, 56 in richmond. in the 80's just a little bit to the the south and feels like 34 degrees, a at the philadelphia a international airport. it is very very cold for this time of the year. slow to improve as well. tomorrow like today. highs only in the 40's but surge of warmth on friday. take a look at this in the 40's through the the day tomorrow but watch what happens friday afternoon we will start in the 40's and then surge of warmth coming in ahead of the cold front and we will get to 75 degrees. the as that front comes in

friday afternoon we are in the slight risk area for severe weather. we have heavy rains, strong wind gusts and threat for lightening. it is a crazy week. little bit of everything this week. cloudy breezy, chill which drizzle will. tomorrow cloudy cool high of 48. hughes jump in temperature into the seven day forecast. friday 75 degrees. weekend, looks pretty nice. coming up we will check with justin drabick at the ballpark for now

well welcome back for art lovers, all around the world, friday is a huge day at the barnes foundation. >> that is right, the public will be invited to see two

drawings by the master paul cezanne. sketches which have been hidden for nearly a century. pat ciarrocchi has this eye on the arts. >> it the is a once in a career find for us, and extraordinary. >> reporter: to the untrained eye, these drawings look like any artists, first stab at a landscape but for two art conservators, gwenn edward and samantha she isly the the sketches became a discovery that has rock the barnes. since the beginning of the 20th century art scholars and guests would walk through barnes galleries without realizing there were two water colors with the hidden treasure from cezanne just waiting to be discovered. the sketches were on the the reverse side of the frame water colors, only reveal when gwenn ann and samantha took pieces out of the frames and meticulously lifted backing from the two works of art. >> we are working with scalpel to remove paper. every little section you could

see more of the drawing. >> reporter: gwenn ann found first sketch and next to her samantha, who is from allentown, found the second. >> i started it in the back in the process down in this corner. you start to see these forms appear on the paper and i was just wow i cannot discovered another painting. >> reporter: doctor barnes purchased them for $100 it is believed he didn't know what existed out of sight. he did collect 69 works by cezanne. >> with the first two that we did make discovery, of course we had hoped that we mighting finding more but no. >> reporter: or at least in the yet. cezanne uncovered is opened to the public starting friday through may 18th. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a hidden treasure. >> incredible find, so many treasures there in the barnes foundation. >> absolutely. >> no doubt. coming up a jewelry heist in london that is like something straight out of the movie. how thieves stole up to 300

million-dollar in valuables from dozens of safety deposit boxes. plus, this. >> this is definitely in the right time to be talking and text while driving it is distract driving awareness month. coming up we will take you for a ride with the egg harbor township police department enforcing the law. and then new at 6:00 tonight a family's pilgrimage to see the pope that began in argentina right now they are winding their way to philadelphia with the gola arriving by september, we have talked with this family today and at 6:00 we will tell you why they are making that once in a lifetime journey. we will be

i'm chris may with the day's top stories for i a injury any boston found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all counts in the boston marathon bombing. he will either spend the rest of his life in prison or be sentenced to death. survivors of the bombing and family members of the victims spoke out about the verdict. we're obviously grateful for the the outcome today. not a happy occasion but something we can put one more step behind us. it has been difficult but we have gotten through witt each other. >> the penalty phase face of this trial is next, tsarnaev's lawyers will present mitigating evidence that they hope will spare his life.

well, chester county dj and photographer has been arrested and accused of sexual assault, and then charged with more than 300 other felonies. daniel john in milowicki is accused of assaulting a woman he lured through craigs list. police say a subsequent investigation revealed he possessed child pornography up skirt videos of women and drug materials. kate? and chris, temperatures right now about 25 degrees colder then they were this time yesterday and we have one more chilly day on the way before a big surge on that thermometer for your friday and chance for strong thunderstorms. and then a pretty nice weekend. meteorologist justin drabick will have seven day forecast from citizens bank park in a few minutes, diana. >> thanks, kate. >> race for philadelphia's mayor continues. democratic nominees made several stops on the campaign trail today. some a end toed a youth violence prevention summit at dobbins high school in north philadelphia. candidates showed their

dancing skills to lighten the mood earlier in the day, several candidates a attended a breakfast forum near independent hall including lynn abraham who collapsed last night during a televised debate. abraham said she fainted because she had low blood pressure and hadn't eaten all day. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has details. >> reporter: wednesday's build philly sponsor's forum focused on development and city of philadelphia. there was focus on former philadelphia d.a. lynn abraham and that live on stage collapse at tuesday's mayoral debate. >> i was prepared for this debate, i was prepared for last night's debate. i will just keep on rolling. >> reporter: she's one of six from the democratic nod for mayor, two were missing at forum at national museum for american jewish history. also presumptive g.o.p. nominee melissa daily. it push to overhaul offices of licenses and inspections. >> do i believe that l and i

has been given so much of a burden to enforce so many different things. >> reporter: abraham made her case for a strong mayor approach to city leadership. >> philadelphia cannot be manager, run led by cabinet of 17 people with at mayors an a pen age. >> reporter: nelson diaz calls for revisiting cities wage tax which he fears is hurting more than it helps. >> the wage tax tend to be a very regress i have tax which runs most of our opportunities outside of the city. >> reporter: state senator anthony williams saw inn roads for funding the school system. >> anything that reduces property tax's cross pennsylvania is hotly popular. >> reporter: although not everyone was in attendance the count for democratic mayor ship is at 6:00 which will drop to one after primary electionness may. in olde city, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you can hear from the democratic candidates at a special forum airing right here on cbs-3. join ukee washington and panel of journalist saturday night

at 11:35 as he moderates the moving philadelphia forward forum. if you miss it you can also catch it at 11:00 o'clock sunday morning on the cw philly. new at 59:30 a crackdown on distract driving by police in south jersey. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan rode along with officers in egg harbor township and got a firsthand look at the the effort. >> it is harder to see on a day like today but we will fine him. >> reporter: egg harbor township traffic patrol unit led us in on the action yesterday... we had one very specific goal in this soggy afternoon. >> today we are looking for distracted drivers. >> reporter: april's distracted driving month where many police departments are making concerted efforts to catch and ticket people talking or texting behind the wheel. >> probably at least 50 percent of the people we come across they are holding the phone in their hand while on speaker phones which isn't hand free. >> reporter: we didn't to have wait long for our first

culprit. >> he has cell phone in his right-hand and texting. >> reporter: experts say 3,000 people dianne 400,000 people are injured in the u.s. because of distracted driving. >> you're back there with your phone in your right-hand texting, cigarette in the left hand, i don't know what hand you were driving with. >> reporter: while this driver a apologized most do not. >> eighty to 90 percent of the people that we stop and issue a summons too they will argue and say they weren't on the phone. >> reporter: in new jersey a first offense for texting or talking without a hand free device starts at $200. police say message is simple if you have to use your hand to use the phone pull over first. >> the the distract driving enforcement campaign runs through april 21st and it is called you drive, you text you pay n egg harbor township cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a pennsylvania woman says that she was viciously attack after she told some girls to be quiet inside of the movie theater.

cindy santa a maria says that those girls harassed her at stroud mall in stroud township. she said five more teens, including two boys waited for her outside in the parking lot and attack her leaving her with a broken eye eye socket and bruises all over her body. >> they immediately jumped on me and knocked me to the ground. >> i can id those girls. they were in my face. their face is in my head. if i see them again or in a line up i know exactly who they are. >> stroud police department is now reviewing surveillance video and they are hoping to track down those teenage hours could face charges of simple assault. detectives are still looking for the thieves who stole up to 300 million-dollar worth of valuables in one of the world's most famous jewelry districts. the robbery in london happened over easter weekend. cbs correspondent charlie dagada reports from london.

>> reporter: patent garden is the heart of the london diamond district and a gang of thieves drilled right through it. while forensic teams collect clues, jewelers are counting up the cost, although some contents were the the kind declared on any legal documents. michael miller is a local jeweler. >> i don't want to disclose their wealth. >> reporter: when big heists go down in london they call in the flying squad and former commander john o'connor says first place they will be looking is close to home. >> somebody who gives you information about the alarm system, somebody who gives the layout of the building. >> reporter: somebody on the inside. >> yes. >> reporter: someone with intimate knowledge of the vault, installed in 1949. >> the thieves hadn't gotten has it own strong room available to every jewel merchant in the the district. 2-foot wide bomb and burglar proof door. >> reporter: burglar proof until last week even anyway. detectives have begun the

slow painstaking process of forensic examination, photographing this scene and collecting evidence. the they believe that will take two days. they further believe between 60 and 70 boxes were broken in to during the burglary. charlie dagada, cbs news, london. today tickets went on sale for new york's one world observatory, highly anticipated a attraction will open to the public on may 29th. the visitors will be able to get panoramic views of the new york city friday floors 100 to 102 of the world trade center. tickets can be purchased on the one world observatory web site. plans were announce today to rebuild 25th street via duct rail bridge. the bridge owned by the train company csx, spans 1.2 miles through south philadelphia. multi million-dollar improvement project will include restoring drainage systems and resurfacing the

structure's crumbling front. that project is peck to be wrapped up in five years. still to come on "eyewitness news" a warning about certain generic versions of a drug to treat adhd. hear what happened to one teen who has the disorder. also the hunter become the hunted, a wild image off of the florida coast when a would be cat snatches a snacker right out of the ocean. we will have more on that incredible picture next, justin. and we were spoiled with some stellar weather on opening day different story and live on the mobile weather lab, where tonight we will get cold weather gear and with some rain we will talk about the the forecast with the "eyewitness news" when we return.

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well as "eyewitness news" marks 50 years we are looking back at historic moments, and today in history the world mourned loss of the beloved pope. april 8th of 2005 pope john paul the second, was laid to rest, his funeral drew millions to rome as they paid their final respects among them presidents, kings and other world leaders. cbs-3 was live in vatican city for what was the largest religious gatherings of modern daytimes. elected pontiff in 1978 he became first non-italian pope in more than four centuries. he traveled to more than 100 countries spreading message of hope and world peace. pope john paul the the second was 84 at the time of his death. we will be right back.

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on the healthwatch for some children with a attention deficit hyper activity disorder medication is essential for success in school. >> last november, the f.d.a. announced two generic versions of an adhd drug that may be less than effective, that is why one teen and her family decided to change prescriptions. cbs news correspondent marley hall tells us what happened. >> reporter: the the start of the senior year was frustrating for emily.

>> one teacher in particular told me that i a had seniorit is and that i was slacking but i knew i was in the doing this on purpose. >> reporter: the 17 year-old was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder, and had been taken a generic firm of the drug concerta long acting version of ritalin help her focus and then something change. >> emily's grades dropped significantly. >> reporter: the food and drug administration announced in november it a has concerns about whether or not two approved generic versions of concerta are therapeutically equivalent to the brand name drug and may not have same benefits. doctor andrew says the f.d.a. has taken a good first step. >> two of the generics so to speak were not exactly providing the same rate and extent of the absorption of medicine that concerta had. >> reporter: f.d.a. says two generics in question have no serious safety issues and can still be prescribed, but they are no longer recommended as an automatic substitute for

concerta. emily is now on a new medication that she says works for her. her grade are up too. >> it is like a weight taken off my shoulders. >> reporter: she will be off to college in the fall to study a anthropology. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". okay. time to talk weather now and if you are a phillies fan what a difference a few days makes. opening day warm, sunny, beautiful, and then now this. >> not so warm, sunny and beautiful today. meteorologist justin drabick is live at citizens bank park tonight and he is bringing thus dreary forecast and justin what a far cry from monday. >> reporter: seriously wouldn't it be great to bring that weather back here for game two tonight. it is not stopping fans they are coming on to cheer off the phillies. in matter where you are in the delaware valley, it is chilly raw and damp.

we will check with our weather watchers and we are seeing 30's in the suburbs showing up here in center city. still looking at the lower 40's at this hour to get specific here we will check out a few spots in clementon, new jersey david dutch checks in at 42. up in allentown julia deal at 40 degrees. there is one of the coldest spots in lahaska tom has 38 degrees and down in south jersey buena vista township margot simmonds checked in milder at the 41 degrees. not the best baseball weather. i think tonight's game will favor pitchers because it is chilly. look at that 42 degrees right now outside the ballpark. pretty chilly. wind chills in the upper 30's to lower 40's. so far start of the phillies baseball season has been a tail of two seasons. this is rid ohio from monday's opening game where people were walking around in shorts and t-shirts, why not. been a while since we had temperatures that warm for opening day here, in philadelphia. lets fast forward to today

yah, big difference, cold weather gear certainly has been needed, hood, beanie's rain jackets with the mist and cool temperatures. the lets talk about the the forecast. big time change compared to monday. look at this first pitch monday was 74 degrees. the first pitch tonight in the lower 40's. we're talking about a 33-degree difference in temperature. first pitch forecast 7:05, 41 degrees, cloud, breezy, damp fog, mist and drizzle easterly breeze at ten to 15 miles an hour. we have wind chills values that feel like 37 in allentown. the feels like lower 30's at philadelphia international airport as well as reading men delaware 37 degrees. it is what it feels like in dover. what is happening over next few days. we will get improvement guys but it will take a while. cold front to the southeasterly wind flow keeps us cool today and once again tomorrow with temperatures only in the 40's, the the front tarts to move in the region later tomorrow bringing in a few more showers and

drizzle, some mist. difference on friday though warm front moves through temperatures back in the mid 70's but watch out for late day showers and then are storms better news for weekend, clearing out sunshine highs in the 60's and with that threat for storms on friday the the a area will be in the slight risk for severe weather from the lehigh valley southward through delaware. watch out for heavy rain strong wind gusts and frequent lightening. later in the day friday. forecast for tonight cloudy chilly breezy, low near 40. tomorrow not much better. same deal. overcast sky, high of 48. we will go to the seven day forecast upper 40's on thursday to 75 for the high on friday, looks great for weekend though mid 60's, saturday and sunday, heading to monday and tuesday, warmer there right around 70 degrees with the mix of sun and cloud. back here in front of the ballpark people entering the game. they are in coats, sweat shirts. give away is a t-shirt. you will not need that. that is latest from the cbs-3

mobile weather lab and ballpark. now back to you. >> that shirt will come in handy in the summer. >> it could be worse like you could be in boston where it is snowing. >> that is true. usually when we think about hunters in the animal kingdom sharks are near top of the list. >> but apparently a bobcat in florida did not get that memo. john bailey was walk ago long the water in zero beach when he saw this bobcat watching a shark and then that bob the cat grabbed it right out of the water. he was able to snap this picture with his cell phone from 50 feet away. bobcat then saw him drop him and the shark and ran off, but wow, mother nature is beautiful. >> very close to two very dangerous animals. >> incredible. for years it has been debated is there life on other planets, are we alone. >> that is the question good yes. >> nasa's chief scientists thinks so. ellen, told a live web cast yesterday and she expects to see strong indications of life

beyond earth within a decade. she say she expects definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years. she says technology already exist toss look for life and nasa is on the path to implementing it. we will be right back.

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well, promises on will soon be upon us and while spending the big night, spending on the big night is down overall, there is one area where students are shelling out big bucks and it might catch you by surprise. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at the numbers and has advice for parents. >> everybody say cheese. >> reporter: annual survey of prom spending by visa find teens and their parents will spend a national a average of $919 on proms this year down 6 percent from last year. the cost includes money spent on dressing tuxedos, limos tickets, flowers, pictures and events before and after the actual dance. the the the biggest prom spender in the northeast where those surveyed forecast a

total spending of $1,169 on average. $738 for prom night. $431 for what are being called prom proposals, elaborate invitation that is can mirror a marriage proposal. survey also find that 73 percent of parents say they will flip the bill for prom. dad plan to out spend moms by 63 percent. lower income families will spend almost double that of middle class families. in addition to making a budget and sticking with it teens can trim their prom costs by sharing a limo with friend and taking their own prom photos now that so many have smart phones. those prom proposals can involve one-third of the cost of the prom itself. if you oner what they consist of, sky writing invitations using a whole school choir. my theory is diana, would you like to go to the prom with me. >> would i love to go to the prom with you. >> just aid $400. >> free of charge. >> jim, thanks very much.

that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> developing next at 6:00 guilty verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. he faces the death penalty. we will look closer a at what is ahead in his penalty phase face. also new video has been released of a vineland man who died in police custody and along with that new video comes new questions about what caused his death. a once in the lifetime journey this family wants to see the pope, in person, so they are traveling all the way from argentina to philadelphia a, to do just that and they are in their own pope mobile of sorts. kate? and diana, it has been a cloudy chilly day and we are tracking showers through tonight into tomorrow and again, on friday, and then better news for the weekend. i'll have the full seven day forecast, that all starts now at 6:00 o'clock. developing news right now at 6:00 o'clock it is judgment day in the boston marathon bombing. it is guilty on all a counts.

a boston jury convicts dzhokhar tsarnaev in the terror a attack that killed three, and injured more than 260 people. he could now face the the death penalty. good evening, i'm chris may. aim diana rocco jessica has the night off. the those in the courtroom say tsarnaev folded his arms, fidgeted and looked down at the the defense table as the guilty verdict were read. at least one survivor says the the verdict will help those impact by the bombing to move on with their lives. >> we're obviously grateful for the the outcome today not a happy occasion but something we can put, one more step behind us, it has been difficult but we have gotten through it with each other. >> reporter: government called 92 witnesses tsarnaev over a 15 day period . >> so, what happens next in the tsarnaev trial? "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman joins us now explain, charlotte.