. jim: let's go down to bill macatee. bill: with justin rose, 67 today, congratulations. talk about the putt at the 18th. just:: yeah, that was a quick putt. one i was taking the high line on and definitely not going to be racing that one. everything away from the clubhouse down to rae's creek is incredibly quick. that was a bonus putt. bill: you've done such a good job grinding back over the second nine the last two days. how important is it to be in the final pair something justin: i realized that was going to put me in the final pairing. that's going to be an experience tomorrow. it will be great to play with jordan and try and keep pace. bill: good luck tomorrow. back to 18. jim: his second side the last two days, 33 and then today 31. so he is still away, hoffman in closer for a birdie putt.

this would be quite a par. nick: this could be incredibly significant in the whole picture of the whole week, the final result tomorrow evening. yeah suddenly bouncing and twitching a little more. jim: how about that? nick: unbelievable. jim: this kid's amazing! nick: unbelievable. jim: the consequences, what they could have been had he gone double bogey-bogey. just the mental part of it. he just escaped. cleared a big hurdle. nick: you're in a bowl here of emotion and intensity. this kid could get up and down

from a goldfish bowl. that was something. even with a goldfish in there. jim: and he has now the 54-hole masters scoring record. nick: well, he deserves it after that. jim: one better than floyd and woods. and again the all-time tournament scoring record is 270. 18 under par. earlier, just a half-hour ago he became the second player in the history of the tournament to reach 18 under. nick: i said last night a pair of 70's and it's a lock. jim: he's got the first one. nick: where he is? well that's only four back. jim: now hoffman. this is for a round of 71. well done!

charley hoffman. it's a new experience for him too, playing in the final pairing of the weekend of a major with his limited experiences. he'll be paired up with his fellow san diegoian, phil mickelson. going out just ahead of spieth and rose. nick: i just heard myself say to myself -- we've been talking about this insurmountable lead he had and then i suddenly said justin rose only only four back. phil only five. charley hoffman only six. we just don't know. but those guys, three guys genuinely have a chance to still take this, so it is not a foregone conclusion with a four-shot lead. it's still all to be played for tomorrow. jim: let's go back down to bill macatee. bill: jim thank you very much.

with phil mickelson. 67 today. you know this course so well. what was your game plan coming out with jordan having such a big lead? phil: i was looking at the pin placements and they were much more accessible on the front nine so i felt i had to get off to a good start. i tried to get something going on the back. it was a much more difficult back nine, i thought so it was important to get off to a good start. i was lucky to do that and the back i made two bogeys. it stalled by round but it was a good round. bill: there was something about your expression throughout the day, it feels good to be back in the thick of things here at augusta national doesn't it? phil: it really is the best to play late on the weekend with the perfect weather. the golf course couldn't have been better. they got the -- got the greens just perfect so that a perfect shot was received and if it wasn't it went through. it was a penalizing course.

a lot of birdies, a lot of bogeys. bill: i have to ask you about the shirt and the significance of it. phil: it's not more my color. it doesn't look good on me. i don't wear it well but i had a premonition after spending time with arnold palmer. he likes to wear this color. i had a feeling that i needed to make a move and i had it in the bag and pulled it out. bill: and what about tomorrow? your game plan on the course and also wardrobe? phil: well, i like to wear dark colors on sunday. i've won three times here wearing black shirts so i'll wear a black shirt tomorrow but it also helps me get more aggressive. studies have shown nfl teams, when they wear black, they have more penalties. it helps you play more aggressive and that's what i need to do tomorrow. bill: phil mickelson. back to jim nantz.

nick: i'm going to wear my aggressive colors tomorrow too by the way. jim: i will too. i tell you if he wins it tomorrow, this is going to be programs the shot and the save that we're going to remember. a little mickelson-like there. got a lot of air under it. remember phil once on a saturday needing to have an up and down from that same side of the green up above the bunker and he made that exact putt to go into the night with the lead and he went on to win. just when you thought perhaps he was rattled nerves were jangling dead center. he'll add up the card, sign it and when we return we'll hear from him. jordan spieth, the sensation so far at augusta 2015.

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[captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: the sweet sounds of augusta. the augusta melody will be back tomorrow as will we, 2:00 eastern time. 1:00 eastern time, raymond floyd at the masters. review his wonderful career and life and his relationship with maria. it's a beautiful story and i hope you'll see it tomorrow before our final-round coverage. again, 2:00 will be the start of the live coverage here. final-round pairings. tiger and rory paired in a major for the second time. they played the first couple of

days together at merion in the 2013 u.s. open and really neither one of them played well. hoffman, mickelson and rose along with spieth who has now taken hold of the 54-hole tournament scoring record after claiming the 36-hole record yesterday. jordan today was a much different look than the first couple of rounds because there were mistakes but plenty of birdies too. seven birdies three bogeys and a double. nick: this was on the seventh. another one of the blistering quick greens. jim: here he is at the ninth hole. i was in the company of lee trevino last year longtime dallas resident and i asked him who's going to be the next great star in the game? he said it was going to be jordan spieth. nick: whether he got fortuitous bounces, he knew it.

again, this is the 12th now. threw in a lovely little 9-iron, i think. just brushes them in so calmly and this is extremely difficult. across the edge of the 13th green. he knew it by the face and then this one at 15. jim: you hold your breath for a minute with this one in flight. nick: nice 5-iron. jim: hops up. center of the green and a two-putt birdie. at 16. nick: a shot right at the hole. one of the most famous hole locations on 16. jim: and with that putt became the second ever to reach 18 under par in fact history of the masters. the hiccup, the double at the 17th and then after a poor second played this fabulous flop

shot and landed it just right. the putt to calm him down a little bit i'm sure, going into tonight. what a save. a round of 70. 64 in the opening round. only nick price and greg norman had ever gone lower in any round in the history of this tournament. then the 46-hole mark, sets it. he's got the record at 54 holes as well. and let's go now to bill macatee and hear from young jordan. bill: jim thank you very much. 70 today. how big was that putt at the 18th after the double at 17? jordan: it was huge, just to see one go after from after the disappointment there on 17 where i probably should have just hit 3-wood off the team. that up and down, i don't recommend ever hitting it there. that wasn't easy.

it was probably 1-5 if you make a putt so very pleased with having that putt roll, in get some momentum. bill: you said here when we stood here a year ago that the runner-up finish just made you hungry to get back. how often have you throughout of this week up to this year? jordan: all the time. we always think of this week. this is the greatest week in our sport. last year definitely left a bad taste in my mouth and i've been looking to get back to try and get some revenge on the year and i've got a long way to go still. bill: did it feel different today than the first two days? jordan: i think so. felt a little different. i played in the morning yesterday so i had 24 hours from the time i finished to the time i teed off. that's a long time to sit on a lead like that. now we're finishing the evening and it may help just to get back get some rest and be ready for tomorrow. it felt out on the course a

little bit different and maybe got a little anxious at times but all in all kept it together with the putter. bill: jordan, overnight leader good luck tomorrow. jim: bill, when he walked off last year coming in -- coming in second he said it stings. i had it in my hands and i could have gone guard with it. the only thing i'm thinking about right now is when do i get back next year. in his words a year ago sunday. he's back and he's been making history. what do you expect from him tomorrow nick? nick: he's controled his intensity, his emotion. apart from 245 tiny hiccup at 18. houston houston -- right now he's prussed the up and -- produced is up and down of the year to keep himself in the lead. we expect the same tomorrow. they have to get through some important moments tomorrow. that 12th hole could be difficult for them. jim: final-round coverage tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time.

the day began with a five-shot lead and now it is four. some incredible shot making today. tiger early. he shoots 68. rory matched that score. they're playing together tomorrow. phil comes in one better at 67. what a putt that was at 16. rose with a late charge, 67 as well. he'll be riding alongside jordan tomorrow. there is the name. is that the next big name in this sport? tomorrow he has a chance to become only the second 21-year-old to ever wear a green jacket and become the next star in the game. jim nantz, nick faldo, good night from augusta.

>> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news," a disturbing discovery. a quadriplegic man is found lying in the woods five after after his mother left him there. new details in the jewelers' row abduction. one suspect is now under arrest. justin. >> and temperatures will be warming up across the delaware valley for the rest of the weekend. the details

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>> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now, a severely disabled man left for days in the woods with only a blanket and a bible is discovered by a passerby. police say his mother abandoned him. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. charges against the mother are expected very soon in a crime police are calling heartbreaking. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in west philadelphia with the details on this developing story. matt. >> reporter: natasha we're told this victim is 21 years old, has cerebral palsy and is quadriplegic paralyzed from the neck down. he was left in this area behind me of cobbs creek park for about five days with no food and no water and yet

somehow tonight after being found he's alive and in stable condition at chop. it was mid morning on monday when police say a 41-year-old mother brought her paralyzed severely disabled child to a wooded area of cobbs creek park and left him helpless. >> she took him out of the wheelchair, laid him down and put a bible with him and put a blanket over top of him. >> reporter: he lay there for five days unable to move. remember the weather this week not good at times cold and rainy. it wasn't until late in the day friday that he was discovered by someone walking in the park. >> walking down the walking path he sees the wheelchair so he goes to look at the wheelchair and sees this kid lying on the ground. >> reporter: the victim's absence was noted at the school he attends on monday but when that officials called his mother she said he was with her with her boyfriend in baltimore maryland. a arrest warrant will be issued soon and the mother will face charges. the vic imis recovering at the hospital with other family.

he's dealing with malnutrition a large cut on his back dehydration and i sight issues but is expected to recover. meanwhile police call the alleged crime sickening. >> it's heartbreaking to see another human especially a mother can treat someone like that when you had all the opportunities in the world turn that kid over to your family members who wanted to care for him. >> reporter: and as we mentioned the mother in this case is expected to face charges including reckless endangerment and aggravated assault but since she has not yet been formally charged her identity has not been released. police tell us they're still trying to determine why this mother of a parentally left her son in the woods to die. we're live in west philadelphia matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> matt, thank you so much. also developing right now police have made an arrest in an abduction and assault that happened in there jewelers' row section of center city. sources confirming to "eyewitness news" that 31-year-old kyrie gay was arrested last night in south

carolina. last saturday police say three men snatched a 53-year-old woman from a parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van and then beat, robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in a darby borough tell me -- tear. police say a man had a backpack an rolling suitcase and was carrying a protest sign. they say he then shot and killed himself. officials say the shooting is not believed to be related to terrorism. also now turning to weather, the sun finally making a beautiful comeback. a lovely saturday all across the region. it was the perfect day for mini golf at franklin square. question now though, is can we make it two days in a row for the weekend? let's hope so. meteorologist justin drabick joining us now with the first forecast. justin. >> hey, natasha. great news. looks like we'll see a repeat tomorrow with the sunshine. temperatures actually are going to be a little bitter

warmer, even above average but it was nice to get the sun out today. 63 was the official high this afternoon. that's right near average for this time of year. 58 allentown, 60 for the high temperature in trenton. little breezy and behind the storm system that came through. sustained winds 15 miles an hour out of the west-northwest bringing in that drier and cooler air mass. right now 60 degrees this hour, 56 allentown, 56 reading. once the winds start to really calm down these temperatures will drop quickly tonight with the clear skies. mid-50's in the suburbs this hour quakertown, doylestown, palmyra mount holly both coming in at 58 degrees this hour. storm scan3 very quiet, clear skies over the region right now. large area of high pressure moving into the region. that will block any storms from developing so expect plenty of sun for the next couple days. with the clear skies, calmer winds we do lose the daytime hite heating we had today and with that frost advisories will go into effect tonight starting at 2:00 a.m. for the northwest suburbs and suburbs

bucks montgomery interior south jersey away from the water these locations have a shot at reaching mid 30's for the low temperatures. so, again, the growing season has begun. that's why the frost advisory will be issued for the surrounding suburbs early sunday morning. you may want to protect some of those plants if you have them out already. lots of sun though we rebound nicely sunday afternoon. 67 for the high for philadelphia. not bad at the shore near 60. low 60's for the afternoon temperature in the poconos with mostly sunny skies. we'll talk about how long the sunshine sticks around in our seven-day forecast and temperatures even warmer as we head through next week. we'll get to those details coming up in a few minutes. natasha. >> sounds good. thank you justin. stay one step ahead of the forecast every day on the cbsphilly weather app. it's free, it's available right now on itunes and google play. also now an historic meeting in panama today. president obama sat down one-on-one with cuban president raul castro. both countries are looking to move past decades of animosity

to renew diplomatic ties. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> this is obviously an historic meeting. >> reporter: president obama and cuban president raul castro met face to face saturday afternoon. the first time leaders of the u.s. and cuba have held a substantial meeting in more than five decades. the obama administration is moving to normalize relations with cuba. >> over time it is possible for us to turn the page and develop a new relationship between our two countries. >> reporter: president castro said he's willing to discuss every issue. president obama addressed the thaw in relations while speaking at the summit saturday morning. >> the united states will not be imprisoned by the past. we're looking to the future. and the policies that improve the lives of the cuban people and advance the interests of

cooperation in the hemisphere. >> reporter: president castro spoke immediately after and called president obama an honest man. he also outlined a long list of cuban grievances against the u.s. but then apologized and said president obama was not one of the u.s. presidents who caused the problems. president obama announced in december that he was reopening relations with cuba but he can't remove u.s. sanctions against cuba by himself. that's a decision congress will be making. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> philadelphia's mayoral candidates meantime answered some tough questions today from area children. southeastern pennsylvania's big brothers big sisters organization held a youth mayoral summit at the venice island performing arts and rec center in manayunk. kids ages 12 to 18 had the opportunity to grille candidates on issues like jobs education and healthcare. now, you can also see the candidates talk about the issues facing the city on the moving philadelphia forward

forum moderated by our own ukee washington. you can watch it tonight at 11:35 right after "eyewitness news" here on cbs3. it will also be airing again tomorrow morning at 11:00 on our sister station the cw philly. philadelphia mayor michael nutter kicked off the eighth annual philly spring cleanup today. mayor michael nutter joined volunteers and local officials at germantown's vernon park. the cleanup effort is city wide and tens of thousands of people combed the streets and parks throwing away trash and making sure to philly is ready for spring as part of individual cleanup projects. "eyewitness news" caught up with mayor michael nutter right after today's event. >> i am so proud of philadelphians all across the city. dave perry and dawn carleton over at the streets department they've really done a fantastic job and again have outdone themselves. 600 projects all across the city of philadelphia. >> in past years spring cleanup efforts have resulted in millions of pounds of trash

and recyclables being removed from the city. still ahead on "eyewitness news" hundreds line up to pay their respects for the south carolina man shot and killed by a police officer. what walter scott family's attorney told reporters after the funeral. plus, a closer look at the damage now. homes and business owners, they're allowed back to their properties two days after devastating tornadoes. justin. >> and we have a nice start to the weekend and now temperatures will be warming up. the details coming up in the eyewitness weather forecastly. >> straight ahead in sports, the flyers finish up a disappointing season this afternoon in south philadelphia. james palmer with those highlights and more. stay with us.

>> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> well, the unarmed black man shot to death by a police officer in south carolina was laid to rest today. mourners paid their respects to walter scott at a christian center about 20 miles from where the 50-year-old was gunned down from behind. cell phone video taken last saturday appears to show officer michael slager repeatedly firing at scott as scott was running away from a traffic stop. scott's family attorney spoke after the funeral. >> the epidemic of powerless people being taken advantage of no matter what