over ande if he smelled anything. >> took a little smell and smelled like bleach, pretty nasty, and he made a phone call and then everybody was here. >> reporter: call that neighbor made to 911 wasn't unique officials a several members called 911 prompting a large emergency response. about 50 homes were evacuated as fire fighters looked to the source, and led them here to the air tank company called bernard joseph they refurbish tanks like these and when they arrived, they were supposed to be empty. and that was one tank of chlorine gas. >> they were in the process of working on it and they open it up and it released. they didn't know there was product in it. >> reporter: hazmat crew sealed the container and worked to ventilate the building. crews tested sewer lines to make sure all was clear and evacuation order was lifted. the business has been in this trooper neighborhood for a long time unnotes by many until then. >> something you can think about a little bit more now.

>> maybe, just because like it was, having our house being evacuate that had has never happened. >> reporter: fire officials a say no one from the business placed the call to 911 or tried to shut the canister after it open. it was uncareer as to why. and that is where the the investigation standing right now. we do know that the fire marshall is talking to officials with the the company to see exactly what went wrong and how it can be prevented in the future and to see if anyone is liable in what happened this morning. as for the the future we're told that investigation could be finish up sometime soon. we're live outside or excuse me we're live in montgomery county matt rivers, cb is s "eyewitness news". is there breaking news right now chopper three is live over a camden recycling plant where a grim discovery has been made. the camden county prosecutor's office tells "eyewitness news" that a worker at the recommunity recycling center in the 2200 block of mount

evefram avenue foundry mains of the fetus on a conveyor belt there. police are now on the scene. they are investigating exactly what has happen, and again this is breaking news, stay with "eyewitness news" for updates as they become available. construction worker is injured after he gets trapped in a ditch in northeast philadelphia. chopper three over that scene as well, this is 1600 block of em or street in the rhawnhurst section. officials say that the 49 year-old man became stuck when dirt caved in on him inside of that trench, shortly after 9:30 this morning. the man was transported to a hospital. he is said to be in stable condition. there is a noticeable chill in the air all around the region, certainly not feeling like your typical april out there. that is what we will be dealing with some freeze warnings, in some places. meteorologist kathy orr joining us from the cbs-3 sky deck. kathy, it feels like we have gone back in time. >> it is unbelievable out here. win is blowing gusting to 30 miles an hour this

afternoon, guess contact temperatures falling not in the zero's and 30's tonight. the we're talking about near record cold and reintroducing word wind chill in our forecast. that is insane for this time of the year. let look at what we expect. mentioned those freeze warnings in effect to the north and west of philadelphia, a watch, through philadelphia, out and east. we're talking about very cold temperatures. some he that freeze is pretty much, a go to the north and west, a freeze possible in the blue, in the watch area. when we talk about a freeze we're talking about temperatures between about 27, to 32 degrees in this case. so any tender vegetation or if you put annuals out early cover them up because they are in jeopardy. here's what we will wake up to, 27 in the poconos. thirty-three in reading. thirty-three in allentown. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-seven in millville. even down the shore it is going to be cold. so trade in those light summer jackets, back to the winter coats, at least for the the next two mornings. we will take a look at numbers

to beat in the record category coming up. kathy, thank you. the the choice between disposable ape reusable shopping bags could soon be a pricey decision. new legislation would require philadelphia's stores to charge customers a fee for every bag used to hall goods home. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live, with the details on this todd? >> reporter: well, jessica the city of philadelphia goes by a number of different nicknames most commonly we are referred to as the city of brotherly love. another not so nice nickname is filth iadele fee a scenes like this one will, that is the the reason why. 5 cents per bag a nickel tax on nearly every disposable bag you get is the idea philadelphia city councilman mark. >> if you needed ten bags in the purchase it will cost five you sent extra for your shopping. >> reporter: with litter blocking city street, garbage piled on the ground and even plastic bags hanging on trees the councilman wants to clean

up the city. nickel bag tax applies to both paper and plastic would be used for an anti litter campaign and enforcement. >> 5 cents per bag. >> i didn't know that, i usually carry a reusable with me but today was an off date. >> there is a lot of waste generated from these plastic bags. >> reporter: across the u.s. philadelphia is latest city or state that has or is considering fees or out right bans on stores using disposable bags. >> that is kind of extreme. i don't think it is necessary. >> you feel like the city is nickel and diming you. >> exactly, that is ridiculous. that is not called for. >> reporter: he argues that the taxis a compromise between retailers who may howell about the idea and environmentalist who want a plastic bag ban. 3 cents of the tax would go to the store owner, 2 cents to the city. he says this is about reducing litter and not a money grab by the city. >> thinks a plan to get nothing, because we hope in the end nobody is buying bags. >> reporter: there are a

number of exemptions that are being considered, such as bags used for dry cleaning and bags used in carry out and take out items. this bill would just be introduced in council to day and it is a long way away from being voted on by city council. reporting live tonight from south philadelphia, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good we will see where that goes, thanks very much. the obama administration acknowledged that a u.s. drone strike killed two hostages being held by al qaeda including one american. the the president held a news conference this morning to apologize to the families. cbs reporter brook silver, has more from washington. >> reporter: flowers and yellow ribbons mark the the maryland home of there warren weinstein, one of two hostages accidentally killed in the u.s. drone strike. >> i pro foundly regret what happened. on behalf of the you had government, i offer our deepest a apologies. >> reporter: drone strikes were conducted in jana long pakistan afghanistan border. operation targeting an al

qaeda compound. doctor weinstein was an aid worker captured in pakistan and held by al qaeda since 2011. also killed was giovanni le porta, a italian held hostage since 2012. the u.s. did not mow hostages were held at the compound. >> i cannot begin the the the the the anguish that these families are enduring today. i realize there are in word that can ever equal their loss. >> reporter: the obama administration is conducting a review of the strikes. the weinstein family released a a statement saying we look forward to the results of the investigation but those who took warren captive over three years ago bear ultimate responsibility. the the family also blame the pakistani government for not doing enough to help free weinstein after all of the humanitarian work he had done for people of that country. brook silver, credit, bs news washington. radnor township police are searching for a burglary suspect confronted by a home owner.

take a look at this video of the suspect who made his getaway on the norristown high speed line. last friday, police say that the home evener opened up her front door on howthorn road and saw the the man inside with one of the suitcases. it was filled with money jewelry and electronics. then the suspect ran from the scene. >> well, it is currently offering a $2,500 reward for the the the arrest and conviction of the male suspect in the video. >> reporter: anyone with any information is urged to contact the radnor township police kept. well, woman accused of a abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods for four daises now behind bars in philadelphia and she will face attempted murder charges. nia parlor waved extradition, in montgomery county, maryland. she is accused of abandoning her 21 year-old son near her cobbs creek home back on april 6th, so she could visit her boyfriend in maryland. a walker found that young man lying on the ground with only a blanket the and a bible. he remains in the hospital, tonight.

the montgomery county d.a.'s office says it has charged kevin rebi with child sex abuse and other crimes. a 15 year-old girl told police she found a hidden camera that rebie had installed in the bathroom of her limerick town hip home and she said he had sexually abused her. investigators say since their investigation kicked off in march, they have found dozens of bathroom videos recorded over a three to four year period on his computer. the search is on for gunman whom investigators say tried to rob an off-duty philadelphia police officer walking his dog. police say the officer drew his weapon and opened fire in overbrook last night. that officer fired eight shots at the suspect as the the two men exchanged gunfire. >> it appears to the man took him for a victim, i think he was pretty much surprised when he he found out he was robbing an off-duty police officer and the police officer still has

his weapon on him. >> the officer was not injured in the exchange of gunfire. police do not the know if the suspect was hit but they have alerts out to the hospital in the area in case someone comes in with a gunshot wound. well, it is not where you would expect to see a wild animal, still to come on "eyewitness news" coyote sightings in a surprising place, we will tell you where they are turning up on city streets. also with their homes still on the edge, the owners of this burlington county home get an update on their disappearing back yard. we will have the the latest. jim? it is claim your cash day here on the cb. three could you be owed money thaw are not aware of. take a look at this list, these will folks are owed money... check cbs philly.com to see if you are on the list. after the break i'll have more names as "e

well, before i let you go and you let me go, you are owed money. so you are owed, somewhere above, $100 it has to do with at&t mobility. a cashed check dating back to 2004 that was reported to the state in 2010. so 100 plus. it could be a hundred it could be 10,000. take me out to lunch. >> amazing. pizza is on me. >> that was this man jim donovan telling kyw news radio steve mccasey he was owed

unclaimed cash. you are like santa claus in april around here. >> exactly chris. $8 billion is owed to people in our region in the form of unclaimed fund being held by the state. we have been trying all day long. our claim your cash effort, to get the money back in the hand of the rightful owners. a new car, a caribbean cruise, designer clothes what would you buy if you came into some unexpect cash. well you could be owed money and not even know about it. >> this is one of the oldest consumer protection laws in the country. it is one that is least known about. >> reporter: in pennsylvania alone $2.3 billion is being held in cash and unclaim property. it could be utility deposit thaw never got back, check that got lost in the mail or jewels collectibles and memorabilia of every shape and size. when owner cannot than found it end up here with your state treasury. >> we literally receive new property every month in the bureau and at least once a

year april 15th, companies are required to report unclaimed properties, folks may search one time and think they don't to have search again. >> reporter: in fact, in pennsylvania, it is estimated that one in ten people are owed some sort of unclaim property. web sites make it easy to search for what is yours. >> searching your name, a name of the spouse, even a church, your girl scout troop anything like that. >> reporter: we found $435 for susan komen race for the cure. >> i'm thrilled to accept that dollar amount, to help us with our mission. those dollars will have a great opportunity to help even more women. >> reporter: mazzone i health center was thrilled to learn $1,242 was owed to them. >> we are always happy to receive more funning because most of our services are free to the users. >> reporter: owe what are you waiting for? it is time to claim your cash. >> check the list you just never know money could be there waiting for you. >> reporter: i have made it

easy, go to cbs philly.com or facebook and twitter feed and i have placed a link for all 50 states. if you live somewhere else you can check there type in your name and see what happens. would i suggest if you have an odd name or people spell your name incorrectly try those other spellings because you may get a hit there. don't forget to check your church synagogue kid little league teams because there are tons of non-profits and organizations owed money. >> you have more. >> lets look at this list. we have more folks owed money. if you you know them give them a call. you are all owed money by your state. by the way chris. >> yes. >> i think this may be you. just says chris may from massachusetts. it doesn't say chris may anchorman. >> i'm take it good but i tried my best in searching take a look the at web site. >> once you establish this is you what about the process of collecting money.

>> reporter: pretty much you have to show proof of identification, send in a net rised statement and within time you get your money. now i will point out all day long pennsylvania web site has been going very slowly. we had over 45,000 hits to our web site, and almost a million-dollar has been claimed just today in pennsylvania. so, if you can't get through first few hours just wait until later tonight but check it out, you could be owed some unclaimed cash and we have more names in the the newscast. >> i'll never get it if this is mine i will buy you a cup of coffee. >> something small good okay, all right. >> jim, thank you. >> jeff. >> so generous with the cup of coffee, thanks very much. coyote sightings in manhattan have new yorkers doing a double take. this morning len there were two sightings on the up are west site. officers have been hunting them by air and land but so far they have had some trouble catching them. the police caught one earlier this month in midtown and courtyard of an apartment building. and coming up at

6:00 o'clock it is in the just new york dealing with these wayward coyoties they are being spotted closer to home along with other wild animals cleve. >> reporter: you don't to have live out the in the woods to have even counter with dangerous wild life. in fact, it can happen in the place like this a busy condo complex. i'm cleve bryan coming up why new jersey officials are warning people to be on the look out for foxes and coyoties. still ahead on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 kim and can use going to battle with the founder of you tube. we will tell you why they are heading to court a live report is

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welcome back to "eyewitness news". i'm meteorologist kathy orr. you can see not a beautiful sunny afternoon on boat house row but still sitting pretty. skullers out on the schuylkill, a little bit of wind with the shaking of the camera and feeling more like mid-march then heading toward may. look at these wind gust as cross the delaware valley. little dover creek air force base a 37-mile an hour gust. reading gusting to 36. millville gusting to 34. at malvern prep, a 32-mile an hour win. those wind will subside but we have an area of low pressure that continues to spin over canadian maritime. we have high pressure moving in with clear skies to the the south and creating a pressure gradient or windy conditions. that will persist through the the night time hours. this is bringing down very cold air.

we have had instability showers today, and also the clouds. slowly, this influence will let up on our region and we will see dry conditions over the next couple days. our first forecast for the evening, temperatures falling through the the 40's. by 11:00 o'clock 44 degrees. that is just the beginning of this cold air moving in. right now in philadelphia we're in the 50's. but look at what happens through time. this is our future temperatures. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. we have temperatures in the 30's. allentown 36. reading 37. mount pocono 28. philadelphia 38. by the time we make it to saturday morning it is colder. poconos at 30 allentown 31. philadelphia 36. when you add wind it will feel like it is in the 20'ses specially tomorrow morning. here's the morning low and these are the record that we could beat come tomorrow morning, or come very close. the atlantic city, allentown trenton in the the 20's. record in wilmington and philadelphia we will be near

record cold tomorrow morning. during the day tomorrow still gusty wind, temperatures in the 50's much like today. area of low pressure moves well to the north and west and we will get milder saturday and even by sunday as system passes to the south we could see a friday shower but otherwise temperatures in the 60's. overnight mainly clear, low of 36. during the day tomorrow 56 with breezy conditions and as we look ahead planning the day cold in the morning enduring the afternoon after school temperatures in the 50's with blustery conditions and evening temperatures will be only around 50 degrees. the on the three day forecast cold for friday, better over weekend saturday and sunday. that is you're witness w

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man who filmed kim and kanye's proposal has his day in court. >> is that good or bad thing? let's ask the insider's louie who is live in hollywood as he takes us inside this case. what is going on here, louie. >> he thought it was a good thing in the very beginning. he might be rethinking that. kim kardashian and kanye are suing you tube's coy founder for that leaked engagement footage. time to go inside the case in 60 seconds. who knew this romantic moment would turn into a lawsuit. the surprise proposal was supposed to air exclusively on keeping up with the kardashians but one guest preempted it by posting his own secret cell phone video of the moment on line just hours after it happen.

judge ruled this week that the couple can't sue the the man who leak the video you tube co found are chad hurley. he posted it to mixed bit despite having signed a confidentiality agreement. >> clearly everyone knew what they were signing when they agreed to keep these event private and confidential. now this judge has task oven forcing that agreement. >> reporter: from the court battle to a custody bottle, hillary duff and her ex-filed over their son. he and his son are requesting joint custody while she's asking for primary custody. >> the question that the court will be looking at is how do these parents co parent this particular child. >> reporter: and then hillary filed for divorce a daze after her x allegedly propositioned a woman at a restaurant in beverly hills. we have reached out for comment but did not the hear back before our deadline for this story. hey listen, it is not all bad news for hillary. have you check out the cover of the new shave magazine. sometimes, the best prevent is

living your best life ape looking good, while doing it. >> yes. >> that is all i have to say. >> fair enough. >> thanks, very much. you you can check out louie and the entire insider crew tonight and every week night tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. a lot more to come in the next half an hour, including the homes with the disappearing backyard. now these owners have more bad news about the problem that has opened up behind the home. and the the suspense is growing overseas, we will tell you how people are preparing for the arrival the of the new member of the royal family.

i'm chris may with a look at the top stories for you, five people went to the hospital, with breathing issues today after a chlorine gas leak in a business in lower providence. it doesens of homes had to be evacuated while hazmat crews capped that leak. president obama apologized to the families of two whose stages accidentally killed in the u.s. drone strike, one of them warren weinstein was an american those strikes were conducted in jana long the pakistan/afghanistan border. the the operation targeted an al qaeda compound. shoppers will be charged are time though eye as disposable bag. that would be used to help clean up litter from city

street; kate. it the feels like we're moving in the wrong direction as more late winter-type temperatures set up in the delaware valley. we could talk about a freeze potential across the the area for tonight freeze watches and warnings have been posted. temperatures remain below average right through the weekend but good news it is a quiet pattern. no major storms in the the forecast. the seven day will tell you when it may warm up a little bit, i'll have that in a few minutes, jessica. in baltimore demonstrators took to the streets to rail for justice in the death of freddie gray. 259 year-old died from injuries he sustained during an a less. correspondent craig boswell has very latest from baltimore. >> reporter: baltimore civil rights group announced thursday it will get its own investigators to look in the death of freddie gray. >> make everything transparent and that is only way we will get justice within way or the the other. >> reporter: the 259 year-old died from spinal cord injuries a week after his arrest.

cell phone video shows baltimore officers putting him in the police ran with his legs dangling. >> these right here have become one of of those lethal weapons that the community has had their hand on to expose the brutality and as well as the behavior of the police department. >> reporter: baltimore's mayor asked governor to send state troop tours help keep peace as tensions filled during daily protest. >> we will get to the bottom of this and justice will prevail. >> reporter: while the official inn votesgation continues, great's family is planning a funeral for monday. >> how their son how their twin brother had his life necessary eventually snatched with no provocation breaking in laws are still unbelievable for them. >> reporter: all six officers involve have been suspended five offered voluntary statements, the day of the a arrest. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". parents of the michael brown filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the ferguson city to day. former ferguson police officer

darren wilson and tom jackson are also name in the civil complaint. the last august wilson fatally shot brown who was unarmed during a confrontation. local and federal investigators ruled that shooting was justified this suit, seeks 75 you this dollars in damages and attorney fees. a philadelphia judges has delayed trial for ten people charge in the chaotic police community meeting and that is not the sitting well with the defense there was pushing just before that meeting in lawncrest last month. the group that was on hand was protesting d.a.'s decision not to prosecute two police officers who shot and killed brandon tait-brown in december. today the prosecutor told the judge that she didn't get the case until just recently and was simply unprepared to move forward. >> i'm very skeptical of the motivation of the district attorney's office for trying to continue the case and for trying to do it at the very last minute where primary witness is standing right next to the prosecutor and they

have known about the the case ever since at rest were made in the presence of both police commissioner and d.a. seth williams himself. >> supporters of the defendants were also on hand protesting that postponement. the defendants are charged with disorderly conduct. a teenager puts police officer in the head lock after being told to leave a burger king restaurant. it is also captured on cell phone video. confrontation took place in hartford connecticut. police say the officer was trapped in that choke hold important 18 seconds while rowdy crowd gathered around and simply watched. in one intervened. >> he was beginning to lose consciousness according to this report so it is not seen on video but this is what occurs out there and this is new phase of what is going on in the country in 2015. >> an officer was eventually able to free himself the teenager involved in that altercation was arrested and charged with assault. >> a philadelphia a momma

accused of trying to join isis was formally indicted on terrorism charges today. only "eyewitness news" has this video of the april 3rd arrest of keonna thomas. prosecutors say thomas was ready to join, fight and martyr herself on ban of ice is. the defense attorney said she would plead not guilty if indicted. prosecutors rested their case in the penalty phase face of the boston marathon bombings treatment today jurors heard testimony from survivors lost limbs in the a attack. they will soon deciding whether to event isens dzhokhar tsarnaev to life in prison or death. the the defense is expect to begin presenting its witnesses on monday. new developments in the deadly hit and run in will holmesberg from december, a $10,000 reward is being offered for at rest and conviction of the suspect. three three-year old teresa posse was killed when hit by a black truck on state road. phoenix mercury basketball star brittany grinder and her fiance glory johnson of the

tulsa shock were arrested yesterday. police say a verbal altercation turned physical yesterday afternoon. the two were arrested on assault and disorderly conduct charges following a fight at their home in suburban phoenix. they have been both released from jail. former cia director david petraeus is sentenced to two years probation and find $100,000. it comes two months have a pet trust pleaded guilty to passing classified material to his former mistress and biographer paula broadwell. senate voted to confirm loretta lynch as nation's attorney general. that vote was 56-43. lynch who served as u.s. attorney for eastern district of insuring becomes first african-american woman to hold the top law enforcement post. lynch waited more than five months to be confirmed, many republicans dislike the support of the president's executive action on

immigration. new fur on the land slide that forced the evacuation of two homes in florence township. burlington county officials now say people can in longer live there. residents on east front street are allowed to gather belongings, the odell family tells us this erosion started two years ago behind their house which sits along the delaware river and got much worse this week. hotel rooms have been offered to residents. new bike sharing program that we have told you about is now up and running in philadelphia. >> to go bike share they launch today and mayor michael nutter help cut the ribbon. the launch was cut with a ceremonial ride all around the city. >> just another way to get from point a to point b. get a bike from any station ride it return it to any other station. >> reporter: there are 70 stations across the city and users can access bikes at the any station and return them to any other station. britain is preparing to welcome royal baby number two and celebrations are set to break out all across the country. >> we just need a baby, bring it on. susan mcginnes reports from

london where william and kate will spend their time after their new prince or princess is born. >> reporter: royal baby fans are camped outside st. mary's hospital eager for prince william and kate's new bundle to arrive. >> yes, yes, definitely yet. >> reporter: brits nationwide are ready to celebrate the birth of the couple's second child. >> it would be nice if george will have a little is ter. >> reporter: visitors from the u.s. are sharing in the excitement. if it happened while you are there. >> i would be excited yeah. >> reporter: once new royal baby makes its big debut prince william and kate are expect to spend time at kensington palace before head ing north to the country estate a. queen has given the family a ten bedroom home from nor folks, from time to time they will escape to a peaceful country village where kate grew up and her parents still live. >> it would be nice to see them. >> reporter: resident here hope to run into the new

family of four. >> it is nice that they can come back here and have days out, it is lovely. >> just in case you tend to drive by or they might be in a park or something. >> reporter: looking much more like a typical family then british royalty. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> george is pretty cute. >> he is. >> sibling will be cute too. >> indeed. >> still to come mother nature's fury on display in chile, you could call this double trouble. it turns out this erupting volcano than the is the only thing happening there kate. very cool there. it is cold today colder tonight. more chill on the way. we have freeze warnings and watch's cross the region, i'll tell you if it warms up in the seven day forecast, jim? claim your cash day. are you owed money that you don't know b these people are. blank and this woman kate

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if you filled up your tank you may have noticed gas prices are going backup. according to triple a gas prices are at their highest level this year. average in the u.s. stand at

$2.49 a gallon and analyst say refinal wrist switching to the summer blend is to blame for the the increase. the prices are also up in our area. in delaware, average prices per gallon 2.46. $2.65 in pennsylvania, and 2.34 in new jersey. mcdonald's announced plans to close at least 900 of its restaurants this year. this all comes after the fast food giant experienced falling sales and dwindling customers. the company announced profit losses of over 400 million-dollar, for the first three months of the year, but company is fighting back and announced pay increases for employees and it is now experimenting with an all day breakfast menu. it has new been exactly ten years since you tube made history, with the the site's co founder up loaded very first video. >> now decade later you tube has more than a billion users who up load 300 hours of video each minute. some of the great early memories from you tube, of course like david at the

dentist and charlie bit my finger it is also had a lot of stars launch their careers including young justin beiber right there. you tube was sold to google in 2006 for $1.65 billion. it has come a long way. who could forget charlie bit the my finger. an absolute classic. now time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has more. >> reporter: sales of the second had largest occupational force in the u.s. while it can be lucrative career you have to assume risk of variable income and pressure to hit specific bottom line goals. successful salespeople love the idea of making a direct impact on the amount of money that they can learn highly tune sales skills can be used to command increased compensation over a career. one of the highest paying sub categories in the industry is for sales representatives of wholesale manufacturing, technical and scientific product. according to 2014 report,

these are the hardest jobs to fill which why is companies are paying up. here in the philadelphia a area these folks are in a median wage of $102,000. if you have no direct experience, and still want to enter the the field highly sales-related experience like fund raising or getting presentations. i'm jill schlesinger for

incredible sight in chile this is a volcano erupting, it is the first time in more than 40 years, that the the the volcano has done so. it is a a huge, ash cloud billowing over a mountainous area in southern chile. that is what you are looking at right now. authorities say role cain owe was erupting as lightening storm was happening and that made it more spectacular. evacuations had to be ordered flights canceled from nearby airport and second eruption happened overnight officials say it was even stronger than the first. spring is here and that means tourism in philadelphia. >> today philly flash opened up its doors for the the ease on. that bus runs seven days a week through president is seventh. tourist can ho p honor buy a full day pass and go to all of the philadelphia must see attractions. the those buses arrive at 22 stops every 15 minutes. >> flash is the easiest, most

lenient and inexpensive way to see all of the attractions in philadelphia. >> the bus services added new stops this season at 17th and jfk, liberty place and barnes foundation. well, any tourist in the area this weekend will want to bundle up. temperatures have really plumeted, since yesterday when that strong cold front passage happened in the afternoon and today we are well below average. just take a look at these numbers with eyewitness weather watchers are providing us w42 degrees north and west of the city at lou's house, he is in eagleville. forty-two with cloud feels like march to me. 49 degrees over the river ape check with lynn springer, in cherry hill. forty-nine cloudy what does lynn to have say? i hope my tulips survive the coal night. you may want to take a sheet and cover them up. any cold sensitive plants or shrubs protect them or move them indoors. if they are the ground you cannot move them indoors but cover them with a sheet or a

towel. greg mccoy in marshallton delaware, dark glummy day feels raw. sure does. far cry from the 80's we had this past weekend. the lets look outside. it is kind of glummy, cloudy, gray, very cold, and damp were not a lot of sunshine break go through. temperatures have struggled to make it past the 40's in many locations today. on storm scan three you can see set up moving across northeastern united states upper level low off to the north and this rotation of cloud, showers and what we have is phenomenal i like, one of my favorite weather terms call self-destructive sunshine. you get any break of sun air in the up are atmosphere is just so cold when that warm particle of air rises up in the cold air aloft it creates cloud ape showers. it is an instability shower. that is what we are seeing through the afternoon. not a lot of this is reaching the ground. i saw what lad like steady showers moving through earlier. went outside. nothing much was happening. we have a few showers,

sprinkles and snow flakes in the far north and western suburbs earlier today. it does not feel like late april. look the at these numbers. we are in the 40's in the sit is i in trenton allentown. mount pocono at 36. reading at 43. warmer down the the shore at 54 degrees in wildwood. the freezing temperatures tonight. what you are looking at here dark are blue shading are marginal temperatures between 32 and 34. even in the city we can get close. areas that will drop below freezing in the lighter blue is lehigh valley, western chester, western montgomery county upper bucks county back through berks county. watch what happens friday night into saturday morning. that freezing line comes down in the region close to freezing in the it is i. sub freezing north and west. anyplace you see bright blue for our freeze warning in effect tonight and tomorrow night. it means low temperatures upper 20's to lower 30's near record lows in some spots. protect those sensitive plants and vegetation. heading through the weekend we will get high pressure to nose in briefly for saturday. that should keep us quiet and

keep an eye on the storm to the west. that will cut to the the south, under cut the area late saturday night and into sunday. could bring a few showers in delaware and a few more cloud sunday morning before clearing out later sunday. but then that storm will become part of this overall pattern where we're dominated by persistent upper level trough. this storm system that sits over the canadian maritime, slowly moves. it is a blocking pattern but temperatures will stay at or below normal through april. overnight mainly clear chilly. thirty-six in the city. sub freezing elsewhere. for your friday mostly sunny, chilly breezy at 56 degrees. the wind gusting to 30 miles an hour and feel colder. weekend is milder, we are back to the 60's but normal high is 67. we are still below average and stays that way right into next week. you can see right through end of the month temperatures look cooler, then they should be. so at least we are dry for most of the time but still cold. >> yes no 70's good certainly

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count down is on for david letterman's final late show for wednesday may 20th. >> dave has put together a fantastic line up of final guests, tonight see robert downey junior on the show, satellite radio and tv personality, christmas math dog ruso and great elvis costello. >> cbs is celebrating dave's legendary late night career with the 90 minute prime time special, david letterman: a life on television. it will be hosted by ray romano and that will air monday may fourth at 9:30 right here on cbs-3. >> a lot of fun. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 we are following some breaking news, police investigating at a camden recycling plant after a disturbing discovery is made there. we have got details next in a live report. also there is a rabies warning now in south jersey,

after officials captured a fox, that tested positive for the disease. we will tell you what experts say you need to do to keep your family and your pets, safe. the kathy? chris, talk about a throw back thursday, we're throwing back in the weather department, back to winter-like conditions. we're near record cold and a freeze warning in effect, i'll show you how long it will last and what to expect come the morning. plus an i team exclusive a community is shock after a student took heroin to the elementary school but one woman says it could have been so much worse. hear from the police officer credited with preventing a tragedy. breaking news right now a disturbing discovery at a camden business. police are investigating after an employee found a fetus, at a recycle will plant. >> lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco live at the recommunity plant

with these breaking details now, diana. >> chris and jessica police were called here just after 3:00 when an employee working inside this recycling plant found a fetus on a conveyor belt here. police were called immediately, waste is brought into this facility literally from all over camden county to be recycled. according to the camden county, prosecutor's office hoist now investigating, the fetus was found deceased on a conveyor belt. investigators were not able to determine the gender of the fetus, the cause and manner of death are till not known however, an autopsy is planned for friday. that is very latest, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". diana, thank you. new at 6:00 a rabies warning in south jersey, the burlington county health department says a fox captured in mount laurel tested positive for that disease. officials now have, several