>> abducted and terrorized korean war veteran and his wife taken against their will on terrifying ride across the city. more on their incredible ordeal and what happened that landed the suspect behind bars. >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. >> bruce jenner puts the rumors to rest. more on the television interview where the former olympic champion admits eggs in transition to become a woman. >> it was a good day to be a starbucks customer, the stores across the country that had customers giving out free drinks. i'm sure word spread quickly. today is saturday, april 25th, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00.

let's sends it over to carol for the forecast. little chim year than i would like carol my only complaint. >> last week it was 81 degrees. >> what happened? >> i know, we will be cutting about 20 degrees off that far high temperature for our high temperature this afternoon. it is cold out there first thing this morning, in a number every locations let's take a look, see how bright and beautiful it looks though 39 degrees, as we take a look at philadelphia from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, looks just beautiful out there. storm scan3 no problems at all, in fact, we really aren't dealing much even with in the way of any clouds. so expect to find nice looking day today and it won't be as windy that is has been over the last couple of days. our temperatures right now some below freezing, 29 in the poconos, 34 allentown and reading, 32 lancaster millville is just 31 degrees, this morning wilmington, 33, philadelphia, out at the airport, 41 degrees. so, it is a little bit milder there. our temperatures this afternoon, will be getting around that 60 degrees mark.

we will be finding sun and clouds, but nice looking day but just not as warm as we might want. remember, we still have that freeze warning in effect until 8:00 this morning areas that you see shaded in the purple, in the lighter blue, frost advisory that does include philadelphia, and that's until 8:00. again, these temperatures just we can watch them continue to drop. that's for the sensitive plants and the vegetation, and that sort of thing, for the growing season, also remember your pets. and make sure everybody's nice and comfortable this morning. so we will check out forecast, you may like, i'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol thank you. new this morning police in camden county are investigating an early morning homicide. it happened just before 1:00 on 12900 block of mechanic street in camden, the victim was rushed to cooper university hospital where he was pronounced dead. so far police have not made any arrests the victim's identity has not been released >> eighty-six year old korean watt veteran and his wife are

abducted and terrorized. now investigators believe they may have made a big break in the case. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra huff with southwest detectives with the latest, alexandria? >> reporter: police are now questioning total of five people, two women and three men, found in two separate rental cars, both taken out in the victim's name. that was the goal according to police who say 86 year old george saunders and his wife press all were pushed into a car thursday, while they were walking in their west philadelphia neighborhood. from there police say that three females forced saint tears open his debit cards at td bank. card later used at a hertz rental where a car had been taken out in his name, second one added on. for a man who fought for a country in the koran war he said he felt disgraced. >> i was back and forth on market street, and so it was at 17th and the parkway i'm thinking i must have been a

fool. i said well if something happens to these cars, they are going to blame me because it is all in my name. >> so these two cars were found one of them in philadelphia, the other in cranberry, new jersey, again police now currently questioning five people. >> starbucks plans to open their stores this morning, one day after computer glitch forced them to hand out free drinks. not a bad deal, right? payment systems went down leaving stores unable to process credit cards or mobile payments. so starbucks started giving out beverages for free. but, many stores had to close for the night after getting mobbed, because as you can imagine, word got out on social media. hashtag free starbucks trended within minute, just take a look at these pictures here, lot of folks getting in on the fun. still not clear what exactly caused the glitch, but starbucks spokesperson says the company was not hacked.

olympic gold medalist bruce jenner said he is trans gender, he made that announce nam prime time television interview after month of speculation and rumors. cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has the details. >> yes, for awe intents and purposes i am a woman. >> there it is bruce jenner comes out as transgender near interview with abc news diane soar. >> i would say i've always been very confused about my gender identities since i was this big. >> jenner talked about secretly wearing his sister's dresses as boy but said he shared that side of himself with only a handful of people. jenner shocked international fame in 1976 when he won olympic gold for the us in the de cat long, after that, he was a market err's dream. decades later he married chris kardashian and became known to the today's generation as the stepfather of the kardashian kids. jenner said he started transitioning 30 years ago taking female hormones for five years but stopped however, he would put on dresses and walk anonymously in public, and at 65, he says,

he didn't want to die without having lived as a woman. bruce lives a lie. she is not a lie. i can't do it any more. >> jenner says the interview his last, as the bruce jenner the world knows and that he's going to use his fame to help others on similar journeys. >> what i'm doing is going to do some good and we're going to change the world. >> jen here also came out as a republican, said he would lobby for transgender causes. in new york, chris van cleve cbs 3, "eyewitness news". it is 5:06 right nowment philadelphia police officer is home after he was shot in the line of duty. "eyewitness news" was there as officer daniel cost nick was wheeled out of pen presbyterian. nineteenth district officer on routine patrol thursday night he approached a man at 52nd and mass their he suspected was using drug. well police say that man shot the officer in the shoulder.

then he returned fire. that suspect william knob lynn, remains in the hospital this morning. >> in baltimore, protesters angry over the death after man who died in police custody say they will try to shut down the city today. protesters continued to demand answers, following the unexplained death of freddie gray. there have been several days of demonstrations after gray died from a spinal injury, that he suffered in police custody. on friday, police officials admitted mistakes were made. >> we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that, period. we know our police employees failed to give him medical attention in a timely manner, multiple times. >> the commissioner says if any officers harmed gray, they will be prosecuted. >> well, it is the video that's landed two south jersey police officers in trouble with their own department.

and now, we have it. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt shows us the tape and tells us why police officials in cumberland county say it is important that everyone sees it. >> two separate videos showing two millville police lieutenants before their arrests. lieutenant carl hager now on paid administrative leave after his colleagues say he assault add customer inside a liquor store. his colleague lieutenant edward, was pick up for dwi in a separate incident outside a popular sport bar over the weekend. >> we did everything that we could possibly do. >> lieutenant has been on the force almost 20 years and knows both officers personally. recently running the department as an interim chief. told "eyewitness news" the department took quick action, not only to arrest the duo but to make these videos available to the public. >> as long as we get it out to the community exactly what happened and as fast as we can i think it is good forker. >> with the population just

under 30,000 police force of around 70 officers on the streets, millville is a small community, we spoke to residents who have strong opinions on the police department's decision. >> people have to be held accountable for what they do, their actions. >> supposed to enforce the law, not break t if i got caught breaking the law i end up in jail. they should be the same. >> lieutenant is back to work but no longer running the department. the cumberland county prosecutor's offers is leading the investigation. >> we have a service to the citizens here in millville. we will make sure we're doing a great job with that. >> reporting from millville, new jersey, david spunt cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, atlantic city ushering in a new era of policing. from now on, all uniformed officers are required to wear body cameras. officials say, it is part of ongoing effort to bring transparency to that department reduce incidents that lead to complaints against officers. the 130 body cameras are constantly recording video on 30 seconds loop. audio start recording from the

officer presses the button twice, the department is also moving its internal affairs office to more easily accessible part of city hall. >> well, coming up next on "eyewitness news", one minute they were singing and dancing and the next they were screaming. students injured when a stage collapses. so should that stage have been inspected? coming up next the latest on that investigation. tough to watch. first though, there were food trucks and now they are rolling with retail stores, yes, a trends getting popularity all across the country. shop at street corner near you. we'll have the details coming up next. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm!

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buildings and centuries old temples. more video on the scene and more video throughout the rest of the morning. to chile now authorities are warning residents to evacuate once again fall-out from this week's two erruptions. mud flows from the volcano detect in the nearby river experts say that could level anything in its path. cbs news correspondent michelle miller has more. >> the back-to-back erruptions every chile's less than 24 hours of each other came with little warning. forcing the evacuations of nearly 4500 resident. a state of emergency was declared. hiker waldo flores was trapped on the mountain. >> i tried to stay above ground, he said, the explosions were frequent and very strong. dramatic video shows clouds of gas billowing 9 miles into the atmosphere creating amazing display of lightning. that ash came back to earth

covering homes and vehicles. but scientists are watching closely for different reason. volcanic gases have been shown to have cooling effect. the massive erruption every punt in 1991 lowered global temperatures by as much as 1 degrees. but they say even smaller erruptions like this one in chile can also make a difference. >> it is like a mirror. >> al helga, climate expert, with nasa. >> once these gases make it to the stratosphere, convert nod particles that literally reflect the sunlight, prevent the sunlight from coming into the earth surface and warming it up. this is a small component why we're not as warm today as climate models predicted would be woe seven years ago. >> there are now concerns about third erruption as residents in a capitol city of santiago some 600 miles away, expect shower of volcanic ash to arrive by night fall. michelle miller, cbs news, new york.

severe weather is expected to continue today in kansas, where several tornados touched down yesterday. eyewitnesses report baseball size hail near the town every lucas. now, as you can imagine, there are reports of damage there. the storms brought 60-mile per hour winds as well. >> all right, it is 5:16. let's check on things at home, carol, much chillier than we would like the last couple of days. >> i know. we even had windchill yesterday. it was very windy yesterday bright, but still cold. we've got cold morning this morning, as well. >> i opportunity show this picture, beautiful view of the city of philadelphia, we can see all of it, we do have the clear skies over us, as we start this morning's hours. so, expect to find really mostly clear skies most of the day today. few clouds, may come and go, but that should be the extent of it. forty-one out at the airport in philadelphia, in the 30's, every place else, and we even have 29 degrees temperature

that is in the poconos. but below freezing down in millville, right at the freezing mark in lancaster this morning. again, these temperatures might still drop just a little bit. storm scan3 nothing going on in our area, but if you have got hd tv, and you can see couple of snow showers as you head out toward south-central pennsylvania so, just kind of an amazing time, as we head into the last week of, what, of april and here we are looking at freeze warnings, and frost advisories, we have this freeze warning all around the philadelphia area with the frost advisory through philadelphia, and these temperatures that will be getting around that 32 degrees mark, at least in some locations and even lower than that in some of the others, and it is the growing season, and that's when those frost and freeze warnings and advisories go out. the average last frost is generally mid april. so we're going to be even later than that, through the philadelphia area. and then early may you keep going right through early may,

chances of frost up in the poconos. so this is the timetable i think, we are still looking at some pretty chilly weather out there. now, we have got temperatures today that will be just about 60 degrees. we could stop in the upper 50's but let's just say 06 degrees, makes it easy for the week, that way every day this next week will be somewhere around 60 degrees. tomorrow, will be several degrees higher in the 60s there could be a rain shower to the south. it doesn't look like it will be a big deal, if one occurs, then on monday, chance of picking up some breast i weather, also another chance of a shower. so we time this out. computer model says by 1:00 this afternoon just some clouds around here, no big deal at all. by the time we hit 8:00 it only wants to brush maryland, and may be southern delaware, with at least chance of a shower, the way things are looking right now. by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 we've got some sun some clouds, and then notice, couple of light rain showers might be streaking on down, and that's a look around 8:00 tomorrow

night the way the computer models are pegging it at the present time we know how they like to change their minds how much. but that's the way it looks. likes like fairly quiet weekends coming up. zero six in philadelphia for our high today shore 52, poconos, 52 degrees, as well, lots of sunshine going on, not as windy fortunately winds out of the west today about five to 10 miles an hour. and then tonight looking at well not to the four should be there. that would be a shock wouldn't it? mostly cloudy skies, it will be milder overnight. and then, as we go through the next couple every days, 65 tomorrow monday, 06 degrees, with that chance of a shower. tuesday, 65, and almost at 70 degrees on wednesday. that might be the better temperature day of the entire week, in the middle 60s thursday, and friday, nicole? >> not bad. thanks carol. hey, as the food trucks craze continues, to gain momentum all over the country really, rolling retail is growing in popularity, as well. everything from fashion designers to flores cents look to go sell their wears.

"3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan explains, it is not just mom and pop shops pulling up to a corner near you. >> if you can find it in a brick and mortar store odds are, you can now finds it in a store on wheels. >> anything from flower trucks, to fax trucks, we've seen sunglasses, hair salons on wheels. >> there are pet grooming mobile trucks, and even paternity testing trucks. >> people just don't have the time. and so this is a way to capitalize on that, and hope that you can come up with something that create a need where maybe the consumer didn't realize they had a need. >> i love the convenience how they come to me. >> not just little guys filling this need. >> we've seen the entrepreneur al model found its way to corporate america. kate spade has had a truck. also seen taco and jeans store on wheel. >> gives consumers flexability and convenience while encouraging truck operators to

keep their wheels turning. >> i get to choose a location every day, whatever the location it is for that day where the people are. so that's where i go. >> we could go up to a music festival we could go to our client's homes. real i go just about anywhere. >> whether buying from a mobile retailer, be sure ask about the return policies, and ways to contact the truck later if you run into an issue with your purchase. still, it could be hard to track down a truck weeks later, so be prepared to stick with whatever you buy. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> all right, it is a good idea a 21:00 right now still ahead, big concert announcement. we'll tell but the legendary musician coming here to philadelphia this summer. that's coming up next. plus this: >> i'm kevin frazier coming up russell crow makes his debut with the drama the water devine err blake lively mysteriously ageless in the age battle

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welcome back, music legend paul mccartney coming back to philadelphia, big boehner unveiled at the wells fargo center trommel g the news there. sir paul will hold concert there june 216789 tickets go on sale may first the wells fargo concert the first stop by the way of mccartney's 2015 outdoor tore. exciting. hitting the theatres this woke film about timeless beauty. and russell crow makes his directing debut. kevin frazer from entertainment tonight has more on the movie's new in theatres this weekend. >> this week russell crow

makes his directorial debut with the drama inspired by fatherhood in the water divider and blake lively stays young forever until love find her in the age of addline. >> ma'am it, says here were you born in 1908. that makes you 45 years old. >> that's right. >> addline played by blake lively is immortal and lonely woman. but, when she meets a handsome young man love may change her long strange life. >> that says -- very close. >> that's what is so beautiful, and so attractive about this film, is that it really explores the beauty in growing old, and if you are immortal, then love can't exist, or love will always pass you by. and so it is neat to explore that. >> something i can hold onto forever and never let go. >> my boys, all in this

together and die together. >> and in the water divider russell crow was so inspired by the story that that he could only think of one person to direct it, himself. >> the fact i'm a dad of two boys, here is this story about a dad of three and his sons go to war and don't come back, i mean, that just grabbed me as a very central level. >> this other thing coming out every me there is voice that i have never heard before that says you have to take responsibility for this. >> essay life, i know he is. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier back to you in the studio. >> for all of the latest news from hollywood you can watch entertainment tonight it is on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> well, coming up in the next half hour: ukee washington will have more from the director of the age of addline, that preview you just saw, also a philly connection. >> also a scare at the statue of liberty. why officials evacuated all tourists from the island. >> one of the biggest studies yet to link sugar sweetened beverages to heart disease.

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forecast, and i am hoping for a warm up. i don't know about the rest of everyone out there but few more degrees would help. >> really, come on the end of april. we need to see these temperatures justin to do something besides stay downed in the 50's, with winds at 30 miles an hour. today we are bitter in the winds department. temperatures still on the chilly side. better than they've been. they'll feel better, too. it is 39 degrees out at the airport, and we've got 39 through center city. it is a cold morning out there. but it is a very bright and beautiful one. if that's any consolation to anybody. let me show you couple of other temperatures right now. you can see we are looking at 34 degrees out in chester springs, kutztown, right at the freezing mark, 32 degrees, wayne, 35, oxford, 34 degrees. cold morning in all locations, storm scan3 showing, clear skies, one of the reasons that these temperatures overnight with the lighter winds were also allowed to bottom out as well as they're getting. so with the temperatures in the 30's, some cases at or

just below the freezing mark, obviously, we have freeze warning in effect for the areas that you see shaded in purple. that is everybody outside of philadelphia. in philadelphia, it is to self wilmington, all every delaware, cape may county, looking at frost advisory, that runs until 8:00 this morning. penn relays today boy i tell you what, it was cold thereon thursday. they were running so everybody in blankets, 60 degrees the temperature this afternoon. now, we will be finding our day shaping up like this. by noon at 52 degrees, by 3:00 p.m. that 60 degrees temperature will be reached t looks like nice bright day starting out. so we will continue to monitor this weather and try get few more degrees in here. we'll see if we can do that on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up. nicole? >> more on top story this morning, korean war vet is kidnapped and robbed. now he's speaking with "eyewitness news" about the whole ordeal. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff life at southwest detective with the latest alexandria?

>> nicole, police found two cars that they say were involved. they were both rental cars, one of them was found here in philadelphia the other in cranberry, new jersey, both of which were taken out in the victim's name. and that was the point of all of this, according to police. who say that 86 year old george saunders and priscilla jones pushed into a car thursday, while they were walking in west philadelphia. in their neighborhood. from there police say three females forced saint tears open a debit card at td bank. that was later used at hertz rental. the airport location where a car had been taken out in saunders' name and another one added on. this is a man who fought for our country in the korean war. he says this has left him feeling disgraced. >> they brought us back here, and they opened the door. she got out the side, i got out the other side, car shot off just like that.

>> again, police have found both of those rental cars, they're now questioning five people that were in the two of them. three men and two women that couple was shaken, but unharmed. reporting live from southwest detectives alexandria huff. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> scary night, thank you. >> meanwhile philadelphia police are asking for the public's helped identifying two suspect who robbed a man inside chinese restaurant in hunting park thursday. surveillance video captured the crime on the 4400 block. north fifth street. investigators say one man pointed a gun at the victim, while another man watched the door. they took the victims' jacket, wallet, cash and cell phones. the suspect got away in a pontiac aztek the victim was not seriously hurt. >> the family of two year old david alleysaya searched the streets for justice, mascher and lehigh in kensington near where the little boy was hit and killed. they're hoping it will lead to arrest. >> we're determined to find

just fist. we are hoping someone out there has some information. by spreading the word, informing people of the situation, we're hoping someone will come forward. >> last week police recovered the white infinity that they say was involved in the hit-and-run, no arrest had been made. $20,000 reward is being offered in the in this case. well nia parlor formally arraigned on attempted murder charges. investigators say she abandoned her quadriplegic son in the woods near her could be creek home so she could visit her boyfriends in maryland. a passerby found the 21 year old, four days later on the grounds with only a blanket and a bible. he remains in the hospital. happening today, state of new jersey honors moment in history that saved the lives of thousands of children. operation baby list delivered helpless children out of the terror of the viet nam war and brought them to the united state. a local woman was one of those children, and she shared had he emotional story with our todd quinones.

>> families separated and crying out for help pleading not to be left behind. >> as saigon was falling chaos ensued. many desperately look for anyway to get out. >> people are fascinated by interesting stories. >> vicky of wynnewood was one of the lucky ones, the then two year old was among hundreds of orphans plucked out every southeast asia as part of operation baby lift. as a war in viet nam was ending, it was a massive effort to rescue kids out of viet nam and match them with parents in the united states. >> many people i know say it was the right thing you gave them an opportunity for a better life. >> henry and dolores of philadelphia adopted vick any april of 1975. >> no doubt vicky considers herself fortunate to have been raised here in philadelphia, by two loving parents she thinks about what her life as an orphan would have look like had she not been able to escape viet nam. >> i would probably have either become a prostitute or,

you know, been married off to someone or become pregnant at a young age and just had kids work in a patty field. >> her story was featured in life magazine in the late 90s centered on vicky's emotional reunion with humanitarian betty tis dale seattle woman vicky credits with rescuing her. >> fall of sigh began is about to happen. these children can't stay here. they orchestrate in the air lift to get the babe it out. and they had to get cargo planes, they had to make up birth certificates, it was this incredible operation, and they, you know, they did it. >> this month marks the 40th anniversary of operation baby lift. >> i wouldn't be here, many of us wouldn't be here, if it weren't for people like her. >> married now with four children of her own she is hoping tis dale will finally get the recognition she is due. in wynnewood, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> incredible story. now, operation baby lift will be commemorated today beginning at 10:00 o'clock at the new jersey viet nam veterans memorial in monmouth

county. >> it is 5:36 right now. service to the statue of liberty expected to resume this morning after a bomb scare forced the monument to be evacuated on friday. authority say someone called 911, threatening to blow up this statue. the bomb squad inspected the package found near the lockers. it was seen safe more than 2700 visitors were forced to leave liberty island. >> a terror plot to attack the vatican foiled. more than dozen suspected islamic extremists are arrested on the island of sardineia. susan macinnis with the latest from london. >> reporter: police hauled away members of a suspected islamic terrorist ring after series of raids on the italian island of sardinea. they say they tapped the phones of terror suspect who talked about caring out a big jihad, possibly against the vatican. the chief prosecutor says a would-be suicide bomber from pakistan arrived in rome in

2010 to target vatican city but did not go through with the attack. officials believe the terror suspect wanted to strike a crowded area not then pope benedict. authorities say the same group of extremists launched one of pakistan's deadliest bomb as year before, killing more than 100 people at a busy market. the vatican is downplaying the significance of the alleged plot with officials saying there is no cause for concern. police say two of the suspect arrested friday were former bodyguards for osama bin laden. susan macinnis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the wife of new jersey governor chris christie resigned from a lucrative job on wall street. the governor's offers confirmed to "eyewitness news" that marry pat christie stepped down from her pokes at angelo gordon and company. she says it is to spend more time with her family, but political observers believe it is an anticipation of possible presidential run by her husband. it is 5:38 right now.

only few sugary drinks can spell big trouble. coming up next, one of the biggest studies yet to link sugar sweetened beverages to heart disease. and the eagles take the field. the baseball field? yes, they are hitting homers and dishing on some of their teammates for this upcoming season. what they are saying, that's coming up next in sports. >> and hey chilly start to the day. carol returns with more on this cold snap we've been experiencing, and also to let us know when temperatures are going to warm up. can't wait to hear about that. we'll be right back.

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triglycerides, uric acid. even patients who drank the equivalent of one and a half cans of soda a day were affected. >> every fructose that shows up is allowed to come and to deliver. we believe these effect are being caused by that fructose getting turned into fat and eventually that fat being sent into the blood. >> expert say sugary sweetened beverages are the largest source of added sugars in the american diet. can every regular soda contains about 35 grams of sugar, almost nine teaspoonment recommendation is that you not consume more than 6 teaspoons every sugar day and much less if you're worried about your heart or weight. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 5:43 right now keeping children healthy through the summer, a top priority for the ymca. american academy of pediatrics just released a study that says kids are vulnerable not only to for getting a they learned in school, but also to

excessive weight gain tonight help what's called the summer slide, ymca hosting free event called healthy kids day today. >> good day for us, it is an opportunity for us to share with the community about how we engage to make sure all kids are healthy regardless where they come from. we have over 1300 wives across this country engage in the this activity, so we look forward to having everyone come. you don't have to be a member to come. anybody can. this is our wives commitment to the community. >> the event bodes fun and creative activities for kids to help keep them happy. dates and times vary on location, but it is go to the website cbsphilly.comment you can find details about healthy kids at that time at your local y. science festival now underway at the franklin institute. opening night activities included a glimpse of the inter working of classic arcade machines. more than 200 events are part of the festival that runs through may second. cbs-3 is the exclusive media partner of philadelphia science festival.

5:44, a lot of people hoping for warm up, myself included. carol, are we going to see that? >> you know, i miss 757 to 80 degrees. >> i'm right there with you. >> can hardly guess warm enough for me. obviously this looks cold. really looks cold. look at this, this tree would like to budd out. it might be wise not tonight because we are seeing temperatures below the freezing mark. so maybe if you just hold off little bit there apparently it is, we have the sun coming up though. look at these clear skies, it is beautiful. jack frost big boulder we take a look now at the shore look how prep at this looks in atlantic city, the ocean looks great. just really pretty sunrise just on the cold side. and here is another real pretty sunrise out in kutztown 33 degrees, just left 32 degrees, and you can see the sun coming up at this point. so frost on the ground, entirely be expected this morning. storm scan3 the skies are clear, it looks gorgeous out there. and some of these little snow showers off to the west, probably not making it to the

ground, ground dry indication of how cold that air is. many many levels up. so cold start to the day. thirty-six in trenton, 34 in allentown, and reading, 33 in wilmington still 31 degrees, below freezing, through a lot of this farmland, through south jersey, 33 in atlantic city and 41 out at the airport now in philadelphia. freeze warning in effect until 8:00 this morning so another couple of hours of that, and that's in the areas shaded in the purple. the frost advisory for philadelphia and delaware, going to also expire at 8:00 this morning. low temperatures, anywhere between 27 and 32 degrees, can be expected, because these temperatures keep falling. even though the sun is up, as we get closer to sunrise, the temperatures will start to bottom out. then start to rise. but the frost and freeze advisories and warnings are for the sensitive plant during the start of the growing season. but, also, i am including your pets in there. so make sure they are warm this morning as well.

we have temperatures that will be today right about 60 degrees. tomorrow, we add couple every degrees to that, middle 60s probably, with chance of picking up some showers, maybe as we go through late tonight and very first thing in the morning, with the system that's moving by to the south otherwise it, looks like we've got fairly decent weekend and shower and breezy, that's possible again on monday. so not totally out of the woods on wet weather which i know if you are doing any kind of tossing out of lawn seed or fertilizer or lime or whatever you do in your yards this time of the year, little rain can sometimes help that. future weather the one you love the one i love, computer model says couple of clouds maybe this afternoon but it looks just fine out there. as we go through tonight notice, these showers do they creep little bit farther to the north. i think you can't tonightly rule out at least chance of a shower as we go through this evening, especially areas south of philadelphia. tomorrow 1:00 o'clock, some sunshine few little streamers of maybe sprinkle or two coming down, little bit later

on sunday, this computer model believes. that will otherwise what we are expecting today quiet. 60 degrees in philadelphia, 52 at the shore and the poconos, and the winds not nearly as gusty as they've been. so about five to 10 miles an hour today. 42 degrees for our temperature tonight. next couple of days, everybody's in the 60s, all the time. warmest day looks to be wednesday, close to 70 degrees. just pretty much on target, but it is kind of cool day today, nicole? >> carol thank you. hey, are you looking for modern day fairytale this weekend? check out the age of addline film's director in our studios recently, spoke to our ukee washington. >> imagine being 29 years old for almost eight decades that's the baseline, of modern day fairytale entitled the age every addline. >> (movie clip)

. >> played by actress blaze lively born near the turn of the 20th century. but defining and magical moment spares her life and in turn grants her eternal youth. she experiences love, lost, joy, and pain, while all at the same time, trying to conceal her mind-boggling history. i saw it as a testament to the beauty and grace of growing old. the film's director joins us now, lee toland kroeger, excellent cast and crewing to help bring this story to life. welcome, young man. i want to say welcome home. because we talked not long ago, and you have connections to philadelphia. tell us about it. >> yes, my mom is from wynnewood. >> nice. >> i spent a lot of christmasses here, a lot of holidays. my grandmother lived here her whole life. and i haven't been back since she passed away, unfortunately, but loved the city. >> great. do you have do a film here soon.

>> fingers crossed, i would love to you. >> heard me, i called it modern fairytale. would you agree with that? why or why not? >> absolutely, mover that i has this magical realism hook to it, you know, she has this accident, stops aging the rest of the movies played fairly straight, kind of like big, where he sort of has one moment where he wakes up as tom hanks the rest of the movie played pretty straight. you know, emotional steaks are all pretty grounded. if that makes sense. >> sure. eustace multifaceted love story, if you will. which love story would you say is the most powerful of them all? >> i think certainly the connection she has between blake and the actor that plays al ills, certainly the meet and potatoes love story. of course there is a twist with harrison ford. i don't want to give away too much. >> sure. no doubt about it. >> there is blake's character and harrison's character to cross paths, and casino every interesting manner. bit of that, as well.

>> tell everyone about the mood real, that you put together, before all of this, you know, came to be what did it stand for who was it for? >> common place for them, to sort every win the job as it were. in an effort to win the job created a five or six minute mood real that tried to capture the tone in essence every film, so it is clips of other movies, other stills, that again tried to capture what i was after. >> blake i know loved you. and loved the concept loved the film. why was she so important to get this role? >> blake, she doesn't carry herself like most women in their late 20's, i mean, blake is 27. >> sure. >> old soul. >> she does. sit down with her and she is a young laid how would much rather be home baking on a friday night than out partying with her friends. that coupled with the fact that she's deeply intelligent i mean, really as sharp as

they come, really seemed to have understanding for what it would be like to be 108 years old in a 29 year old's body have, that sort of weathered heart as it were and i think she does magnificant job. >> talk about that and just the fact that having harrison ford? >> dream come true, i grew up watching him you know, and he is the kind of guy that still comes to set every day works his tail off lovers the craft, and elevates everyone's game. the first scene between blake and harrison that we shot is that sort of pivotal moment between the two. again, i don't want to give away too much. but both of them are so great. large part i think just harrison comes to it with a attitude that get everybody excited and everybody's on their a game, as a result. >> i loved it, i absolutely loved it. keep up the fantastic workment come home again soon. >> i would love to. >> appreciate you. the age of addline in theatres right now. be right back.

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citizens bank park for some batting practice? james palmer has more. >> alonso, whose brother plays for the reading phillies was discussed with his performance. >> i'll hit couple bombs. judge i didn't come close. >> alonzo, new to the birds just getting his feet wet along with tim tebow who at the same time, trying avoid the limelight and just be one of the guys. >> so it has been hard-working, great to work with kept to himself hasn't been the tim tebow show that kind of hasn't been in the past. >> the other new qb on the team, sam bradford, already shown what casino of talent comes with being a former number one overall pick. >> he has special a. i just played catch with him a

few times unbelievable arm very accurate, very strong arm, everyone is excited to work with him. >> will battle with brad forwards for the starting job as everyone gets revved-up who will be the new signal caller, sanchez reminds everyone what time of year it is. >> don't worry too much. it is only april. things will fall into place. we will be just fine. >> any question whether any of the new eagles are buying in to chip kelly's system, zach cleared those up, first week of voluntary workouts, team only missing about one or two players, during those workouts. reporting at citizens bank park, james palmer, cbs-3 "eyewitness eyewitness sports. >> looks like they had a loft fun. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >> all right we will take short break. if you are headed out at this hour, take it from us, you need a coat out there for sure. we are challenging record cold this hour. and coming up next, on "eyewitness news", carol will return with what you can expect, for the rest of the day. we'll be right back.

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