fcbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is a race against time in nepal searching for survivors of a powerful earthquake. the death toll, into the thousands, and the latest which also includes a powerful after shock in india. plus this: >> a massive rally while it was mostly peaceful, isolated pockets of violence. i'm craig boswell in baltimore that's coming up. >> today is sunday, april 26, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 right now. we send it over to carol for more on the forecast, shaping up to be pretty nice day carol. >> i think the seven day isn't

bad either. so temperatures right about where they should be this time of the year. yesterday we stopped in the upper 50's, far column err than it should be this time of the year. but today getting closer to the normal mark. and that would be about 67 degrees, i don't think we'll make it today at 67, but we will couple of those days on that seven day forecast. right now, we have 46 degrees no winds as we take a look from the palmyra grove nature park looking over at the city of philadelphia, across the delaware. our storm scan3, showing some clouds overhead. and you can see those really from trenton areas to the sugarhouse showers even farther than that. temperatures that where you have the clouds, they stayed up, where you don't have the clouds, those temperatures dropped. notice allentown 36 degrees. poconos, at 33, very cold out there this morning with frost advisories until 8:00 in morning those areas. forty-eight in philadelphia, 43 millville, atlantic city, as well. and here are the areas with the frost advisory.

and you can see they are north of the city. and for the growing season, and until lasts until about 8:00 this morning when the temperatures should be warm willing up. our temperatures today get to go about 67 degrees, not bad day at all. i think you will enjoy the wet their we will be finding today and as we time out what we expect, computer model looks pretty right on target, started right better chance every ending right there you see 1:00 this afternoon some sunshine out there maybe couple of clouds. we'll check the seven day forecast with a few nice days on there coming up. nick snow. >> carol thank you. new this morning police are investigating a shooting in northeast philadelphia. a man was shot in the 4700 block of dara street around 11:00 last night. investigators tell us the unidentified man is in extremely critical condition but there is no word on a suspect at this time. >> also, new this morning pedestrian is struck by a car in bensalem. the accident happened just before 2:00 at the intersection of i-95 and street road. the victim was taken to the hospital.

no details on their condition at this time. the driver remained at the scene. >> well, a major after shock shakes katmandu sending people yelling and running for open ground following that magnitude 7.8 earthquake in nepal. nearly 2,000 people are confirmed dead. now the desperate search for survivors continues this morning. >> now, the epi-center of the earthquake was centered last than 50 miles from katmandu, homes, temples historic buildings, gone. cbs news correspondent hen a daniels shows us the destruction. >> the devastating earthquake leveled buildings and flattened the capitol sit of katmandu historic center. witnesses describe a scene of chaos, and panic as hundreds scrambled on to the streets to get away from the buildings collapsing around them. the relentless tremors are making many afraid to go back inside. >> the quake toppled temple that have stood for centuries

a 19th century landmark in katmandu the nine story dara harrah tower has been reduced to rubble. people searched for survivors trapped underneath the popular tourist site. >> we feel not too unhappy the middle of the square, but then we come back here we feel less happen. >> i hospitals in the city are so crowded that the injured are being treated in the open. many are children. tens of thousands of people will be spending the night on the street. the government is appealing for foreign aid that's starting to come in from around the world. the united states is sending a disaster response team, and has pledged initial million dollars in humanitarian aid. in new york, hen a daniels cbs-3, "eyewitness news". as rescue teams continue to pick through that rubble, in search those survivors family from our area is just praying that their relatives will be found safe. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers spoke with that

family who says the home they once shared is now gone. >> this is different for him nepal is home and this is so painful. >> so devastating. i mean, how can i express? just shock. >> he is a small business owner in the united states for about five years now. he grew up in nepal, in this house, most of it now reduced to rubble, after the powerful earthquake that brought down dozens of buildings tore up roads, and killed hundreds and hundreds of people. he is hoping his relatives aren't among them. we can't get in contact with most of his family still there. >> do you know if they are okay at this point or you just don't know? >> don't know. >> he shows us his facebook feed just a litany of

destruction as they share images of horror with the rest of the worlds. their images that also hit home with this northeast philadelphia family, political river ooh east judge nepal can only watch the news and pray. spoke to us as his daughter translated. >> watch and like he told to everybody else what happened here and then when we watch the videos it was really bad. >> back with the family, they say there is little they can do but wait and hope that there are no more after shocks that could make the recovery that much harder. the family, first generation imigrants here to the united state, they have owned this restaurant here in lafayette hills for just over a decade, they say for the foreseeable future will be donating substantial portion of their parts for the relief efforts to nepal. >> funeral arrangements set for freddie gray for tomorrow. the 25 year old died a week

ago from a spinal injury suffered while in police custody in baltimore. now, his death has prompted protests and wide ranking speculation over how he was fatally injured. cbs correspondent x-rays boss well with the story as some demonstrators clashed with police. >> oh, my gosh. >> a protester through fiery trash can at police, at rallies over freddie gray turned ugly. year year vandals bashed in windows, demonstrators through barricade at officers outside camden yard. tense moments followed peaceful rally at city hall where demonstrators demanded justice for gray, who died in police custody last week. >> i think most of the city is in solidarity. >> thousands marched the 2 miles from the spot where gray was arrested to city hall. >> we are tired of being pushed around, tired of police brutality, and it needs to stop. >> gray died sunday of severe spinal injury, a week after his arrest.

cell phone video shows gray dragging his leg. police have not specifically said why he was stopped, or how he was injured, but they admit officers made mistakes. >> failed to give him medical attention. >> despite isolated pockets of violence overwhelming majority has been peaceful. massive rally to city hall, and the goal was to shut down the city, but butch johnson manager of standard auto parts, no intention of closing his doors. >> this is our community. we're not afraid. >> protesters plan another rally after the police investigation is completed next week. craig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". septa police arrest 18 year old in connection with a brawl at subway station here in philadelphia. tuesday's attack of the spring garden station was all caught on camera. authorities say one taken into custody 1600 block of fillmore

street. he fay cents numerous charges. police are looking for three more suspects in this case. philadelphia police have identified two people suspected of terrorizing a local couple. twenty-five year old damon cornish and 23 year old ashley williams facing host of charges. police say the pair were involved with three others who allegedly kidnapped and robbed 86 year old george saunders and his wife, priscilla jones. saunders a korean war veteran. police say the suspect forced that terrified couple into a car in west philadelphia, then drove them around for hours forcing them to open a debit card even rent two vehicles in sands err's name. they were eventually dropped off back in their neighborhood. all right, 6:09 right now. still to come this morning new coyote siting. new chase in new york city. it is all captured on camera. what officers had to do to trap the wild animals. >> also ahead athletes from all around the world take part in the penn relays, but one

ukee -- unique runner showing know signs of slowing down. inspirational story straight ahead. >> a lot of sunshine saturday watch can we expect for the end of the weekend and also the work week ahead? carol has your forecast coming up nex i used to be able to have students come in and we do a social studies project and it was connected to language arts and it was connected to math. we educated in such an interdisciplinary way that educated the whole child. the testing shouldn't be in the driver's seat. i should be in the driver's seat. i should be directing my students in a way that's helping them make connections not just for an assessment but for life.

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yesterday a new siting. this time police caught the wild animal and cameras were there. steve langford from sister station cbs2 reports. >> the chase battery park city another coyote on the loose in manhattan. police and media in hot pursuit for an hour until the animal is cornered at riverfront restaurant patio just north of albany street. as officers scramble to barricade the scene, an officer with a twains will eyes err gun subdues the coyote. >> the coyote taken away by police to animal care and control, unhurt, police say, the nypd releasing photo of the animal that spark some scare along one of the city's great riverfront walkways. >> did they capture him? >> june crawford out walking her dog nash when she spotted something here. >> i'm look like at this loose dog. the security said no, that's

not a loose dog that's the coyote. >> here in the city sitings all over riverside park, but battery park city? >> i'm not sure how they found their way over here. >> great if there is wildlife. >> sergeant came to me, said put your dog on a leash, there is a kai ito over here. >> aren't interested in human pray experts say but -- >> you should not turn your back to it, and run because so many cash voicer, it triggers attack response. >> more and more keep old recount are you. >> all right, well, some amazing video from south texas to show you. i do want to let you know right away, all of these coast survived and doing just fine. entire heard was caught by rising water in austin after torrential rainfall. goes to show how powerful flood waters can be. but amazing video there that's for sure. good morning. >> disturbing. yes, the weather in texas may be even be violent again today.

so they can be expecting some of those more strong storms. it is crazy out there but not so craze any our area this morning. we've got a few clouds over philadelphia, if you go far enough to the north you don't have any clouds. and that's why you have frost advisory instead. so i guess we have to take what we get and we've got few clouds, and those clouds have kept us tiny bit warmer this morning. look how beautiful this is, though, the sunrise in atlantic city, few clouds there, too but boy there is sun is saying, you know what? you better get out of the sky because i am coming. and there you go. it is heading up, and we will be finding a real nice looking day. temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday fortunately, but not as warm as they should be getting. we have 46 degrees right now that's the temperature from the palmyra cove nature park, love this picture across the delaware all winter we saw icebergs, and there we go into the sit of philadelphia. so, nice looking start to the day, and in all locations really not that much going on, other than few temperatures in the 30's to the north 40's

through philadelphia, 48 in philadelphia, 43 millville and atlantic city. storm scan3 shows the area of the clouds, just boom, there you go, from maybe from reading and trenton, point south, looking at skies that have some clouds, to the north, no clouds, up in that area. temperatures this afternoon getting into the 60s yesterday we stopped upper 50's, today we will be probably into the middle 60s for most everybody. tomorrow, will be in the 60s once again and then i think we start to see little warm up around here. it will be welcome. high pressure starts to build in by the time we get to tuesday. our favorite graphic wouldn't you agree, this is the computer model that goes out in time, and says clouds, rain i'll let you know when it will happen. at least based on the current thinking, as they sample the atmosphere. so today this thing looks pretty right on target to start. by the time we hit later on this afternoon couple of clouds will be out there. i think we can expected to with sun and clouds. and then, by the time we get to monday afternoon, maybe lunch outside but there are

some computer models that say couple of showers on monday afternoon, and evening so there is one doesn't. maybe we can keep them away. and then by tuesday, we are looking at conditions that aren't bad at all. and, in fact, our temperatures could be very close to that 70 degrees mark on tuesday. if you fine yourselves rubbing your eyes, sneezing, that sort of thing pollen, today it is pretty hi, tomorrow not as hi, then tuesday back fairly hi, with oklahoma, birch and maple. you can probably see all of the little pods and things going on there. now, maybe you're going to the phillies game? by the time you get there 1:35 against atlanta 60 degrees, partly sunny winds out of the north about 10 miles an hour, but our ultimate high temperature today will be milder than. that will we should be able to get to 64 degrees. at the shore 58, in the poconos, 58, partly sunny every single location. winds around here about five to 10 miles an hour. then tonight we drop down into the 40's again our sun setting at 7:50. i know, you have noticed how

late it is getting. which is nice. gives you some daylight at the end of the day. and then, as we go through the next couple every days, seven day forecast, little bit cooler tomorrow, 62, shower chance, but close to 70 on tuesday, and wednesday thursday at 66 degrees, not so bad, but look at next saturday. 72 degrees, and i think sunday at this point may be just as good. nicole? >> all right carol thank you. well the penn relays are in full sprint this weekend athletes from all around the world participate in this annual event. >> this year one man in particular really caught our attention. george scott is 94 years old but shows no signs of slowing down. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson was there as scott competed in the 100-meter dash. >> don't get me wrong, this is one excited crowd. these are the diehard fans for some of the worlds' fastest runners. but there is one race in particular where the full crowd absolutely loses its minds. at 3:40 p.m. sharp saturday

thousands packed franklin field at the oldest event of it kinds in the country to witness 14 sprinters running 100 meters, with more than a millennium of memories gained. >> that's the thing. >> the masters, 75 plus 100-meter dash, a generation of stories between them. this year, the oldest runner, 98 year old champ goldie, went up against the competition's first female, eight a years olds betty but we've been following the training and story after guy from south philly. for some here an old friends former cbs technician, 94 year old george scott who only started running at the tender age of 89. we caught him moments before the gun. >> i'm just going to try to do the best i can that's all. >> george kept his word. >> like his piers, he ran hard harder than some could half his age. >> so george didn't win the race, but he says in the grand scheme of things, that's far from the point. >> how do you feel knowing you ran in the penn relays? >> i feel good, great.

i did the best i could. >> and at age 94, or 75, or 36 or 21, how many can really say that and meet it? george does every day. from the pen row lays, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good for him. and by the way thousand of runners and walkers also lacing up their sneakers -- sneakers but for very good cause. andy sprint 5k and 10k at the art museum here. benefits sandy sandy passed from the disease back in may of 2,000. her family kept her memory alive by setting up this foundation. >> still ahead special report in the health watch. can inhaling enriched air give you more energy or help cure a headache or hang over? no prescription needed? health reporter stephanie stahl looks into the new canned oxygen trend. >> and this dog some unusual items, ate three wrist watches. thanks to vets, her time

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>> our warning is don't try any of this stuff, even marijuana that you buy in the street, do you not know if it is laced with any of these synthetic products. >> now, just this past week, officials in the lehigh valley announce dozens have been treated for adverse reactions to that drug. there have been eight suspected overdose deaths in lehigh county, since april april 16th. >> on the cbs-3 health watch this morning oxygen therapy without a prescription. health reporter stephanie stahl looks into this growing health trend that may leave you with a breath of fresh air. >> when jeffrey gets a headache, skiing, he says it arcane of oxygen helps with altitude sickness and more. >> you no longer have headaches. you feel like you have little bit more energy, than maybe did you before. >> the can contains enriched air, 95% oxygen. >> ambien air, which we breathe every day is 21% oxygen. >> number of companies sell canned oxygen on line in

specialty stores and at. >> you have increased energy. you feel better. oxygen is the next bottled water. >> some cans oxygen comes in flavors like pepper minute, pink grapefruit, promote today help ease altitude sickness reboot after area robe i can work out some claim to even help after tough night on the town. some brands say the relief you find is similar to taking gulp of water when feeling dehydrated. doctor mark green with the national headache foundation is skeptical. >> the evidence is fairly weak. even if the effect it has tends to be short lived because there is not very much oxygen, in these container. >> these aren't medical devices, you don't need a prescription to buy canned oxygen, and the fda currently does not regulate it. doctor green says canned oxygen may have some limited value, with altitude sickness and hang overs but -- >> shouldn't be considered to be main stream treatment for medical conditions with headache. >> but jeffrey says it has made a big difference in his

life. >> pretty amazing how quickly you just sort of felt better. >> the canisters are highly flammable, and the tsa won't allow them on flight. beyond that, experts say there are no known negative side effect, when used as directed. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 6:26 right now. doberman from boston had a little too much time on her hands last week, well, actually, in her stomach. mocha found three watches and ate all every them. she got sick. so her owner took her to the vet. well they took an x-ray and they found gears, springs, and pieces of laettner her stomach. after an operation mocha is just fine, so that's good news here, i guess you could call her a really good watchdog. just glad she's okay. >> very special interview is coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news". i sit down with "face the nation"'s bob schieffer for in depth one on win with legendary news man. we talk about his career, plans for retirement, some of you may finds interesting, his

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is sunday, april 26th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. let's see, it is 6:30, we send it over to carol for more on the forecast. sounds like bit of a warm up which will be nice. >> yes, bit after one. not huge one but it is enough. we get out off the's where we were yesterday 58 degrees for the high temperature, so i think you'll find the about 64 degrees we're getting today, a little more comfortable for this time of the year t locks fairly nice in most locations, but some locations have clouds. i would call your immediate attention to the clouds over the ben franklin bridge, philadelphia, and new jersey, but not all of new jersey. and not all of pennsylvania either. notice the clear skies if we go far enough to the north carbon county, jack frost big boulder, clear skies there one of the reasons that a frost advisory is in effect to the north. and kutztown, they have the most dramatic looking sunrises

i've ever seen. so look at this, 33 degrees, just really looks beautiful. no wind out there. so that's why the frost can also be an issue in a number of locations this morning. our temperatures at this point are in the 40's, if you're in line from trenton to philadelphia to wilmington. go to the north of that, and that's where you are finding these temperatures in the 30's, this morning and the frost advisory is out there. storm scan3 showing the clouds again another view, i think the picture view may be little more entertaining, but also very informative one. you can see the clouds, they are thin around the trenton area, but they start to get little thicker through philadelphia, toms river and points south. the areas of the frost advisory, you can see shade the in the blue, yesterday everybody had either a freeze warning or frost advisory. it is just much smaller area to the north where the skies are clear this morning, that runs until about 8:00. again, it is for the growing season. we have temperatures, that are getting into the 60s today 64 degrees, does not look like bad day at all. we start with a few clouds,

should be thinning those out adding few other later on, still not bad day. not bad seven day forecast, ill show that you coming up. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. >> meanwhile, grief in camden, after teenager was killed in a shooting early saturday morning. police found 18 year old jameer suffering from gunshot wound 1200 block of mechanic street in camden, he was returned to cooper university hospital where he died. so far police have not made any arrests. >> police have now arrested three juveniles in a vicious beating after man at an olney gas station. the attack happened on april 7th on the corner of fifth street and somerville avenue. police say the suspects jumped out of mini-van then beat that victim with a hammer and a piece of wood. police had previously arrested three other women in this attack. serena al see a and keisha duggan all six suspect face attempted murder charges. >> well, the scene of a terrible tragedy is now dedicated as a place of

healing. "eyewitness news" at the corner every germantown and allegheny in north philadelphia. mural there was unveil honoring keisha williams and her three children, thomas, terrence and career, the family was selling fruit on the corner last summer when they were struck and kill by a pair of carjackers, that lost control of a stolen suv. >> i just have one last remark for all of you out here today hug your loved ones, cherish them, tell them you love them, each and every day because you will never know when it may be too late. >> the ceremony also honored michael kevin williams. he was murdered on that lot back in 2013. >> well, philadelphia's 35th police district transformed into movie theater saturday afternoon. families were invited for a fun filled day of activities including watching the animated movie big hero six. of course you can't have a movie without smacks, right? so plenty of treats served as well. the event is part of the police district's community outreach project.

we can just keep in touch with the community show some good old fellowship, share in bonds with some of the kids in the district. >> the kids who took part were chose friend each police service area in that district. >> meanwhile philadelphia's girard park is getting a facelift. local lawmakers joined community leaders at the park on west young street to unveil the planned improvement. the renovations will include all new walkways, lighting throughout the entire park, and some other amenities. >> well, coming up next on "eyewitness news", a one on one with broadcasting icon bob schieffer. we talked with the cbs news man about his reasons for stepping down from "face the nation". >> i didn't want to be one of those people that somebody had to grab me by the hand and say come on, old fellow, we'll help up off the stage. >> a sit-down interview with bob and hear about the country music star he wants to write music for. that's coming up next. >> also ahead emotional

reunion, 25 years in the making. a man meets the officer who found him as a baby. that's coming up next. >> and carol is back with the forecast for your week ahead. we'll be right back.

>> bob schieffer was in town

i had chance to sit down with the cleve washington correspondent and moderator of "face the nation" we spoke about everything from his storied career, to writing songs for carrie underwood? here is a look at our sit down interview where he opened up about his decision to retire with the first of many candid answers. take a listen. >> i'll be very honest with you. being in washington, for so many years i've seen so many members of congress, members of the senate that just stayed too long. and i didn't want to be one of those people that somebody had to grab me by the hands and say, come on, old fellow, we'll help you off the stage. and i casino of felt like cbs has done really well, this these days, "face the nation" is doing really well. and i feel great. so i just wanted to quit while i felt like i could still do the job. >> john dickerson will be your replacement. he'll be acting as host coming up here, perhaps, this summer. is there anything you want to do between now and then?

anything you want to accomplish? >> i opportunity say number one -- i want to stay number one, and i want to keep putting on good broadcasts. >> you have acted as moderator i believe 24 years, you have been with cbs for 46. i know difficult time, but what have been your career highlights and have there been any low lights. >> i turned a cup of coffee over in maria shriver's lap on the morning news. >> that's never good. >> that was possibly ranked among the lowest lights. you know, i have to say the four stories in my career that i remember the most, the first of course was being in dallas when president kennedy was assassinated. that was back when i was still a newspaper reporter, fort worth star telegram. then viet nam i was a correspondent there, and then watergate, and then most recently 9/11. those were the stories that i

still think about and sometimes hardly a day goes by that i don't still think about 9/11. >> you what dow this is the biggest issues are facing our country right now? >> the overriding issue of our time is management of our relationship with china. united states is super power we have a rising power. it many times in the history of the world when you had a situation like that, the result was war. we have to be careful and carefully manage that relationship. terrorism the turmoil in the middle east, are the more immediate problems. and also, here at home, the most and probably the most serious problem we have right now is finding a way to get the government working again getting washington working again. >> what kind of person do you think needs to be president to make that happen? it progress things on that

end? >> you never know. you never know. but i am not one of these people who believes in the tides every history. dow believe individuals make a difference. >> so 50 years countless awards, i believe you recall living legend by the library of congress. what is next for you? >> i don't know. you know, i've always kinds of known what i have wanted to do, in kind of an abstract casino of way. but i've never tried to plan too much and too specifically in the short-term. because a lot of times doors open that you don't even know the door is there. so i'll never work any place but cbs. i've been there too long. i just would not be comfortable any place else. i don't know exactly what i'm going to do, but something always comes up. i always finds a way to fill the day. so i'm sure it will happen again. >> if all else fails, i know you dabble in song writing. >> absolutely. >> so maybe an albumn is in the works? >> maybe a hit song. i have some songs just perfect

for carrie underwood right now, if i could just get her to listen. >> i love, that i love. that will we wish you the best in retirement. we thank you so much for sitting down with us, always making time for us here in philadelphia. >> we'll talk to you sunday. >> just sweet man just as nice as he seems there and we will talk to bob live for preview of today's "face the nation", that's coming up in our 8:30 half hour. right now 6:42, last night in washington journalist, politicians, celebrities came together for the 89th abdul while house correspondance dinner. president obama let the jokes fly. >> now for the midterm elections my advisors ask me, mr. president, do you have a bucket list? and i said, well, i have that rhymes with bucket list. it is no wonder the people keep pointing out how the presidency has aged me. i look so old john boehner's already invited netanyahu to speak at my funeral.

>> the event is also affectionately known as the nerd prom, has become one of washington's biggest events. >> so always nice to see them poking fun at each other and at themselves when appropriate. >> you know, nothing like humor. >> exactly. >> we know that better than anybody, don't we, carol? >> we love laughing. and great interview with bob schieffer by the way nicole. fascinating. we are looking at gray skies over philadelphia right now. we will start to see these clouds thin out little bit later on, but right now, it is not the brightest start to the day. it may just be enough to make you say you know what? we don't have to race outside. it is not that beautiful out. we'll just stay in. >> jack frost, big boulder keeping an eye on melt cam. i think i will ' rename that. and we're now seeing melting and more melting and more meltingment that's going to continue. but with these temperatures, that yesterday were below freezing, and they eventually got above freezing, that can slow the rate of melting as you probably have already figured out. we are looking right now,

this is out in margate, things are quiet nobody is on the beach right now the ocean pretty quiet. but there will be storm system or two out in the ocean as we go through the next couple of days. that will may be kicking a cloud or two back, and it may even kick a shower or two back so we'll push on, and find out exactly when we may be finding any casino of sprinkles, rain showers and sunshine around here. temperature of 48 degrees right now out at the airport in philadelphia, it is 43 in trenton, 44 in wilmington, all of these temperatures in the 30's more likely to be enjoying clear skies may not be enjoying the temperatures this cold as they are this morning, thoughment storm scan3, clouds are out there especially to the south because there is a system of low pressure system that will be working its way off the coast. it is just bringing some clouds to us but as it pulls farther away. these clouds should diminish a little bit later on this afternoon, but i think we can probably generally expect variable clouds in the sky most of the day today. now, as we go on, in time, we are look at temperatures today, that will be getting into this afternoon into the

60s, probably, unless say 64 degrees a good estimate of the temperatures today. tomorrow, they might be an agree or two cooler than that. and then by the time we get to tuesday, they start to climb. we will be in the upper 60s at that point this high pressure starts to build in here. soap, things are not looking bad at all maybe shower monday, that will be the extent of it. see if this computer model agrees with some of the others, that there could be a passing light instability shower. not a guarantee on monday at all. as we go through this afternoon, we've got few clouds out there as we go through tomorrow, afternoon 1:00 o'clock, few clouds out there. and this computer model continues to say no, we don't see any of these instability showers. so that works for me. we will just keep an eye on that. and then by the time we get to wednesday, still looking at some fairly nice weather. by thursday, though, there could be some sprinkles or there could be at the coast you know, stronger system, as

another low pressure system develops by thursday but that's a long way off. right now we are just sneezing, rubbing our eyes we've got oklahoma, birch maple, today is pretty hi, then tomorrow, should and little bit lower. and then on tuesday should be not as low because we get some rain tomorrow, maybe and that knocks it down, and then by tuesday it is back up again, because that's what the sun will do for us. as far as baseball, we've got our first pitch forecast, maybe you're going to the game this afternoon against atlanta. 1:35 there is afternoon temperature about 60 degrees. sun, clouds, and a winds out of the north about 10 miles an hour. that's a chill direction, ten is fairly decent winds speed. i think the extra jacket headed out taught ballpark. otherwise, 64 in philadelphia, 58 at the shore poconos 58 degrees, not bad forecast at all. just not totally stellar for the end of april. winds out of the north five to 10 miles an hour, today tonight, 45 degrees, we get few clouds out there

otherwise, things look fairly nice, and then tomorrow, 62 degrees, with some clouds, especially later on in the afternoon, with just chance of shower coming in on monday. then on tuesday 68, wednesday, 71 degrees, thursday, are we looking at couple of showers? we have to watch that day. friday, should be gone, and saturday, at this point looks terrific at 72 degrees, nicole. >> i'll say, i like. that will thanks, carol. 6:47. we check the roads with ann evans, good morning ann. >> good morning, nicole. looking at the skewing at university. now, no delays here, but around the university sit in west philadelphia, walnut st. westbound is shutdown at south 52nd street. it is closed due to serious accident, it does, unfortunately, involve injuries. we mover the traffic cam today. and this is the ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway is closed at the art museum circle for the walk for babies today. also closed, kelly drive-in bound, between fairmount avenue and the art museum circle, to the right of your screen. and martin luther king drive shutdown through the ben franklin parkway montgomery drive, not just for the walk

but also recreational activities. >> mid-span, no delays or problems on the bridge this morning, and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans nicole, back to you. >> ann, thank you. well emotional reunion. retired california police officer meets the grown man he rescued at an infant from an alley 25 years ago. michael was responding to stabbing call in 1989 when he inadvertently found newborn babe that i had been abandoned behind a dumpster in a alley near the crime scene. the officer picked up the barely breathing baby and rushed him to nearby paramedic for help. the abandoned boy dubbed baby adam is now a 25 year old man named robin barton. he finally met the man who saved him, so many years ago. >> it is wonderful to finally have met you, to see the man who found me first. >> we spoke for four hours, at the i thought the restaurant would throw us out. >> officer and barton have a

lot in common apparently. the officer and his four siblings were also abandoned by his mother. spent over 20 years looking for his mom. now, barton wands to -- wants to find his mother, as well, and the officer plans to help. >> all right, 6:49 right now. at the move thinks weekends, young woman discovers the secret eternal youth. but what does it cost her? blake lively of gusty girl fame stars in title role the new age of add line. suzanne marquez has a sneak peak. >> it says here were you born in 1908. that makes you 45 years old. >> blake lively's character in the age of addaline is forever young, freak accident, in the 1930's, renders adaline immune to the effect of time. she watches as the wormed ages around her, but her secret keeps her away from most people. >> happy birthday, mama. >> except her aging daughter, played by ellen. >> don't you miss having someone to love? it's been such a long time.

it is not the same when there is no future. >> what are you talking about? you got nothing but future. >> addaline falls for young man, who takes her to meet his father, played by harrison ford. >> director lee toland drying err says lively's personal style fit the character well. >> real elegant, sophisticated woman. there is something that should feel somewhat timeless about her. and, you know, blake is certainly even in her own life pretty astute when it comes to dressing in a elegant timely way. >> she said she would choosing lasting relationships. >> directly related to love. without love she -- her time something nothing. >> it is a lesson addaline learns the hard way. suzanne marquez cbs news. >> i really want to see that. 6:50, still to come this morning, temple football with very special guest for their spring games. leslie van arsdale has that story and more, and that's ahead in

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play, but of course, just the phillies luck, he looks like he hurt himself on the play. good news is he stay in the game. but, phillies completely unraveled eric young jr. with a double to deep left. the braves take the lead and go onto win the game five to two. the philadelphia union on the road taking on the columbus crew, place where they've never won columbus coming off their highest scoring game of the season. not a strong effort for the union, with a goal off the nice pass. two-nothing columbus. >> then in the 44th minute not good goal here, justin, puts it on net. gets it past john mccarthy. and it is three-nothing columbus. at the half. here is your only highlight fortune and. watch the header by eric. that's going to be goal. eases' going to celebrate little bit. literally flipping out. the union lose this 14 to one. the nfl draft starts on thursday, lots of speculation about what the eagles will do,

as the marcus rumors get louder happen louder. we caught one mark sanchez to ask him about his draft day experience. >> anybody in that position, even to be drafted to get under the free agent, there is no bad draft day. i mean, people talk about oh, so-and-so slid in the draft whatever. you are getting drafted man it is awesome. for up, for your family, for your your hometown, everybody whatever jersey put on at whatever number you get pick, is an absolute blessing. >> lea, the daughter of defensive lan mad, devon still, made national headlines for her battle with pediatric cancer. she has now been in re application for one month. yesterday she got a treat at temple spring football game. she had her surgery at nearby children's hospital, dad has been working out at temple that off season, so took part today. she got to do the coin toss before the game. the highlight of the day. and the game. check her out. lea taking the hand off after screen pass to her dad and she

is off. no one stopping her. plenty of blockers. 45-yard touchdown for young lea. lots of cheering and of course the players encouraging a touchdown. do you have do one. there is devon with an update on lea. >> she is doing really well, since she's innocent remission. she had few treatments, and we had one, big one coming up on may 5th, where she will be in the hospital for about six weeks. doing her stem cell transplant. hopefully that's the last big time that we have to get over and she can be a normal kid again. >> that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale. have a great day. >> all right well, nasa astronaut scott pelle posted picture what some people are calling the world's most expensive copy -- coffee. not your traditional cup of joe, more at least in shape cough owe made on board the international space station using freshly brewed expresso and water from the resigning link system of the space station.

so yes this does include recycled human urine. but we all need our coffee. coming up at 7:00. why gas prices are going back up in new jersey plus rescuers spend the night searching for four missing people after weather capsize z both. their man, saved by the coast guard. >> road rage bicyclist, his end court war angry driver. more of the shocking video. live look at center city from the cbs-3 studios here, carol forecast just ahead when we come back.

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>> blank people here, walnut closed at 52nd. we will have more details coming p for you in just a moment. new this morning, a major after shock in nepal sends panic resident running into the street t comes as the death toll, yesterday's earthquake tops 2,000. >> now the injured and the hole less, and we'll have the latest. plus this. >> massive rally to protest the death of freddie gray moves throughout baltimore. while it was mostly peaceful, there were isolated pockets of