now, the focus is shifting to the injured and the homeless. we'll have the latest, plus this. a massive rally to protest the death of freddie gray, moves throughout baltimore. while it was mostly peaceful, there were isolated pockets of violence i'm craig boswell in baltimore, that's coming up. today is sunday, april 26th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer, it is 8:00 right now, we send it over to carol for more on today's forecast, an improvement, so that's good. >> it is, you know, we came in, it was dark. but i want to show you a window outside nicole, brightening up, already we've seen a lot of clouds through philadelphia, and i've shown this camera a million times this morning. and every time it was really cloudy now, look at it, a trend we would love to see continue for the rest of the day. we've got blue skies over the ben franklin bridge, we have melting snow, up at jack frost big boulder, with just fun this time of year, also notice

the sky beyond that, it is clear, looks really really pretty out there. storm scan3 showing right now we are dealing with clouds, that are on their way out and they will be thinning out as we go through the afternoon, i don't know that they'll be totally gone still we should be finding some sunshine out there, in a couple every clouds, not bad day at all. beach patrol down in margate right now extremely quiet as we watch the waves kind of roll in gently. not a big day, in the ocean and that way you can make it maybe a big day on the beach if you wear a jacket, because temperatures will be in the 50's today. at the shore, 49 right now in philadelphia, 48 in trenton 49 degrees in wilmington, and all of those temperatures to the north were in the 30's now in the 40's, that frost advisory for the north has expired, because the temperatures are coming up. and they'll continue to do that. 58 degrees by noon, by 3:00 p.m., 64 degrees, mixture of sun and clouds, and our computer models says get out of here. by 10:00 o'clock, we are watching them push down to the south, by 2:00 this afternoon

we should be finding more sunshine around here, and couple of clouds. we will check the seven day forecast, the end of it, you may really like, i'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. well, new this morning the inner sent smoke of 52nd and walnut, remains closed while police investigate a car accident. two cars crashed knocking over light pole there. one car actually slammed into sun ray drug store located on the corner, while the other car ended up down the street on the sidewalk. the accident happened around 5:00 this morning. two people were taken to the hospital. but, we don't have any details on their conditions. >> a plan shot in the 4700 block of dara street around 11:00 last night. investigators tell us the unit dollars man is in extremely critical condition. there is no word on a suspect at this time. a pedestrian is struck by a car in bensalem. the accident happened just before 2:00 at the intersection of i95 and street

road. the victim was taken to the hospital, no details on their condition at this time. the driver did remain at the scene. >> devastating earthquake in nepal. more than 2,000 people confirmed dead. group of survivors from that earthquake triggered avalanch that swept through the mt. everest base camp, now being treated at the hospital for non-live threatening injuries kyw news 1060, liver with the details cents as international aid begins to arrive today. >> doctors, relief workers neighboring countries landing in nepal this morning, tens every thousands of police slept outside in the colds after experiencing after shocks registering higher than magnitude of four, aftermath of this devastating earthquake continuing. >> one powerful after shock, a

magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling, and running for open ground. meanwhile rescuers clearing rubble, searching for survivors while landslides blocked roads, 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday, leveled buildings, flattened capitol city of katmandu historic center scene as described by witnesses was one of chaos a panic, they fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you very horrifying situation, barely able to mover out of the house we held ourself together, just praying to see and witness the wall beside our house collapsing beside us. >> hospitals so crowded people being treated out in the open as relief workers already on the ground, struggle to get aid to those who need it.

>> the police, beginning help coming from around the world sending disaster response team along with a million dollars. >> responds today japan team respond today new zealand and whether we went to haiti with buildings that collapsed there were people found in spaces. >> this is the worse earthquake that has hit nepal in 08 years and to gave you a idea of the devastating impact of this earthquake scientists say 16 more times powerful than the haiti earthquake from 2010. >> cherri gregg for us liver in our news center, thanks. as rescue team continue to pick through the rubble in search of survivors, family from our area is just praying that the relatives will be found safe. >> matt rivers spoke with that family, who says the home they once shared is now gone. >> images every destruction in

far away place, heart wrenching gun wrenching scenes from different century. but it is different for him nepal is home. this is so painful. >> devastating, so how can i express,? >> he is a small business owner in the united state 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. hoping his relatives aren't among them. can't get in contact with most of his family, still there. >> we know that they're okay at this point or have you -- just don't know? >> don't know. >> he shows us his facebook feed just a litany of destruction, as the nepal police share images of the horror with the rest of the worldment also hit home with this northeast philadelphia family. political refugees from nepal

who can only watch the news and pray. spoke us as his daughter translated. >> hard for him to watch. 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 immigrants here, to the united states, they've owned this restaurant, here, in lafayette hills, for just over decade, and they say for the foreseeable future donating substantial portion of their profit to relief efforts for nepal. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". funeral a rangment for freddie gray set for today. died week ago from spinal injury while in police custody in baltimore. his death has prompted protests and wide ranking speculation over how he was

fatally injured. craig boswell has the story as some demonstrators clashed with police. >> a protesters through a fiery trash can at police, as rallies over the death of freddie gray turned ugly. earlier, van as barge in windows, demonstrators through barricade at officers outside camden yard. position full rally demanded justice for gray, died in police custody last week. >> i think most of the city in solidarity. thawing cents marched from the spot where gray with a. was arrested. >> 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. individual joe shows gray dragging his leg. police did not say how he was stopped or why he was injured but admitted police made

mistakes. >> failed to give him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. >> despite isolated pockets of violence overwhelming majority of protest verse been peaceful. organizers of the massive rally to city hall says the goal was to shut down the city. >> but bush johnson, manager of standard auto parts no intention every 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, brawl at subway station. tuesday attack tentering garden station was all caught on camera. authorities say taken into custody on the 1600 block of fillmore street. he faces numerous charges and police are looking for three more suspects in this case. identified two people suspected he terrorizing local

cup. damian cornish, 23 year old bash at this williams, now 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. saddens is a korean war veteran. police say the suspect forced the terrified couple into car in west philadelphia, then drove them for hours rented two vehicles in vowed ers' names. they were eventually dropped off back to their neighborhood. >> 810:67:89 parent never look forward to the talk with their kids, you know, the birds and the bees. well, now there is another talk you should be having, it is called the tech talk. local mother turned author has advice for parent. and special show from up above. how all eyes are were on the sky in urban philadelphia. that story coming up

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>> everyone flows about the dreaded sex talk, these days parents should also be having the tech talk. local mom turned author advice for parents who kids are just getting started with cell phones and social media. >> with two twin girls only matter of time until she talks with joe and and sydney about the birds and the bees, but before sex talk, comes the tech talk. >> i say aninimity is the new virgin at this, kids are giving that aninimity away very freely. >> savvy mom turned author of sophie takes a selfie created on line he had quit guide for kids. she said it can also help parents? we want to set the boundaries,

but also let them know we are giving this opportunity and we're going to see how you handle it. >> in her book the sweet 16 serves as rules that encourage kids to be kinds keep it classy, and be aware of the over share. she also is suggesting creating tech contract that outlines your expectations, start with one social media profile set to private and allow your child to connect only with people they know. >> to check them, and up load them somewhere else, that you might never know about. >> she said can help parents by flagging ann properer at words or picture but at the ends of the day it is about mutual understanding and respect when it comes to her kids, she is casino every like a hawk watching over your shoulder. they may not like it but they admit open dialogue comes in handy.

>> if there is ever we see or bad that happens, we always come to her and ask her for advice about it. >> in a day and age whether kids are socially active, before they're sexually active, urges parents to have the talk sooner rather than later. keep on talking. >> we are officially living in a world where sure son or daughter might be asked to share an inch a pro prepare re at picture before their first kiss. >> so the big question here, when should you start having the tech talk? well cannon says it does depend on the family, typically billion, nine years old, from there it really is about continuing that conversation, and letting them know, that they can come to you without worrying about the repercussions. that's huge. all right, 8:15 right now. we want to tell but doberman from boston, who had little too much time on her hands last week. that's what we're saying here. mocha found three watches, and ate all of them. she got sick of course, so her

owner took her to the vet. they took x-ray they found gears, they found springs, they even found pieces every leather. after an operation mocha is just fine now. so that's the good news here, i guess you could call her a really good watchdog. oh, goodness i'm just glad she's okay. wow. >> wow is right. yes. yes. with dogs, it can make you be a better housekeeper. keep your stuff up high. you know nicole, we ' starting to see these skies thin out with the clouds, fortunately, so, we are getting the sun for sunday, and it is about time. we started on very gloomy note this morning. a lot of those clouds, but they're gone, just beautiful picture out there, as we really look at almost any location at this point. this is from palmyra overlooking the delaware, no icebergs, no ice cubes even, everything is warmed up from the winter, and we're looking at the beautiful view of philadelphia this morning. 48 degrees, our temperature right now and we will be getting a lot higher than yesterday. yesterday we stopped at 58.

today 64. in the four's every place. so, just couple every agree variation, four's, not bad start, what we should be starting at. should have temperature of 47 at this point in the morning. this time of the year. >> clouds, getting pulled out by system will take it out to sea. may still find clouds around here, but i think you will like the day today temperatures into the 60s mixture of sun and clouds find those variable sky conditions maybe a shower, not guarantee but maybe a shower on monday. temperatures remaining in the 60s, and tuesday they're in the 60s again we take away the shower chance, we boost the temperatures, so i think tuesday looks warmer and then wednesday looks even warmer than that. if you like these warmer temperatures we've got something to look forward to on the seven day forecast. >> keep the dog from 11, looking at few clouds out there they leave. by the time we hit this

afternoon and by 7:00 tonight we are still looking at mixture of sun and clouds out there. very shortly thereafter, it is just dark and clouds. but, overnight time period, looks very nice, tomorrow we see the sun and the clouds again and chance of picking up a shower. this computer model wants to make it spotty tomorrow afternoon and just a place or two. maybe even just a couple of more to the north. but, something to watch for on monday. chan after shower. tuesday better, breezy, nice looking day coming up tuesday. wednesday, i think may get my gold star, comparative gold star t may not be still area. may be few clouds on wednesday. but the temperatures, i think will be as warm as we'll see just about any time on that work day. seven day forecast, heading to the ballpark, are you today? perhaps you're one of the players? one of the fans? 60 degrees, 1:35 phillies take on the braves, partly sunny winds out of the north 10 miles an hour, and we have temperatures easy to take, 64

philadelphia, 58 shore, 58 in poconos, we get the sun the clouds, in every location, and not big deal with the winds today. so that also is nice. sixty-four will feel like 64. tonight we drop down middle 40's similar start to the day tomorrow. as we found today. and then, on monday, 62 degrees. remember that maybe chance afternoon, evening, too, looks great, about 70. wednesday, we will watch for showers developing. friday saturday, at this point, looks terrific, nicole? >> you know what else, nicole? celebrating, anniversary. did you know that? twenty-five years ago this week, the hubble telescope began orbiting the earth. and sending back pictures. well in philadelphia, we are celebrate that. with a bunch of telescopes of our own. >> back of suv in urban philadelphia, telescope, light enough to carry strong enough

to see a half billion miles away might not be this still has enough to unlock the sky and the imagination right from the grounds of the community center in west philadelphia. >> go out almost any night see six astronaunts in the international space station flying over philadelphia. so if kids see that, they get the idea that maybe i can do that. >> derrick pits knows science sometimes needs to go to the neighborhood. so, while the franklin institute's chief astronomer loves for people to visit his facility powerful still scope those wow moments can happen anywhere using telescopes far smaller than the one on the roof of the franklin institute. friday night, 30 portable telescopes, like this one head today various neighborhoods. serving as guide to the sky, many people apparently need an outer space tour director. >> but focusing on a site far off in the sky leaves some in disbelief, and asking:

>> are you sure that this isn't just painted on the lens when we are looking at jupiter? it looks so beautiful. >> viewable, portable telescopes, linking philadelphia neighborhoods with the shared sealing overhead. the sky is not the limit. once you really start looking. but -- >> you have to look up. >> yep. >> you have to look up. >> yes, do you have look up to get sort of the full view, maybe that is just met a for for life. look up. >> true. >> very true. >> i like. that will i like that they made it access tonight people. >> i do too. they've done that for several years, then 30 locations, you know, all part of the philadelphia science festival that runs until may the second, but lots of great events, thanks going on. >> philadelphia science festival, thanks carol. hey, speaking every space nasa astronaunts scott pelle posted this picture what some are calling the world's most expensive coffee. not your traditional cup of joe. it is more planetary at least in shape. made on boards the

international space station using freshly brewed expresso and water from the water recycling system of the space station. >> yes, includes recycled human urine. but you need your coffee fix even in space. make do. 8:22 let's check the roads with ann evans. good morning. >> good morning you're looking at west whiteland at 30 westbound, between route 100 at the 30 bypass, just to the right lanes squeezing by, we had overturned vehicle here that was just intact there goes, on the flood bet, just uprighted and they're getting ready to clear this accident, 30 westbound getting ready to reopen totally between route 100 the 30 bypass, those emergency crews are leaving which is good, and that accident is in the process of being cleared. >> mover the traffic cam to the ben franklin parkway site of today's march for babies, ben franklin is shutdown between the art museum circle and spring garden street along

with martin luther king drive and kelly drive between fairmount avenue and the art museum circle. and we move the traffic cam one more time, to the mid-county tolls the pa turnpike, no delays or problems or on the pa turnpike that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans nicole, back to you. >> all right, ann, thanks for the update. we'll take short break. we'll be right

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>> semi-conscious. the way it is painted like i made this grand beautiful selfless decision. i just like being home with her. and i like working and so i've just sort of went my way through two. >> how many people have described you as being somebody who is sort of the every person, like so many people? >> not good thing, that seems boring to me. that's a nice way of saying boring. >> whenever you are, rest mates with pretty large group every folks. >> well, i know when i go to see a movie or read a book, or see a play, i just want to feel not alone. i want to feel like her too. he feels that way too. >> when i can work in a way that does that for anybody that's a good thing. >> love helen hunt. off screen helen plus creations every cowboy cook, and mystery in a mirror that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. >> still ahead, are you in need of some cash?

well, who isn't right? some could be waiting for you. our jim donovan will tell you how to claim it. also ahead, laughs at the white house correspondence dinner. hear from some of the jokes and also from the commander in chief. as politicians and celebrities enjoy night out in washington. and cool on saturday, but some warmer weather is on its way. happy to hear that. carol comes back with the details when we return.

i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] 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. it is 8:30, let's sends it over to call or for more on today's forecast, sounds like even nicer than yesterday which wasn't bad.

>> yesterday wasn't bad weather wise, today better, well, we just dropped one agree, it was 50, there is just a psychological difference between 49 and 50. so we will get back to 50 degrees and we will be adding temperatures to that, in fact, our high this afternoon, 64 degrees. easy to take, also, easy to take the clouds, leaving and the skies clearing up. and we're find that over the ben franklin bridge this morning. nice looking start to the day we have temperatures that are in the 40's, 49 out at the airport in philadelphia, and everybody else in the 40's at this point. we will be finding these temperatures climbing, as you head to the shore also, in the four's, right now. so that makes it easy. we can push on from. that will even the ocean is in the 40's, what's going on here? >> boards walk plaza, with temperatures in the 40's, people are in jackets right now, as you can see but the skies are starting to brighten up little bit. you can see on storm scan3 that the clouds are thinning, that rain that was well to the south of us, is pulling out to sea, that system pulling out and taking those clouds with it, and we are happy to help

them pack up and go. high temperatures today get to go around 64 degrees, you will find sun clouds, the sky will not be an issue today. the temperatures really not an issue, either. just time out little bit on the computer model by 11:00. start to see a loft clearing, gets away from the shore areas, as well, we head into the afternoon. but expect to find cloud or two around, as women. we move through the afternoon warmer temperatures, we find those, too on the ice wednesday err seven day forecast coming up. >> thank you death pole climbs after shocks continue, following the deadly earthquake in nepal. more than 2,000 people are now confirmed dead. group of survivors, from the earthquake triggered avalanch that swept through the mount evrest space calm being treated at the hospital for none life threaten injuries. cherri gregg from ky news radio 1060 liver with the details, cherry? >> reporter: good morning, nicole. aid workers doctors other relief arriving in nepal this morning to aid the tens every

thousands of people left out in the cold following saturday's devastating earthquake. and the powerful after shocks that follow. one powerful after seaning, magnitude 6.7 sent people yelling and running for open ground. meanwhile, rescuers and international relief teams are clearing rubble is her clinic for survivors while landslides blocked roads, hindering relief efforts. the 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday, leveled buildings and flattens a capitol city of katmandu historic center, the scene as described by witnesses, was one of chaos and panic as hundreds fled buildings, and they collapsed around them. >> i tell you, it was very horrifying situation, we barely able to move out of the house, we held ourselves together just praying to see and witness the walls just beside our house collapsing.

>> hospitals so crowded, people being treated out in the open, as relief workers already on the ground struggle to get aid to those who need it. >> the nepal government is appealing for foreign aid and help is beginning to come in from around the world. the us has already pledged a million dollars. is sending disaster response team. >> this team respond today japan, this team responded to new zealand. and, when we went to haiti with buildings that collapsed there were people found in spaces. >> scientists say this earthquake is 16 times more powerful than the one that struck hate any 2010. the worse that's hit nepal in more than eight deng aids. live in the cbs news center, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, cherry, thank you. 8:34 right now. grief in camden, after teenager was killed in a shooting early saturday morning. police found 18 year old jameer bowler suffering from a

gunshot wounds on the 1200 block every mechanic street in camden. he was returned to cooper university hospital, where he died. so far police have not made any arrests. well, police have now arrested three juveniles in the vicious beating after man at an olney gas station. the attack happened back on april 7th, on the corner of fifth street and somerville avenue. police say the suspects jumped out of the mini-van then beat that sick tim with a hammer and piece of wood. police had previously arrested three other women in that attack. all six suspect face attempted murder charges. >> well, scene of terrible tragedy is now dedicated as a place of healing. "eyewitness news" at the corner of germantown and allegheny streets in north philadelphia. a mural was officially unveiled honoring keisha williams and her three children, thomas read, terrence moore and key air a williams. the family was selling fruit on the corner last summer when they were struck and killed by

a pair of carjackers. >> 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, who was murdered on that lot back in 2013. >> well, philadelphia's 35th police district transformed into a movie theater saturday afternoon families were invited for fun filled day of activities including watching the animated movie big hero six. you can't have movie without smacks, right? so plenty every treats on hand, 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. >> last night in washington journalists, politicians and

celebrities came together for the 89 annual white house correspondent dinner. president obama well, he let the jokes fly. >> after midterm elections they ask me, mr. president, do you have a bucket list? end i said well, i have something that rhymes with bucket list. >> it is no wonder that people keep pointing out how the presidency has aged me. >> i look so old john boehner's invited netanyahu to speak at my funeral. >> the event also affectionately known as the nerd prom, and has become one of washington's biggest events. always fun to watch. 8:37. coming up next live to washington and talk to cbs bob schieffer for look ahead at today's "face the nation" broadcast. we'll be right back.

cbs "face the nation" will be coming your way little later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3 joining us with a preview live in washington is the moderator and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bonn, good morning to you. >> goods morning well, one of the longest and latest nights in the town that usually goes to bed about 9:00 at night. because this was the night at the white house correspondence dinner and we will have a rounds up on that, the president, as is always the case, no matter who the president is, stole the show last night he was at the top of his game on that front. so we'll have some of the things he said last night but we're going to start this morning, nicole, with this horrible story that is unfolding, and is not yet over in nepal. death toll there from this earthquake is now more than 2,000, our holly williams, on the ground there we will have eyewitness reports from her and i must under line again this story is still going on, there are still tremors there

you know, thousands of people really with no place to go right now. so how those people are $10 to the story we will be talking about all this week. that's where we start this morning. on morning that literally, we have more news than we can handle. >> okay, well, we do appreciate the preview bob see you coming up at 10:30. >> and once again cbs "face the nation" coming your way right here on cbs-3. again, the time to tune in, 10:30. >> still to come this morning, looking for some extra money. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news", jim donovan will show you how to claim it! plus, nice looking start to the day, carol returns with a look ahead at the work week, that includes some warmer temperatures. plus this: young athletes getting cancer, could the cause be the field they play on? >> talking about carcinogens and hazardous levels. >> could these be fields every

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>> are these fields every cager? where kids play all kinds of games, adults gather to watch. now, local communities are taking action, because of safety concerns. health reporter stephanie stahl is investigating the potential danger. >> fields, beautiful practical, big hits, kids like teddy and his family started asking questions. teddy has cancer, after a decade of playing soccer. >> it is a rare form every bone cancer, called osteo czar comb a you know, i couldn't really move after the surgery pain intense. >> teddy played goalie on artificial turf until he was eight. inbetween the blades of glass little pieces of recycles tire, make fields soft tow

reduce impact injuries. safer, right? well some say maybe not. when you take a closer look. >> these are consistent with -- >> lab tests from crumb rubber where fields from he played showed it contain 30 hazardous substances including lead. so the question s. can the chemicals in this artificial turf cause cancer? one college soccer coach says yes. and she has gathered information on 13032 players getting cancer, that has many cancer concerned. >> i am angry i'm being forced to make a choice between allowing my child to play a sport, and/or endangering his health. >> mia's nine year old son place lacrosse on crumb rubber. she worried because the tiny pea cents get all over everything. >> it is right there at the surface, easily, gets on the clothing, and quick exposure to the body for the kids to breathe in. >> she tried to stop radnor township from using crumb rubber. but lost. >> we need to use the precautionary principal. we need to not be allowing our

kids to play on artificial turf until it is proven safe. not doing it the opposite way and use our kids as the guinea pigs for the research. >> best to put the product on hold. >> jim is the business administrator of ocean city new jersey where contract to resurface the stadium with crumb rubber synthetic turf has been scrapped. >> potential health dangers had you put the whole project on hold? >> we have a lot of children to use this field. we want to be absolutely sure we are safe putting a product like that down. >> not everyone convinced crumb rub sera health hazard. the epa says there has not been enough long-term testing and some doctors agree. >> i think that the frightening thing is that we just don't have the information that we need. >> but synthetic turf council says there are almost 60 stud that's show crumb rub is her safe. and doctor arthur franken environmental health expert as drexel says the exposure is limited and the health risks minimal. >> obviously any amount of shall posh your to cancer-causing agents is not desirable, but we live in a world where everybody is

exposed to cancer-causing agents every day. >> they say too many unanswered questions about crumb rubber. >> weed fu protect these kids, we need to rule out anything that could harm them. >> until then, worries and the games will continued. stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow, very interesting. 8:47 right now. philadelphia's girard park is getting a facelift. local lawmakers join community leaders test park on west shunk street unveiled the plan improvement. the renovations will include all new walkways lighting all throughout the park, and other amenities. carol? >> great, and the kids go get outside. this is the weather to get outside in, our wetters with a already up glad you're up and joining us, as women. let's make little arc shall we through new jersey and finds 49-degree temperature robin says out in mouth laurel this morning, great day get outside, and do something. i couldn't agree more, there

is nothing like the restore tiff powers of the great outdoors. we will looking at bob and bob in burlington township says it is a great crisp morning for a walk with the dog. one of my favorite activities in the entire world. and then we find 53 agree temperatures. where ed connor is out in chesterfield this morning. he agrees, nice walk for dog walk, running or yard work. come on, ed, we have to work in this weather let's ski shall we? shall we ski and hip couple of dry patches out there jack frost, big boulder see the ski slope is melting. as it should be this time of the the year. starting to seymour and more grounds, underneath all of that snow. temperature of 49 degrees, right now, at the airport in philadelphia, it is 41 up in the poconos, 40 something everywhere. so everywhere in the 40's, and including as we go to the north and also over to burlington county, 46 mt. holly, 46 in quakertown this morning. no issues with the temperatures. they're very consistent. here is another 46 degrees temperature. this is down in cape may

courthouse. clouds are starting to thin out little bit. i think probably people to the south will be the last ones to see the sunshine. but, the trend is that's what's going to be happening. notice these winds. coming out of northeast, and they're calm in allentown, one of the reasons were you as cold as were you this morning in the 30's, but in philadelphia, 15-mile per hour winds. the cloud cover we had these winds picking up, actually, keeps the temperature from falling that much overnight. now, the clouds will go. go, and they're gone, almost. we have a few others. they're left around. that's at 3:00 this afternoon. doesn't look bad at all. 7:00 couple of clouds, maybe well to the north and west out of our viewing area, would there be sprinkle? then tomorrow, at 11:00 in the morning, couple of more clouds are expected, as you can see so partly sunny conditions, and notice couple every spots here. shower, that's entirely possible from a storm system, that's going to be sort of looping its way away from our area, but it could drag back, just shower or two especially, maybe to the

north. so watch for that tomorrow. today it looks to be dry day. then by tuesday i think you will like tuesday temperatures will be getting well into the 60s almost 70 degrees, and you may love wednesday. wednesday could be 71 degrees. how nice. now, with these warmer temperatures, what do we expect? we expect to be sneezing, rubbing our eyes, oak birch maple, you can write a letter to your local tree and complain, but otherwise, they have to do this. this is just part of their life cycle. so we sneeze as a result. sixty-four in philadelphia. shore, 58. poconos, 58 degrees. we get sun and clouds in all locations, the winds not that big a deal today. so really pleasant day. tonight we drop down 45 degrees, partly cloudy, average temperatures, little bit below average today. normal is 67. we are below average today tomorrow tuesday we start to get back to the normal amount of temperature. then by wednesday 71, that looks great. thursday maybe a shower, we will watch that day. and friday saturday, look

terrific at this point nicole. >> yes, they do, carol thank you. 8:51, we check in with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning ann. >> good morning nicole. looking at the walt whitman bridge. no delays on the walt whitman bridge this morning however further up serious accident in paulsboro, on 295 southbound, 295 southbound, very jammed, between mount royal clarks, and route 60 gibbstown exit 17. serious accident. the right lane blocked err getting by. shoulder getting by. emergency vehicles assist in the southbound accident. but once again, 295 southbound, the very serious accident between the mount royal clarksboro exit, exit 18 and 680 the gibbstown exit, which is exit 17, right lane blocked because of it, fortunately -- unfortunately fatalities involved in this particular accident. we move the traffic cam to the ben franklin parkway. the ben franklin parkway site of today's march for babies. the ben franklin parkway

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