getting sick. >> around lunchtime people started not feeling well. >> reporter: emergency responders worked quickly to determine how many nine or so employees at home solutionness hammington were suffering serious symptoms from an irritating chemical in the air. ambulance crews took six people to the hospitals and two complaining of is he rear burning in their lungs or air lifted. >> i don't know whether those two individual were closest to the area affect but because of the seriousness of that nature any respiratory serious rest friday injuries, are taken to a trauma center. >> reporter: atlantic county hazmat worked side by side with first responders trying to figure out source of the vapor. they found traces in the duct work from the h va c system. >> we could not tell what it was. we smelled a chemical smell. >> reporter: melony and fellow manager knew something was not the right when employees in the office building started complaining of headaches and nausea. they didn't hesitate to get everyone out identify. it was it upset to go see your co-workers affect. >> i said i think i'm just anxious, worried, you don't know then you start second

getting yourself. am i feeling sick? we're all just really concern right the now and we want to make sure everyone is okay. >> reporter: right now they don't believe any injuries are serious. company officials tell me that they are still having their maintenance people check out the building and then they will determine the exact source of the leak, and then if it can be fixed so people can get back to work maybe by tomorrow. reporting live, from hammington, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". scary day at work, cleve thanks very much. lack horse pike near hammington mall is closed after a car slammed into a utility pole. chopper three in hamilton township atlantic county this afternoon. power lines fell across the the highway repairs are underway and traffic is backed up in that area. well, two alarm fire broke out in at atlantic city this have afternoon chopper three over the north trenton avenue area where this happened. a fire crew as you can see used boat to get water to that fire. we are told there are in reports of any injuries there. in chester county tonight a man has now been charged

with murder in the 2013 death of his elderly father. investigators say that the son failed to provide around the clock care which ultimately led to his father's death. our alexandria hoff is live in west chester with more on some shocking allegations tonight, alex? >> reporter: thank you chris. according to prosecutors victim was 50-pound lighter after two years in his son's care. they say he suffered a more painful death because he did not go to the doctor or any of his required prescriptions. world war two veteran eduardo brian, junior was laid to rest next to his late wife september 8th, 2013. >> this is a case of life lived with honor but a death that had in dignity in it. >> reporter: according to court document o'brien was 90 when doctors deemed him in need of 24 hour acute care. his son eduardo brian the third told investigators he returned his father to new jersey where his father lived alone. during a welfare check his son

was told he needed to get his father care. >> son's response was not to go out and get medical care, the the son's response was to take his father, out of new jersey, where he knew he was under scrutiny, and take him over to the son's residents in west white land township chester county. >> reporter: that is where he stayed for nearly two years until his son called police and said his father had died. >> he was covered in bed sores, he was covered with few man waste. he had died from neglect. >> i got the to see his dad a few times but past that i don't, it is a shock. >> reporter: did you know that the father was being cared for. >> yes, i definitely did. >> reporter: neighbor was echoed in the statement provided bio brian's attorney who told us in 2011 and 91 year-old father asked and to spare him death by nursing home and had agreed, but district attorney tom hogan notes that during that time $30,000 was taken out of the

father's account and put into his son's. now, the district attorney tells me that as a veteran there were numerous options for low cost care right here in the community but this but the attorney for o'brien says that his client's father was exactly where he wanted to be and that the care was very good. reporting live from chester county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. maryland's governor said baltimore has turn a corner as the city prepares for a second night of curfew. we will look at the the latest. authorities have made 35 arrests since the curfew was imposed tuesday night. pennsylvania is sending 300 state troop tours baltimore in the coming days to help with peace keeping efforts. and the orioles faced the white socks in a empty camden yard this afternoon. fans were not admitted because of safety concerns. this was the first ever major league baseball game closed to the public. cbs news correspondent craig boswell tells us that baltimore is slowly getting

back to normal what do we want. >> justice. >> reporter: demonstrators in baltimore held a peaceful protest in support of the freddie gray who died from than a unexplained spinal injury in police custody. after days of unrest, there is still a heavy police presence on the streets but many residents are going about their business. >> violence is not the way. it is unreal how this just happened. >> reporter: schools reopened and baltimore orioles returned to action but in the interest of safety, no fans were allowed in the stadium. the governor hopes violence is over but says that the national guard state troopers and police will continue to keep watch. >> is there still some raw emotions out there still some frustration and we're just going to make sure that we can continue to maintain peace in the city. >> police are expected to hand over results of the investigation in the death of freddie gray on friday to the state attorney general. many here want an official explanation. >> we still don't know why freddie gray was arrested. we still don't know this.

>> reporter: baltimore symphony tried to do its part to relieve tension in the city. the orchestra gave a free outdoor concert at lunchtime. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". governor tom wolf says 300 pennsylvania state troopers will arrive to help authorities in baltimore this weekend. short time ago i asked governor his thoughts on the questions raised about maryland's decision to send national guard troops into baltimore. >> i will not second guess the the actions of somebody in a situation, i'm just not as familiar with. i don't know how i would have handled that particular situation. >> reporter: as we look the at that incident, do you think there are any lessons for other states around the country, pennsylvania included. >> i think we ought to do everything we can to make sure that as i said throughout my campaign, i want a level playing field. i want a society that works an economy that works with everybody, all pennsylvanians and i think we need to continue to work for that.

that is how democracy works. >> keep it right here on cbs-3 for latest on the response to the riots in baltimore. you can get information anytime at cbs philly.com. the the the mother of the brandon tait-brown has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in her son's death. tanya brown dickerson says philadelphia police officers lied about her son reaching for a gun. he was shot and killed by police during a traffic stop in mayfair in december. the suit names the city, and two philadelphia police officers as defendants. it seeks monetary damages and reforms within the department. >> i believe with all my heart that my son's rights were violated brutally and severely. i believe he was not given a chance and i want reform. i want laws changed. that is why i'm standing here. >> reporter: neither police nor officials from city hall have commented on this lawsuit. the d.a.'s office did investigate this and it result

had in no criminal charges against officers involved in the shooting. turning now to a developing story a plane carrying former president bill clinton makes an emergency landing, after a problem with one of the plane's four engines. clinton was traveling in the east african nation to visit projects funded by his family's foundation. we're told engine of the canadian turboprop dash seven has been repaired and aircraft has since taken off again. it is a picture perfect spring day out there , meteorologist kate bilo is with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in the wynfield section of philadelphia. you could not ask for nicer conditions. >> it is a beautiful day outside, chris but have day is a good day to get nerdy. that is what we are doing here at free library any wynfield. they were doing science part of the franklin institute science festival people. we have matthew messia,

daunte and dion i remember all their names. what were you doing inside there? >> we got a penny and then we got some, and and so we can tell how much can a penny drop, hold it i mean and then it took like 20's and 30's, to drop. >> that is awesome. jade, it is your big day, is what your day to day. >> my birthday. >> i will ask you to many company back with me and tell have been how beautiful it is, on the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. tell everybody in philadelphia is what the temperature right now. >> 74 degrees. >> 77.4. >> 77.4. >> does it feel amazing. >> yes, it does. >> take one quick look at temperatures you can see we are looking at upper 70's outside right now but as we zoom outlook at what is in the wings a back door cold front. temperatures in the 50's in new england. coming up kathy will have more on how that back door cold front will impact us. reporting live from the wynfield section of the city, kate bilo and jadea cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> happy birthday. great job on that project. >> good news lights are back on in atlantic city is formal revel casino. property's new owner has reached a two week deal with the utility company to restore the power. atlantic city has been charging straub $5,000 for each day his fire detection and expression systems has been down. straub says casino won't be ready to open by memorial day but he does hope parts of it will be opened this summer. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a vicious beating over a mall parking spot, a moth's tax another driver in front of her children. are you dreaming of the shore, sun san food, well there is one new jersey shore destination named among america's favorite food cities. getting a common skin conditions under controlising new treatment for millions of people who suffer from rosacea a health reporter stephanie stahl has had that story next.

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today on the healthwatch millions of people suffer with a common skin conditions that can cause embarrassing, uncomfortable episode of being red faced. our health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new f.d.a. treatment for the problem. >> reporter: her first attack have of rosacea could not have happened at a worst time. >> i was giving a presentation in my college class and my friend looked at me and said you are so red. >> reporter: she had just moved from the warm to a cold

environment, the the change in temperatures triggered a flare up of the common skin condition. >> we feel kind of heat rush to your face and then just bumps appear thaw cannot get rid of with any acne treatment that you try. >> reporter: for dermatologist recommended a new f.d.a. approved cream. >> a new category of topical rosacea treatments. what we noticed is redness is often reduced and bumps of rosacea annoying to patients and sometimes uncomfortable get better quickly. >> reporter: alana said she saw improvement right away. this is her skin before and after using the new rosacea cream. >> the bumps in two weeks were way better then they have been in two days. >> reporter: doctor dorris day is a consultant for the drug company and said some patients report side effects including a skin burning sensation and skin irritation. alana a says that was no problem for her. now triggers that usually cause rosacea a flare-ups including stress, alcohol

extremes in temperatures and some spices. experts say that women are more likely to get rosacea but when men get it, they will get more severe episode. so this new medication is long awaited treatment for many people. >> i know this can be a frustrated condition. >> stephanie, thanks. bob? >> a colorado mommies scolded for packing her daughter cookies for lunch. a teacher at an aurora preschool sent four year-old natalie pierson with the oreos her mom pack her with a note. that note said all children are required to have a fruit vegetable and healthy snack from home. natalie's mom lisa says she does not agree with that school's policy. >> they took it over the top. they don't provide lunch for my daughter. i provide lunch. it is between me and the doctor on what is healthy for her. >> reporter: spokesperson says the school did give natalie a healthy alternative to the cookies and a note like this is not common they say. the mother said he could not get an explanation from the school's director. >> natalie wants those oreos.

>> probably. >> i bet she wou weigh in. popular jersey shore town has a new distinction tonight it is a among america's favorite food cities. we will tell you where it is. do you notice the same item always on sale? jim donovan has a three on your side consumer alert are sometimes retailers using deceptive practices to get to you buy? we will get under cover to check it out, leslie. eagles safety mal conn jenkins loves four things, thinks family, football and giving back to the community and bow ties. they say clothes fit the man. find out how he got the started making his own bow

local town has taken home high marks for its food. >> readers rang cape may as one of the top food cities in the u.s. cape may came in at number 19th on the list, noted for many historic eateries as well as sea food. other cities include savanna aston, boston and chicago but philadelphia did in the make a list this year. >> what? >> i know. what do you think of the ranking? join the the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages using hash tag cbs-3 chat. >> unconsciousnable philadelphia would not make a list but there is good eats in cape may. you know that. >> we love restaurant week. we will be there in the next month or so. >> orr at the shore it is almost back. >> it is come soon. >> bring it on. >> beautiful day to be outside. our meteorologist justin drabick went back to school

today. he visited second graders at jc stewart in willing ton, burlington county. he talk about his job on tv. then everyone went outside after that, because you know, they had to see the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. of course, justin gave them the forecast and they were on talk philly. that is a perfect day. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks very much, justin. thanks, kids you did a great job. lets go outside and show you what is going on here. live neighborhood network shows you the high temperature for the day. in princeton we made it to 76. philadelphia at northeast airport 75. trenton at our lady of sorrows school 75. hockessin is 74 degrees. so well above normal for this time of the year. temperatures right now you still at their peak. philadelphia 77. that is the the high. reading 74. allentown 75. you can see in the poconos 68. from the city to the shore temperatures fair liz uniform. not much sea breeze front

here. cooler barnegat at 66. ocean city 73. cape may 71. rehoboth beach with the southerly wind at 69. ocean water temperature bumped up 3 degrees, we are at 54. as we look ahead we have clear skies but the included will be increasing from the south this is our coastal low that developing nor'easter but up here we have a small feature upper level le pressure system and that is going to influence our weather as well. it will combine forces with that coastal low and almost kind of kick it out to sea. this is becoming our primarily lose of influence. watch what happened tomorrow, thursday a stray shower in the afternoon. the system still to the south we have easterly flow, it is cool. temperatures in the upper 60's to around 70. not a bad day. but then we will watch low pressure combine with the coastal low and thinks the primary low of influence. we will see on shore flow, we will see cloud, we will see some wind and a chance of the few showers or scattered sprinkles for your friday but

it definitely will be the cool day with highs in the 50's to around 60 degrees. then everything exits toward the north east, stays right partly sunny for saturday. improving conditions. high temperatures in the 60's and warmer after that. overnight partly cloudy, pleasant, during the day tomorrow, sun cloud stray shower possible. well to the south and east of the city. high temperatures in the upper 60's to around 7o the as we go hour by hour a good deal of sunshine through the morning. cloud in the afternoon. staying fairly mile. 8:00 o'clock temperature at 58 degrees. on your three day forecast take a look, thursday 68. friday the cool day. we will rebound nicely saturday with a high of 68 degrees. coming up next more news but next half an hour kate has

seems like we have been waiting years for this nfl draft. it is finally here. it starts tomorrow night big question, will the eagles keep that 20th pick, will they trade up will they trade down? what will happen. >> we don't know. eagles have several need, wide receiver offensive line and secondary. >> that is true. they did improve in free agency but malcolm jenkins has played well in 2015. >> he is last man standing right now in the secondary after all of the off season changes. but off the field it is very interesting, he is trying to bring the bow tie look back to philadelphia. >> very dapper. >> eagles safety malcolm jenkins didn't always love football. >> started playing football in the fourth grade and in the first few years i played i quit because i really wasn't good at it. once i had a growth spurt i started getting better at it. older i got more i loved it,

and kept playing it, and then turned into something i loved. >> reporter: off the field he devotes his spare time to his foundation helping under served youth. >> i know that the the people and experiences i have had in life have made me who i am and have helped me be as successful as i have been. so that is one thing i wanted to pass down to our youth is not necessarily about education and school, but really about life experiences and different exposing them to different things outside of their communities. >> reporter: if that was not enough he has his own line of bow ties. >> i started out trying to make them myself. i bought some fabric and sewing machine and i googled how to make a bow tie. i made about three or four of them. >> stop it you are sitting there with the sewing machine. >> glass of wine and machine, just figuring it out. >> reporter: with that his company rock avenue bow ties is born. he hand picks everything. >> these are some of the spring looks. the it came up to what do i

want in my closet. that is fun parties learning how to do something outside of playing football. >> wow. >> he is busy. tomorrow his foundation with mark sanchez will go to st. christopher's to visit the kid over there. he is always doing something. >> quite the renaissance man. >> he looks great. >> yes strong, look. thanks, very much, leslie. a lot more to come including search for suspects in the mall brawl, and, was a violent exchange over a parking space that was caught on camera. plus, growing fear among mayors gathered here for a national conference that what happened in baltimore could happen in their cities, or here in philadelphia, that pretty much any moment. they shared their concerns, coming up. and sales that never end three on your side tracks prices a at several big department stores and what we have found may have you thinking twice about jumping on that deal. new at 6:00 an honor for local police officers who have

gonna above and beyond the call of duty. "eyewitness news" was there as those they helped get a chanc there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education.

teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh

i'm chris may with the top stories for you, eight workers are sickend in hammington at home solutions on grant street. officials say freon-like chemical was in that building. two workers had had to be air lifted to the hospital. authorities in chester county of charged eduardo brian the third with murder following 2013 death of his

father. o'brien is accused of neglecting the the nine two-year old which led to his death. the peace is holding for now, baltimore is preparing for a second night of curfew to prevent an out break of violence. police arrested 35 people including one juvenile after the city imposed a curfew last night. kate? and chris just a beautiful evening here in the city of philadelphia. the sunnies shining. the temperature on the cbs-3 mobil weather lab 77.5 degrees with the nice, cool breeze, making it feel even better. it is science week here in philadelphia coming up, just back here at free library any wynfield, we will show you science experiments and talk to the kid at the library. for now jessica back inside to you. >> thanks very much. new at 5:30 unrest in baltimore is a big topic of discussion at a national conference underway in philadelphia mayor michael nutter and fellow mayor is a cross the country are working to stop the violence in the

african-american community. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with the details, walt? >> reporter: that conference was actually planned quite a while ago, but when it opened right here in center city this afternoon and when speakers began talking as you well imagine, the violence in baltimore moved to the top of the list of topics. behind the smiles of comradery as mayor michael nutter greeted mayors and leaders from 40 cities nationwide opening their conference here, a deepening sense of concern. >> what happened in baltimore unexplained death of the man in police custody escalating through protests and violence, could occur in any of their cities a at any moment. >> all of us as mayors understand that they are there for grace of god. >> until we address the the issues that might be contributing to people's frustration we will see more of this unfortunately. >> reporter: these leaders members of the cities united, launched four year ago by nutter and mayor of new

orleans to stop violence by addressing root causes. the lack of educational and job opportunities coupled with poverty. >> i believe that one of the greatest challenges in america right now is growing sense of hepp lessness that too many of our young people are feeling. >> reporter: nutter and other leaders make it clear scenes like these from baltimore will be repeated, unless there is immediate action to give young people hope for the the future. action nutter says is long overdue from a congress that provides far more word then action. >> because we have real responsibility. we're running a business enterprise. we're running a government. all they are doggies running their mouths. >> baltimore's marries a member of the cities united. as you might expect he is not attending the conference but at the request of the mayor there was a large round of applause at the beginning of the conference expressing support for the mayor and for her city. live in center city, i'm walt

hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay walt, thanks very much. a fight that reportedly started over a parking spot was the spotted on a camera in long island. some of which is too violent to show. it capped toured a brawl in the parking lot of the green acres mall, two women fighting, one of them, pinned to the ground shoppers who saw writ in shock over the fight. >> that is just ridiculous over a parking spot. >> unbelievable. >> man with the small child can be seen in the video holding back another woman who appears to be trying to help, we're told police are investigating that brawl. frustration is mount nothing nepal four days after a massive earthquake killed more than 5,000 people. the hundreds of thousands of people are still living in the open without clean water and sanitation. they are desperate for aid. many are trying to get out of the badly damaged capitol of

katmandu but buses are overflowing and ticket are scars. rescue teams are still frantically searching for survivors. but amid that devastation incredible stories of survival. four month-old baby boy was rescued from the ruble 22 hours after that earthquake and is now you in stable condition. his cry where is heard from the debris. also a 28 year-old man was rescued after being trapped for nearly four days in the ruins of the three story hotel. french rescuers pulled the man who said he thought he would die from the ruble on tuesday. philadelphia school reform commission is holding hearing right now on its 2016 budget, the src approved a $3 billion lump sum budget the last night. the the district though faces an 85 million-dollar gap in funning which already includes proposed aid from both city and state. src is set to vote next month. have you ever noticed certain stores are constantly running sales? well, great to save money one

consumer group says one big name retailer is using deceptive practices to get to you buy. as three on your side jim donovan find it is like having a sale that never end. >> reporter: from blenders, to bedding. >> they are on sale again to take. >> reporter: lawn mowers. >> 3.69. >> reporter: to luggage. >> 50 percent off. >> reporter: every where you look these days it seems like a stories holding a sale. at justice the girls clothing store 40 percent off signs are often the normal but it is also got them in hot water. a federal lawsuit claims that the discounts never end. possibly violating consumer protection laws. when we went shopping with the under cover cameras we found never ending sales happening elsewhere too. kitchen aid mixer looks to be a deal. >> originally 419.95 now 335-99. >> it was on sale, 25 out of 25 days. >> this craftsman lawn mower was only offered at full price

one day it was on sale, 24 out of 25 days. and then this five piece luggage set was on sale, 21 of 25 days at sears. >> it is kind of a permanent sale at sears. >> reporter: kevin brassler the the executive editor of delaware valley consumer checkbook says this sort of pricing is intentional and deceptive. >> they are misleading their customers saying that is a special price for me today i better not wait and compare prices. >> reporter: are it is not just sears. >> sears, kohl's and to the certain extent macy's almost always have their stuff on sale. >> reporter: for nine months checkbook track on line prices once a week and found that regular prices were rarely charged. >> i think they are using deceptive advertising practices. >> reporter: at macy a's we found these levi 501 jeans were full price one day out of 25. rest of the time they were on sailor part of the buy one get one promotion. this mixer was on sale a

80 percent of the days that we check. >> the $150 off. >> reporter: macy's say they look to comply with all laws and regulations and prices vary within a course of the week. we found that especially in kohl's where vera wang bed spread were on sale for 25 days straight, queen size retail price was $169.99. sale prices bounced around depending on the day. the one day it was $76.49. next $118.99. then it dropped down to $101.99. moral of the story. >> never assume a sale price is a good price. it doesn't matter if it says it is 75 percent off. don't assume that sale is a good sale unless you have done shopping around. >> reporter: sears tells me it disagrees with any suggestion that its pricing is misleading or deceptive. while they wouldn't discuss details, they comply with the law. when kohl's was contacted for a comment we never heard back. earlier this year justice settled a class action lawsuit in ohio, and it gave ohio

shoppers a $12 rebate or a 40 percent off coupon. >> believe that, right. >> right. >> big names in retail we are talking about. >> reporter: shop around before you buy know your prices. >> thanks, jim. still to come on "eyewitness news" how certain tattoos may interfere with some apple watch function. then lost in space supply ship on its way to the international space station is now spinning out of control. every spring it happened, pet cats left behind when college students graduate and move on. meet activist spring into action to help these abandoned animals, kate? and jessica ape chris what a beautiful summer-likening. we are here in the wynfield section of the city. we are talking science at the franklin institute. we have a big science carp val this weekend. we will talk about how weekend looks with your seven day fo

a russian ship that had been bound for the international space station has been now lost in space. here's video from inside that unmanned vessel. the crew of the international space station says that the ship went into an uncontrolled spin just after launch on

tuesday, and it has new been declared a total loss. the ship had 3 tons of food water, fuel, clothes and equipment on board. it is expect to burn up in the atmosphere. as "eyewitness news" celebrates, 50 years we're looking back on milestone celebrations including one dubbed the the wedding of the century. on april 29th, 2011, britain's prince william and kate middleton got married in the ceremony at west minister abby. hundreds of thousands londoners lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple and an estimated 2 billion people tuned into watch on television. from the city to the suburbs royal watch parties took place throughout our area, many waiting to see the dress, duchess cambridge wore a gown by sarah burton from alexander mcgene. they emerged for one last royal tradition the kiss.

>> that was a lovely day. >> it was a nice day. >> entire world loved that. there is still no word on royal baby number two, couple is waiting to by some estimates now baby is six day overdue. we don't know if that is certain. six daises a lot. >> yes, prince george was swimming yesterday just trying to wait it out what do they call it the great kate wait too. >> that is all we can

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apple watch may be cool but not the a big fan of tattoo. the it uses your heart rate to detect if you are wearing it and some apple watch users reported issues with the watch if they have a tattoo on their wrist. according to apple the back of the watch rapidly flashes green and infrared light in your skin to measure your heart rate and some users say solid color tattoo black and red ones can reflect or absorb that light which makes it trick toy read your heart rate. >> i shouldn't have gotten that tattoo sleeve. >> now we will never get rid of it. >> there we go. we will see where that goes. philadelphia science festival is in full swing. >> yes. >> community wide event and tonight franklin institute brings science celebration to the free library any wynfield. meteorologist kate bilo is their life along with the

cbs-3 mobile weather lab, kate? >> well, chris such a great night out here. it feels like summertime. temperatures in the upper 70's. we're here with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. we are at 76 degrees right now on the mobile weather lab feeling fantastic. almost 10 degrees above seasonal average. the let look a photo from eyewitness weather watchers from phil chapline in the farms, what a gorgeous shot he took. thank you as always to our weather watchers. things are looking beautiful with those big puffy cloud. now everything will be nice throughout the rest of the the today but then we have some changes on the way. lets take a look at storm scan three. you can see this developing system off the coast of the carolinas. that is where it will exit the coast. mostly stehlin off shore but it will bring in a cooler easterly flow back in our region starting late tomorrow and then on friday. temperatures right now in the 70's across the board mount pocono close at 68 degrees.

wild week from 77 today, back to the 60's tomorrow and then bottom out on friday with highs in the the 50's but saturday sunday we are climbing backup and we may talk 80's by next week. future weather shows position moving off the coast of carolinas tomorrow around noon, couple showers may break out tomorrow evening and then friday storms are off shore but a chilly easterly flow will bring cloud couple showers and cool conditions, then we will clear things out later friday evening. overnight tonight partly cloudy pleasant at 53. tomorrow we will have some sunshine but in the afternoon cloud roll in. let talk about the broad street run. we will skip cold day friday and go to sunday. what a beautiful day nice, comfortable in the morning. 59 degrees at 8:30 a.m. when run kicks off. you're witness weather seven day forecast not bad tomorrow but take a look at friday, cloudy cool, breeze which a few showers. the once we get through that we have good stuff to get ahead to. we are talking 68 on saturday.

seventy-five on sunday. early next week here we go 80's in the forecast, 80 degrees on monday and 81 on tuesday. we are back here live at free library here in the wynfield section of the city. we have kid here all day through the after school hours learning about science and some of my friend are here, i will start with her you tell me when you grow up, you want to be what. >> i would like to be a teacher. i would like to teach science and would i like to be a doctor. >> that is fantastic. >> you roof science. that is your favorite subject. what was your favorite experiment you did here today. >> i like the harry the potter experiment where you put milk in there and food coloring and put the dish soap in there, it spread all over the the place. >> really neat. we had everything from chemistry, robotics, did you guys have fun inside today. >> yeah. >> do you love science. >> yes. >> i want to see you guys doing my job and being scientists one day especially young girls get interested in science, technology, engineering and math. of course, we have a couple

presenters, we have ryan from audubon, pennsylvania. collette from jefferson. real quickly what were you showing the kid. >> our activity was called why do bird have feathers. we looked at different types of feathers, different functions they served and the kid got to meet our long haired owl native out of pennsylvania, and do activities with feathers. >> collette, real quickly what did you do today. >> we were showing kid what it is like to have a concussion. so he was trying on our concussion impairment goggles and doing test that is we do in the clinic at jefferson concussion center. >> everything from medicine, to bird, science chemistry whole 9-yard. we were getting nerdy. so much fun in wynfield. we will be back at 6:00. for now back to you in the studio. >> a lot of promising young people with great careers ahead of them thanks kate. it that is time of the year when animal activist notice cats living on the street near college campuses. >> john mcdevitt of kyw news radio visited a university city neighborhood where long

time resident are feeding cats believed to be abandoned by college students who have since graduated. >> orange kitty rusty lives here with those students that lived here years ago. white cat lives across the street. >> reporter: they are not ferrell but friendly cats, stray that is once pets. seve take over pam wells stoop daily. when it is feeding time she knows they once belonged to students who abandoned them after graduation. >> when the students come into live they get a kitten. the the cats keep them company. when they graduate four or six or eight years later they turn the the cats out and put them in the street instead of the shelter. >> reporter: melissa levy is executive director of paws, philadelphia animal welfare society. >> most of the cats out there are friend there i. theyo liver up side with people. there are some that are truly ferrell that are not socialized and don't belong inside but most of the cats thaw see wandering the street

we feel are adoptable and just looking for a family. >> reporter: if would you like more information on programs available in the city or if you would like to adapt a cat in neat of a home go to cbs philly.com. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead, 250 moving parts create a musical spectacle. >> ♪ >> the philadelphia orchestra performs a rare work of art it is bernstein mass, we will take you on stage next.

well, tomorrow at the kimmel center a rarely produced musical spectacle will premiere. philadelphia orchestra presents bernstein's mass in this eye on the arts our pat ciarrocchi takes us on stage among 250 performers in the gift in the hand of the my stroh yennick. >> reporter: yennick engages 250 moving parts. across the stage at verizon hall. this is bernstein's mass, legendary composer conductor leonard bernstein's spiritual rock concert symphony broadway production, the challenges fate and makes a plea for peace. >> it was my dream always, one of my dreams, to conduct mass. it is one of the very rare works where you have to be comfortable in many kind of styles of music. >> reporter: rare elaborate work premiering 40 years ago. this week the philadelphia

orchestra will perform it in its entirety for the first time. we found yennick at his second floor rehearsal for mass, those moving parts are 250 musical artists. >> we have the fulfill a orchestra, two choirs, we have a great cast of mostly broadway singers there the the main role, there is some dancers as well. there is a boys choir. there is a marching ban. the there is even mummers coming in. >> reporter: yennick recently signed a seven year renewal as conductor, he says story line is the catholic mass but interrupted with reflections and jewish and middle earn ritual. >> i hope also that this will be a met a for for a message of unity in the community. we share the belief, anxieties and questionings, and in the end we need to live together. >> reporter: the philadelphia orchestra presents bernstein's mass were four performances, for more, go to the arts in

philly.org. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness n >> wow, what a performance. >> very special show. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at the 5:00. >> now at 6:00 dozens of workers are sickened inside a business in atlantic county. we will tell what you investigators believe led them to fall ill. we are live with what the company is also saying tonight. plus family of the man shot and killed by philadelphia police is now suing the city, the mother of brandon tait brown speaks out, we will tell what you she says needs to change. chester county man is charged with an unthinkable crime, investigators say he neglect his elderly father for years causing his death tonight neighbors are reacting. kathy? chris, it is hard to believe that we could go from sunny, summer-like weather to damp and dreary weather in a matter of hours. but that is what will happen in the seven day forecast. it is all next with eyewitness weather. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

now at 6:00 chemical fumes spread through a south jersey business. it doesens of employees are sick even, some even had to be rushed to the hospital. the and tonight investigators are trying to pinpoint what went wrong. right now, they are focused on the hvac system. good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. it develop at home infusions therapy on grant street south in hammington atlantic county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live with an update on the investigation, cleve. >> reporter: chris, crews cleared out this afternoon but early on this was a very busy staging area for all of the ambulances and paramedics. they had dozens of people on this lawn and surrounding parking lots being