excitement is reaching a fever pitch over ease sees this morning. kate the duchess of cambridge is in labor right now inside a london hospital and we will have more details coming up. back here at home fire fighters working throughout the night on a two alarm fire in wilmington we are live with the latest. criminal charges filed against six baltimore police officers in the death of freddie gray and we are learning one of them fridays south jersey. but today it is at day may second, good morning i'm todd quinones. nicole is off today. the the weekend is here. everybody wants to know of course about the weather.

lets get out to meteorologist carol erickson. good morning carol. >> i've decided to bring a gift to everyone. the weather this weekend will be spectacular. people have plans. the it is first weekend in may. absolutely wonderful weather today. we have got temperatures around 72 degrees and gets warmer throughout the the rest of the weekend. you'll have a seven day you won't believe after what we have been dealing with. forty-four right now. it is a cooler start looking at palmyra cove nature park new jersey and heading out over the delaware river and it is i of philadelphia beyond will. did you notice the moon last night? you probably didn't pull your blind, pull your blind you saw that moon peak nothing. we have storm scan three showing a couple high cloud. we will be looking for a mixture of sun and cloud. temperatures right now all of them in the the 40's every place. forty-eight in philadelphia. forty-three in trenton. forty-five in wilmington. the nice little will warm upcoming today though, by the time we hit 8:00 a a.m. it

the is 54. 10:00 a.m. 60 degrees. noon 64. our high temperature this have afternoon getting in the lower 70's. we will find sun and cloud out there. going to the shore it will be cooler at the shore because there will be a sea breeze kicking in. looking at future weather for next couple hours. by 9:00 a.m. things are looking lovely around here. by 3:00 in the afternoon a couple scattered cloud just the the slight chance of the picking up a brief sprinkle a and looking hard enough an area of green in a couple spots. the that is where you might find a shower, better chance you probably won't. we will finish out this time line and talk about the seven day forecast coming up, todd? and developing right now kensington palace says duchess of cambridge has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labor. royal baby number two appears to be on the way. live look at lindo winning in st. mary's hospital in london.

kate was admitted a few hours ago. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes is live with the latest. >> reporter: palace officials confirmed that the duchess of cambridge has been admitted in the exclusive private wing of st. mary a's hospital in lon on. the kate and prince william say they don't know if they are having a boy or girl but that has in the stopped people from guessing. >> girl,. >> boy yeah. >> reporter: duke a duchess of a little boy, kate had prince george at the the the same hospital almost two years ago. the doctors a this baby will come much more quickly then last time when kate was in labor here at st. mary a's hospital for ten and a half hours. royal bulletin will announce the baby's birth and againer on a golden easel in front of the buckingham palace. the name of the prince or princess will be september secret forever days. when prince george was been will and kate kept people guessing for two days first informing queen elizabeth of the name choice. in london susan mcginnes,

cbs-3, "eyewitness news". another live look at st. mary's hospital in london. we will have another live report coming up in the next hour here of "eyewitness news". and new this morning a two alarm fire is burning in wilmington this morning. fire fighters spent the night the there. this is new video coming in, to us from the 100 block of bank croft millions millions road. at times portions of the building collapsed end ising gusts of fire and smoke high in the night sky. so far there are no reports of any injuries. we're told that the building was under going renovations the at the time. we have a crew on the scene and we will have a live report just a ahead. and five people are rushed to the hospital following this accident involving a military convoy from fort dix. it happened on the new jersey turnpike, in hamilton township, mercer county late last night. three military members in the humvee were hurt. the the the driver was eject and flown to helen fold with another just injuries. two other victims had non-life

threatening injuries. two people in the black nissan suffered non-life threatening injuries and that crash remains under investigation this morning. and now to the latest on the charges against six officers in maryland. prosecutors a that the arrest of freddie gray was illegal and what happened to him in police custody was murder. the the officers are facing criminal charges most serious are murder charges file against caesar goodson he drove the police van in which gray a allegedly suffer a fatal injury. goodson could get 30 years in prison if found guilty. charges against the other five officers including inn volume will try manslaughter, assault and false imprisonment. one of the charged officers is from south jersey, edward nero grew up in sewell gloucester county a and member of the washington township fire department. our natasha brown has more on that. >> reporter: city that days ago erupted in to violence and chaos, transformed into a city

jubilant about news of arrest in the freddie gray case. >> the people are tired of those few bad seeds in the police department and they want them out of there. >> medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a a homicide which we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: six baltimore police officers are facing criminal charges in gray's death, freddie gray died one week after suffering a spinal cord injury in police custody one of the officers now charge is 29 year-old edward nero from sewell, new jersey who once served as a fire fighter with the washington township fire department. >> ed nero was a member of our department for approximately ten years from 2002 through about 2012 during his tenure with us he was an outstanding, dedicated fire fighter. he basically had a clean record, squeaky clean, never in trouble. he was an all around good guy for us. >> reporter: the investigation

reruled nero was one of three officers that loaded gray in the police wagon on his stomach. sources tell "eyewitness news" nero's family lives here in this neighborhood in sewell, new jersey. no comment from his family. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: no shortage of comments from local protesters who took to the streets of philadelphia a friday night winding their way through south street around city hall to the steps of the art museum a peaceful protest followed by days of unrest. >> the more people that come out and see what is going on and join marches join all of that and get into it. the get in tuned. be aware. >> reporter: officer nero is facing two counts of the second degree assault, one count of false imprisonment and two counts of the office misconduct. the other officers are facing much more serious charges including second degree murder and man slaught on. five of the six officers have posted bail and released, right now. in city hall, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

meanwhile in baltimore police in riot gear began a arresting protesters a after 10:00 p.m. curfew went in effect. hundred of people were chanting in the streets chanting freddie leading up to that curfew. other protests were held, a large crowd marched through the the streets of the dallas friday evening. and in new york, and los angeles and seattle protesters showed up to support for baltimore, during their mayday celebration. of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the arrest of the officers and the unrest in baltimore. we will have the very latest on our web site the the at cbs philly.com. a teenager is in critical condition after being attacked by a pit bull. philadelphia police responded to the 200 block of higbee streets in lawncrest 7:30 friday night. police say an officer shot the dog once and released the 16 year-old boy. what he was rushed to einstein medical center. dog's injuries are unclear but we are told that it is being

contained. a pair of stolen rentallal trucks has philadelphia police on alert ahead of the weekend full of special event. police say this man is one of the three wanted for stealing a u-haul like this one on sunday from the hunting park location. two days later someone stole a penske cargo truck from a rental store in south philadelphia. police don't know if the thefts are related but they are hoping the public can help fine them. >> at this point there is no evidence to believe that there is anything terrorism-related but my job is to always air on the side of the caution. >> the u-haul has an arizona license plate of ag30928, the penske truck has an indiana plate number of 2245222. if youe them you are urged to contact the police immediately. coming up next on "eyewitness news" gearing up for what some people are calling the the fight of the

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that is how long ago jesse the hound went missing from east hampton long island. the case went cold until this week when a rescue group up to jesse 50 miles away in a foreclosed home in medford new york. jesse's owners now live in texas but cannot wait to get her back. she will fly home to be reunited with him later on next week. that is great. and also continuing new with our developing story this morning, this is a live look at st. mary's hospital in london. if you missed the top of our newscast the duchess of cambridge has been in labor for about four hours now. kate was admitted to the l int o wing around 1:00 o'clock our time. the royal baby

will be fourth in the line to the thrown making it unlikely to ever be king or queen. we will have more as this story continues. we don't have have royalty here at home but carol is the the queen of our forecast. >> i was going to say what do you mean you don't have royalty here. >> right in front of us. >> yes, if she a has that baby while i'm doing the the weather break in immediately i'm loving the royal family. being part of it, maybe. 45 degrees, that is palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. very quiet start. little cooler then afternoon will be. i with suggest you get outside new because it will start to warm up. today very pleasant. temperatures in the lower 70's. the the next couple days we are around 80 degrees plus. we will start to see summer-like weather. forty-eight in philadelphia. forty-six in allentown. forty-two in millville a at this point. storm scan three just a few high cloud, we saw moon during the overnight time period just beautiful out there last night and we will find a gorgeous looking day to day. there may be a few clouds with the sky but still perfect. temperatures in the lower 70's mixture of sun and clouds high pressure builds in here more and by the time we will get to tomorrow we are around 80 degrees and we could

be warming up from there. so this is a a very summer-like pattern we are finding ourselves in. by monday we are in the lower 80's mostly sunny maybe tuesday you'll see a shower but it is not at this point a big deal and the not much to change these temperatures around here. which we have waited so long after that cold weather. the in the wintertime. here we go the graphic you love i love it too, the computer model that says what we are expecting overtime and by 11:00 o'clock we are looking at very nice sky conditions. i mentioned just a trough that may come through and trigger a very brief shower this afternoon in one or two spots. on shore breeze. if you go to the shore it will be cooler there. i will she you those numbers in the he can is. 7:00 o'clock tonight a few more cloud. 1:00 in the afternoon you will love it, temperatures will be around 80 degrees. by the time we are get to go monday we are still looking at sunshine. by tuesday could there be a shower? we will check that out. it is a little far out.

if you are sniffling sneezing we have pollen and it is relatively high over next couple days. just know it is oak, burch, mapel having their party outside and unfortunate thely you are dealing with that. there is another party going on. carnival forecast. the science carnival great time on the parkway at the the franklin institute. we will there been with the mobile weather lane. sixty at 10:00. sixty-four at noon. 70 degrees by 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the nice and mild through philadelphia a. cooler at the shore with that breeze v mild at the mountains at 70 degrees. this is a can't misinformation cast. 72 degrees. love it. tonight we will drop down to 52 degrees. it is milder overnight but moon lit skies. you will love the nice tonight. and then as we look at the day tomorrow, look at this 63 degrees for broad street run, todd, i don't know if you do any running or not. the just out to the news van

perhaps. otherwise we have a seven take forecast, look at those temperatures, remember the winter when you look at the temperatures. unbelievable. seventy-two today. eighty tomorrow. tuesday, lower 80's. wednesday about i'll say close to 80 degrees. then we are at an '80 both thursday and friday. what a forecast. todd? >> yeah, i think that has got to be the best forecast i have seen since maybe september that is tremendous. thank you carol. well, tonight is the night for is what being billed the fight of the century. on friday boxing titans floyd mayweather junior and manny pacquiao faced off for their weigh in. terry okita is in las vegas where the the fight will take place. >> reporter: manny pacquiao tipped scales at the 145-pound and floyd mayweather junior at 146-pound. both men sized up their opponent one last time before their highly anticipated

bought. pacquiao is fast moving aggressor who praises god and has weight of the nation on his shoulders. >> the whole fill peeps hundred million people, are watching. >> reporter: he faces defensive style of mayweather a boxer full of bravado and undefeated record to back it up. mayweather a says his strategy is to treat saturday a's fight with the game of chess. >> take my time, listen to my corner. >> reporter: tickets to the mgm grand sold out in one minute. some seats were going for as much as third $234,000 each on the resale market. >> we will have people that bet seven figures on the the fight. >> reporter: head of the sports book predicts the the biggest betting day in decades. >> for 8 percent of our transactions our customers will be betting this fight. it is about having more invested in the fight. you're part of the fight. >> reporter: fight is project to bring in four hup

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car, the suit seeks unspecified damages. at the theaters this weekend only one movie is opening wide this week but it is a big one, the avengers are back in the age of ultron. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has more on the action packed super hero eke well. >> sick of watching people pay for our mistake. this is why we fight so we can end the the fight and go home? >> well, amazingly felt. >> reporter: they're back. iron man captain america thor hawkeye and black widow return to take on ultron a robot that goes rou ge. >> avengers, how can they possibly stop me? >> show them what we got. >> well, they have bigger, badder everything. >> the the sky of that thing is as big as anything we have ever done before and it is just great because previous times you crust a had a green screen and then most of the

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for all of the latest news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight, on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. as the weather warms up, owe does the the desire to travel, when are planning for a last minute weekend getaway or getting a jump on booking that summer vacation, c net.com kara suboy reports on a few travel web sites that a aim to save you money on airfare. >> reporter: they are just for you, booking sites out there but few specialize on last minute travel. the hopper the web site and app that give you fare predictions. it will provide tips as to what you can tweak in you're continuery, like time of the day, route and money. airfare watch doggies used to tap into promo code. they mine specific carriers promotional fares order to pass savings to their users. which budget.com is a at that includes airlines of all sizes.

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and, developing news right now this morning out of london duchess kate is in labor with royal baby number two. we will have the the latest details, that is coming up. also ahead fire fighters are kept bus which this two alarm fire in wilmington overnight and there were collapses overnight, that is the the latest coming up. plus, it is one of the most bizarre thefts you'll ever sianni it was all caught on video. but today is it is

saturday may second good morning i'm todd quinones. nicole is off today. the lets get outside to meteorologist carol erickson with a look at the weather. good morning to you carol. >> good morning, todd. we have great weather coming up. people will be thrilled to hear that. so many weekend plans. you are free to go out and enjoy the great out of doors today. it is a beautiful start too. did you note that is moon overnight? just gorgeous. taking a look at center city there are a few clouds in the sky but look the at the line of where there aren't clouds. this is just really like one of those san things where you put sand in various levels and that is what we have got this morning. we've got clouds, of varying levels but they are, just straight across the sky and a very interesting sunrise. cape may courthouse middletown ship high school 44 degrees right new but sunnies coming up and it looks like a nice looking day. storm scan three is showing another view of what those clouds look like. this is satellite view of them, not as interesting to many as the the actual ground

view of them but it is still a neat start to the the day and we are not looking at any precipitation right now. just a tiny chance that anybody would see a shower as a trough came through. most of this day for virtually everybody will be remaining rain free. forty-eight in philadelphia right now. forty-three in trenton. 45 degrees in wilmington. translation for this map everybody is in the 40's this morning. we will be warming up, as we go through the noon hour, it is around six 46789 we will get in the lower 07's for our high temperature this afternoon, a a mixture of sun and cloud and at the lower 60's, heading in that direction, but just a small chance of picking up a shower. enjoy the sunshine and cloud and enjoy the warm up. just ahead todd. >> carol thank you. and developing right now the duchess of cambridge is in labor the at a london hospital in kensington palace, they broke the news over twitter. of course, prince william and

kate have a son prince george and right now this is a a live look at lindo wing of st. mary's hospital. crowds have been gathering as speculation grew over kate's actual due date. we will have a live report at 6:00 o'clock from st. mary's. and new this morning a two alarm fire is burning in wilmington. fire fighters have spent much of the night there. this is a look at the scene on the 100 block of bankcroft mills road. portions of the building collapsed end ising gusts high in the night sky. so far there are in reports of any injuries and in the just the last few minutes fire fighters placed the fire under control. they are still working to put out hot spots and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the scene and she tells us this is an old building that dates back to 1787. we will have have more information as it becomes available. and six baltimore police officers find themselves on

the other side of the law this morning. they have been arrested and charged with the death of freddie gray. cbs news correspondent craig boswell is in baltimore with the details. >> reporter: baltimore police enforced a 10:00 p.m. curfew taking away several people who staged a sit in outside city hall. overall, these protests were quite different from previous ones. >> i just feel the the most wonderful thing i have seen in a long time. >> reporter: residents are celebrating the arrests of the six officers involve in the death of the 25 year-old freddie gray, baltimore's top prosecutor says that gray's arrest was illegal and officers were negligent. >> the manner of death are deemed a homicide by maryland state medical examiner is believed to be as a result of the fatal your that occur while mr. gray was unrestrain by seat belt in the custody of the baltimore police department wagon. >> reporter: gray died of the severe spinal injury after a week of his april 12th arrest.

charges including second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and second degree assault. gray's family says they are satisfied. >> these charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie. >> reporter: charges are only a first step toward a justice these protesters are demanding as well but they are supporting officers are blaming public pressure. >> i have never seen such a hurried rich to file criminal charges which i believe are driven by forces separate and apart from the application of the law and the facts of this case as we know them. >> reporter: protesters say their work is not yet done. >> we're still watching, we're still listening and we will not stop. >> reporter: more rallies are planned for this weekend n baltimore, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, for the second day in the row protesters took to the streets of the center city a as well. they marched from south street to city hall and onto the steps of the art museum. organizers call it philly for baltimore and used the the opportunity to decry police

brutality. the march caused some traffic tie ups but remained, peaceful. and, of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the arrest of the officers, and the unrest in baltimore. we will have have very latest on our web site at cbs philly.com. and a former alley of new jersey governor chris christie plead guilty to conspiracy charges in the george washington bridge scandal. two other christie confidents are indicted. now expert are weighing in on how it could affect the governor moving forward. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt the has the story. >> reporter: as governor christie continues to distance himself from bridge gate his old friend and associate david wildstein pleaded guilt friday his role in create will traffic jams on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge in 2013. >> he and others orchestrated a deliberate deliberate schemes to punish, mark sokolich, the mayor of fort lee for not endorsing governor

christie's reelection. >> reporter: wildstein was a official a at port authority in new york in new jersey which oversees the bridge. executive director bill barone seen here in the 2011 interview with "eyewitness news" was also indicted. as was governor christie's former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly. >> let me make something very clear. i am not guilty, of these charges. >> reporter: lane closures crippled charges for several mornings blocking school buses, commuters emergency vehicles. >> i think it can marginally hurt but not catastrophic. >> reporter: doctor richard harris is a political science professor at rutgers university. he said the scandal will certainly come up when not if christie runs for president. >> there are two audiences to think b1 is new jersey and one is nationally. >> reporter: is governor christie handling this the right way. >> i think he is doing the the right thing right now. i mean he was out in front early on. >> reporter: governor christie release add statement quote

today's charges man make clear that what i have said is true from day one, i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act. in the quinnipiac poll released on monday 38 percent of voters say they approve of governor chris christie's performance, 56 percent of voters say they disa have prove. reporting from the sat center, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". surveillance video revealed a brazen crime as a thief steals shrubbery in broad daylight. it happens in bustleton. the man struggles for a time and then rips the bush right out of the ground. the home own are and her son put the the video on facebook hoping that someone could help them identify who this man is. >> it is a bush. he cannot even replant it because he broke the roots it is going to die. i just have no word to explain. >> reporter: the home owner says bush cost several hundred dollars and if you recognize the the thief, you are being asked to contact the police

immediately. the philadelphia science festival is bringing together, brains, and beer, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco shows us how. >> if you like beer, and will love the science of beer making. a beer science beer class held at yard brewery to celebrate philadelphia's nine day science week. >> it is a lot like traveling through your high school science class but instead of working with frogs and earth worms we will break apart beer. >> reporter: in a how to a group of more than 60, over 21 a adults, touch, tasted and learned about barley, hops and why beer goes back. they had magnifying glassesdrew rutherford says it is true, beer is an art. >> really i am is will will but a lot of things that can go wrong. we are standing on the shoulders of the people that have been doing this for a millennium. >> reporter: not only are beer lovers getting to see a science of what goes into making their favorite beer but is there a food truck here as part of the event making

selection that is pairs well with their favorite beer. >> we came up with a dish that pairs with their brew beer which is a wheat beer white white, ip the a with pork belly which has orange zest. >> i ordered the bbq belly. >> will that go well. >> i think it will. i'm drinking a little bit of everything tonight. >> i think it will. >> we like beer. >> we don't know anything about beer so i'm learning a lot. >> reporter: and that is a lesson to drink to. in fishtown i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cheers to that. families of the philadelphia police officer and a philadelphia fire fighter killed in the line of duty are benefiting from a generous donation. geno's steaks presented a $10,000 check to the family of the fire lieutenant joyce craig and another $10,000 check to the family of police sergeant robert wilson. their names were also added to the memorial plaque outside of the restaurant. >> it makes me feel good as a

philadelphian, that i can give a little bit of light and hope to the families to try to make it easier. >> lieutenant craig died fighting a a fire last december, and sergeant wilson was kill during a attempted robbery in march. still ahead on "eyewitness news", prom isn't just for high school seniors. >> reporter: from hospital rooms to a ballroom complete with party dresses. i'm erika von tiehl and coming up i'll introduce to you a group of brave kid going to prom this weekend. and temperatures are soaring, this weekend carol comes back with the latest on that and our next chance for storms.

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south philadelphia's italian market celebrated a a big birthday. it has been around a hundred years and year long, festivities, commence on friday. they kick off the event focusing on the history as well as the future of the philadelphia landmark. the 300 shops in the italian market employ more than 2500 people and attract over 1 million visitors annually. this is shaping up to be a terrific weekend to go to the italian market or any outdoor market or get outside in your backyard. >> if all you can do is sit near a window today try to do that. the it may boost your spirits. over next couple days weather gets warmer. it feels more summer-like. we have a chilly start this morning. these temperatures are in the 40's right the now. nice big things in ocean city

if you have the time to go down there, with the sea breeze, the the downtown area, having their spring block party, they have a talent show tonight in ocean city, lots going on really almost anyplace you look you'll find an activity or make one for yourself. we have the farm fields, the school fields, it the looks nice out of kutztown but notice a few clouds. 41 degrees cool not the brightest look to begin with but we will find sunshine and a few cloud moving through the day but we will love the the weather this weekend. if you like summer-like weather you'll like it tomorrow. 48 degrees right now in philadelphia, 42 in millville. wildwood is 45 degrees. the the ocean is warming up at 50 degrees right now. a all of the temperatures along the shore are in the 40's a. the a as i mentioned we will be picking up a a sea breeze, that keeps temperatures this after up in there in the lower 60's, and moves inland, far enough philadelphia, 10 degrees warmer then that. we will be in the lower 70's

this afternoon. storm san three we saw those clouds and you'lle them again. they will be out there but they are trying to get out of here. we are watching high pressure increasingly build in keeping weather really nice around here. lower 70's, in complaint about that. sun and cloud tomorrow, very sunny, 80 degrees, tomorrow, it is summer-like tomorrow absolutely and then by the time we will get to monday we will probably climb in the 80's lower 80's expect out of that. this is a warm stretch that does not stop on monday. we have many warms day. we will show you that on the seven day forecast. our future weather lets a's see, are they right? as i say if it starts right it has a chance of finishing right. the convenient clock up in the corner. it is pretty right on target. it does show cloud we are seeing first thing. it wants to clear people out with maybe a few cloud around, just some high clouds. will there be a the spot or two of drizzle or a brief

quick, doesn't amount to anything shower? it is possible. there is a slight trough going through but notice how many people will not be involved in that. it is barely worth mentioning but i thought would i do that. then as we go through tonight we have a lovely night coming up. the beautiful day tomorrow. there is no reason to stop this but i did at 1:00 to show you no cloud and then tomorrow by midnight we are still looking at beautiful weather. by monday afternoon still really nice. you will go well to the west, there may be a a few showers but there is a front that may ab approaching triggering a sure later in the day, on tuesday, the way it the looks right now. by april our temperatures were a little bit milder then usual, precipitation, just a little bit more than average. but very much on average in the month of april. we have temperatures, 72 in philadelphia, 62 at the the shore. poconos 70 degrees. the it will be cooler with the high temperature of 72 inland, love it, we will drop

20 degrees tonight to 52 degrees. and then doing the broad street run tomorrow a temperature around 63 degrees as you put your shoes on around 8:30 tomorrow morning. get used to weather that is warm. temperatures around that 80-degree mark virtually every single will day through the next couple of days. just an unbelievably stellar forecast, i think everyone can get behind this one todd. >> i would say so. i would also say we have earn those warmer temperatures. >> every degree, yes.kay, carol thank you very much. it is promises on but this year it is not just high school students getting ready for the the big day families of the kids with cancer are getting ready for a special night of their own tonight. our erika von tiehl has that story. >> reporter: aman butler is like a lot of four year-old boys, he likes making silly noises, getting into everything, and super heroes. that is his in the so secret super hero identity. his grand mom came up with

captain hoodaman to help him stay tough going up a against a faux many other boys don't to have face: cancer. >> they told us that they had to do some tests to mack sure it wasn't cancerous. probably about a week or two later we found out that it was. >> reporter: brain tumor was removed in february and he is now going through chemotherapy. >> he is doing good, very silly, very silly. that helps out a lot. >> reporter: saturday that personality will get to shine. talk will turn from chemo to cup cakes. st. christopher's hospital for children is hosting their fourth annual oncology prom, all patients and families are invited. >> they get a chance to hang with other kids and just be kid to see little girls, six year-old walking down talking about her blue dress and the wig that she will wear to look like elsa at the her prom. it is just magical. >> reporter: special outfits will be donned and then off to hair and make up so everyone

is red carpet ready. eight year-old bianca says she's getting a fresh coat of hot pink nail polish. the finishing touch for a special day, one that she's a little will apprehensive about. >> i don't know maybe because i'm nervous. >> reporter: butterflies, the one thing that doesn't change about prom, no matter where it is held. erika von tiehl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good luck to all of them tonight. sport is coming up next on "eyewitness news". we will meet new eagles plus more on the rest of the eagles picks from last night, we will

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day three of the draft today with rounds four through seven, day two of the draft yesterday and eagles making a trade to move up to get their man, they traded picks for eric rowe. he can play safety or cornerback very important forbidder. 6-foot one 4.45, 40-yard dash time in the combine. and here's chip. >> he want do a a lot of things. he has 45 career starts i think nine at corner, 36 at safety. i think 33 were free safety, three were at strong safety. so, versatility was one of the things you look at, from a height/weight speed parameter it is kind of off the charts. in the third round eagles adding to their line backing core, they draft jordan hicks out of the university of texas. 6 feet one 236-pound but had injuries early on in his college career but was great this past season. led long horns intact else at 147. >> he has a great feel set

three down linebacker, he can cover, outstanding special teams player and able to bring him in here and learn from demeco michael and kiko. one of the those there was in one else around him that we had at that point in time. >> eagles introduced their first round pick nelson agholor, at novacare complex in south philadelphia a. wide receiver from u.s.c. was pick 20th overall. he spoke about his desire to come to the eagles. >> honestly it was something that i wanted for myself. i know they will do what they have to do in terms of evaluating everybody but when i got here i kind of evaluated the way they did things and i end up in an organization i want it to resemble the way they do things. >> welcome to town. phillies on the road for weekend series in south beach with the marlins. chase utley had has been in a terrible slum top start the the season. utley with a three run home run to give phillies a three-one lead. lets move to the fifth where

back comes the marlins. stanton rips the ball down the left field line. d jordan scores. game will stay tied until the the bottom of the ninth ken giles in and, marcell ozuna, stanton came around, phillies lost in a walk off with a final of four -three. it is a big fight with 10,000 people showing up for the way way in. floyd mayweather will take on manny pack you why. may weather weighs 146 pacquiao at 45. total revenue for the fight expect to reach 400 million-dollar. good luck to the combat apartments, that is sports i'm beasley reese have a great day. get your bets in place because it is, kentucky derby day. the the horsees were outside on the track at churchill downs this morning in louisville. of course, the derby is run on the first saturday in may known as the the greatest two

minutes in sports this years favorite is american farrow. well, big baby news for royal baby watchers this morning, duchess kate is in labor right now and coming up next at the the top of the hour we will have a live report from london with the latest on the excitement surrounding the royal baby's birth. and this weekend is here, and it the is good news for those of us who have plans outdoor. carol returns with your forecast coming up.

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big, excitement over ease sees this morning, kate the duchess of cambridge is in labor right now. we will go live to london for a report outside the hospital, coming up. e eruptness wilmington keeping fire fighters busy throughout the the night we're at a the the scene with the very latest. and criminal charges filed begins six baltimore police officers in the death of the freddie gray and we're learning one is from south jersey. today it is saturday may second. good morning i'm todd quinones. nicole is off today. we are warming up this weekend. lets get outside to meteorologist carol erickson who joins with us a look at weather. carol. >> finally. >> finally. >> finally,. >> it is enough. >> enough, yeah. >> what we have dealt with abe we have done it every winter it has been so cold but we are

breaking out of it and this week on a consistent bases for seven days you will say i'm kind of tired of the warm weather. i better not hear that. lets see what we have out there. i want to show you the very last bits have of snow up at jack frost big boulder. it is melting melting melting, and we have seen this over the last couple of months as that snow bank finally erodes and it will continue to do so. at the shore it looks lovely. we will find a sea breeze down there. as temperatures reach lower 70's take off 10 degrees for the shore temperatures. it will be cooler at 62. look at how pretty the the sunrise is, 41 degrees out of the kutztown. beautiful sunrise with the farm beyond. it looks beautiful this morning. our temperatures are in the 40's. we have some clouds out there as we have seen in the pictures but also you'll see them on storm scan three. we have a few cloud. they would like to get out the and we would like that to happen as well. in mixture of sun and cloud

can be assumed today. by 8:00a m54 degrees. by noon 64. our high temperature this have afternoon getting in the lower 70's, that mixture of sun and clouds and a tiny chance of picking up a shower in maybe one spot and that would be it. our computer model says that by 10:00 a.m. we are looking at great looking weather. by the the time we hit 4:00 o'clock and reason why i mention that had tiny chance of the shower because you can see tiny pinpoint of green and that is where you will find a shower with a little trough. it is not a big tiehl at all and nothing that should be impacting your outdoor plans at all. as we get through 8:00 o'clock tonight things look just great, it is a lovely night tonight, and a great day for science carnival, forecast for that, could not be better. we have temperatures at 10:00 a.m. 60 degrees. by noon, 6