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, 64.

by 2:00 p.m. 07 degrees. lots of exhibit and fun on the parkway in philadelphia today from 10:00 to 7:00. we will check the seven day coming up. britain will soon have a royal baby, as we have been telling you all morning prince william's wife kate is at st. mary a's hospital in london in labor. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes is live outside lindo wing of the hospital where royal baby watch is in high gear. good morning susan? >> reporter: good morning, todd. yeah, it has been called the great kate wait and it is soon to be over. everyone is anticipating that the labor will go smoothly. kate was admitted at 6:00 a.m. london time. she has been in labor for five hours at the private exclusive lindo wing in the st. mary's hospital. we are in the western part of the london. it will not be lopping before the the britain will have a new prince or princess. police are standing outside

the exclusive private lindo wing where duchess of cambridge was admitted earlier this morning. the as soon as word got out press pen filled with media and fans gathered to await the baby's arrival some camped out here for weeks. >> for having to be camp out so long and to find out she's in the earl stage of labor it happened so quick. >> reporter: they say they don't know if they are having a boy or girl but that had has not stopped brits from guessing. >> hope it is a girl. >> reporter: duke and duchess already have have a little boy. kate had prince george in the same hospital almost two years ago. buckingham palace will announce the news in the high tech manner. >> everything is coming through on the palace feet record. >> reporter: doctor say this baby may come much more quickly when kate was in labor for 10.5 hours. then a royal bulletin will announce the baby's birth and gender on a golden ease ill in front of the buckingham palace. name of the prince or princess will be september secret when prince george was born will

and kate kept people guessing for two days first informing queen elizabeth of their name choice. so lots of anticipation, todd for birth of this child. once we get announcement that the the new prince or principales has been born, all eyes will be on that door once again, the lindo wing door that the glimpse the couple will give when they introduce the new prince or princess to the world. >> susan, thank you. can you give us the sense of the excitement and atmosphere there. is there as much excitement now as there was for the the first child. >> reporter: certainly there is lots of excitement here outside st. mary's, even more media has been accredited for this event then it was before the birth of prince george two years ago but excitement level around london and britain is more subdued then it was for prince george. remember this child will be fourth in line for british thrown so likely will never

actually a achieve rule or never will take the monarchy. this child will be called, a spare to the heir, less exciting but lots around here especially at the the prospect it might be a girl. >> thank you susan mcginnes reporting for news lon on. thank you susan. and new this morning fire fighters spend much of the night battling a a two alarm fire in an old building in wilmington. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff filed this report from the scene. >> reporter: this fire has been put out but crews remain on the scene to deal with hot spots. crews were called to bank croft mill rode around 1:30. it took ten minutes to reach two alarms. this building was vacant but rich with history. compromised in the fire is the historic site for which the road is name, the bankcroft mill built in 1787, it is still unclear how this started but given the age, fire fighters had to deal with multiple collapses.

there are town homes that backup within 50 feet of the mill this he were not damage a no injuries were reported. reporting from wilmington, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". five people are rushed to the hospital following this accident involving a military convoy from fort dix and it happened on a new jersey turnpike, in ham ill will ton township mercer county late last night, three military members in the hum vee were hurt the the driver was eject and flown to helen fold with serious injuries. the the other two victims have non-life threatening injuries, two people in a black nissan also suffered non-life threatening injuries and that crash remains under investigation this morning. now to the latest on the charges against six officers in maryland. the prosecutors say that the arrest of freddie gray was illegal, and what happened to him in police custody was murder. officers are faithing criminal charges in most serious a murder charge filed against caesar goodson. he drove the police van in

which gray allegedly suffered fatal injuries. goodson could get 30 years in prison if found guilty. charges against the the other five officers include involuntary manslaughter, a assault and false imprisonment. one of the charged officers is from south the jersey. edward nero grew up in sewell, gloucester county and was a member of the washington township fire department, our natasha brown has more on that. >> reporter: a city just days ago erupted in to violence and chaos, transformed into a city jubilant about news of an arrest in the freddie gray case. >> the people are tired of those two bad seeds within the police department and they want them out of there. >> the medical examiner's determination that mr. grays death was 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 now 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, and he 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 to about 2012, during his tenure with us. he was an outstanding dedicated fire fighter basically had a very clean record, squeaky clean, never in trouble, he was an all around good guy for us. >> reporter: the investigation has revealed that 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 the philadelphia friday night winding their way from south street around city hall to the steps of the art museum. a peaceful protest filled by days of unrest.

>> the the more people that come out and see what is going on and join marches join all of that, and get into it. get in tuned. be aware. >> reporter: officer nero is facing two counts of second degree assault, one count of false imprisonment and two counts of the office misconduct. other officers are facing much more serious charges including second degree murder and manslaughter. five of the six officers have posted bail and been released right now. at city hall, natasha a brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile in baltimore police in riot gear began arresting protesters shortly after fifth friday night's 10:00 p.m. curfew went in effect. more than 100 people were dancing in the street and chanting freddie leading up to the curfew. others were held in the country large crowd marched through the streets of dallas friday evening and in new york seattle, protesters showed support for baltimore during their mayday democrat

celebrations. we will have the very latest on our web site 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 street in lawncrest around 7:30 friday night. police say the officer shot the dog once and it the released the 16 year-old boy. what he was rushed to einstein medical center. the dog's injuries are not clear but we are told it is being contained. two rental trucks have have been reported stolen since sunday and philadelphia police are hoping you can help them, track down the vehicles, and a man that they believed, is responsible for one of the trucks theft. >> reporter: philadelphia will be packed this weekend, tens of thousands of runners and spectators will take part in the broad street run. >> on sunday we have the broad street the sun, a subject that we don't like the idea of two reek also of this nature being

unaccounted for. >> reporter: chief inspector joe sullivan head up the philadelphia police department's home land security division and he is hoping that the public can help track down two stolen rentallal trucks. on sunday police say this man was one of three who stole a cargo van from u-haul at 101 west hunting park avenue. the the suspects conned a homeless man into opening up a bank account. they gave him just enough money so he can get a debit card so he can rent a u-haul. >> he was direct to return home and they said they would meet up with him later to return the van and at which time he would be paid, needless to say, he was never contacted again. >> reporter: two days later a large yellow cargo truck was stolen from this penske location at 12th and washington avenue in south philadelphia. a worst case scenario would be the vehicles would be used in some kind of a terrorism plot but more likely case is less sinister according to police. >> individuals they don't want

to pay they want to keep the ran for an extended period of time. this way there is no record of who rented the van. >> the u thehall van has an arizona license plate have of ag30928. the penske truck has an indiana a plate number of 2245222. if you see them, you are urge to contact the police. still ahead on "eyewitness news" the beginning of the may a has people thinking about summer plans consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at this years travel trend and tells us, how to best keep score of the fares. we will also have this... >> reporter: pound for pound two of the best in boxing, i'm terry okita at mgm grand in las vegas at official weigh in for

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.

and, breaking news, this morning the royal baby has been born. kate the duchess of cambridge gave bit to a baby girl, at 8:34 london time. the baby girl is 8-pound and 3-ounces, this is a live look right now at st. mary's hospital in london. kate was admitted to the lindo winning of the st. mary's at 1:00 o'clock. royal baby girl will be fourth in line to the thrown, making it very unlikely to ever be

king or queen, we are being told that this morning mom and baby are doing well, and the queen has been alerted, we will have more as this story continues to develop this morning. and, now that it is may it means we're just weeks from the start of the summer travel season. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at where summer trend are pointing and how to score the best fares. >> reporter: americans are searching for more adventurous um iser trips but also on a deal, but that is according to an analysis of 1 billion searches by travel web site kyack. thanks to the stronger u.s. dollar many summer travelers are thinking about europe. >> weak euro means more spending power for will travelers and we have seen 7 percent increase in searches to europe this summer compared to last year. if we look at top destinations they include paris rome, dublin, and barcelona.

>> reporter: here in the you had, kyack's david says one city stand out. >> looking at data the one that pops for this coming summer is boston. in fact, four of the five trending hotels, all were in the boston area. boston's also a great road trip origin city because you can get to lots of unique places within a short drive. >> reporter: lower gas prices mean more travelers are considering road trips but question most consumers have is when to book a flight. >> kyack travel hacker guide recommend four to six weeks as ideal booking window for travel within north america. looking to travel within the caribbean you can getaway with the shorter window. looking to take advantage of the buzz, excitement around europe, the the sooner the berth. >> reporter: if you spot a flight deal it is best to just take it before another summer travel are fills that seat. reporting for three on your side i'm jim ton van. and carol this weather this past winter is now officially over with this

forecast. >> done. >> done, gone, out of here, don't peak in our windows getaway. and it is staying away. our weather watchers have notice that had this morning, todd. they are up early and they are fining temperatures in the 40's. now that is in the great but when you add about 30 degrees to some of these numbers and when we add maybe in some cases, 40 degrees to this as we go through the the week it is in the bad. we will head out 43 degrees. this is where ed is in chesterfield and he says this morning calm, little cool, there was a full moon, and he must be in military, 0400 during our walk. he walks with his dog every morning. we love that. we have got other temperatures that are just about the same level if you can click backwards here. 46 degrees. this is the temperature that is out in west chester and steve johnson says out there that, a rack of clouds from the north east, continues south east has an opening. well, we want these cloud to go away w these nice temperatures we should be

enjoying sunshine as well because we want it all. the lets take a look and a walk, walk with me, we will head over to the ben franklin bridge. notice cloud up there and we will find included in every location, the at least at this point this morning. we are hoping to get rid of those. we have a really pretty picture down at the the shore this is down in middletown ship high school, notice the sun has come up, the temperatures till around 44 degrees and the coolest spot, no doubt will be right along the shore areas today. e sea breeze will be coming in keeping temperatures in the lower 60's in those locations but still we are looking at some decent weather this morning with everybody, in the 40's. the at least it makes it easy for me because i don't to have individually do the numbers. everybody is in the 40's. everybody is in the 40's. one exception. that is mount holly burlington county at 39 degrees. yes, cool start but finish is fabulous and i widened the view on storm scan three to show you it is not the just us enjoying decent weather but it is basically eastern third of

the you had getting this great weather. there is a low pressure system off the shore and moving away. we have a few cloud wrapping in as a result but they will be pulling away too and then a nice looking day nice night nice seven day in fact, temperatures in the lower 70's. and clouds by the the time we will get through tomorrow we have temperatures of 80 degrees on sunday and then monday probably 83 degrees as these temperatures continue to warm up computer model says, if we see a sprinkle this afternoon there might be one or two spots, that is it and then we are staying dry for a couple days beyond that and we will enjoy weather that you'll find out there. you may not enjoy pollen, it is high over next couple days but trees have have to have their young and that is what is happening. 72 degrees, so used to temperatures in the 40's. seventy-two for our temperature in philadelphia a. sixty-two at the shore today. seventy in the poconos. looks nice, every where,

comfortable, lower 70's, cannot beat that, light wind, tonight down to 52 degrees. partly cloudy moon lit skies and that might set you up nicely putting on your sneakers tomorrow. 62 degrees. 40,000 people, so what is that 80,000 sneakers being laced up tomorrow? just a tremendous number of people going down broad street starting at 8:30 in the morning. eighty on sunday. eighty-three on monday. the tuesday 82. maybe a shower later in the day n big deal. seventy-eight on wednesday and a pair of 80's on thursday and friday. todd, this is some forecast. >> it looks perfect carol. >> yes good perfect. >> thank you. tonight, it is nice for is what being billed as a fight of the century. on friday boxing titans floyd mayweather junior and manny pock you why-- pacquiaoes in vegas where the fight will take place.

>> reporter: manny pacquiao tipped scales at 145-pound and floyd mayweather junior at 146-pound. both men sized up their opponent was last time before their highly anticipated bought. >> lets get get them. >> reporter: pacquiao is fast moving aggressor who praises god and has weight of the nation on his shoulders. >> i have 100 million people watching. >> reporter: he faces defensive style will of mayweather a boxer full of bravado and an undefeated record to back it up. mayweather says his strategy is to treat saturday's fit look a game of chess. >> i take my time and listen to my corner. every movies calculated move. >> reporter: tickets sold out in just one minute. some seats were going for as much as $234,000 each, on the retail markets. >> we will have people that bet seven figures on this fight. >> reporter: head of the mgm sports book predicts the biggest betting day in decade

especially for first time wagers. >> for 8 percent of our transactions customers betting this fight, it is about having a little bit more invested in the fight. you are part of the fight. >> reporter: the fight is project to bring in 400 million-dollar in total revenue. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it was happy ending for a lost dog as she was found two years after she went missing and coming up next, story of how technology helped save the

happy ending years in the making a dog missing from east hampton long island, for two years will be reunited with their owners next week. jennifer mcloge an from our sister station cbs news two in new york has the story. >> you are about to get on a airplane. >> reporter: jesse was reported missing two years ago from her east hampton home. she had been lost, or stolen by family's pet setter. jesse's trail grew cold until this week when she was discovered abandoned and starving in the foreclosed zombie house in medford. >> living in deplorable conditions, and we're here to take the the dog today a and get it to safety. >> reporter: neighbors alerted guardians of rescue who found the hound, alone and frighten, she has been eating chunks of the wallboard. >> crucial that the talk was saved at that moment. >> yes, because she was left there to fend for herself. she had eaten the the

sheetrock trying to get out. >> reporter: how long was she in there. >> we know at least two weeks. >> reporter: rescue group and other shelters posted video and photos. they knew she came from a loving home. >> you recognized your dog's collar. >> yes. >> reporter: now living in texas bates family on face time told us they search shelter web sites for two years when they spotted this video and frantically called the shelter group. >> she said is she micro chipped. >> i say yes she is. >> scanning numbers matched, phone call was t >> micro chip clenched it and she was excited. >> then i started crying. >> good for you. >> reporter: now they want to solve mystery of who took jesse and why she was abused. >> i hope they found the person left her there to die. >> reporter: next tuesday emotions running wild, jesse will board a plane at laguardia, bound for houston to be reunited with her texas family. from jefferson station jennifer mclogan for cbs two

news. breaking royal baby news still ahead on "eyewitness news", it is a girl for kate and william. we will have more details coming up next, stay with

the great kate wait is over, royal baby number two is born and it is a girl. we will have much more details and anticipated birth coming

up. also ahead fire fighters are kept busy with a two alarm fire in wilmington overnight. there were collapses overnight. the latest is coming up. and it is one of the most bizarre thefts you will ever sianni it was all caught on video. today it is sat the daze may second, good morning everyone i'm todd quinones. nicole is off today. it is a nice start to the day. lets get out to meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. carol, as we said before we have earned this. >> we have earned every degree of it. >> yes. painfully so. >> yes january february, march, but now we're into may. this weather is feeling like may. it looks beautiful out there. do you see more cloud then would you like at this point but i think starting from the the north especially we're starting to see those cloud thin out. it looks nice in redding this morning. we do find a few clouds heading further south but still, it is not bad out there. storm scan three is showing those clouds. they are hard to spot right there. so lets push on. we will find temperatures in

the 40's every single place in the viewing area. it is a chillier start then you might like but i think finish of the the day is exactly wharf been hoping for for months. we have temperatures in the the lower 70's today. we will get a mixture of sun and clouds. but by noon time we are in the middle 60's. so this is a daze that warms up nicely and it will be getting warmer over the next few days, so this may be one of the coolest day that we will be finding over the the next maybe five the at least. so our future weather we've got nothing going on actually. so that is why we will move on to 11:00 o'clock this morning where is there nothing weather-wise but a lot going on in everybody's life and mostly outside. grab the kid ones you don't like and go outside and have a picnic, take the pets one or 4:00 this afternoon in one or two spots and, in the worth it, there is such a small chance of it happening, it is really not even worth mentioning.

just enjoy these temperatures today that will be getting into the 70's, and 80 degrees tomorrow, i'll show you a warm seven day coming up todd? we have breaking news. the it is a girl. we are looking live at st. mary's hospital, in london, where the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a 8-pound 3-ounce baby girl. this is the second child for prince william and kate who also have a son prince george crowds of well wishers and media are now stake outside lindo wing of the hospital. palace officials say mom and baby are doing well. as for a name, we can expect to find that out over the next few days but again the royal baby is a girl and the family is doing well this morning. and new this morning fire fighters in new castle county are busy putting out hot spots after a two alarm fire burned for much of the night. "eyewitness news" reporter

alexandria hoff is at the the scene in wilmington with more on their efforts. >> reporter: at this point crews have been out here for about five hours now this fire is out but they are still working to put out some hot spots. around 1:30 the fire was absolutely tearing through the the three story building on bankcroft mills road and quickly elevated to two alarms. location did pose an issue for crews given it is at the end of the single lane road in the the brandywine river. the building was ray can't but it is also rich with history. the cities bankcroft mill, one of the area's oldest built in 1787. given the age crews did have have to deal with several collapses, no one was injury. bankcroft mill sits within one hundred feet of newtown homes but they run touch. alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". six baltimore police officers find themselves on the the other side of the law this morning. they have been a arrested ape charged with the the death of the freddie gray. cbs news correspondent craig

boswell is in baltimore with the details. >> reporter: baltimore police enforced a 10:00 p.m. curfew for a fourth night taking away several people who stayed outside of city hall. overall, these protests were quite different from previous ones. >> i just feel as though this is 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 25 year-old freddie gray baltimore's top prosecutor says that gray's arrest was illegal and officers were negligent. >> the manner of death deemed a homicide by the maryland state medical examiner is believed to be a result of the fatal injury that occurred while mr. gray was unrestrained by a seat belt in the custody of the baltimore police department wagon. >> reporter: gray died of the severe spinal injury a week after his april 12th a arrest. the the charges against the officers include 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 first step toward the the just advertise these protesters are demanding as well but those supporting the officers are blaming public pressure. >> i have never seen such a hurried rush to file criminal charges which i believe are driven by forces which are separate and apart from the application of law and the facts of this case as we know them. >> reporter: protesters a their work is not yet done. >> we're still watching, we're still listening a and we will not stop. >> reporter: more rallies are planned 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 as well. they marched from south street to city hall, and on to the steps of the art museum. organizers called it philly for baltimore and used the opportunity to decry police brutality. the march caused some traffic tie ups but remained peaceful. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the arrest of the officers, and the unrest in baltimore.

we will have very latest on our web site the at cbs philly.com. a former alley of new jersey governor chris christie pleads guilty to conspiracy charges in the george washington bridge scandal, and two other christie confidents are indicted. new experts are weighing weighing in on how it could affect the the governor moving forward. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt the has the story. >> reporter: as governor christie continues to distance himself from bridgegate his old friend and associate david wildstein pleaded guilt friday his rel in creating traffic jams on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge in 2013. he and others orchestrated a a deliberate ill will legal scheme to reduce access lanes from three to one in order to punish mark sokolich, the mayor of the fort lee for not endorsing governor christie's reelection. >> reporter: wildstein was an official of the port authority of new york and new jersey which oversees the bridge. executive director bill barron, seen here in the the 2011 interview with "eyewitness news" was also

indicted, as was governor christie's former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly. >> let me making very clear i am in the guilty of these charges. >> reporter: the lane closures crippled traffic for several mornings blocking school buses, commuters and emergency vehicles. >> i think it can marginally hurt not catastrophic. >> reporter: doctor richard harris is a political science professor of rutgers university. said the scandal will come up when not if christie runs for president. >> there are two audience is here to think b1 is new jersey and one is nationally. >> reporter: is governor christie handling this the the right way? >> i think he is doing the right thing right now. i mean he was out in front of the cameras early on. >> reporter: governor christie released a statement saying quote today's charges make clear that what i have said from day one is true, i had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or execution of this act.

that was david spunt reporting. surveillance video reveals a brazen crime as thief steel shrubbery in broad daylight. it happened in bustleton. the the man struggles for a time and then rips the bush right out of the ground. the home owner and her son put the video on facebook hoping someone could help them identify who this man is. >> it is a bush. he cannot even replant it the because he broke roots. it will die. i am just saying no word to explain. >> home owner says the bush cost several hundred dollars and if you recognize the thief you are asked to contact the police. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" he wasn't expected to survive cancer but he has in the beat up the the odd but he is running with a doctor, who saved his life. health reporter stephanie stahl has this story coming up. science taking over the the parkway today. we will have more on the cool things you can see in the science festival straight ahead. temperatures thankfully

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thinks an exciting day. it is last day of the science carnival and it goes on, all day 10:00 to 4:00. absolutely fabulous. franklin institute involved. tons of stuff to do on the parkway. i've got a couple people here with me. this is justin lamb from dow

your public fur expects person which seems odd you would be standing next to an olympic medal winner. erin you have have once in the luge. >> is what the luge. >> it is a sliding sport where you lay on your back seat and then go down the track made of ice, around, 90 miles an hour. >> why is that science, why does dow chemical care about her luge and here's a luge down here, just continue as you answer that. >> first off i want to say we are so exited about today's carnival on the parkway. one of the big reasons why dow was able out. usa luge is we are able to provide expertise in the automotive, infrastructure and building construction industry and help and work with the u.s.a. luge team. >> just by doing stuff by figuring out how this thing can get made faster helps cars construction, et cetera. >> correct? >> so, we have been work redefining the blades.

>> cufun. >> yes. >> all right. so aaron you are in a skirt so you will in the get in the luge. i may try at the the end of this. but it goes faster, science makes it go faster. >> basic physics is involved in anyway that we can use different materials different aero dynamic designs, and cut down on friction on, stuff like that. >> you go for it. >> i got a little friction on that will happen over here. help the franklin institute. so much on the parkway today. >> we have 150 hand on science activities for kid to do. we have one of them right behind us. everything from slime bubbles to nano technology to parkway. >> one of the things that kid can do you can make your own luge. so let's pretend i made this one. >> lovely. >> thank you thank you. it is as scientific as i can get on this stuff. >> yes good they can do what and what will this show them. >> they are using the same principals they were talking about over there. how to reduce friction on trag and use momentum to your

advantage. we will give them a little push. >> i won. >> while he is on that, i will get in this luge. but if jerry emill shows me, why don't you show, the bronze medal, and i will try to position myself in this luge which is not easy, erin, if i were i i would be laying back in a hell helmet and go fast. i will try to get out of here without breaking a hip. science festival toys day on the parkway. franklin institute. we have lugees, make your own, learn, head out there i will be out there with the mobile weather lab too. we will see you later today. the lets go back inside. >> okay, carol. >> as carol mentioned it is final day of the philadelphia science festival. come out to the science carnival on the parkway that starts at 10:00 and goes until 4:00. make sure to stop by and check out cbs-3 mobil weather lab and say hello to our weather team. in south philadelphia the

italian market celebrated a a big birthday. it has been around for hup years and year long, festivities, commence on friday. the the kick off event focused on the history as well a philadelphia landmark. 300 shops in the italian market employs more than 2500 people and attracts over a million visitors annually. there is a a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and vanita nair join with us a preview of what is coming up, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up we're just hours from the so-called fight of the century. we will go to las vegas for a preview and hear from the fighters themselves. new documentary of the life of the nirvana afront man curt co bain, we will talk to the director who was given access to the family, friend and storage facility containing icon's journals able home videos. beloved brand with the sweet history. we will take you inside cot that creates big league chew.

all that plus eye opener, dish and saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you very much. we will be watching. on the cbs-3 healthwatch 40,000 runners are expect for the broad street run this sunday. in the crowd will be a cancer survivor and his doctors with a spend one. stephanie stahl has more on the power of the hope. car looks riveria is getting ready for broad street run something he always did until three years ago when he was diagnosis with a rare cancer. >> it has given me a different outlook at life. how fragile life really is. >> a lot of rocky roads along the way. it was scary. we did not know if he would be here. >> tumor was on the left side of my neck. >> reporter: cancer tumor was removed in the eight hour surgery that included reconstruction using tissue from his back. then grueling round of radiation and chemotherapy. >> he has had a are tough

cancer. >> reporter: doctor jeffery lou, says from the beginning carlos was optimistic and determine to get back to the broad street run. >> hope ace live, you are good. your body can than compromised but not your spirit. >> an inspiration for everyone. >> reporter: temple has a banner up saying power through. carlos will pass it running with doctor lou at his side man he credits with saving his life. >> i said listen, we will get you back on to broad street, i'll run with you. it will be a real milestone. >> it will be super emotional i have in doubt there will be plenty of tears but all happy tears. we didn't necessity if this day would come to be honest. >> reporter: carlos, his two daughters and grandson are finally celebrating happy days. >> life is about running. you run all the time. life of endurance. >> reporter: carlos says it might take him a couple hours to cross finish line but he will there been with doctor lou. the broad street run has

raised almost one and a half million for the american cancer society money going to research and patient care. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". carol, it it was a cold cold long, long, long winter but it the is over. >> it is warming up. >> our weather watchers are noticing that as well a lot of people will be out tomorrow running. the it will be warmer tomorrow morning then it the thinks morning, and that courageous man and his doctor out there low have that story. i love stories of courage. we have a temperature of 44 degrees right now and that is in newark delaware where walter is telling us he is heading to dover daze and he hopes it warms up. dover day is a big celebration they have in the capitol. lots of fun things to do. 44 degrees. another mild temperature, at least i think it is mild after this winter which i still cannot the get out of my head but lynn says, chilly, start to the lovely day.

everybody is just waiting for this warm up. we don't have have that much warmer to wait for the warm up because it is definitely on the way, 47 degrees, a and this is julia up in allentown and he says, good morning welcome to the real spring yeah and boy it will feel, you know, i think we may feel more like summer over next couple of days, lets take a stroll, why it looks to me many people would call that sun. i refer to this as a halo and we have just an a absolutely beautiful start to the day to day, the sun can muscle its way through the included this morning and it just makes for a very interesting start to the day. sun and cloud i think will be featured prominently in our skies today. 48 degrees, that is temperature in ardmore lower merion high school, it is there. the kid are thrilled. teachers might be happier, we are looking at storm scan three, and you can see that there are a few clouds out there but that is it, if you see a sprinkle today the chances are very remote but

there is a slight chance of seeing a light little sprinkle or shower go by but that would be the extent of it and virtually everybody will be remaining rain free today and tomorrow. so 49 in philadelphia right now. forty-three in trenton. forty-six in wilmington with these temperatures in the 40's. we have a nice little jolt in temperatures this afternoon in the lower 70's. sun and cloud. high pressure continues to build in here. tomorrow is warmer, 80 degrees tomorrow, so a beautiful looking couple of days. this is a really nice weekend and if you make plans a year ago for this weekend i'm sure you think you were a genius and i have to agree. we have got temperatures on monday about 83 degrees. we will continue to add a couple degrees every single day. this is our computer model with the clock to let you know whether we're expecting cloud through time, and this computer model says by 8:00 maybe just one or two cloud and rest of it just that

gorgeous almost full moon we are seeing out there during the overnight time per. sunday is terrific. the monday looks great warm and maybe tuesday later in the daze we will pick up a a shower but otherwise things are fine here. will allergies probably plaquing a lot of people. it is oak, burch, mapel. they can blow in. seventy-two is our temperature in philadelphia today. sixty-two at the shore with the sea breeze, poconos 70 degrees. can't miss anyplace you go and there are light wind through philadelphia area about 5 miles an hour. tonight we will drop down to 52. dropping some 20 degrees tonight but it is a big rebound. by the time we get through tomorrow morning 63 degrees with that broad street run with all of those runners 40,000 running 10 miles. as we go through next couple days 80 on sunday. monday 83. tuesday 82. maybe a shower later in the day. wednesday 78. coolest day after today and then thursday and friday look to be 80 degrees again. do you love watching weather?

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breaking news this morning, a construction worker has been struck, and killed on the pennsylvania turnpike. it happened, about an hour ago, in the eastbound lanes near bensalem. this is a live look right now at the eastbound lanes which are closed a at this hour. we're told that two vehicles struck the worker but remained at the scene. again, a construction worker has been struck and killed on the eastbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike, near bensalem. those lanes are closed right now. also, more breaking news, this is video just in from 62nd and walnut in west philadelphia where a two car crash has left two people dead and sent a third victim to the hospital. investigate thors tell "eyewitness news" after the crash that one of the vehicles flipped over and caught fire the victims were pronounced dead inside that car. we will have have more both breaking news stories throughout the morning and on

cbs philly.com. >> rough morning. >> tragic. >> yeah, terrible. >> we are looking at weather though that will be smoothing out as we go through the rest of the day. there are a few days out there right new but we expect to find sun and clouds, very comfortable temperatures with highs in the lower 07's. tomorrow we have a high of 80 degrees. monday in the lower 80's, owe this warm up will continue, and tuesday 82, and maybe a shower later in the day on tuesday the the way it looks right now wednesday it is a cooler day but cooler it only gets to 78 degrees, a and then i think we are dealing with temperatures that will be around 80 degrees, and that should be on thursday, and friday, and if anybody sees a sprinkle will later on today, the -- they hud let us know because there won't be that much have of them. we will in the deal with anything except sun included and very comfortable temperatures looking at the next week ahead and this is probably warmest week we have seen consistently warm for

days and days. i think since last year. >> no more ups and downs nice days here and there and then 40-degree weather that is gone. >> thank you. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we might be signing off on tv but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next have a great weekend. >> bye-bye.

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good morning. it's may 2nd, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." relief in baltimore after six officers are charged in the death of freddie gray. plus breaking news from london. duchess kate gives birth to her second child. we're live outside the hospital. also it is expected to shatter records and score knockout ratings. we will preview tonight's fight of the century with the fighters themselves. and speaking of sports it is the big leagues of bubble gum. we'll take you inside the factory churning out one of the most beloved brands. but we begin this morning with a look at to