starting line for 36th annual broad street run and we are live, with all of the action, coming up next. plus this... we celebrate a new princess, i'm susan mcginn necessary london with the first glimpse of prince william and kate's baby girl. looking forward to that. good morning to you. it is sunday may third i'm nicole brewer at 8:00 o'clock. we will send it over to car will ol, we are in for a big treat. this is a stretch of weather that we just cannot get enough of. maybe by the the end you'll say i have had enough but not for now because yesterday was in the 70's. today will be close to 80. skies blue. sunnies out. i hope you are able to get out as well. so much going on here in philadelphia right now. cherry greg has been talking about that all morning. 40,000 people for broad street run, 63 degrees, will be the temperature by the time we get

to about race time, through the streets of philadelphia, with all of those people there it will feel hotter than that. we have had a lovely look here at beach patrol headquarters in margate. head there if you want to run in the sand and do what was that movie chariots of fire race ago long? we have temperatures of 54 degrees in the poconos right now. fifty-four in philadelphia. fifty-five in atlantic city. the the the wind are light to calm which makes it nicer out there. we have temperatures in the 50's and every single location including poconos. the just the last time we looked at this poconos were in the 30's. look at that wrapped warm up. that is what we will find today. storm scan three has nothing to track. maybe a couple cloud. it is probably unhappen bye that but rest of us are in the because we love sunshine especially on a week even. by noon 73 degrees. by 5:00 p.m. it is 80 degrees around here. beautiful day. it does not stop just today. we will talk about that and the the one day of precipitation that is coming up nicole. >> lots of people will be enjoying that forecast, carol

especially if they are out and about for broad street run this morning. the first set of runners where to take off in that run. it is a philadelphia tradition. 10-mile course starts at broad and somerville and then end at the navy yard in south philadelphia. right now for us cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is right in the middle of the action. we under tan they are all lined up, just about ready to go right, cherry. >> reporter: that is right nicole. the mayor michael nutter is currently on the stage. he gets to pull blow the horn, and get the runners started. 40,000 people are lined up, as you can see everybody is, sort of moving around, trying to stay warm, waiting for that horn to blow. i think he is about to start there they are a couple minutes behind schedule but the the crowd have gathered a along the side, everybody ready, they are anticipating, you can see wheelchair team over there ready and able to

go. ready to make this thing happen. people have prepped for months weeks in anticipation of today and it is about to go down. 10 miles, all the way down broad street, the navy yard, where that is the finish line. there is water, there is half million cups of water will be distributed to day and there is stations all along and i understand there is parties pretty much at every mile where people water. you can hear michael nutter revving everybody up getting folks ready for this 700 you this dollars that has been raised for the american cancer society. it is about the the run but it is also for a good cause as well. i think this is it. i think this is it. they are about to get started. any second. and there is going to be starting a wave. they will be timing the the runners with a special chip

inside of their bib , so, this is in the on the honor system people. they will get real times. the wheelchair runners have started and any second now we will get the major horn as the the race kicks off. folks are taking off their warm up gear getting ready to get started what they have been waiting for is about to happen. lots of anticipation around this moment. today is also like they lost a major, one of the event planners, so this has been sort of a commemorative run for them. they are all getting ready. they are clapping. mayor nutter is going over there shaking hand with some of the runners giving them that last bit of of encourage. they need to get started. and i think that people are sort of here. it is a lot of electricity in the audience. people sort of sitting side line with camera phones

anticipating the run to get started and people have really hyped about this. i have been talking all morning and they could in the wait for to it happen and they are about to blow that horn it seems like something is going on there. everybody is sort of just waiting. standing. yeah runners and. and waiting for the run has started, 10 miles, all the way down broad street, just about every neighborhood in philadelphia they will go to the navy yard where folks will wrap up. live at the starting line for broad street run cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> great to see them off started, again, 40,000 runners, running through center city philadelphia a huge event for our city. great to see it getting kick

off here. good to see it. meanwhile, authorities are working to figure out who spray painted anti police graffiti on a garage door in olde city. this was discovered around 6:00 this morning on bank street near, elbow lane. philadelphia police are investigating on site there. it is unclear when the vandalism actually happen. plainclothes new york city police officer is in critical condition after a being hot in the leg in queen village. suspect is in custody. police say that officer was attempting to stop a man suspect of carrying a hand gun. investigators say it a appears the suspect fired two round in the officer's unmark car around 6:00 last night. officials identified the officer as brian moore a five-year veteran of the force. thousands gathered in baltimore in the name of freddie gray. gray died last month seriously being injured in police custody. cbs news correspondent craig boswell is in baltimore where

police are enforcing a 10:00 o'clock curfew for a fourth night in the row. >> reporter: couple hundred people peacefully marched in baltimore saturday a day after a prosecutor filed criminal charges against six police officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray. >> people are cautiously optimistic about moving forward. they believe that they have been heard and at least there have been charges brought. >> reporter: march started at gillmore homes where gray was arrested april 12th. the the 25 year-old died a week later from spinal injuries sustained while in police custody. demonstrators brought their mess a age to city hall where thousands took part in what organizers called a victory rally with toy celebrate the charges brought a against the the officer. >> black lives matter. >> white lives. >> matter. >> reporter: security was tight but there were no reported problems. yah vet dorsey came with her daughter and grand children. >> i want them to be part of the history and change that is about to take place.

>> reporter: baltimore's mayor help distribute food saturday afternoon in west baltimore where residents have struggled for basics including healthy food. corner stores were destroyed or closed down, because of the riots earlier this week. >> now it is about healing and working toward a recovery. >> reporter: mayor says these have been dark days for the the city but that the the community is pulling together to move forward. in baltimore craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and you can keep it the right here to cbs-3 for today's face the the nation, bob schieffer will have the very latest on the situation in baltimore at 10:30. we will get a preview talking to been live from washington just ahead in the next half an hour. >> police are looking for suspects who killed a with man in west kensington. woman in her 40's was just a attacked before 9:00 on north fifth street. she was rushed to the hospital where she died. investigators are not sure if that woman died from the gunshot or stab wound but they are leaning toward the fact that she was shot to death. police believe that the victim knew her attacker. a nine year-old girl is

recovering in the hospital after she was shot with a bee-bee gun. this happened saturday afternoon on the 900 block of in humeville bucks county. police say that girl was extently shot in the chest by a 21 year-old family member. she was later air lifted to children hospital of philadelphia the the girls condition has in the been released. police have have located a penske truck that was stole men south philadelphia last week this was recovered empty on the the 11 hundred block of rising sun avenue saturday morning. the search still continues for that u-haul truck that was stole men hunting park. police say this man was within of three suspects who stole it. while there are no credible home land security threats related to that truck, authorities wanted to find them as soon as possible. we do have some good news to report out of nepal this morning. eight days after a deadly earthquake, three survivors are pulled from the ruble. the 7.8 magnitude quake struck on april 25th killing more than 7,000 people. many are stranded in remote areas and have have yet to

receive help. meanwhile health officials say fear of disease looms. there have been reports of gastrointestinal issues in several is districts and those remote areas worst hit by the quake. last weeks quake hit with such force that it actually made mount everest shrink. scientists say mountain is about an inch shorter now then before the the quake. everest is still the world's tallest peak. well, is there a big celebration overseas after the birth of the second royal baby. the the tower bridge in london was deck out in pink in honor of the princess born yesterday. bt tower flashed the sign it the is a girl high atop that landmark. royal navy spelled out the word sister on one of the flight decks. cbs susan mcginnes report, william and kate have already taken their new daughter home from the hospital. >> reporter: duke and duchess of cambridge are spending their first full day as new parents to a new princess. prince william and kate gave the world the the first glimpse of their 8-pound

3-ounce baby daughter on the saturday. >> they just looked so beautiful and happy. i'll never forget it. >> prince william made surebig brother george got to share in the excitement. twenty-one month-old future king waved to crowd as he went to meet his baby sister for the first time. new princess is fourth in line to the british thrown, she's queen elizabeth's fifth great grandchild. queen elizabeth will soon meet yet to be named princess, will and kate are expect to inform her majesty of their name choice before making it public. alice charlotte and elizabeth are top bets. some royal fans like diana for a middle name in honor of prince william late mother princess diana. >> everyone thinks diana will be in there and why not every good reason for that and by god she would be proud if she could see this scene now. >> reporter: three two-year old princess diana carried prince william out of the same exclusive win g of lon on's st. mary's hospital. new prince william and his

wife kate are proud parents to two little royals of their own n london susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just never gets old. love following that royal family. still ahead on "eyewitness news" we are loving this weather and carol is coming back to tell us more with our taste of summer. also ahead the search is on for this mystery man a runner in the boston marathon wants to find this stranger, she was dared to kiss along the race route, we will have their story coming up next. when we take these tests we don't actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed things like how to change the background color in an online test environment and it takes time away from learning math and science and english and all the things that i really enjoy learning.

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good morning everyone. broad street run is underway. the thinks live look in olney where first set of runners went off ten minutes or so ago. 40,000 runners in total are participating in the run. runners will travel 10-mile course starting in ol will any and ending up in the navy yard in south philadelphia a long with broad street runners will be greeted by cheers and encouragement from folks in philadelphia all lined up ready for that race but you can see is now underway. lots of folks. 40,000 runners. busy day. hey, speaking of races, there is a mystery surrounding last in's boston marathon. a runner was dared to kiss a stranger and new she's pleading for help to find him. katie brace from our sister station in boston has her story. >> reporter: this photo remains the one clue barbara has in her marathon quest. >> i believe in fate. it was a nice kiss. he kissed me again. and he yelled out for me to

call him. >> reporter: barbara is runner in the photo. she was among thuses of qualified run hours burst off the starting line fearless about what was ahead. >> i wanted it to be a great time but not in terms of the clock but in terms of the experience. >> reporter: woman of wells see college are known to give kiss toes runners. her daughters dared her to do something else. >> they dared me to kiss a good looking guy along the course. that is exactly what i did. >> reporter: when she hit 50 barbara started run. he beat cancer a and recently divorced. running was the start of something new. this was her first boston. >> i ran the race, with the thought in my mind that i was going to, just use it a as an adventure and enjoy every opportunity that came my way. >> reporter: that is exactly what she did with the the kiss. barbara hails from memphis and also travels to boston for business. she will run at the the chance to meet the the mystery man but understands that she was

not only one caught up in the feeling have boston. >> if he is married i to not wish to cause him grief. i hope his wife had has a good sense of humor. >> oh, manny hope he is single. that was katie brace reporting, by the way. her sense of humor has evaporated with that lip lock. >> i was wondering how did you know if she was single, if that was my husband the picture circulate add cross the the country. >> i think she checked attractiveness before ring finger. >> or marriage status. >> we are looking at a great day to day. it is just, we spent all winter complaining. >> yes. >> literally the entire winter complaining about the weather. we are this is doing any of to it day. the it looks great in ocean city. people will be out. they always have act it going on. you can just walk a along and contemplate life and do very same thing. you can walk across this bridge as well. maybe cheaper than $5 it takes to get across in the

car. ben franklin bridge looks terrific. ocean looking right on time. beach quiet. do whatever you want out there, within limits and just enjoy yourself. here comes somebody coming right along with his dog. i love that. so yes beach is an active place today. we have temperatures on have 54 degrees in the poconos. and it the is same temperature in philadelphia wind are calm out there and even warmer in atlantic city at 55 degrees. everybody enjoying the lack of wind. we are not buffeted around when temperatures are halfway decent. they will be more than a half will way decent today. fifty-four in philadelphia right now. fifty-one in trenton. fifty-five in will mink ton. temperatures in the 50's, love to it start the day. finishing the day around 80 degrees as we will inland absolutely perfect. it will be cooler at the shore. we are getting a a sea breeze but coming off the ocean. ocean in the 50's and their temperatures are warmer than that as the sun starts to come

up and starts to do a little magic, sea breeze later on today will income those temperatures back so that i'll show thaw but probably, in philadelphia 80 degrees. you will be 10 degrees cooler at the beach. storm scan three we have a few clouds on their way out as they should be. we want to leave this sun day, and just a stellar stretch. temperatures today around 80 degrees. maybe get to 79, maybe 81 if you are lucky enough. otherwise high pressure still here as we go through the the afternoon hours and then tomorrow, our temperatures will climb even more. monday may be the warmest day we have seen so far this year. eighty-one, back down to april the 18th. we will probably be i think about 84 degrees tomorrow and that is going to be the warmest day of the year, mostly sunny skies this front starts to come through here. that is on tuesday. that changes things up a little will bit. but in the meantime though, the warm air coming up from the south, jet stream riding well to the north and allowing that warmer era allowing it to come in here and it will be great around here.

here's a neat looking computer model. you'll get the same information. notice color table yellow, warm when it the starts to turn red. that is pretty hot afternoon with temperatures in the 80's. the let's start this off. we have temperatures that are just fine. a few clouds out there, particularly to the north as we move on through this evening. and then, tomorrow, we will look great. we do start to warm up, keep your eye on this, this is that front that will be coming through here so it is a warm day on monday but it is a dry day, this front starts to get closer. this is a a look on tuesday as cloud come in, some showers tuesday morning, through the the area, possibly, to we see a few more in the afternoon is there a then are storm associated with that frontal boundary? it is possible. just something to watch. it gets out of here on wednesday. pollen does not get out of here. we're left with pollen but once the rain comes if we see any on tuesday that should knock the the pollen back just a little bit. otherwise 80 in philadelphia, 72 at the shore. poconos 70 degrees. light wind every place just wonderful, you will remember this winter when we would have

just one of those numbers on here, and so having them both together at 58 not bad for a nighttime temperature. as we go through the the next couple of days, 84 on monday. tuesday maybe some showers but still very mild. wednesday, slightly cooler. cooler day in the upper 70's and then we are right around 80 degrees at least. after that coolest days in the upper 70's. moy kind of forecast, carol. lets check on the roads with ann good morning. >> good morning. we have i-95 at broad street. broad street is famous because it is site of the broad street run. welshing it is always famous right.reet is shut down between olney avenue and navy yard in both directions. also i the 95 off ramp is closed. you cane that to the left of the screen. that is closed in both directions. broad street run is well underway. it got underway at 8:00 this morning. the also closed or also detoured are septa bus routes around the run. the visit septa.org for more information. we will move the the traffic cam here to the schuylkill expressway at 30th street. oh a little will dark on

that shot right there but schuylkill is doing fine through philadelphia and suburbs. keep in mind martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive for recreational activities. kelly drive shut down between strawberry mansion drive and fountain league drive for the championship regatta on to the ben franklin bridge mid span no delays or problems on the ben franklin. however, burlington bristol bridge, we will write this up that will have irregular unfrequent opening until 9:00 a.m. take ben franklin or walt whitman instead. that is are latest from the cbs-3 traffic enter i'm a

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here's what you will see later on cbs sunday morning. >> you tube create trend or you just keep up with them. >> i think it is both. you tube has because come sort of a mirror of our culture. >> reporter: kevin is head of the culture and trend at you tube a job title that translates being on constant look out for the next clip to go viral. whether it is you tube all time most watched video, the korean pop song gangham style. or the work of joseph garrett known on line as stamy longhead. >> hello. >> up load of himself playing video games are followed by more than 5 million people. yes, video of people playing video games are some of you tube's biggest draws. >> you look at one video and say this is really popular and i just don't get it. >> all the time. >> there are so many different

things that become popular and have after a while you start to understand, okay, this may not be something i understand but people into this kind of thing love it. you get used to that happening a >> i'm hung gray. >> you tube claims to have a billion users which is to say one out of seven people on earth, making it a global stage opened to virtually anyone. >> there is 300 hours of video up load todd you tube every minute. incredible amount of things, anyone anywhere can have their voice heard and very tell things about where we are. >> all right. you tube small screen celebrities looming larger than life. that is this sunday morning writ here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. 8:26. a big morning for runners here in philadelphia, the annual broad street run is now underway. this is a a live look at the action here. we will have have a live

report for you coming up next. stay with us. 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.

new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. today, it is sunday may third, good morning thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 8:30. let's send it over to carol. she has got a great seven day forecast. just beautiful. >> fifty-five in center city. in the 50's every place. sunnies out within or two clouds but we will not let that get in the way. and nor should you. because weather will be stellar over the the next couple of days especially if you like it warmer. i just do want to remind you

of winter and that is why i'm's showing you jack frost big boulder a and snow lingering on screaming as it melts but we are seeing it leave. just a reminder when we have great weather get outside and enjoy it. it is not here forever. ben franklin bridge looks lovely, blue skies terrific look today and we are dealing with very nice weather conditions as we take a look at storm scan three. a few high clouds moving out and sunshine will be the rule of the day to day. a warm up, as well. now by 10:00 a.m. 68. by noon 73. by 3:00 p.m. 77 degrees and our high should be right around 8o we might stop 1 degree short of that. you will in the net fist we do. we will notice that warmth, light wind and sunshine. our future weather any problems do we see. one or two cloud 2:00 he clock this have afternoon but no precipitation is on the way. we will see it on the seven day forecast but a lot of warm weather as well and i will be showing thaw coming up,

nicole. >> carol, looking forward to that. now new this morning we have sad news here a man is stabbed to death inside of his west philadelphia home. police tell us that the 35 year-old man was stab in the chest and abdomen. this all happened in the 5800 block of christian street around 12:30. there is no word on a suspect at this time. also new this morning, two people are rushed to the hospital after a fire rips through their camden home. fire broke out in the row home in the 700 block of florence street before midnight. there is no details right now on the condition of the victim the causes still being investigated. a driver is dead, and four construction workers are injured after an accident at a work zone on the pennsylvania turnpike. this happened saturday morning in the eastbound lanes of the turnpike in bensalem bucks county. police say construction workers why using a vehicle to pick up cones to reopen a closed lane when they were struck by the second vehicle. the the driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene.

the cause of the crash is under investigation. a two car crash in west fill leaves two people dead and send a third person to the hospital. the accident happened after 2:00 in the morning on the corner of 62nd and walnut. investigators say one of the vehicles flipped over and caught fire after the crash. so far police have not filed any charges. they say their investigation is ongoing. new jersey state police say six people were hurt in this crashriday night that involved a military convoy from fort dix. they say a car clipped the back of the military hum vee on the turnpike in hamilton township mercer county. the driver, a 35 year old solder from fort drum in new york, was thrown from that car and suffered serious spinal injuries. three other passengers were injured. two victims in the the car suffered minor injuries. the crash remains under investigation. all right. well, 36th annual broad street run is now underway, 40,000 runners, participating in today's race.

it will be a busy day in philadelphia cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live at the the starting line in olney. if morning cherry, how is it feeling out there? >> reporter: good morning, nicole, the race started about a few moments ago and every few minutes another round of runners gets to take the track down broad street. as you can see folks are gearing up for another wave of the start at the the starting line. folks have been divided in to waves base on their anticipated finish times. 40,000 runners, all together will make the track down broad street all the way to the navy yard, on the side there is a party music playing. had mayor michael nutter personally high fiveing and cheering on runners as each wave began the race today a lot of the proceeds combo to the american cancer society 700 you this dollars raised, that is as far more anticipated and another round of runners are just about to

start. the as we spoke today they are running for a variety of reasons, for help, fun and for family members half passed away and just to raise money and to be out here on this glorious day, for the 36th annual broad street run. live at the starting line, cherry greg for kyw news radio for kyw-3 "eyewitness news". we cannot see you but we know you are out there and we appreciate you covering that race for us. 8:34. boxer floyd mayweather junior is waking up a winner and whole lot richer after last night's fight of the century. beat manny pacquiao in the unanimous decision. cbs news correspondent terry okita is in las vegas with more on that fight. >> reporter: jamie fox sang the national anthem in front of the sole out crowd filled with famous faces from jay z and beyonce to super bowl winner tom brady and robert deniero. they were all there to witness the fight of the century

between floyd mayweather junior and pacquiao. the bought started out slow but soon, the punches started to fly. pacquiao spent much of the night chasing may weather and did some damage at times. both fighters went the distance but in the end mayweather landed more punches. judges gave him a unanimous win. >> we did what we had to do tonight. >> reporter: mayweather becomes undisputed welterweight champ with a record of 48-o. pacquiao disagreed with the decision and after the fightclaim an injured shoulder hampered his punching a ability. >> i thought i won the fight. >> reporter: fight attracted thousands of fans from around the world. he brought three tickets in the third row. >> with the ticket, the trip, the hotel, how much do you think you are putting down. >> close to 10,000. >> reporter: pacquiao may have lost but when it comes to money, both men are going home winners. this was richest fight in boxing history and believed

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cbs face the the nation will be coming your way later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3. joining with us a preview live in washington is chief news washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning. >> good morning nicole. we will keep the focus this morning on baltimore because this is a much bigger story then just the city, where it all happen. this is a situation that is being faced by communities all across the country. there is still misunderstanding between police democrats in many cases and the the african-american

communities. so we're going to talk about that this morning and we will talk bit with among others, president of the national association for colored people cornell william brooks. we will also talk to the man jord leader in the state senate in maryland catherine pugh and paul ryan. a lot of people remember him as mitt romney's running mate. he is new chairman the of the most powerful committees in congress house weighs and means committee. has been making a study of poverty and impact that it has on communities like what happened in baltimore. so, we have a lot to talk about this morning, as we look beyond baltimore, and see what is going to be ahead for communities around the country, in this coming summer. >> yeah, certainly a huge issue right new you in our country. bob, we appreciate that preview, thanks. >> thanks, nicole. still to come a treat from mother nature this weekend tons of sunshine and nice mild

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a popular chain displaying sale price that he is don't pay off at the register. this than the is the first time. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan goes under cover to show you where it is happening and how you to avoid it. >> reporter: they advertise, a deal of the week, buy one get one free. 25 percent off. but when shopping at walgreens, you may want to bring along a calendar in

addition to your wallet. that is because the prices posted aren't all that they seem. buy one get one free batteries, $17.49. we paid full price almost 35 bucks. 9.99 laundry detergent rang up 12.49. why? while the the sale sticker was still posted the sale had actually expired. the dates are found here where the tiny print ace good through. from nuts to nutela. >> yes few days ago. >> reporter: sweet and low to shoe inserts. that is a few days old. three on your side went under cover the at several walgreens in our area and found sticker after expired sales sticker still on display. all of these items had outdated tags. difference between the expired sale price and what we paid amounts to $74.81. >> it is more carefully watching at the register. >> i think that is crazy. >> it is their responsibility to take it off if it is

expired. >> reporter: consumer add ohio cade edward dworksky. >> if you see a price 99 cents on the shelf that is the the price you expect to pay when you check out. you shouldn't to have take out a magnifying glass and look at little fine print that this expired last week. >> reporter: three on your side first reported on the problem two years ago and it is still happening. >> most states would say you have to put the correct price on the shelf, not one that is expired. >> reporter: some states have ensued walgreens for this. >> this level of consumer deception is next excusable from a corporation as sophisticated as walgreens. >> reporter: last june walgreens settled a missouri lawsuit that alleged they engage in the pattern of advertising lower prices on display tags but charged higher prices at check out. what can do you if you find outdated sales stickers? speak up. >> it is supposed to be $5 off object this little reporter: times that i did that i got the sales price even though the sale had expired.

even so, he believes that walgreens needs to get its act together. >> walgreens is just being negligent in allowing these expired tags to remain on the shelf and consumers get fooled. >> reporter: walgreens tells me it will honor lowest displayed price in instances where the sale has expire. they say they welcome feedback in areas where they are not meeting customer expectations. nowel we will wait and see if they come up with a solutio reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> see what jim did is what i always do. if the sign is posted, they got to give to it me for that price. >> yes, speak up. >> mere fine print reading is required. >> if you need a magnifying glass. >> doesn't everybody one need a magnifying glass in the store with them. >> we have got great weather. >> yes, we do. >> lets look at a couple pictures and look at the blue skies, gorgeous. >> just fabulous. >> it doesn't just look good temperatures are so nice, in the middle will 50's and then we will move over to the shore area.

you do have -- hi, i just walk by a live camera, on my way over to the wall over here well, do you see over there yeah, i guess i should have have gone behind that camera. but now we're over here, and now we will take a look at our weather watchers. our weather watchers have been up this morning and then they are loving this weather. we he have 51 degrees up here. this is what peter is saying in lawrenceville. sun i warm and no work. sorry, carol and nicole because we are working. what is not to love though what is not love about this great, great weather and a 54-degree temperature. the this is where we're fining lou, enjoying that in eagle will this morning. let see if we have another 54-degree temperature and we do, our pal, steve johnson in west chester saying today looks like a super sunday keeping my fingers crossed here. steve, i told you it would be nice. you don't to have keep your fingers crossed i'm doing it for everybody. the lets head on over and see some nice looking weather.

we will go across the delaware here. i'm growing like crazy. we're at palmyra cove nature park overlooking delaware river john blue skies. 58 degrees. this is a nice day. wind are very light out there. everyone in the 50's. poconos lost a degree or two now at 49 but you'll be backup temperature wise. it is not just us enjoying this weather. we will head to the south, in the 50's to the south. st. louis 64 degrees at this hour of the morning. then we will go back to the west and we have got temperatures that are many of them in the 50's there as well. you you cannot in miss any where you go in the country great looking weather right now. the taste of summer out there mostly quiet weather pattern. we have a mid week cold front coming through here on a tuesday timetable. i will show thaw. we have got high pressure right now, stellar stretch of weather, yesterday beautiful 73. so just add a couple degrees

that is what it will be today it will be just a sunny nice day and 80 degrees. tomorrow though those temperatures will be climbing and get more air coming from the the south the west and temperatures or machine will be getting in the the low to mid 80's mostly sunny skies that front arrives and that is for tuesday. doesn't really do much temperature wise. might income back a couple degrees for wednesday but lets time out and zoo what we have going on. we have warm air from the south and i showed you those temperatures. it is warm down there. obviously if the air is coming from there we will continue to be warm. jet stream riding to the north, not an issue. here are some of the cloud you might encounter throughout the northeast and in fact going back through the midwest. a few clouds and that is tonight at 7:00 o'clock. if you are through north central pennsylvania. otherwise tomorrow looks great. this color table showing orange, shows warming up that we will get. we will be well in the 70's by this point and we will be press nothing on 80 degrees.

and 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. by the time we get to tuesday net is things change. we will bring clouds in here and a couple of pockets of some rain at 7:00 o'clock tuesday. it looks like tuesday we will start to see first bits of crowds coming in here. by the time we hit the afternoon front is moving through. should be weakening but note thinks line of yellow where we fine a then are storm tuesday afternoon or evening with the rain that moves through and does the front stall or does it just keep on moving. that is one of the things that the computer models are still working out. it looks like a great great stretch of weather. you may say we have to go back to work, nothing to look forward to? we have a fiesta hat for you because cinco de mayo on tuesday with that 82-degree temperature, sun clouds with the chaps of the p.m. shower or a then are storm today, nice, it will be dry for everybody. 80 degrees. seventy-two at the the shore. poconos 70. lot of sunshine, light wind, lovely day.

tonight 58 degrees, mostly clear, moon is still out there. i'm sure you have enjoyed sying that overnight. 5 miles an hour for the wind. next couple of days, look at that monday probably warmest day so far at 84. tuesday chance of the shower, could be as high as 84 as well on tuesday but let's say 82. wednesday a very early morning shower but otherwise 78 is coolest day and then 80 degrees after. that do you love watching weather? i hope you do. here's one reason why you should. you can be feature in the newscast. you can become an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watch are. >> 8:50. let check on those roads with ann, good morning. >> nicole, broad street run today, kicked off at 8:00 this morning. closed is i-95 at broad street. of course, that off ramp to the left of the screen closed in both directions for broad street run along with broad street, that is closed olney

avenue and navy yard in both directions for the run and since we're on the subject keep in mind many septa bus detours around the run today, this is septa.org for more information. moving the traffic cam to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike in delays at mid county tolls heading to the poconos no delays on the the northeast extension or the pennsylvania turnpike. a all those highways, behaving themselves this morning. on to the ben franklin bridge mid span ben franklin bridge is in good shape and good news about the burlington bristol bridge. they were having test opening this morning. those openings have ended and bridge has resume normal operations at this point. further up in delays on the 42 freeway or 55. to go fine on the atlantic city expressway heading to the shore or garden state parkway. taking mass transit aside of course from what is happening bus detours for broad street run mass transit is honor close to schedule for september, new jersey transit

iron patco high speed line. the that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >> thanks for the update we appreciate it. coming up tomorrow night cbs is celebrating david letterman's legendary late night career with the 90 minute prime time special. the ray romano will host david letterman life on television is what it is call. watch it tomorrow night at 9:30 right here on cbs-3. we will be right back.

well. coming up at 9:00 and before we go here's today's headlines on eyewitness news. broad street run is underway. 40,000 runners are

participating in a 10-mile course starting in olney and ending in the naval yard in south philadelphia. a man was stabbed death also in his west philadelphia home. it had happened in the 5800 block of christian street around 12:30. there is no word on suspect at this time. another big story making headlines boxer floyd mayweather is still undefeated. he beat manny pacquiao in the unanimous decision the highest grossing bought in boxing history. mayweather walk away with 180 million-dollar while pacquiao scored a purse of 120 million. not too bad. the not a bad payday at all. >> i love that mayweather. >> yes, which we know. >> may weather. >> yes. boy it is a income out weather. >> it does. you were outside on the parkway yesterday another wonderful day for a very special event a thousands of people pack the parkway to learn about science. "eyewitness news" of course was there at franklin

institute science carnival on the parkway. visitors got to experience hundreds of interact it science activity, at the carnival, a finally of the philadelphia science festival and cbs-3 is a proud sponsor of that event. i know were you out there, great day great time for those people. >> terrific day. i don't know if you stood in that bubble bath that they do where you are in a large bubble. >> yes. >> a lot of fun. so much fun stuff. next year it will be back. >> there you go. >> if you had a camera choice first i bet would you choose poconos. >> let's do it. >> i wanted to show you poconos because you spend time in the poconos. >> hardly any snow. >> there better not be. we want that gone. jack frost big boulder still hanging on to snow but we are holding on to blue skies over the ben franklin bridge and new jersey and philadelphia, and a now it is a more gloam glummy look at the the shore. we will see 80 degrees. look at the top row of numbers. how long we have waited for

that. 80 degrees today. eighty-four tomorrow. the we have sunshine both days. tuesday, 82 later on in the afternoon. a chance of the shower. maybe a then are storm. our coolest day as you upon thed out was 78 degrees. that is not bad. >> that is how to do it. that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on television but we are always on line, cbs philly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is next. make it a great day. >> bye-bye. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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