ed and community is not taking the news very well. troubled waters in a community searching for answers. >> everybody is wandering why she did this. >> reporter: police say in broad daylight sunday afternoon 19 year-old jonish a perry stopped her son's stroller in the middle of the hamilton street bridge. eyewitnesses watched in horror. perry removed her son lifted him over the guardrail and threw the one year-old off the bridge. moments later she jumped. >> we're very upset about what is going on right now. >> reporter: neighbor carmen soto lived on north hall street. she said teen just moved in a few weeks ago. she appeared shy but nice and took care of her son. >> she seemed very happy. she likes to stroll her baby down the block, take him for walks and what not. it is craze what i happened. >> reporter: police say the child dropped more than 50 feet into about 4 feet of water, filled with rocks. after about a 700-yard journey, lasting more than

four minutes police rescued and revived the child. perry, suffered just minor injuries. >> i hope that the baby makes it and she makes it. i feel bad what she did. i feel bad for the family. >> reporter: police say the investigation is ongoing but they are treating this asiana tempted murder/suicide. perry had has been charged with attempted murder and being held in custody on hundred thousand dollars bail. that is latest from allentown i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. developing right now at 5:00 o'clock fire fighters respond to reports of the burning home in chester county and find three bodies inside. investigators are at the scene of the fire now. flames broke out around noon time today. fire fighters raced to hill road and west caln township and that is where we will fine pat ciarrocchi with the latest on this still developing story, pat. >> reporter: jessica, in fact, it is an investigation that is

intensely involved. we were able to get close to the scene. take a look at this tragedy over my shoulder, a tragedy on this country road in west caln township. three women were killed here that fire as you said breaking out just afternoon time today and you can see how destroyed this home was from chopper three you can see charred remains of once what was a prefabbed home in the shape of the double wide trailer. the fire burned quickly and intensely, and in fact, because of the conditions here at the -- conditions today being dry and windy the fire also ignited some of the trees, surrounding the home. we also understand that there were two men and two children who escaped this fire, and this is fire chief todd todd zigler from the the fire department. >> crews went to work immediately. upon, you know, fighting the fire we had three victims inside. at that point we continued to

extinguish the blaze. we're in an operation where we are in the the process of mopping up. >> reporter: now also as you look here, at these live pictures of this burned out home, we also have learned from neighbors that the matriarch of the family, died here last night and that the women killed here today were either family or friend who came to grief the loss of the older woman. as you can see with the fire fighters still here fire marshall is on the scene and the investigation is underway at this point to find out exactly how this fire started. reporting live from west caln township pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, just a devastating scene there thanks very much. driver is killed when two trucks collide in lower macungie lehigh county that closed northbound lanes of the northeast extension of the the pennsylvania turnpike for several hours this afternoon. lets go to chopper three which was over the scene the northbound lanes are still closed right now at mile marker 53.

police say that the driver of a box truck rear ended the tractor trailer just afternoon time today traffic wound up being backed up in both directions for several hours. a pair of not guilty plea is today in the george washington bridge scandal that rocked the office of the new jersey governor chris christie. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there today as one of christie's confidents spoke out vowing to clear his name. >> reporter: governor christie's former top appointe to the port authority of new york and new jersey bill barone had a clear air of confidence heading in to federal court. christie's former deputy chief of staff debbie kill even both lost their jobs for allegedly taking revenge on the mayor of fort lee, new jersey because he wouldn't endorse governor christie's reelection. >> i'm an innocent man. >> reporter: both barone and kelly pleaded not guilty to charges of causing a four day traffic jam in fort lee by closing access lanes to the

george washington bridge. on friday davey wildstein who work below him in the port authority, pleaded guilty to similar charges. >> this essentially is a one person witness against my client. a witness who has been described by many people over the years, to be kind and peculiar. >> reporter: on friday barron's lawyer called his client a liar and kelly will to explain the e-mail that broke it wide open where she told wildstein time for some traffic problems in fort lee. he is accused of lying before state lawmakers investigating the lane closures. >> i will testify, on my own behalf, as soon as the trial begins. i will spend every day working to clear my name and get my reputation back. >> reporter: governor christie said he had no knowledge the political traffic scheme this trial is set to begin july 7th so it may still hang over christie's head if he follows through with plans to announce he is running for president by early summer n newark i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". well several small forest fires burning in south jersey, may have been intentionally set. chopper three over some of those flames in pemberton township burlington county. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in browns mills today where a dry warm windy conditions are posing a threat to the pilots. todd? >> reporter: and chris those fires here today have all been labeled suspicious by investigators and right now detectives are trying to zero in on any potential suspects. five brush fires burns pardoned of the hamilton up to ship scorching more than 80 acres 50 separate fires. anytime you have a situation like that it is an indication, of a man caused, issue. >> reporter: arson investigators are working to determine if the fires intentionally set, and using fire fighters, and, new jersey forest fire service lit backfires. sections along route 07 were

blackened as they tried starving the fires to prevent spreading, by doing a controlled burn of a dry under brush. the timing of the five fires is unusual but it also helps get them mostly contain relatively quickly. conditions were not right for a naturally occurring event when fires were first reported at around 4:00 o'clock in the morning they were cooler temperatures dampness on the ground and little wind. >> if we had this mess at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon it the would have been a giant mess. >> reporter: fires are in largely wooded areas of the pine barons so no homes or structures are being threatened and is there no evacuation today. largest of the brush fires is along route 70, it burned more than 40 acres. and at fire fighters you see here of contained two of the brush fires, 100 percent of the remaining fires right now are between 70 and 80 percent contained and fire fighters here hope to have those brush fires 100 percent contained by 8:00 tonight. live from pemberton township

new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". doing hard work out there todd thanks very much. red flag warning is in effect that means any brush fire can quickly spread. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on the fire threat, kathy? >> part of the problem jessica is the wind as you can see. we're looking at wind gusting to 30 miles an hour still across the region and that red flag warning will continue until 8:00 o'clock tonight. we have talking about enhanced fire risks across the region. lets talk about that real estate we are dealing w temperatures are quite warm. that combined with the warm wind and relative humidity being quite lose that is the the issue. we have southeasterly wind gusting to 25 miles an hour, relative humidity at 25 percent, dry fueled, brush and branches and of course, temperatures are still in the mid 80's. that will continue through this evening. it is 48 in philadelphia. eighty-two in wilmington. millville is 82 degrees.

the gusts to 30 miles an hour in philadelphia today. reading gusting to 29. mount pocono gusting to 32. these wind will slowly diminish during the evening when that fire risk will be reduced. it will be reduced further tomorrow because we are talking about showers and thunderstorms with a front approaching from the west. we will talk more about this threat coming up with the seven day forecast, when i join you inside, for now back to you. kathy, see new a bit. in baltimore a man with the gun was arrested today near the scene of recent riots. preliminary reports indicated a man had been shot but police say that information was not accurate. meantime maryland's governor is withdrawing national guard troops, in baltimore over the next few days but a state of emergency remains in effect. city wide curfew was lifted yesterday and police officers will remain in areas of concern as protests that are mostly peaceful continue. well, still to come here on "eyewitness news" an amazing survival story after that earthquake in niece paul.

plus... >> hurricane hunters come to atlantic city for the the first time in 20 years. i'm meteorologist kate the bilo, coming up i'll take you on a tour of the amazing aircraft and meet the crew who fly dangerous missions right in the center of hurricanes. prince william and his wife have finally revealed the name of their new baby girl, coming up next we will take a closer look at what life would be like for a modern princess. also, gas prices are on the way up, we will tell you what you can expect for the summer when "eyewitness news" continues.

britain's new princess now has a name. charlotte elizabeth diana. >> beautiful name. >> they did well in london they are marking baby's birth with a royal tradition. >> fire, fire. >> those are the queen's soldiers sounding royal gun solutes throughout london, and kensington palace tweeting earlier today that the baby will be known as her royal behindes princess charlotte of cambridge, little charlotte was born on saturday following a quick labor. of course, this baby's name is a firm nod to tradition, charlotte is feminine version of the charles, princess grandfather and heir to the thrown elizabeth her great grandmother the queen. diane a few would have bet against a tribute against prince williams mother. >> it is first windsor sister in six decade, so what are the

spectations of a royal princess in this day and age. insider's louie ager i joins with us more. >> reporter: chris and guess kate is hrh, world has been waiting for princess charlotte's arrival. she's fourth in line to be head of the british monarchy and one day maybe next queen to succeed her great grandmother queen elizabeth the second. unlike other princess that came before her her role will be very different. tonight we will go inside the grooming of the modern day princess. unaware that the world is celebrating her arrival her royal behindes princess charlotte elizabeth diana slept through her introduction cradled in her mom's arms. earlier in the day big brother george was very much alert as the 21 month-old was coached by his father on how to deliver a calm, let little wave to his future kingdom. >> you can see she will have a normal upbringing already. >> reporter: being the the first social media princess is

just one modern twist of the britain's fourth in line to the thrown. by the way charlotte was among uk bookmakers favorite names before the announcement. they were right. chris and jessica back to you. okay, thanks very much. for more on princess charlotte you can tune into the insider louie and crew will come your way at 7:30 right here on cbs-3 and big news, we have been waiting for this royal baby and finally she came along. >> we want to know if you like her name. connect with us on facebook and, twitter use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. after all princess alice. >> one of the front runners. the odd shifted there at the the end. >> charlotte was among the names that everybody liked and placed bets on in london. >> very interesting. >> we got our charlotte. >> it will be fun to see her grow up. still ahead a new screening for breast cancer that for some women could be just as important as a mammogram. health reporter stephanie stahl has life saving

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quite a week even. we were all talking about how gray it is. today, we have the fire concern but it is pretty out there. >> it is pretty.

we have talked bit the last week. jumping in the summer. we are officially jumping into summer. wait until you see this forecast. we will continue the warm weather across the delaware val which a few flies in the ointment. we will talk about those. if you'd like to see temperatures across the region courtesy of our eyewitness weather watchers you'll see them at the bottom of the screen. take a look where it is a beautiful end to the day on this monday looking at the art museum and come sunday we will be on them steps for the race for the cure. survivors, thousands of them will be matching down those steps and we will be honoring mom. take a look at this forecast for komen race for the cure this sunday. 6:00 p.m. temperature 64 degrees with sunshine. 8:00 a.m. 7o by race time at 10:00 a.m. at brunch 77 degrees and mostly sunny skies. really looking like a great day for any outdoor plans with mom. it was a warm weekend. seventy-four saturday. eighty-one sunday. eighty-five today. average high is 70 so today 15 degrees above normal.

heat will roll on tomorrow another very warm day cooling down somewhat wednesday but when we say cool, we mean temperatures in the 70's believe it or not. right now we're talking about july-like heat in philadelphia 84. eighty-four allentown. seventy-eight in the poconos. atlantic city 80 at the airport. we are warmer in philadelphia then it is in raleigh-durham, charleston, even atlanta and birmingham nashville, we are looking at temperatures well above normal along the east and it will stay that way for at least one more day. we have a cold front that will be moving through tomorrow afternoon with scattered showers and afternoon thunderstorms. those thunderstorms will be scattered as well and right now the environment is not favorable for anything severe. that is the the good news. future weather starts off tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. it the will be a sunny morning. by lunch right along i-95 corridor to the north and west you'll see cloud rolling in and then, they will invade jersey shore. but by two are 3:00 we will see scattered showers or

thunderstorms popping up. a few thunder showers possible. when we lose daytime heating we will lose most of that activity. front will move through on tuesday afternoon in, to the evening, temperatures still managed to make it in the 80's, at least 85, and then in the wake of the front some sun as we clear it the out and high pressure will be building in. last week it looks like this front could linger, but right now it looks more progressive high loss stronger, it will push to the south and giving us another beautiful day on thursday low humidity, so there is going to be air coming from the north with plenty of sunshine. we will get temperatures in the 80's, this time of the year, much more comfortable than june, july, august and we don't that have moist environments. we don't have humidity. but we have our allergies and you can see pollens are high for oak, burch, mapel tomorrow, we're high, lower in the wake of the cold front on wednesday, and then it goes backup to high, 9.9 on thursday with more warm windy weather. so during the evening it will

be pleasant, mainly clear low 64. curing the day tomorrow it will be warm wind toy start. the the high temperature is 85. hour by hour pleasant in the morning, clouds increase by about noon time and then by 3:00 o'clock 84. 5:00 o'clock a shower or thunderstorm the temperature 81. on the three day forecast you can see how weather changes. tomorrow 85. cooling down wednesday behind the front and bouncing back on thursday to a high of 80 degrees. next half an hour kate will have your mothers day forecast on the location with the hurricane hunters in southjersey, we will be back with more news after

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. well, the arrival of spring has you thinking about

upgrading your wheels, well, you want to make sure that the car you are looking at meets your need. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan remind us families in the market for a new ride need to keep certain factors in mind. >> reporter: buying a family car can present different challenges. first, research safety ratings like those from the national highway traffic safety administration and insurance institute for highway safety. then... >> take your child safety seat with you and test for yourself, to see how difficult that seat is to get in and out, and even the booster seats too. because sometimes the belts are hard to work around. >> reporter: for safety outside of the vehicle. >> there are so many systems available with blind spot detection andes specially with the family you want a backup camera or you want sensors around the vehicle to let you know that there is either cross traffic or pedestrians. those are really in many cases life savers. >> reporter: scope out rear cargo area and extra row of seating may come at the

expense of storage space. note the height of the lift gate, and whether the hatch can be opened hand free, to help pack items like strollers. look for rear seat entertainment options. to get ready for that summer road trip but the rest of the road ahead. in the market for a used car be sure to check for outstanding recalls, as well meanwhile i have posted links to the inch institute on cbs philly.com and place it on my facebook and twitter feed as well. check those safety ratings. >> those recalls too, yes because we have a lot of those. >> yes. >> having a car with kids, it is just a whole different animal. it is like a traveling amusement park. all right. thanks jim. >> appreciate it. still to come here in the next half an hour a cartoon contest looking for depictses of the prophet mohammad, brings gunfire outside a texas building and tonight 29 gunman are dead, we will have the latest otter or attack in texas. hurricane hunters these

aircraft fly in the middle of the dangerous storms that send back valuable information to help keep people on shore safe. i'm meteorologist kate bilo coming up and we will take you on a tour of these amazing aircraft. and then new 6:00 heroism at this years broad street run law enforcement officers is saved with crediting two lives. walt hunter will have our exclusive story at

i'm chris may. not guilty pleas from one people accused in the george washington bridge scandal. bill baroni and bridget kelly deny wrongdoing in the lane closures that rocked the administration of new jersey governor chris christie. and, allentown mother is charged with attempted murder after she and her one year-old son were pulled from the lehigh river yesterday police say that 19 year-old jonisha perry threw that baby in and jumped her solve. several for is fires are burning in pemberton township and authorities believe they may have been set. at this point none of the fires is a threat to homes or people but they have burned about 50 acres, red flag warning is now in effect meaning conditions are favorable for fires. we've got the some breaking news right now lets

go live to chopper three which is over a one car accident on the the northeast extension. this has happened between quakertown and lansdale in lower southford township montgomery county. you can see that car has rolled over and come to rest near a tree. this is southbound lanes of 476, where the car went off the road. we are told that the northeast extension has been closed now in both directions, so that a medical helicopter could land. the is there an ambulance there on the scene. there is medical attention being paid to that driver but medivac'd is there and, there is a one car accident, in lower southford township montgomery county. we will keep an eye on this and keep you posted throughout the night jessica. it mate be warm and dry outside but tropical weather was on the mind of many today in egg harbor township, specifically hurricanes. the the national ocean and atmospheric administration noah for sure took it tour to

atlantic city. meteorologist kate bilo is live there with more including a look at the planes that go right in the heart of the hurricane, kate? >> reporter: and jessica it is a blustery daze here in atlantic city but aircraft behind me c130 hurricane hunter from the airborne division is used to some very, very strong wind. whole lot stronger then what we are feeling here. thinks the actual aircraft that flies in the middle of the hurricane. take a look flying directly in the eye of the hurricane like sandy or katrina. the brave men and women who flew the aircraft do this for a living. but today aircraft is here in atlantic city on a beautiful day for a different reason. >> thinks the first of five u.s. stops on the east coast hurricane awareness tour for 205. >> reporter: the doctor says main message of the tourist be prepared. >> if these brave men and women are willing to fly in the hurricane to give us data to make forecast and warnings, to makeou safe, the least we can do is to prepare in

advance as a family. >> reporter: main purpose of the hurricane hunter's mission toys transmit real time information about the the storms to the national hurricane center. this is done using drop songs. >> thinks a drop song, one of the weather instruments we release from the airplane. when we are ready to release it we're actually, this is my drop sensor. so it is in the upright position. we're ready to release. place tonight there. lock it down on top of shoot-out of the bottom of the airplane. >> reporter: it measures temperatures wind, dew point and other information transmitted to the on board weather officer someone like major nicole mitchell a meteorologist who analyzes the data and send it straight to the national hurricane center. >> being a hurricane hunter is awesome as long as you are okay with turbulence and it is a great job because you see up close what mother nature is doing and really be in it. plus you know data thaw are getting and work of the hurricane center directly

benefits the public. >> reporter: and what the hurricane hunters do is just so incredible, nicole was telling me more about how flying in the eye of the hurricane you can see stars moon overhead and ring of lightening in the eye wall. would i like to sign up myself. well maybe not any hurricanes in our future just yet but hurricane season does begin on june 1 and as the doctor said they are getting prepared right now. reporting live from atlantic city i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 three "eyewitness news". >> we will see you on one of those flights soon, great stuff, thanks very much. one of two gunman killed in an attack outside prophet mohammad cartoon contest was previously investigated for ties to terrorism. federal authorities say elton simpson was sentenced to probation as the subject of a terror probe back in 2010. simpson and his roommate nadir sophie are accused of shooting an unarmed guard in garland, texas last night. another officer return fire and killed both of those men.

prior to the violence police say that security at that conference was extremely tight. >> the the security concerns they have is because of the top of it and the speaker that they were having, and issues that have been with those folks before. >> reporter: the the american freedom defense initiative, sponsored the cartoon contest. this same group has drawn kit criticism for anti muslim ads which appear on the side of the septa buses. a new york city police officer who was shot in the head on saturday has now died. twenty-five year-old, brian moore, was in a coma after under going surgery. moore and his partner were trying to stop a man suspect of carrying a gun in queens. when police say the suspect dimitri blackwell fired twice hitting moore in the head and face. blackwell is being held it in, without bail. message of forgiveness from the parents of the slain pennsylvania state trooper corporal brian dickson.

dickson's parents spoke sunday at a church in the poconos during a special event for their son. they say that dickson's accused killer eric frein must face just advertise but they hope by forgiving him it can help ease the pain of losing their son. >> we loved brian. wye do not know eric frein. >> there is a separation of than the built that comes in eternity. we know we will see brian again. eric frein does not have that hope. >> eric frein is charged with killing corporal dick son and injuring trooper alex douglass in september. frein led police on a 48 day manhunt before he was finally arrested. prosecutors are seeking the the death penalty. the death toll in nepal has listen to over 7200 following that 7.8 magnitude earthquake last month. but among the massive devastation a hopeful discovery was made. over the weekend this man said to be 101 years old was rescued from the ruble. authority say he is in stable condition and unsure how he survived under the ruins of

his home for more than a week. u.s. begun its message air lifting supplies, affect by the the earthquake. the government in nepal is now, urging the more than 4,000 search and rest coverry work tours leave the country. nepal's ministry said they do not expect to find anymore survivors. well, atlantic city could be in for another round of layoffs. the city is reportedly attempting to eliminate 200 positions. civic leaders have not given any details on the potential job cuts but they say the plan could be made public later this week. of course, atlantic city is still recovering from the shut down of four of its 12 casinos. two more republicans are running for president tonight and both are political outsiders. the former technology executive karlie f iorina announced her candidacy today. she started out as a secretary of hewlett packard and rose to be ceo. she will campaign in iowa new hampshire and south carolina

by weeks end. meantime retired neurosurgeon doctor ben carson officially announced his presidential run today. raised in detroit by a single mother doctor carson practiced medicine and served as head of the pediatric neurosurgeonry at johns-hopkins children's center in baltimore. he has been an out spoken critic of the affordable care act. good evening everyone. quite a busy day traffic wise, just know even before i address what is behind me you will find rush hour all usual places. ninety-five, schuylkill expressway, vine street expressway, in and out of the center city and northeast philadelphia and specifically talking about 95. let's address what is behind me. we will step out to get a better eye tea of live chopper three on the scene of the very serious crash. one vehicle accident. chris may was talking about this earlier in the opening. you will notice a medical helicopter on the scene. this is southbound side of the northeast extension where this accident occurred. you will notice medical emergency personnel on the

scene as well, but both lanes of both side rather of the northeast extension at lansdale are completely closed as they continue to clear this out of the way and notice chopper moving over to the scene of that crash which is more over the embankment and not so much on the road. traveling in the northeast extension you cannot at this moment, stay with cbs and we will let you know when it does clear out of the way. as we continue i want to briefly tell but an accident on i-95 at girard point bridge. traveling in the southbound direction of i-95 we have an accident compromising the right-hand lane allowing a squeeze of traffic to get by so give yourself some more time, chris and jessica. >> thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" a new tool to detect breast cancer. health stahl shows us why this test is just as important as a mammogram. also, gas prices are back on the the rise, we will tell you what it means for your summer travel plans. kate? and chris, it has been a breezy but beautiful day here in atlantic city. we are at the the airport

hurricane hunters are behind me, we have planes coming and going on what has been a gorgeous mayday, we have more warmth in your seven day forecast, i'll have that live from atlantic city coming up

if you filled up lately you know gas prices are on the rise. drivers are now paying the highest, prices of the year about 60 cents more a gallon compared to what we paid in january. still, triple a predicts prices this december will be lowest in about five years. lets look at the averages right now cost $2.77 a gallon to fill up here in pennsylvania. in new jersey it is 2.49, on average, and in delaware, drivers pay, about 2.59, a gallon. well, you do not have to be on planet eartha parentally to enjoy great coffee. >> that is right italian astronaut samantha christopher ready made herself a perfect shot have of espresso in outer space. she posted this picture from twitter drinking from her zero gravity cup there. she waited a long time for that machine, which arrived three months late due to backlog. she has been in outer space since last november and will return to earth, next week.

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atlantic county and what a spectacular backdrop we have there. it is amazing. >> it is so amazing to be here and have the hurricane hunters behind me on this beautiful day. i have two very special guests i will introduce you quickly doctor rick is director of the national hurricane center in miami and gary, the lead forecaster for national weather service in mount holly. can you tell us about the tour, what brings you here today what a wonderful turnout from the public and school kid. main reason we come so public and kid can meet aircraft crew and be impressed by what they sianni hopefully go home in this area and talk about how families can get ready for hurricane season. >> i think you deliver that message today. so many people here, gary, how important was it for mount holly to sponsor this event. >> very important as we learn during sandy you cannot be over prepared for hurricane. message people took away, they learn about important role of the hurricane hunter and men and women fly on it and better to be prepared on hurricane based on the

information that they provide. it was a great day. >> thanks so much for joining me. appreciate it. hurricane season is less than a month away. never too early to get prepare. we have different wind out here today little breezy. lets look at our current temperatures this south wind is helping temperatures sore. we are up in the 80's right now and we are seeing temperatures just well above average for this time of the year. we are looking at 84 degrees in philadelphia 84 in allentown right now. eighty in the atlantic city airport. lets look at our win from the weather watchers. seeing win gusts from the south at ten to 15. gusts are higher than. that bill goodrow close to the coast at 16 miles an hour at the moment. quick look at storm scan three shows that everything is quiet here but the the cold front ace approaching moving from the west. you can see it in northwestern pennsylvania into ohio at the moment. future weather will track this. nothing expect for rest of this evening tomorrow we will start out with sunshine, nice warm day with that southeasterly win, but by 4:00 in the afternoon scattered showers and

thunderstorms start to pop up. because it is warm, steam which sunshine some of these could turn briefly gusty but we don't expect widespread severe weather tomorrow. what to expect for your tuesday, partly sunny nice and warm. you don't need a coat. bring an umbrella because by afternoon leaving work and driving home scattered showers, thunderstorm, and downpours are possible. so overnight tonight it is a very mild night. i'm resisting turning on the air conditioner but tonight might break me 64 degrees. pretty warm night. tonight up to 85 degrees, partly sunny very warm, 15 degrees above average. watch for that afternoon shower or thunderstorm to pop up along the cold front. but great news as we look at you're witness weather seven day forecast, look at this stretch. tomorrow we have shower or thunderstorm. had moves out. high pressure build in behind it. relatively cooler on wednesday. still above average with 74 on sunshine. thursday friday, saturday, temperatures back in the 80's with sunshine and looks great

as of now for mothers day and philadelphia race for the cure on sunday. fantastic seven day forecast and such a great the day here in the atlantic city airport with the hurricane hunters and nwf mount holly just a really fun time. reporting live from the atlantic city airport from the tarmac i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a great day thanks very much. what a wonderful story there. count down is on for this sunday's komen philadelphia race for the cure for breast cancer. millions of women with dense breasts have a increased risk of cancer because detection can be very difficult. there is a new law in pennsylvania that those women be notified about that risk. >> tonight our health reporter stephanie stahl has more on new technology that is helping doctors, uncover breast cans their can be difficult to protect. >> reporter: she's getting a screening designed for woman like her with dense breasts. automated breast ultrasound provides i three dimensional image which can detect cancer.

>> early detection is key and for the first time i feel like i have a chance at early detection. >> reporter: holy redeemer is one of the first to offer the automated ultrasound done in conjunction with regular mammograms. >> some studies say that up to a third more cancers can be found when you combine these modalities. it will give us one more tool to be able to identify cancers, that would otherwise not have been mammography detect. >> reporter: breast surgeon beth due presays this is what a regular breast looks like, it is easy to spot potential trouble but with dense breasts it is almost all white which can hide cancer. >> i call it white on rice. you cannot find that polar bear in the snowstorm because it is obscured. >> reporter: pennsylvania has a new law that requires women with breasts that are dense to be notified. they have an increased risk of breast cancer because it is difficult to find. >> after i did these there is a high level of concern that maybe is there something there that they did not catch. >> reporter: for this woman

hoist 45 she not only has dense breast bus she has a family history of breast canser with her grandmother and mom. >> we got it for mothers day and it is because her breast cancer is in remission. >> reporter: they got matching tattoos of the breast cancer ribbon made of chinese dragons. so far doctors say she has no signs of breast cancer, and the new automated ultrasound providing that extra level of protection. >> i just feel more comfortable that, you know, and, that i can really breathe a sigh of relief and be calm, and, that there is not a lump or something that is not obscured because of the density of my breast. >> reporter: new automated breast ultrasound, is f.d.a. approved and usually covered by insurance. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stephanie, thanks very much. we do hope that you'll join women of "eyewitness news", and me for live coverage of the 25th anniversary of the susan komen race for the cure for breast

cancer. twenty-five years of saving lives. we are live on the air starting at 6:00 o'clock, mothers kay morning that is this sunday may tenth. please join us. we will be right back. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air.

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hard to believe, and it is sad to say but the great david letterman will be off the air in less than two weeks. >> to commemorate his career on tv cbs is soluting the legendary comedian tonight with a 90 minute prime time special. and susan marquez gives us a sneak peak. >> wait until you hear what happened to me. >> reporter: david letterman has spent 33 years making people laugh. >> yesterday my album came out, busy day for me so i got belief. >> get that off here. >> today ray romano looks back in the prime time special david letterman a life on television. >> not even special, if you

have children, you should wake them up, and if they have in the seen any of the old dave, you have got to see, you know, it is everything. it is comedians in 82 on, actors, tom hanks from 1982 bill murray. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: romano has a special connection to letterman, everybody loves raymon star owes his sitcom fame to a late show appearance in 1995. >> week later they offered me this development deal, to try to make a sitcom out of what they saw. >> reporter: show highlights letterman's remarkable career from his time as a weather caster in indiana to his final nights as host of the late show. >> it is a great thing to see fuzz are a fan and great if you are a new fan. fast forward to me. when i come up, i go, and then that is a good thing. then just go right to the clips.

>> holy crap. >> when drew barrymore stand on the desk, you know do this to your kids. and then it is some of the poignant stuff it is dave after 9/11. >> long time late night host has continued to provide some of the most memorable moments on television n los angeles susan marquez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it will be a great night. a lot of stuff worth watching, for the first time if you never saw it. tune in at 9:30 for david letterman a night on television followed by cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. president obama will be today's guest on the tonight show. that follows "eyewitness news". join the conversation by sharing your favorite letterman moments memories with us, we'd love to hear about these. find them on facebook and twitter. use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 63:00 women are killed their other families

members escaped in a fast moving fire that destroyed a chester county home. new details are emerging in this tragedy at 6:00 and we are live with those developments. plus dozens of anchors of land charred in burlington county, new jersey. investigators don't believe these brush fires were accidents. the kathy? we're talking about warm, windy, weather that feels much more like mid-july, then early may, how long will this weather role last? we will look at that and what about mothers day in the seven day is coming up. >> reporter: at this spot on broad street on sunday the broad street run became a race for life as a runner with heart problems collapses and you'll hear the exclusive interview of the police and fbi agents who saved his life, coming up. breaking news right now at 6:00 o'clock, all of the lanes of the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike have been just reopened, after a

car accident, closed the road in both directions in montgomery county. chopper three, live over the the scene, in southford township between lansdale and quakertown exits there. police say a car ran out southbound side and flipped over. they had to close the road to allow a medical hell cooperate tore land there. less than 20 miles a waste another part of the northeast extension was closed earlier today when two trucks collided in lower macungie lehigh county. this happened today shortly after 12:00pn in the northbound lanes. police say driver who was driving a box truck rear ended a tractor trailer and died in that crash. traffic was back up in both directions for hours. well, also developing right now at 6:00 just a scene of pure devastation in chester county. fire fighters battled a fast moving fire only to make a grim discovery.