biologist if that is too close to confident or just business as usual. >> scary. >> reporter: she's just your friendly. >> i don't wanting to out. >> reporter: social. >> makes me nervous it is so close. >> reporter: jersey shore diva. >> stay out of the water. >> reporter: who just happens to be a 3500-pound, 16-foot great white shark, he is not far from down the shore. >> i think it was 1975 the movie jaws, that is still with me. >> reporter: this female shark staring clothes back on to the good people of new jersey is named mary lee, named back in 202 by research non-profit osearch. mary was tagged so every time her fin pops up a above the water she's pinged on a digital map. in the past three years she has traveled 20,000 miles. >> i don't believe people should be worried about getting a tacked by a shark especially a great white. >> reporter: peace of mind from marine biologist melissa marina who say shark attacks are as likely as lightening

strikes. she has seen a increase in seal activity and mary is getting full. >> we have had an influx of harbor seals on our shorelines, in atlantic county and cape may county this could be one of the food sources our largest sharks like to feed on. >> reporter: most likely answer is most obvious, sharks are all over the ocean we're just paying attention to this one. >> when we are swimming out in the ocean we are in fact, swimming with sharks whether we want to ignore that fact or not. >> reporter: biggest splash is making in the mind of the people out here she's making a bigger splash right here. coming up at 6:00 we will talk about how an animal with no fingers has more than 10,000 twitter followers and, how that may be a good thing. live from brigantine, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will all be following by tonight, steve, thanks very much. in weather we will on a roll of summer-like days and we hope it continues in the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on a sun soak

cbs-3 sky deck with the first forecast. >> in complaints here, chris you will not hear me say it ties hot after the winter that we had. it is a beautiful day with a few high cloud. we have a subtropical system on us to the sout it will bring in a little more moisture over the course of the weekend. we have been talking about this for a week. lets look at storm scan three. we have see high cloud over us but see that swirl off the coast of the carolinas that is ana and it will continue to bring some moist air up the eastern seaboard. that means some higher humidity, and actually, we're also looking at some fog over the next couple of mornings. right now in philadelphia 81. eighty-six in allentown. eighty-five in reading. cooler down the shore in the 70's. normal hig only 71. this evening will be picture perfect, temperatures falling through the 70's by 9:71, 68 degrees by 11:00. but then that southeasterly wind that will persist will create dense fog through south jersey and delaware. so come tomorrow morning we will start off with poor

visibility, less than a quarter mile at times so please, slow down because that will persist into saturday morning and then a repeat performance, come sunday morning, on mothers day. with that i'll have more on the mothers day forecast coming upen i join you inside. >> kathy thanks. fire fighters are close to containing this brush fire at wharton state for necessary burlington county. that fire has been burning since yesterday afternoon near route 206, and quakerbridge road in shamong. it is now about 75 percent contained. now earlier today we got a closer look at where some of the controlled burning is happening. officials are hopeful they will have that fire completely out by the end of the night. so far more than 700 acres have dried brush has burned over the last 24 hours. what a difference a day makes the view from chopper three shows exactly what fire fighters were up against last night, the good news is no homes or buildings are threatened by the fire and no injuries have been reported.

officials say favorable conditions overnight helped crews maintain the upper hand. >> last night we had high relative humidity. the last night with the fog coming in off of the ocean and also the the humidity, 100 percent, so that dampens down and makes fire until air dries out. >> it is unclear how fire started but officials say it was most likely caused by humans. arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the sexual assault in fishtown and this is the suspect police are looking for. he is 24 year-old manual sintron, back on may 1st a 22-year old woman was walking on east york street when police say a man with a gun forced her into a minivan. that van was caught here on surveillance video. now after the women was assaulted she was set free at almond and boston streets. a motorist is hit and killed while tend to go his disable car in upper southampton bucks county. fifty-eight year-old sinobi

palvo broke down near street road and gravel hill road just before 11c this morning. police say he was hit after he stepped out in the roadway. the dump truck driver involved in, did remain at the scene and we're told no charges are expected to be filed. in king of prussia an accident involving five vehicles has left at least two people hurt tonight. chopper three over the intersection of allendale and keebler roads just after 3:00 this afternoon. all of those injured were sent to the hospital. there is no word on their conditions tonight and it is not clear what cause that had crash. in bucks county police continue to investigate a home invasion robbery from overnight in new britain township. two masked men burst into a home in the 100 block of limekiln pike just after midnight, four roommates inside were held at gunpoint. police say that the suspect may have been looking for something specific. >> they might have thought there was more then there really was, i don't know but house was targeted. the it wasn't a random act.

>> suspects got away with cash electronics and a cell phone. police were able to track that phone to the to you inner montgomery county before it was turned off. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured a bike thief in the act. a woman in wissonoming bought a surveillance camera after her own kid bikes were stolen but then her camera, caught someone stealing her six year-old neighbor bike. all this happened in the 4200 block of howell street yesterday afternoon. she has posted that video on facebook and is now asking for help, in finding the the man who did this. police are searching for this suspected scam artists in center city. police say this woman put a device on a atm in the 1800 block of jfk boulevard to steel peoples account numbers. investigators aren't sure if any information was stolen, but if you somehow recognize that person from the surveillance photo you are asked to call 911. new 59:00 it is a bitter sweet graduation day at temple

university. thousands of students are celebrating the end of the journey. they are paying tribute to a classmate critically injured in the hit and run crash who could not walk with them today. "eyewitness news" reporter matt river is live at temple with details matt. >> reporter: certainly an emotional day on temple campus. that young woman you are talking about is 22-year old rachel hall injured in that accident last week after the driver fled that scene. today her mother accepted her degree on her behalf. a standing ovation for kathy hall, 22-year old mother who said all week she would attend graduation ceremonies for her daughter rachel. rachel was critically injured last wednesday night riding her bike on the temple campus. the driver 18 year-old rashawn roberts fled initially but gave a full confession the next morning after his parents turn him into police. roberts was officially charge with fleeing the scene of the accident on thursday. rachel hall was set to graduate this week after a

successful lacrosse career at temple. she was set to be a police officer in washington d.c., post graduation. today her fellow classmates said the standing ovation showed their support for the stand out student. >> i didn't know her but when i heard about her situation i felt really bad and i'm glad that her mom came and everyone stood up for her. >> i felt so bad that she could not be here today. i'm really happy that her mommies still here and she had the opportunity to have the support of everyone here. >> reporter: while her mom accepted her degree rachel remains in critical condition at temple university hospital. that is where she remains tonight. her parents say she has made limited progress toward recovery, as for her long term prognosis doctors say it is too early to tell. story we have been following for a week, we will continue to follow it, we are live on the temple university campus, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we know you will, math the math thanks very much. is there more trouble for

bill cosby. police in atlantic city are investigating rape allegations against him. lily bernard claims that cosby drugged and raped her. she reportedly spoke with atlantic city police last week. it is unclear when the alleged incident occurred but there is no statute of limitations on rape in the state of new jersey. bernard's attorney gloriaal red read that lily vice glad that she made her report yesterday and she want other women to know if they alleged and have evidence that they were victimized by mr. cosby in new jersey that they should also reporter that allegations to the police there. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 pretty startling image on a x-ray scan a little boy inside of a small suitcase, we will have the story behind this discovery made by customs agents. paid maternity levies rare in the u.s., jim donovan is on your identify with how new moms and dad are coping during the time when both parents are

working. i'm meteorologist kate bilo here at coastguard training center in cape may new jersey and what these recruits are going through i will go through it too, we will bring it to you comi

small plane crash in atlanta kills all four people on board. that plane had taken off from the airport before it crashed on to interstate 285. witnesses say pilot was struggling to get the nose of the plane up and then that plane just dropped. the crash started an intense fire on the busy georgia road but in one on the ground was hurt.

this could be a tense weekend for plane states there is a threat of more bad weather after dozens of tornadoes caused december trucks this week. take a look at aftermath in bridge creek, oklahoma. residents there are now sorting through ruble trying to salvage whatever they can many are vowing to rebuild. >> we will rebuild and build again if we have to. >> tornado touched down in wise county, texas last night causing damage there to several homes no word on any injuries. new york city judge declared a mistrial in the trial of the man accused murdering etan patz. jury told court it was hopelessly dead locked after 18 days of deliberations. pedestrian tro hernandez of maple shade is accused of murdering the six year-old boy in 1979. hernandez confessed on tape three years ago but his lawyer maintains his client is mentally ill. a tan bates a's picture was first to appear on milk cartons.

prosecutors say they do plan to retry hernandez. still a head on "eyewitness news" taken but still kateing a warning for tinder app users why there is a good chance your crush is someone else. turning backhands of time, a break through skin serum back by science. stephanie stahl will tell us why this wrinkle fighter is so

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tradition, returns to the banks of the schuylkill river. >> chopper three is over the 77th annual dad vail regatta the biggest collegiate rowing competition in the country. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer has this story. >> reporter: with each stroke these rowers make their way down the the schuylkill river a race to the finish as part of the largest rowing competition in the country. and back in the grandstanded a sea of support for student like sam alter a senior at franklin and marshall college in lancaster county. surrounded by family his team finished second qualifying for quarter finals a competition he says is more important than walking at graduation. >> like my olympics. >> mag in a carta he made the right choice. do what you love to do. >> reporter: he isn't alone just hours into the competition, kelly drive was pack with people, there to celebrate the accomplishments

of their crew. with thousands of student athletes from 120 colleges and universities, the big question is, who will win this thing? >> unaudible. >> reporter: at this point it is anyone's guess but one thing is for certain that with weather like this you'd better get here early. >> this could be a record crowd in terms of philadelphia, this might be one for record books. >> reporter: in a press conference friday morning mayor michael nutter said he'd like the sound of that. >> great to see these college students and high school students competing and bringing so many new people to philadelphia, and get to experience us, our river our great city and a fantastic weekend. >> reporter: for the athletes, their supporters and the city of philadelphia. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". isn't that great. >> that looks like fun. >> great weekend to be out there too. >> you know what, many years it is raining drizzly, it is cool. >> and they are still out there. >> yes, they are up at 5:00 in the morning.

>> that is right. >> i'm's so happy that the weather is great for that. >> just terrific. you cannot beat it. we are looking at summer like weather through weekend and then things will change. do you want to see how warm it got where you lived? our eyewitness weather watchers on duty, you'll see on the bottom of the outside we are looking at beautiful conditions from the city to down the shore some fog down the shore, usually we can see all the way up the boardwalk, the north end near wonder land on the ocean city boardwalk. we are going to contend with more fog through south jersey and delaware, even some sneaking into philadelphia, over the course of the weekend. as we take assume in you can see folks on the boards this afternoon. not as busy as a couple weeks for sure. live neighborhood network takes to us boardwalk plaza rehoboth beach same scenario. look at this some fog some folks on the beach temperature only 59 degrees with that persistent east southeasterly wind. ocean water temperatures are only in the lower 50's so that is all we will get as far as, beach temperatures.

right now in philadelphia 81. seventy-seven in wilmington. eighty-five in reading. allentown 86 degrees. wildwood 72 at rio grand. seventy-two in cape may. cooler in avalon at 69 degrees. in ocean city the temperature is 70 with ocean water temperature at 56 degrees. now we will continue to see high pressure build in through the region over the course of the weekend. during the day tomorrow southeasterly wind bringing that persistent flow with low pressure to the north and west of the cold front and ana a subtropical system churning off the coast of the mid-atlantic. we will get high clouds from this higher humidity and temperatures in the 80's. really feel difference with the humidity by sunday. morning fog is expect as well with that moisture and temperatures expected to stay in the 80's. by monday and tuesday they come closer to go, this cold front will be setting off some showers and even some thunderstorms by the time we make it into next week. the let's focus on this tropical moisture, from ana. we will continue to filter the

moisture toward the region. we're talking about some different things that will be happening over the weekend because of that storm to the south. definitely higher humidity. morning fog during tomorrow morning and sunday morning on mothers day. even threat of the isolated shower or thunderstorm will create more instability in our atmosphere even though core of the storm is hundreds of miles away. overnight partly cloudy some fog will develop. it will be dense through south jersey and delaware. dense fog advisory in effect. tomorrow morning fog and then some sun. isolated shower or storm is possible. the high of 28. as we go hour by hour a mile morning and for this afternoon it is feeling hot 81 degrees, pack the the sun screen on the sidelines. 5:00 o'clock dinner outdoors it will be balmy. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast race for the cure looks great sunday morning with temperatures in the 60's. eighty-six for mom in the afternoon. by mom a chance of showers and storm and high of 87. kate will be back with the seven day forecast next half an hour. we will be back with more news

i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children.

well this sunday as we celebrate mothers, here is an interesting fact, 170 countries around the world offer new mothers some form of paid leave from their jobs. the you had though is in the one of them. >> as three on your side reporter jim donovan finds while new parents are offered generous support by their companies others have to dig deep into their sick leave and bank accounts in order to care for their new baby. >> reporter: erika shiplet was able to spend three months at home to care for her new born son noah, mostly paid for by using future sick time but when she learn that she was pregnant she wasn't sure how she would be able to stay at home to care for him. >> i'm pregnant, my gosh, what willie do for leave if you have not saved leave. >> reporter: some experts say paid leave can actually benefit companies.

>> workers are happier. that is a good thing because happy workers do a better job. there is less turn over, more effort, so i mean there are positive benefits for employers. >> clap, clap, clap. >> reporter: attorney and new mom christie works for a company considered family friendly. >> attorneys are offered 18 weeks paid maternity leave or up to eight weeks paid leave. >> reporter: christie ace monk 11 percent of american workers who have access to full paid family leave according to the bureau of labor statistics. >> the ability to take over four months to focus on being a new mom it was fantastic. >> reporter: some states are not relying on companies to offer paid maternity leave new jersey california, rhode island implemented their own leave programs funded by employees payroll deductions, but the united states, and some country with an s name that i could not even remember, that is what we're included in that don't offer this. >> you're asking a lot of moms

and dads. >> it is ridiculous. come on, folks get with it there in washington. >> get you an at last or a globe. >> it begins with an s. >> world geography. >> give me a break. >> happy mothers day. >> thanks, to. >> nursing mothers have a new option at philadelphia international the airport. airport is collaborating with minute suite to provide a mothers nursing station so traveling mom will access a private room free of charge for a half an hour and reduced rate of $14 for an additional half an hour in needed. >> i'm pleased we're only but one of a handful of airports in the country to provide this type of service, and in this type of an accommodation other than rest rooms for nursing moth tours pump and breast feed in a comfortable setting. >> traveling moms continue to have option of having one of phl's 42 companion share or family rest rooms with an electrical outlet. they are locate add the presecurity and post security throughout the airport. nursing moms will appreciate that. still to come in the next

half an hour, a child smuggled in a small suitcase, we have got the story behind this x-ray scan that had customs agents springing into action. plus this delaware county fire company is needing an extraordinary rescue mission to protect lives of fellow fire fighters, thousands of miles away and they need your help to do it. i'll have the story coming up. and new at 6:00 why are all of these works of art outside? well, we will show you how this new inside out project works, and who is behind it.

i'm chris may. here are the day's top stories for you an arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the sexual assault in fishtown, 24 year-old manual cintron is wanted, he abduct a woman in the minivan on may 1st, and sexually assaulted her. a brush fire, at wharton state for necessary shamong burlington county is now about 75 percent contained. officials say fire scorched more than 700 acres since it broke out yesterday. and a great white shark continues to make waves down the shore the 3500-pound, predator was spotted this morning, just north of brigantine. kate? and chris, we have had a beautiful friday today, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the 80's. kind of day you just want to hold on to because winter will

come again. this is day we have been waiting for. we have an eye on ana off the coast of the carolinas and i'll tell you how that will impact us. we have morning fog and a big cool down by middle of next week, i will have details with the seven day forecast. >> kate, thanks. baltimore police department is under watchful eye of the justice department. this follows the police custody death of freddie gray that sparked protest and riots. as correspondent marley hall reports, federal investigators will be looking into baltimore's policeing practices. after a visit to baltimore earlier this week, attorney general loretta lynch announced a federal probe of the cities police force. >> the department of justice is opening an investigation into whether the baltimore police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of the constitution, or federal law. >> reporter: the investigation will look for discriminatory policing practices including any patterns of use of deadly force or improper stop and

searches. >> if unconstitutional policies or practices are found, we will seek a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> reporter: investigation follows death of freddie gray, a 25 year-old black man fatally injured in police custody. his death sparked days of unrest in maryland's largest city, more than 200 people were arrested as cars and businesses burn. mayor stephanie rawlins blake requested the justice department launch the investigation. >> failure is not an option. >> reporter: lynn hotch took office last week had vowed to pursue police reform. >> our goal, it is to work with the community public officials and law enforcement align to create a stronger, better baltimore. >> reporter: federal authorities are conducting a te civil rights investigation into the death of freddie gray. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a sea of blue in long island today for funeral of new york city police officer brian moore who was kill in the line of duty.

as many as 30,000 police officers across the the nation paid their respects to officer moore. 259 year-old died monday after being shot in the head by a gunman in queens last saturday. that suspect has been charged with murder. customs workers in spain were shocked to find an eight year-old boy smuggled inside of a suitcase. workers scanned the suitcase they spot that had human silhouette on the screen. authorities say a young woman smuggled the boy in the country from the ivory coast. she's now facing charges the child is okay and is in the custody of social services. british prime minister david cameron says he will form a conservative government after securing majority in the britain general election. cameron defied expectations by winning a majority of the seats in parliament. leaders of the liberal democrats party and labor party resigned today after suffering very disappointing losses. well, the skies over washington d.c. looked like 1945 again today dozens of

vintage military aircraft took flight over the national mall, commemorating victory in europe day. the hour long fly over mark the 70th anniversary of the hard for the victory in europe. >> we will continue to mark the passing of anniversaries like this one so that memory never fades into complacency. >> one vintage plane did to have cut it flight short this gruman avenger had a mechanical problem, the pilot was forced to break formation and land, safely at reagan national airport. well, a local fire department is proving that there are no borders when it comes to helping fire fighters. >> "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has store friday collindale delaware county. >> reporter: collindale fire fighters are busy answering an urgent rescue call from fellow fire fighters thousands of miles away, here in free town sierra leone fire fighters must share a single piece of protective gear, torn and full of holes. forced to sleep on the floor

of their crumbling station at fires like these they wear only street clothes unable to go inside to save lives and stop flames because they lack coats and pants to shield them. >> they do not have boots. >> reporter: collindale fire fighters, shown here, uncovered the fire fighters flight when he visited the fire station in his hometown where his parents family still live. he made a video with their plea for help. >> unaudible. >> reporter: the response, a jena alarm of generosity. hundreds of used, but still valuable life saving items pouring in. >> you had helmets, you have hoods, jackets pants. >> this stuff is still serviceable and when you have nothing, anything you have to fight a fire is a gift. >> reporter: but fire fighters face one last challenge nearly $4,000 needed to ship this life saving gear. so they are publicizing on a

may 17th fundraiser where they hope to raise the catch. >> we are doing that except lacking funding. >> reporter: once they are able to ship gear donated fire fighters in collindale in delaware county are looking forward to one other very wonderful day, the day that the fire fighters of sierra leone get their new gear so that like all fire fighters they can do the best job resources those guys will do miracle out there. >> reporter: miracles made possible by collindale fire fighters. walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". breaking news right now this has just into "eyewitness news" and it is a troubling scene from center city philadelphia. chopper three is live over tenth and arch streets. you see a duck boat there in your picture. we are told a person is trapped underneath that boat right now and emergency crews are working to try to free that person. some sort of accident at tenth and arch. a duck duck both and then what

appears to be a first responders vehicle there in that intersection. but our understanding is that a person has been hit and is now trapped underneath that duck boat you are looking at live via chopper three, we will continue to work to gather information from that scene. we are on our way and we will see exactly what is happening there again in center city. duck boat accident at tenth and arch. stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for very latest. local college graduates had another reason to celebrate with philadelphia mayor michael nutter. more than 300 seniors from area colleges joined mayor on art museum steps to toss their caps this event celebrates the success of local grads as well as the progress towards the cities goal of increasing graduation rates. >> congratulations to all of the graduates today. still to come on our broadcast, break through in skin cream that some doctors say could reverse years damage. our health reporter stephanie stahl will tell us what makes

this wrinkle fighter different from the rest. kate? and the warmth and humidity, continues into the mothers day weekend, we will talk about july-like temperatures and also some fog, i'll have the seven day forecast coming up. plus ever wonder what it is like to join coastguard? i'll take you inside only coastguard training center in the country see how i faired at boot camp when we come right back.

you may want to think twice before swiping right on the popular dating app known as tinder. a new study from global web index finds 42 percent of the app's users are not single. tinder says this research is anything but scientific and firm is making guesses without having access to real data. as "eyewitness news" celebrates 50 years, we're looking back at memorable moments in our city history including our sports history. and today we remember when major league soccer arrived in the delaware valley. may 2009 the philadelphia union got its official name excited fans cheered as the teams names colors and crest were officially unveiled during a ceremony at city

hall. name was chosen following a fan poll and it refers to the union of the 13 columnist from which philadelphia served as the the first capitol. the philadelphia union are now in their sixth season. >> we will be right back.

well, the coastguard is made, up to 3,000 men and women go through cape may's coastguard training center each and every year. >> it is only one in the country and meteorologist kate bilo got to experience just some of what they go through. >> reporter: eight week coastguard boot camp is no day at the beach. no cell phones, no e-mail. plus lots of yelling starting as soon as they get off the bus. >> i knew i would start getting yelled at and stuff and i was ready for it but as soon as i got off the us about it caught me off guard. >> we want to see how they perform under added stress that we give them. >> reporter: on a ship there is no 911 these recruits must be their own fire fighters. we get a quick lesson in channeling the the hose, we're

all in the same boat putting on gear and then diving in the smoke. the fire is really just led lights but those are real hoses and real water fresh another. the branch of the armed forces coastguard trained recruits to shoot real guns instead of bullets, lasers for instance extant feedback. >> perfect. >> yeah, as good as you can get. >> reporter: everyone need to throw a line to snag a vessel. >> mock up of the ship here and mock up of thepy ier. >> head up on the pier. >> put it around there. >> reporter: it was a beautiful day but an exhaust continuing one a lot of people come here thinking it would be summer campish because it is coastguard. that is not the case. >> reporter: after the eight weeks recruits are ready to be deployed for additional training. cape may is throwing a celebration this weekend to honor coastguard, three day festival begins today, saturday you can go on base,

tour ships watch as search and rescue demonstration and enjoy a carnival for the kids. tonight at 11:00 that chopper is coming for me. i will show you what it is like to be rescued from the water. watch my special report rescue at sea tonight at 11:00 on bs3. >> my gosh, you have had such experiences over the last week. >> it has been crazy. really fun. i was only recruit that cheered that did something good at boot camp. >> but you appreciate the the demand that they put on those recruits because they have to be at their very best. >> training does in the stop once they go on their first mission. they continue to do it because you never know when the real thing will come on. >> great stuff. >> exciting stuff. >> looking forward to it. >> also great stuff the weather today. >> how bit. >> nice and warm. >> so many people talking about how we have been waiting for this day and nobody complaining about the heat yet. >> i will not complaining. >> not for a while.

it is coming but just not yet. >> i bet some people will be commenting about the the humidity this weekendes specially those who may be running in the race for the cure on sunday. it will be steamy out there. make sure you wear your warm weather clothes. you can see looking at our go pro cam on the cbs broadcast center, it looks gorgeous. full sunshine in center city. blue sky fantastic friday evening to be out and about. quick check in with our weather watchers here. they are always on the john and they are reporting nice warm temperatures. 84 degrees at tanya's house in the city. report something sunshine. it is much cooler down the the shore. we will check in at 66 degrees with james in ocean city. i want to show you time lapse from one of our shore sites on your live neighborhood network camera. this is earlier today in margate. watch the fog very dense in the morning. throughout the day it is slowly gradually mixes out but fog hanging on down the shore for much of the day at least until really now when we are

seeing sunshine down the shore. fog will be a issue throughout the the weekend. dense fog advisory has been issued. this will go right through 11:00 o'clock saturday morning for all areas south and east of philadelphia. that includes all of south jersey and all of the state of delaware, not philadelphia with you i do want to show you future visibility. even by 1:00 a.m. we will see visability down below half mile in our shore point and by early saturday morning, we are seeing visibility again up to a tenth of the mile even in philadelphia pockets of dense fog, early sat kay 5:00 a.m. same story and by eight or 9:00 we will see visability improve and more sunshine take over. watch out outside on the road early tomorrow morning that dense fog will come up very quickly. here is subtropical storm ana sitting and spinning off the coast in a squeeze play with an advancing front and that is pushing some warm, moist air into our region. you know that if you have been outside but it only ramps up this weekend. here's where an a is and track of the low that will intensify

in the tropical storm and then remnants will come by our area tuesday. here's what that looks like. is there that storm sitting and spinning, fog in the morning. maybe a couple pop up showers just such moisture rich unstable air overhead this weekend. we will start sunday morning with fog and then we will see it mix out in the afternoon. remnants of an a moves northward losing strength but moisture moving in by monday and tuesday and that is our best chance for a shower or thunderstorm next week. while we cannot rule out pop up shower or thunderstorm this weekend, otherwise things look nice if you like it summer like. eighty-two for your saturday. morning fog. steamy in the afternoon. mothers day sunday 86. warm and humid. sunday morning will be in the 70's and very steamy, unsettled monday and tuesday but we are back to normal, beautiful by next week. the chris and jessica back over to you. on the cbs healthwatch today just in time for mothers day a new skin serum that some

women say is reversing years of damage and making them look years younger. >> health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it all works. >> she's a golfer and protect her face with the sun screen and hat but swears at almost 54 her skin never looked better because of something else. >> a day doesn't go by that someone doesn't comment on my skin saying what do you use. >> reporter: at 56, lisa get the the same reaction. >> my skin looks younger it feels good. >> reporter: they are using a serum, that works by forming a mesh or matrix on the skin, that is supposed to penetrate better and last longer. >> it holds the moisture in your skin longer, which decreases, inflammation, in your skin. when the skinnies less inflamed, it ages slower. >> reporter: it is a new pharmaceutical grade acid, which is the same products used in fillers that is inject. thinks a new tropical formation that is getting

buzz. >> i have to say that the result is, immediate and shocking. >> it is texture and plumpness in the skin and i think it also may be saves a little bit of the skin discoloration. >> reporter: there are several different kind of products that are available on line and cost between $10,200. we said just in time for mothers day but men can use these products too. >> of course. >> everybody likes to look their best. >> that we do. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" imagine taking care of seven children. >> now imagine doing that while battling breast cancer. coming up hear one mother's journal which her entire family by her side.

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sunday is the 25th annual, raise for the the cure, for breast cancer. >> one mom has seven reasons to celebrate being a survivor. our pat ciarrocchi has her story. >> mommy too. >> reporter: when life gives you seven children, patty rose says every minis filled with someone, or something. >> my hand were already full, raising seven children, how could i fit this into my life. >> reporter: in 2013 at age 36 patty had to make room to battle for a lifetime. she had an aggressive breast cancer. >> i told miningal, i said i will kick it and take tonight 2013. that is exactly what i did. >> reporter: the diagnosis was no game neither was treatment. chemotherapy for 14 straight days, every month for six months.

>> the nausea was so strong, i would have a bucket, on one arm, and i would either have laundry, or somebody's lunch bag. >> reporter: how could patty be a mom of seven and a cancer patient too. >> it is flight or fight and my mode was fight. >> reporter: but also joy dancing in the kitchen when her energy surged between treatments. >> there is not many things in the world that can scar you to the point of, it is just sheer terror but empowers you at the same time. >> reporter: on mothers day patty will join the survivors of the susan g komen race for the the cure. >> we all need hope, you know, that is what pushes everybody through, that is a dark journey. >> reporter: pushing through to say this. >> i had beat cancer, at this point, there wasn't anything i could not do. you know, it made raising

seven kid look easy. >> reporter: and, cancer free. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a story and what spirit. we hope you will be joining women of "eyewitness news" for live coverage of the 25th anniversary of the susan g komen race for the cure for breast cancer. it has been 25 years of saving lives, and we will do it again, we are live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. this mothers day that is sunday may tenth. hopefully you can be up with us. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 breaking news a pedestrian has been pinned beneath a duck boat in philadelphia. plus crews are finally fixing up 12 miles of beach at jersey shore after super storm sandy. also fire fighters now appeared to have the up are hand on that huge, forest fire that has torched hundreds of acres in burlington county. kathy?

a subtropical system hundreds of miles away, will impact our weekend weather. i'll show you how with the seven day coming up. and another woman has accused bill cosby of sexual assault, find out what potentially makes this case much different from the others against the comeed yan. we will begin at 6:00 o'clock with breaking news right now a pedestrian has been hit, and, pinned underneath the duck both in the chinatown and and i'm chris may. i'm guess chris may. the accident happened the at tenth and arch street, less than an hour ago where you see first responders, and working to do what they can we will work to get and and as soon as we have more details.

we had a chance to speak to his older brother jose 30 minutes ago. he says his brother is innocent. police put out this mug shot of manual cintron, 24ers just within the last hour or so. one week ago at 5:30 he was driving a van. we have surveillance video of that van the in the fishtown area, and he picked up a woman, who was 22 years old abducted her, raped her, and then dropped her off over an hour later near boston and almond streets in the