tragedy for a couple visiting philadelphia. a woman crossing the street is hit and killed by a duck boat. we'll hear from witnesses coming up. >> also ahead authorities name a suspect in the recent abduction and rape in fishtown. and day two of the dad vail regatta thousands of college athletes are getting set for another day of the rowing competition on the schuylkill river. today is say darks may ninth, good morning thank for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00 on the dot. we send it over to carol. yesterday was so beautiful. just gorgeous day on the river. so homing we have another good day. >> well, we have the fog to start w you probably drove in in some of that. but if you are closer to the shore, you will be driving in

in even more of t let me show you right now the fog as it rolls in, right off the shore areas, and you can see that that's really impacting the visibility out there. specially the closer you get to the coastal areas. but it is out there. it is probably going to be out there the next couple every daysment look at some of the visibility just .3 after mile through millville half mile in wildwood, .8 after mile in dover, mile and a third and that's out at the airport in atlantic city, about 10 miles to the inland, now into the philadelphia area, looking at 8 miles worth of visibility, the more farmlands you see and the closer you are through south jersey and delaware, and closer to the coast that's where you're really going to be finding these visibilities being impacted. winds coming in out of the east right now fairly light as long as we can get them to pick up little bit we can get rid of the fog sooner n any case many areas along the coastal areas are looking at the dense fog advisory until 11:00 this morning temperature right now, it is mild out there. sixty-four in philadelphia, 60 in trenton 62 degrees in the

wilmington area. and as we break out the day today, we will be finding these temperatures by noon, 73 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 80 degrees mixture of sun and clouds out there. lots going on in the city this weekend, and we will spell out time period by time period exactly what we can expect weather wise, nicole? >> carol, thank you. new this morning, a shooting in the suburbs. police say a 20 year old man was shot in the abdomen just before 1:00 this morning. now, that victim was found in the street near tennis avenue and north spring garden street. actually in abington, montgomery county. that will victim is recovering this morning from none innocent life threatening injuries. so far authorities have not made an arrest. >> a tourist is left dead on center city street. the result after tragic accident involving a duck boat. horrified crowds watched as it all unfolded 11th and after in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to eyewitnesses who describe what happened. >> people were telling -- she

wasn't paying a at the tension, whatever she was into she was into it. it happened so far. >> horror for husband walking stems in his wife as she is struck and killed by duck boat caring 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him. then realized she had been struck. >> it happened at 111th and arch street just after 5:00 friday after the can con trenton center one of the busiest intersections at the busiest time of day. witness too shaken to up show her face talked to "eyewitn news". >> the duck boat was filled with people going by. they was talking, it was going by, like they usually do. and she wasn't paying attention it, just happened so quick. >> the 68 year old female was trapped underneath the vehicle, medics pronounced her dead at 5:27 p.m. she had severe head trauma, also massive injuries to her bod. >> i chopper three overhead as the woman is lying in the street. police say the duck boat had a green light, and was headed west on arch street when the woman stepped in front of the

boat. >> chaos, horrible incident, terrible. >> police said woman and her husband were tourist from texas on their way back to hilton garden in where they were staying for mothers day weekends. the woman's husband is escorted back into the hotel by police. he is still holding his wife's purse. >> just horrible. my heart's breaking nor woman. i pray for her. i hope to console her family the best we can. >> the 72 year old driver of the duck boat will likely be found not at fault. no charges expected to be filed. the ride the ducks organization has released a statement saying their thoughts and prayers are with the woman and her family, and they've offered cancelling to the riders affected. in center city, diana rocco cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and unfortunately this is not the first deadly accident involving a duck boat on july 7th 2010, 2 hungarian student died when barge being pushed by a tugboat capsized a dug both on the delaware river. federal investigators say that tugboat pilot was actually

distracted by family emergency, and on his cell phone just before that crash. a multi-million dollar settlement was reached in a lawsuit over those deaths. >> well, that's the latest on the investigation into a violent sexual assault in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. this morning, investigators have a pretty big break-in this case. the brother of the suspect is urging him to surrender to police. he spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> because my brother didn't do nothing like that. i know my brother didn't do that. >> but police say jose's younger brother manuel did abduct and sexually assault 22 year old woman in fishtown, an hour after trying the same thing with another woman who got away. according to police sources, a victim told detectives, 24 year old manuel sin tone tried to attack her at 4:20 in the morning friday, may first. she told detective she was walking down ruscomb street when he came up with a gun and said quote let's go, and don't do anything stupid or i'll

shoot you in the head. the woman got away and called police. an hour later, a 22 year old was walking on east york street. she told police he came up to letter with a gun and said quote do exactly what i say and i won't hurt you. get into the van. police say this is the van seen in surveillance video. sources say: the woman spent over an hour with cintron where she was sexually assaulted. detective say he dropped her off few blocks away, back up van so she couldn't see his license plate. >> crazy crazy the charges serious, you know what i mean, and i don't see my brother doing. that will i really don't. >> after the woman called police she gave a description of her attacker, and the police sketch looked like this. here it is next to cintron picture. >> you know you didn't do nothing, let them know. get your name cleared you know? just let them know you didn't do nothing that's it. >> police say the victim is at home recovering. the van that you saw in the

surveillance individual joe either blue or gray, if you have any information, give police a call. reporting at sbu david spunt "eyewitness news". u.s. attorney general lore eight lynch launches federal investigation into the baltimore police department. the justice department will look for patterns every discriminatory policing, things like the use of excessive force improper arrest. >> this all follows the in custody death of freddie gray, prompted violent protests in the city. six baltimore police officers charged last week in his death. >> well, a special honor for philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. his 46 years in law enforcement are being recognized by the national organization of black law enforcement executives. the group held their awards banquet on penn's landing. mayor nutter was among those praising the police commissioner. the mayor once again reiterated dollars his belief ramsey should stay on as commissioner when he leaves office. well, happening today, it

is the final day of the 757 annual dad vail regatta. thousands getting ready to row on the river. for more on the festivities gee out live to alexandria huff along the bunks of the schuylkill river. good morning. >> good morning, take a look at the schuylkill right now as calm, as glassy as it will be all day. we are just three hours away from start time. we are going to see over 100 teams from all around the count rip hit the water and you know, the event kick off yesterday, nicole, as you know out here having lots of fun, enjoying the great weather. if you ask me it is the most beautiful rowing group in the worldment wouldn't have been so if it wasn't for dad vail. the university of wisconsin coach for which the regata is named. he and u penn coach wanted to solidify rowing programs and interests for schools struggling to form them around the county. here we are, 77 years later expecting upward of 10,000 attends a great showing yesterday, as you know, some

financial issues back in 2010. almost put a stop to the dad vail being held here. current sponsor the aberdeen asset group was able to preserve t so if you do want to come out here and watch today, the grand stands at 2200 kelly drive. there are shuttles available to the event. i know you had fun yesterday. i'm excited what it is all about today. we will sends it back to you for now. >> it is hands-down one of my favorite event to cover especially on beautiful day which i am hoping we will be getting. thanks for the report. we appreciate it. >> it is 5:09 right now. >> this could be pretty tense weekend for the plane state. coming up next on "eyewitness news", the latest as more tornado watches and warnings go up in parts of texas and oklahoma. >> also ahead turning back the hands of time, a break through new skin serum that is back by science. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us why this wrinkle fight is her so different. we'll be right back. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na

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fire on a busy georgia road. no one on the ground was hurt. >> another night of severe weather in the southern planes, check out it tornado video from haines ville, texas. cbs's don champion with the latest from norman, oklahoma. >> hail, the size of golf and tennis balls fell on southwestern oklahoma friday, as another round of severe weather pounded the southern planes. several tornados were reported as the storms controls dollars from texas into oklahoma. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour, knocked down power lines, outside oklahoma city, snarling traffic and causing widespread power outages. it is not just the winds that's causing problems here, the storms are also dumping several inches of rain in just couple of hours on land that was saturated by storms earlier in the week. some drivers who tried to cross low-lying areas quickly found themselves stuck. more storms are possible this weekend. >> on mothers day, the slight risk continues, a slightly lower threat for severe

weather, but higher flooding threat across this entire area. forecasters are warning resident to err on the side of caution. >> the atmosphere is very humbling and even though we can get much of the forecast right, there are often still storms here, there that produce perhaps more severe weather than we expect, and in some cases less. >> so far well over 60 tornados have been reported this week. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".a well tropical storm ana is strengthening as it gets closer to the carolinas its effect can be felt along the coast where boaters in south carolina are loving the swelling surf. ana's winds reached about 60 miles an hour, there are watches, warnings, issued along the mid-atlantic coast. now the storm is expected to bring several inches of rain to the carolinas. carol, i don't know, are we going to see the effect that far storm? >> you may finds it with cloud cover, ness of the weather over the next couple every days, otherwise just

passing off the coast probably monday night. that will would be off new jersey and delaware coast. should not really be impacting us in any measurable way at all. what's i am packing us right now is the fog. you specially have that at the shore. you can see the light just an indication of all of the fog and just moisture in the air that all of these lights are trying to get through. dense fog advisory out there until about 11:00 in the morning, along the shore areas, the closer you get through new jersey, in toward the philadelphia area. that's where it stops about 9:00 this morning. but the visibility can definitely be reduced out there. so you will certainly notice that if you are driving around. mild though, if you have been one ordering this mild weather, we are filling that order. 64 degrees in philadelphia right now, 60 in trenton, 62 wilmington, 59 down in millville. it is 48 in the poconos. a little bit different in a lot of locations this morning. what is not so different is the fact that we are all watching now tropical storm ana. you can see as it spins here,

not big deal system of course at this point maximum winds of about 60 miles an hour, we will be finding a cold front that also comes through here, over the next couple of days. so it is very active in the eastern united state. just relatively quiet for us now with the fog. when you see fog, it is generally relatively quiet. but, there is tropical moisture down there and you can see that fog getting kicked in here. and some morning clouds, we will find that over the next couple of days in fact. tomorrow morning we will be finding fog again probably monday morning as well. so this is a look at the system, and this is the look at the system as we get little tighter view. you can see where the red shade something along the coast, that's where the dangerous rip current are. and in that part of the world through the carolinas, they are out in the water at this point. we have temperatures today in our area, probably about 80 degrees. we might find an agree or two higher than that. otherwise, partly sunny as we move into the afternoon hours. you can see that we've got tropical storm to our south. also got that front that's

going to be coming through here, it won't be here on sunday though, tomorrow, look for some fog in the morning then sun in the afternoon temperatures still in the 80s but probably higher into the middle 80s then monday maybe start of chance of shower, thunderstorm, weaver a lot of weather factors going on. now, as far as the timing on anything goes, this computer mod sell rightly picking up on some of the clouds that we're finding out there. by 3:00 this afternoon they've less toned good agree. and then tomorrow, we start to see some fog once again, in the morning and then maybe a spotty shower in the afternoon. could somebody see an isolated thunderstorm to the south? that's probably possible, as we watch that big system going off the coast. and then, by monday, maybe couple of spotty showers in the morning some generalized shower maybe thunderstorm as we move through the afternoon monday. and then tuesday i think we probably run into the very same thing. headed to the dad vail are you? 80 degrees, looks like nice morning. pretty foggy out there this morning, but partly sunny

later on. winds will be light for the most part five to 10 miles an hour. 65 degrees. and then, mother day tomorrow, we've got temperatures in the middle 80s, remember that morning fog and the third time in 20 years the temperatures have been over 80 degrees. seventy-three for race for the cure tomorrow. so so much going on, nicole. but look at these temperatures, they are in the 80s for the first part of the week. then after that we are looking at temperatures that will be dropping a lot by the time we get to wednesday, and they are in the 70s low 70s, at that. >> well, we can handle low 70s, i think carol thank you. it is 5:18. more trouble for bill cosby. atlantic city police now investigating rape allegations against him. actress lilly bernard claims cosby drugged and raped her. she reportedly spoke with atlantic city police last week. now, it is unclear when the alleged conduct happened, but there is no statute of limitations on rape in new jersey. bernard's attorney gloria allred released statement reading in part lilly is very glad that she made her report

yesterday and she want other women to know that if they allege and have they had a they were victimized by mr. cosby in new jersey that they should also report their allegations to the police there. >> well, congress is encouraging states to step up penalties and education to reduce texting and driving. minnesota senator amy is introducing legislation next week. the government estimate that any moment, 660,000 people are using cell phones or other hand held electronics behind the wheel. researchers say it makes drivers 23 more times likely to crash. texting while driving is outlawed in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. on the cbs morning news, just in time for mothers day new skin is her up that some women say is reversing years of damage making them look years younger. health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it works.

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today is saturday, may ninth, thanks for joining us i'm nicole brewer. just about 5:30, we send it over to carol for the forecast. busy weekend? >> really is. we've got the dad vail, it is mother day race for the cure, and then just million other events that are going on. we need the weather to cooperate this weekend. basically it will. though we do start with some fog out there this morning. you can see as we take a look at center city philadelphia, not big deal, because it may be taking off the top 30, 40 floors of some of those belted action. but on the gown, it is fine. it is as you get closer to the coast, through south jersey you find the fog lower to the grounds, and harder to get around. and those are the areas where the dense fog advisory is in effect until about 11:00 the closer you are to the coast

and around 9:00 this morning through the mt. laurel and salem areas. soap, a foggy start you'll get used to, that because over the next couple of days, we will also be find that to be true. we have visibilities, right now, just half mile through atlantic city and wildwood, .3 of a mile through millville, 1 mile in dover and everybody beyond that, by the time up get to philadelphia. it is a little bit better, but certainly along the new jersey and delaware areas just watch it. storm scan3 showing the fog as it rolls on in. and there is a lot of it out there. we have mild temperatures, though, than is the nice part of the morning, 64 in philadelphia, right now, in the 60s in number of locations. we have temperatures that by noon will be getting into the lower 70s high temperature today around 80 degrees, we will be finding some sun some clouds out there looks like nice day coming up once we can bright ten up just little bit. but, that will be coming, nicole until. >> all right carol thank you. and speaking of events, the final day of competition in

the dad vail regatta kicks off in about 90 minutes thousands of collegiate athletes are taking part, and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff is there. when we talk about jam up on the schuylkill today we may mean the river. not the expressway. right? a lot of boats throughout? >> that's right. yes, this is a six lane expressway here, this event today. i know you're out yesterday. you got really inter-active with your story, looks awesome, real excited to be here today. we're about two and a half hours youth from start time. of course this is day two no time over 100 teams from around the country are going to be hitting the water shaking it up. now if you ask me, it is the most beautiful rowing route in the world t wouldn't have been so if it wasn't for dad vail. the university of wisconsin coach, for which the regatta is named. him and u penn coach wanted to solidify rowing programs and interest in student and for schools struggling to form these teams around the country. so, here we are, 77 years later, expecting upward of

10,000 to attend, really great showing yesterday. some of you know, some financial issues back in 2010, almost put a stop to the dad dad vail being held here in philadelphia. but thanks to current sponsor aberdeen asset group, table preserve it. so if you are coming out today, the grand stands 2200 kelly drive. nicole we send it back to you. >> great thing to watch. i have to say, no cost, no charges. they can come out and support those athletes for free. alexandria thanks. all right well, emotional day, at temple university's graduation ceremonies. student paid tribute to classmate, hit-and-run who could not walk with them. rachael hall's mother kathy accepted her daughter's agree agree on her behalf. she received a standing ovation. hall critically injured last wednesday night riding her book on the temple class -- campus. >> when i heard about her situation, i felt real bad. i'm glad her mom came. i'm glad everyone stood up for her. she had the opportunity to casino of have the support of

all of everyone here. >> hall is a lacrosse player and is said to become a police office nerve washington, d.c., after graduation. but she's in critical condition right now. the driver who reported confessed to hitting hall, roberts, charged thursday with fleeing the scene after accident. well, chopper three over an accident on friday involving five vehicles. this is the intersection of allendale and keebler roads in king of prussia montgomery county. officials say at least two people were taken to the hospital. there is no word yet on what caused that crash. well, a judge declares a mistrial for the manna cured of murdering aton paths. this morning hearing from the jury including one juror who says he could not convict the suspect from maple shade. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more on that decision, that has left one of the nation's highest profile missing children's cases unresolved. >> you know what you did. >> anger and frustration from

the poor woman of the jury after 18 hours of deliberations, a mistrial after one hold out juror who said he couldn't find pedro hernandez every killing et etanpat z- for me his confession was very bizarre, no matter how many times it happened it, got more and more bizarre. and i feel the initial confession, there were lots of issues surrounding custody surrounding miranda rights. >> prosecutors say the maple shade new jersey man arrested in 2012 confessed to strangling and killing six jerold etan in new york in 1979. stanley, etan's father spoke out for the first time since the trial start in the january. >> etan was a beautiful outgoing friendly, curious little kid. he would have made a great adult. >> with the jury deadlock, prosecutors say they will retry this case, but defense attorneys for hernandez say they've had the wrong man the

entire time. >> i would say that there is only a resolution if the correct man is held responsible. and we firmly believe that pedro hernandez is not the right man. >> pedro hernandez will remain lock up while the retrial process progresses. prosecute letters rely this case with more definitive answer in june. in the sat center, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just shocking discovery by spanish customs workers who found a eight year old boy inside a suitcase. an x-ray of that bag first revealed what officers believe to be a human silhouette. they say young woman smuggled that boy into spain from the ivory coast. she is now facing charges. that child is okay, and is now in the care of social services. >> well, just when you thought it was safe to go back in. a great white shark is being tracted off the jersey shore. the 3500 pounder was north of brigantine yesterday and our steve patterson tells us the shark's arrival has some beach

lovers pretty nervous. >> tough guys, gregg senior, gregg junior, planning to ends friday with a little dip in the ocean. now they're not so sure. >> little apprehensive, and scared little bit. you know? makes me little nervous they're so close. >> afraid of lady named mary lee, who i guess we should mention is also a 3500 pounds 16-foot great white shark. >> i think it was 1975, the movie jaws? that's still with me. >> mary was tag back in 2012 by the research non-profit osearch. so every time her fin pops up above the water she is pinged on additional map. three years 20,000 miles later, her latest ping just 10 miles from the jersey shore. >> swimming out in the ocean we are in fact swim being sharks whether we want to ignore that fact or not. >> marine biologist says people shouldn't be worried about becoming dinner, but if fear drives interest in research that's not a bad thing.

>> raising great awareness. >> mary lee now more than 18,000 followers on twitter besides some great equips and responses, people are also getting facts, they wouldn't normally find. >> people are constantly clicking on a link, checking on articles, read being their migratory patterns, how think breathe, things like. that will i think it is great. >> so, as far as we know, mary lee hasn't surfaced since early this morning. also believes the increase in shore activity comes from increase in seal activity, which means more food for mary lee. it is the latest from brigantine i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, ooh i witness news. >> all right, 5:37 right now. it is that time of year to start planning your summer getaways. but packing shouldn't be your only concern. coming up next, what you should do if you get caught in severe weather like a tornado. >> and it is a foggy start this morning as we take a live look at ocean city. you can barely make out the boardwalk there. carol returns with the forecast this mother day weekend. we'll be right

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storm sandy. are being replenished, and improved. engineers say it will protect thousands of homes from future storms. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, has more on the work just underway on long beach island. >> there are pipes. there are bulldozers, and lots of other heavy equipment not the most eye-pleasing scenery for trip to the shore. but something many people at long beach island welcome with open arms. >> like 10-foot drop straight down. there was no beach. >> gary says sandy was close call for his beachfront house in ship bottom. >> a lot of debris, a loft furniture, garbage cans, we had sand in my driveway, about 2 feet. >> now sand piling up where it belongs on the beach. engulfed in haze, they continued the first phase of 128 million-dollar project to build up long beach island's ocean front the same or bigger than it was before sandy. ship bottom will be the first town to have beaches and dunes up to 415 feet wide, and

22 feet high. >> it is very, very nice. gives you little reassurance it was bad last night. >> almost three years after sandy some people are still struggling to bounce back. new jersey officials say building up the dunes is a important step to prevent losses from future storms. still, about 50 property owners haven't signed their do you know easement, and will face eminent dohmann. thomas water's bike shop flooded during sandy he says most people in ship bottom believe the positive of building up the beaches far outweigh negative like restricted views or disturbed beach access. >> absolutely. we need the sand. we feel blessed we're getting it. anyone that doesn't want it, i think, is silly. >> the replentishment project will continue throughout the summer. but officials tell me, they'll only shutdown about thousand feet of beach at a time. and the way this moves no one should be closed more than four, ten days. in ship bottom, cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right 5:42, carol you mention, weaver huge weekends ahead, a lot of

people hoping for good weather. >> yes generally we like that when we have to do outside things and this is the time of year you want to get outside. it looks beautiful through the poconos right now. you can see they don't have any fog there. they are pretty far from the coast. and as the coast where you are really looking at the fog so you can see or barely see ocean city, i should say. boardwalk is out there. but, there is dense fog. then you move into the philadelphia area, and it starts to lessen by the time we get here, than is a view you can see across the delaware, from the palmyra cove nature park, all the way over into the philadelphia area across the delaware. so the sky conditions are not as bad here, but around the shower areas, south jersey, delaware, be real careful driving around this morning. 61 degrees, the present temperature, and that is out in new jersey, 64, out at the airport, in philadelphia, we have 60 in trenton, 62 in wilmington, 59 down in millville, in all of the areas of the fog and then you head up to the poconos clear skies, low drops 48 degrees

this morning. storm scan3 really not problems in the area except for the fog. because it just makes it hard to see things, and you definitely especially driving, or you're walking you do want to be able to see what you're doing. little difficult this morning but that should be ends being 11:00 this morning when the dense fog advisory expires. now, our weather today: little bit more in the way of humidity than we might be accustom to. temperatures today will be getting into the 80s may stop at 80 degrees, may go to 81, which would then necessitate the s here. but, otherwise temperatures will be very mild today. partly sunny conditions, we do see front, that's out there couple of weather players out in fact, there is one down here that's a tropical storm. tropical storm ana. now, it will be passing off the new jersey and delaware coastlines probably, on monday night. but a front will be continuing to aid it, not bothering us, however, you may be finding some of the clouds, the fog associated with that, moving on in. now, tomorrow, we start with a

fog, just like we did today. and we will be finding some sunshine by afternoon temperatures will be higher tomorrow, and they should be in the middle eight's, and then by monday, shower or thunderstorm, as the system gets little closer and pulls away, and the front comes on through. weather changes a lot. i think mid-week on, the temperatures really drop for this time of the year. they get where they're supposed to be instead of above normal where we're finding them right now. future weather in to motion, some breaks in the clouds, as we go through 3:00 this afternoon, as we move on through tonight, we have some clouds weaver some fog we start with some fog tomorrow morning, and couple of clouds, as well. but, nothing that's going to impact race for the cure, or doing whatever it is that you want to do. by noon, sunday, we still find a few clouds. we find few breaks. do we find a shower? perhaps isolated thunderstorm, and in one spot, maybe on sunday afternoon. otherwise, i think monday you have better chances every picking up a shower or thunderstorm.

this is a look, computer model right now obvio off. it does want to bring couple every showers in here. even more by the time we hit the noon hour monday with some breaks later on in the day then, tuesday again we may be finding at least shower or thunderstorm, with that tropical moisture coming up here from tropical storm ana bringing the fog too which we have out at the dad vail. temperature today 80, otherwise, partly sunny conditions, looks like nice day to get rowing on the river. 80 degrees our temperature today. tonight, we drop down to 65 degrees as that cloud fog, bank builds again. tomorrow though the high temperature middle 80s for mothers day. so it will be a hot one for mom. and the third time in 20 years that the temperatures been above 80 degrees on mothers day. race for the cure, we start out mild tomorrow morning. 73 degrees. all those people, all those fabulous messages, you'll want to watch doing that from 6:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning. then going through the next couple every days, notice the first half of the week, it is warm out there. and then, after that, by

wednesday, our high temperature is only coming off tuesday's high of 87 degrees. wow, what a change. you know there is casino every weather makes you think of vacation, doesn't it? well, there is a conference of emergency preparedness underway in atlantic city shall and members of the local emergency management community gathering there, they were getting trained, they had some conversations about what can happen even to them on a vacation. >> vacations are supposed to look like the one jim and maureen are on, relaxing in fabulous weather. but what about the other weather extreme? weather that twists. >> tornados and vacations never even something i think about. i mean, you don't want to think of tornados going on vacation. >> a news story about last summer's deadly tornado in virginia at a campgrounds. three dead, hundreds of other terrified, like dave carpenter, jr. his official title on the screen: emergency management coordinator of new castle county. but also family man on

vacation at the campgrounds. >> my son went off with tornado warning. >> brand new camper, wife and kids inside, ended up wheels up in a f1 tornado. >> i told her hold on. within couple elf secretary we were over on the roof. >> that terror has david telling other emergency responds terse can happen to you, weather problems, ideal settings when your mindset is on vacation. meteorologists know big storms can come fast in the summer. >> typical lead time for weak tornado around here sometimes only one, two minutes. >> vacationers get that minute through local cell towers linking cell phones with the local wireless emergency alert. only -- >> we need to get your attention right this minute to do something right now. >> dave ' going camping against next week, new camper, new awareness weather next takes a vacation. >> good idea, you may want to leave technology behind on your vacations, but take your smart phone the ones after 2012 have this wea wireless emergency alert already on it.

that sound you sometimes hear in the middle of the night amber alerts, that sort every thing, that's on there. they want you to pay a ten show good heads up. you don't think about it, you think about at home when you have access to the things you need. >> your phone knows because it goes to the local cell tour, you are in a new area, will let you know there is a problem in that area. >> that's good. carol, thank up, appreciate t still ahead on "eyewitness news", a car accident can leave anyone feeling overwelmed, some advice if you ever find yourself in a fender bender. >> also ahead, a big night for the phillies, ryan howard blasted out of the ballpark. beasley reese with the highlight against the mets, that's coming up next in sports.

>> weekend series, pitching match up, one of the best you could imagine. cole hamels, versus matt harvey. nicole -- cole looking great. he went seven innings struck out eight only gave up one run. could the phillies get in some runs? that's the problem. leave to ryan howard. gets single their right. scoring fred toy make it one-nothing phillies. but the big guy wasn't done. fourth inning, he connects with the harvey pitch and sends it into a place where it is beyond the confines of the ballpark. that makes it two-one, to the ninth we go. jonathan papelbon, gets the fly, out to left, to end it. he ties for the most saves in phillies history, with a 112 phillies win three to one. special feeling, rookies walking into nfl facility for the first time. pro jersey your name on it, eagles rookies started mini camp. eagles draft pick taking part with first round selection notes, agholor drawing most

of the attention this video courtesy of philadelphia eagles. several un drafted rookies also at the complex hoping to earn a spot. linebacker and third round pick jordan hicks put the to in perspective. >> new swaying. you don't agree to expect. you have a lot of anticipation coming in here. you're jitters you're anxious, you don't know what it will be like, and that's exactly the same as college except on completely different level. you didn't have this university of the texas day one, day two you snow completely different level. it is your dream. it is what we've all been working for all of these years. >> we may see resolution to deflate gate sometime next week, according to a report in the new york daily news nfl commissioner roger goodel will suspend tom braid. report speculate it will be two game suspension. >> red wings have geffin mike babcock until the end of may to explore other job opportunity. he is the only coach to win five national or international

titles. the flyers have said to be interested. may be competition, five other teams all without a coach. if you haven't seen the may weather-manny fight tonight is your night. it was build as the fight of the century and instead of paying $100 you can see it for free if you have show time. that's sports, i'm beasley reese, have a great day. >> well, if you have ever been in a car accident, you know how scary and kay the particular can be and how easy it is to forget important information at the scene. in this week's angie's list report, jim donovan has some do's and don't you should keep in mind after any accident. >> if you fine yourself in a fender bender, you may become easily overwhelm. best bet remain calm and take notes. >> most of us car a camera around on our phone so great way for to you document what happened. take pictures of your car take pictures of the scene. because you can have those to share with your insurance company or the police for that matter. >> your photos should help tell the story of what

happened. they may also expedite an insurance claim. >> the best thing that can be shown in a photo that you can get at the time of the accident is something that will show us several things. the point of impact on the car, any road mark that's there may be such as a turn lane, traffic light getting the license getting snapshot of the license plate of the other party and very importantly, get snapshot of their insurance identification card. >> in some racks like rearend collision, it seems easy to assign blame. but don't be pressured into excepting responsibility until all of the facts are gathered. >> you don't ever want to admit fault. in many cases there are other factors that have happened in accidents that you are not aware of. somebody may be that you don't realize it is a no turn on red and they have turned. which can cause at worse contributory liability. >> and don't sign anything at the accident scene. unless a police are asking to you do it. >> what you want to do in that

scenario, just be exchanging your information with the other driver, exchange your contact information your insurance information. leave the rest of the documentation to the police. >> for more advice from angie and when to do if you're involved in a auto accident, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> right? good advice there. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" tragedy for tourist in philadelphia. when she struck and killed by a duck boat. we'll hear from witnesses coming up next. also ahead bringing the greatest works of art out of the museum. find out who is doing it, and just how they're getting it done. >> and it is a little fog any some spots this morning carol back with the forecast for the rest of your saturday. we'll be right back.

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tragedy for a couple philadelphia. a woman crossing the street is hit and killed by a duck boat. we'll hear from eyewitnesses coming up next. also ahead authorities name a suspect in the recent abduction and rape in fishtown. >> and day two of the dad vail regatta. thousands of college athletes are getting set for another day of the rowing competition on the schuylkill river. going to be a busy weaken here in philly. today is saturday, may ninth good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:00. we want to send it over to

carol because as i said, a lot going on in philly, and a lot of event where people just want good wetter. >> yes, or if you just want to walk down the street or just be outside. we need our weather to be good. and, it will be for the most part very good this weekend, it will be warmer than it should be this time of the year. well into the 80s cooler today than will be tomorrow. but we start with the fog today. look at this in ocean city. it is hard to see anything dense having advisory in effect until 9:00, until 9:00 through burlington county. this is a foggy start. it is not as bad through center city philadelphia. but the fog's not totally absent. just higher up. center city looks just fine. then head down to rehoboth beach. also looking at little fog right there. 58 degrees right now the winds are light, one of the reasons that the fog is able to hang around the way it is this morning. storm scan3 nothing really going on in our area. we d