hilly. 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 do have the fog otherwise

it looks like it is relatively quiet. and, quite mild. temperatures are in the 60s in every single location, until you get out to reading at 57, and the poconos at 52 degrees. it will be warming up today though, by noon, around 73 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., 78. our high temperature today right about 80 degrees. fewer clouds this afternoon but not totally cloud-free. we move on through the afternoon hours. as you can see on our computer model, we start to thin the clouds out by the time we hit the noon hour. finish out the time line. talk about temperatures, precipitation, tropical storm that's all ahead. nicole until. >> carol, thank up. well, it is the final day of the 77th annual dad vail regatta. that means thousands of collegiate rowers will soon be competing o the schuylkill river. live on the river with this philadelphia tradition good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. i was just under an hour from start time. i see couple of teams already out practicing, i presume, but

learning a little bit more on that we will talk to the organization president, jim hanna. all right, so, day two here. tell me this weather. what's the situation looking like it will be today for you guys? >> gbsolutely beautiful. people should come early. we are expecting record attendance competition is really going to be intense. the great thing about the aberdeen dad vail regular at, a everyone can get up very close it the athlete, by sitting right on the river wall, you can see the athletes perspiring, as they come into the finish, and listen to the coxins and urging them on. we've got practically 3,000 athlete, it is over 100 schools, we draw crews from aurifies away as ontario canada, san diego california, and florida. this year, very easy for people to get around with the our app. only available on apple devices, if you have apple iphone, or ipad, or if you have the watch, it is very easy, to get directions, to see instantaneous finishes, you get the complete line up.

so we're expecting very, very intense competition today. wire our hometown school drexel which is going to -- drexel dragons hanging onto their title hopefully. michigan from out of state mi. it is here to compete so we're drawing a lot of prestigious schools. although we've always kate toward small school programs, it is interesting, this regatta has grown to be so large. >> thank you so much. that was the goal, 77 years ago, to help schools incorporate these programs correct. because at that point, you know, the interest might have slumped but obviously as we see out here today this is a really exciting, my first time here, so i'm real excited to be here. also as far as transportation, you know, obviously the surge on, public transportation, that there will be free shuttles, is that correct? >> people if they choose to drive, there is a fee to park. but the shuttles are free, and entry is free. so that's great aspect of the regatta, no charge. >> really really great aspect.

we will be out here, as things begin, again nicole, just under one hour. i'm reporting live out here kelly drive. i send it back to you. >> beautiful day for a regatta, alec, thanks. 6:04 right now. new this morning shooting in the suburbs. police say a 20 year old man was shot in the abdomen just before 1:00 this morning. the victim, found in the street near tennis avenue, north spring garden. that's in abington, montgomery county. the victim is recovering this morning from non-life threatening injuries, so far authorities have not made an arrest. >> well, a tourist is left dead on center city street, the result of another duck boat tragedy. horrified crowds watched it unfold 11th and arch street in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to eyewitnesses who describe what happened. >> people are telling she she wasn't paying attention. whatever she was into, it happened so fast. >> horror for a husband wacking steps from his wife as she is struck and killed by a

duck boat caring 28 passengers. >> he heard his wife scream behind him then realize she had been struck. >> happened at 11th and arch just after 5:00 fright in front of the convention center, one of center city's busiest intersections, at the busiest time of day. witness too shaken to up show her face talked to "eyewitness news". >> the duck boat was filled, filled with people going by, they was talking going by, like they usually do. and she wasn't paying attention. and 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 has severe head trauma. and also massive injuries to her body. >> 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 say the woman and her husband were tourist frost texas, on their way back to hilton garden in, where they

were staying for mothers day weekend. 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 for this woman. i pray for her. i hope to console her family the best we can. >> the 72 year old driver of this duck boat will likely be found not at fault and no charges are 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 n center city diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and unfortunately this is not the first deadly accident involving a duck boat two hungarian student died when barge being push by a tugboat capsized a duck boat on the delaware river. federal investigators say that tugboat pilot was distracted by a family emergency and on his cell phone just before that crash. a multi million dollar settlement was reached in a lawsuit over the death.

>> well, now to the latest on the investigation into a violent sexual assault in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. this morning investigators have a pretty big break in that case. the brother of that suspect is urging him to surrender. he spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> because my brother didn't do nothing like. that will i know my brother didn't do that. >> but police say jose's younger brother, manuel, did abduct and sexually assault a 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 cintron tried to attack her at 4:20 in the morning on friday may first. she told detectives she was walking down ruscomb street when cintron came up with a gun and said 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 to up her with a gun and said quote

do exactly what i say, and i won't hurt you get into the van. >> this 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 the van so she couldn't see his license plate. >> it was crazy. crazy the charges serious. you know what i mean? and i don't see my brother doing that. 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. >> if you know you didn't do nothing, let them know, you know what i mean? 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 video is either blue or gray, if you have any information, give police a call. reporting sbu, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch launches federal investigation into the baltimore police department. the justice department will look for patterns of discriminatory policing, things like the use every excessive force improper arrest this follows the in custody death of freddie gray. six baltimore police officers were charged last week, in his death. >> well, special honor for philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. his 46 years in law enforcement are 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 his belief that ramsey should stay on as commissioner when he leaves office. it is 09:00 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", imagine taking care of seven children? now, imagine doing that while battling breast cancer. coming up: one mother's john which her entire family, by her side. plus this:

>> eliminate the stress of coordinate ago big event with volunteers, with a couple of handy website. i'm kira dubois, i'll have that tech minute coming just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs.

powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. i used to be able to have students come in and we do a social studies project and it was connected to language arts

and it was connected to math. we educated in such an interdisciplinary way that educated the whole child. the testing shouldn't be in the driver's seat. i should be in the driver's seat. i should be directing my students in a way that's helping them make connections not just for an assessment but for life. >> back now on "eyewitness news", tomorrow the 25th annual race for the cure for breast cancer. our pat ciarrocchi introduces us to one mom with seven reasons to celebrate being a survivor. >> oh, i love you guys too. >> when life gives you seven children patty rose says

every minute is filled with someone or something. >> my hands were already full raising seven children. how could i fit this into my life? >> in 2013, at age 36, pat had i to make room to battle for a lifetime. she had an aggressive breast cancer. >> i told michael i said, i'm going to kick it and take its name in 2013 and that's exactly what i did. >> the diagnosis was no game. neither was the treatment. chemotherapy for 14 straight days every month for six month. >> the nausea was so strong, i would have a bucket on one arm, and i would either have laundry or somebody's lunch bag. >> how could patty be a mom of seven and a cancer patient too? >> it is flight or fight. and my mode was fight. >> but also joy. dancing in the kitchen when her energy surged between

treatments. >> there is not many things in the world that can scare you to the point of it is just shear terror but empowers you at the same time. >> on mother day patty will join the survivors of the susan g. komen race for the cure. >> we all need hope. you know? that's what pushes everybody through, this dark journey. >> pushing through to say this. >> i had beat cancer. at this point there wasn't anything i couldn't do. you know? it made raising seven kids lock easy. >> and cancer free. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that's incredible woman and beautiful family. and we do want to invite to you join the woman of "eyewitness news" for live coverage of the 25th anniversary of the susan g. komen race for the cure for

breast cancer. twenty-five years of saving lives. we live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. on mother day once again that's tomorrow may tenth. carol, i know you're ready. >> yes. we are all ready. it will be a great show. just a great event out on the parkway, so everybody watch tomorrow. 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. if you are not already going out there. our weather watch remembers up this morning nicole, already this morning. they are a little disappoint in the what they are finding outside. let's see what our 61 degrees temperature has to say. bill says, out in cart inning ton, cloudy but warm for this time of the day that's exactly right. in fact our high temperature in the afternoon should only be lower 70s we will be around 08 degrees today. we have 58 degrees temperature and this is out where fran is staying out in not inning ham, pennsylvania. foggy start to the day there. he is pretty far inland, a lot foggier the closer you get to the coast. and david dutch is staying out in clem inning ton little lit mist falling.

we heard that from ed, as well. so you have that moisture hanging around in the air this morning, in fact, i can show it to you. would you like to see it? take a look at this, how about this for family photo? it is nothing. it is ocean city. it is so foggy out there. we do have a dense fog advisory, that goes until 10:00 this morning. there is a boardwalk back there. but, you would never know it. 64 degrees, our temperature right now, in philadelphia, 60 in trenton, 63 wilmington, 54 in the poconos. go along the shore areas, you have temperature of 61 degrees. and that's pretty close what the ocean temperature s so there is so much moisture that's coming in, and you are going to be finds that fog even moving inland, from the shore, this is a look at fog these aren't clouds, these are just bands every fog rolling on in. so some areas heavier than others. just know until about 11:00 this morning until we get some mixing and the sun working on this, that it will be foggy, in a number of spots. it will be mild, too. temperature of 80 degrees today. okay maybe 81. partly sunny skies by this

afternoon. we are also looking at a day that tomorrow will be warmer than today. still, partly sunny skies by afternoon, still starting with some fog in the morning tomorrow. but temperatures getting into the middle 80s. cold front comes through, will change our temperatures, in a dramatic way because it will be warming up by tuesday. it will be in the upper 80s by that point. there is also a tropical storm out there. ana is out there right now. and there is little bit of impact, with that. we get some of that flow coming up offer the ocean we get a lot of humidity, weaver front coming through tonight err act with some of that. so we can't totally rule out shower or thunderstorm chances on both monday and tuesday. but, otherwise we just have some fog some clouds out there, later thon afternoon two spots of maybe a sprinkle, maybe, that should be t and then tomorrow morning we start with some clouds, we end up with sun and clouds, and you might end up even with a isolated shower in a couple of spots tomorrow afternoon. but, otherwise it, looks like

it is a nice mothers day and it is definitely a warm one. then, by monday, we start to seymour in the way of precipitation, this is a look at the present time willing. 1:00 in the afternoon monday. showing few showers around, showing few showers here and there, by monday night but also we get some skies to start to clear out little bit. only to be filled in with few more clouds by tuesday. so casino of a similar, not bad weather pattern but just little unsettled. we do have this tropical storm ana with a wind of 60 miles an hour right now. should not be an impact really for us, it will be passing off the coast of new jersey, and delaware, on monday night. otherwise, we just watch for temperatures that are warm, 80 degrees today our wind coming up out of the southeast five to 10 miles an hour, that's humid direction. tonight 65 degrees, partly cloudy know, fog developing again overnight. but mild overnight. and mild mother day race for the cure. 73 degrees by 8:00 in the morning. so if you are going to be out there, make sure you're ready

for some warm weather by mother day afternoon, eight a degrees, any morning fog that comes partly sunny and mother day, being that warm, it is the third time in 20 years that the temperatures have been 80 or above. we will stay above 80 degrees today, tomorrow, monday, and tuesday, tuesday at after front comes through here our high temperatures will only be in the lower seven's, by thursday, we might stop in the upper 60s. i put 707 there just to make it easy. but you get the idea. it is cooler. by friday, 74 degrees. not bad forecast anyway. nick snow. >> not at all. carol, thank you. it is 6:19 right now. it is a whole new way of looking at art. it is art from the inside out. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones explains. >> if the paintings grab your attention, but look bit out of place, that's the point. call it spontaneous encounters with masterpieces on main street. whether it is in newtown bucks county media, delaware county or haddonfield, new jersey where claude monet's

can be seen in front of the high school. >> i hope it will make people curious. >> philadelphia museum of art associate curator mark mitchell likes this piece. titled by artist frederick edwin church. >> what makes this painting special? >> well, this paint something sort after sum mailings of landscaping in america. which is the first school of american art. >> that piece of art history now sits outside haddonfield's borough hall. it is all part of the museum's new inside out installation. the whole idea behind the program is to take some of the pieces of artwork here from inside the art museum, and take them outdoors. and put them in public spaces. people wouldn't normally expect to see them. original works of art that hang in the philadelphia museum of art are turned into high quality reproductions that are being placed outside. >> they are photographs printed and then framed with museum quality frame. varnished with marine grade varnishing totally safe for

outdoor use. >> total of five communities including south philadelphia, mt. airy are getting the installation. >> by may 15th all five communities will be installed each community will get about 12 works of art. those works of art will be up for three months. >> inside out will move to five other neighborhoods in the fall. from the art museum, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and meanwhile outside the art museum, college graduates from across philadelphia tossed their caps into the air about 350 student mayor nutter and other officials were part that far celebration on the museum steps. cathy sledge of sister sledge sang the group's hit we are family with the graduate. that's pretty cool, too. hey, whether you're a parent organizing he g school fundraiser or manager coordinating employee training handling the logistics of running a big event can be difficult and stressful. in this tech minute, cnet.com, kara tsuboi, reports on couple of websites and apps that aim to take the pain out of

planning. >> organize ago group of people for a big event can be like herding cats. hundreds of emails confusion about roles, if there is need to collect money forget t you will be tracking down the last 20 bucks for the next six months. well technology is here to help. the website sign up genius lets event coordinators create custom sign up page from over 500 templets. key to the page, to your specific group and event whether it is church fundraiser college outing or refreshment for your kids sports teams. the basic version free, and let you manage your event with e-mail text reminders, collect payments through pay pal, and add custom questionsment volunteer spot, great for organizing volunteer events like classroom activities, youth sporting event. once you create sign up page, volunteers can access the page through the web or marble peep. basic services are free to use. in san francisco cnet.com. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, 6:22 right now.

it is a move toy make you laugh. hitting theatres this weekend. it stars reese whitherspoon and sophia. see how they put new spin on the buddy comedy. we'll have a preview of hot pursuit coming up next.

well, reese whitherspoon follows up her oscar nominated performance in wild with a buddy comedy co-starring modern family's so far ear a. whitherspoon not only stars in the project but her company also produces the movie. suzanne marquez spoke with the pair about their hot pursuit.

>> i'm officer cooper. here to escort to you dallas. >> you are like a little dog that i can put in my purse. >> reese whitherspoon plaza by the book officer and in the new comedy hot pursuit. >> my husband just got murdered. now they are coming to get me. >> both stars serve as he can tiff producers on the film. >> chasing guys, it was just really about two women helping themselves. >> yes. >> the two women had been trying to find a project to work on together for years. (speaking spanish). >> what's the favorite scene? >> i love when she was speaking spanish because she felt slyk he was like tortured a little bit. and she was uncomfortable. and she was nervous. >> i was so nervous to speak spanish front of her. >> she laughed at me. >> it was really fun. >> i one not so funny part, on screen fight led to real life injury. >> she is very strong.

>> like i think you're going to get hurt. and i kept shoving her and shoving her. i think i have you like she said i think -- (laughing). >> it was awesome. >> but whitherspoon was back at work the next day. suzanne marquez cbs news, hollywood. >> oh, my goodness. love those two especially love sophie, a so funny. still ahead on "eyewitness news", we will take you to emotional ceremony honoring world war ii veterans. also ahead, a startling image on an x-ray scan. boy, inside a small suitcase. the story behind this discovery by customs agent. awe all of that when "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be right back.

brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious.

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is saturday, may ninth, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. we send over to carol for a check on the forecast, a busy weekend ahead carol. >> it is, it is 64 degrees, already this morning. a lot of humidity out there too, nicole. and fog as you may be opening your window, looking out not seeing much, but some fog. why don't we do the very same thing here? first of all finding little bit of fog as you look at philadelphia, ben franklin bridge, but there is some fog there, you go to the shore and that's all you see.

this is ocean city right now. fogged in, socked in, and we do have dense fog advisory, and that goes until about 11:00 this morning for the areas closest to the shore until about 9:00 as you get toward mt. laurel, salem. still theced to less than quarter after mile in this. this is a foggy start, we have to get used to it, though, the next couple every days, may be finding similar foggy starts. visibilities, down to half mile through millville, and dover, .8 of a mile in atlantic city, .3 of a mile in wildwood. now, the visibility is dropped little through philadelphia, and trenton, just mile and a half basically in trenton and two and a half through philadelphia. the fog is there until about 11:00 as i mentioned now, you can see down rehoboth beach boardwalk plaza that people are out. they are not letting this fog impact them getting out. nor should you. 64 degrees, in philadelphia right now. sixty trenton. 63 degrees in wilmington, with our winds about 8 miles an hour, right now as long as we get these wind coming up even though they are out of the east we should be able to break up some of the clouds

and the fog. we have storm scan3 showing not much going on, first thing this morning though you may find a lyle mist some of our weather watchers reporting just light mist out, there all of the humidity we have going on. by noon, 73, by 5:00 p.m. 80 degrees today. we finding some sun trying to struggle through some of the clouds, as we move through the afternoon. we will check out cooler at the end of the week, seven day forecast, coming up. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. as we've been talking about pretty much all morning long, the final day of competition at the dad vail regatta gets underway this morning. the tradition now in its 77th year. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff live along the river with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole, here at team temple right now. there are action cooking both already out on the river practicing right here head coach rebecca very curious just talked to the organization president, he was saying it is not only necessarily the strongest but obviously strength important. but how do you get in the

right mindset to get out in the water? >> great question. something we started working on in august, sort of verbalize g, getting ready practicing race, simulation throughout the year, being in race situations, where you're up down, just kind of build that confidence. so year long pros toast get to you this point to be ready to be as fast as possibleyou need to be. >> very good. seeing your work out equipment over there. so, is this the main method of training? i have used at the gym. but his is effective for the water, too? >> our rowing machines technically means work meters, measures your output, so we do a lot of training on those throughout the winter do, a lot of running on land, a lot of weight lifting then obviously the running on the water. so kind of multifaceted approaching to training. >> everyone looks like they're in great shape. how did yesterday go? are you excited for today? >> yes, yesterday went great. advanced five boats in the semifinals this morning, so really excited about that perfect weather for racing today. so we really have high hopes how it will go. >> great. thanks so much for being with us obviously we'll be here for when the rain starts, 30 minutes away from that, reporting live on kelly drive

i'll sends it back to you nicole. >> i had the chance to row with temple's women's varsity eight. tell rebecca and the ladies i said hello and good luck. >> it is a great team out there. well hey, it was an emotional day at temple university's graduation ceremony. student paid tribute to classmate critically injured in a hit-and-run who could not walk with them. rachael hall's mother kathy accepted her daughter's agree on her behalf. she received a standing ovation. hall was critically injured last wednesday night riding her bike on temple's campus. >> we didn't know her. but when i heard about her situation i felt really bad. and i'm glad that her mom came. and i'm glad everyone stood up for her. she had the opportunity to kind of have the support of everyone here. >> now hall is a lacrosse player, and is set to become a police officer in washington dc after graduation. but, she's in critical condition right now. the driver who reportedly confess today hitting hall, 18

year old rashon robert, charged thursday with fleeing the scene of an accident. >> chopper three over the scene after accident friday involving five carls. this is the intersection of allendale and keebler roads in king of prussia. officials say at least two people were taken to the hospital. there is no word yet on what caused that crash. >> well, judge declares mistrial for the manna cured of murdering aton, including from one juror who said he just could not convict the suspect from maple shade. jessica snyder more on the decision, one of the nays' highest profile missing children's cases unresolved. >> pedro hernandez you know what you did. >> anger from the for woman of the jury after 18 days of deliberation. the trial ended with one whole old juror who said despite the pressure he could not vote to convict. >> for me, his confession was very bizarre. in matter how many times it happened. it got more and more bizarre. and i feel that the initial

confession, there were lot of of issues surrounding custody surrounding miranda right. >> jurors spent more than 100 hours discussing this case. and re-listening to evidence. they said there was no fighting or screaming. but it was an intense process. >> when we first walked in, and took our first vote, there was a large chunk of people who were unsure, who had a feeling but hadn't gotten to reasonable past reasonable doubt yet. so there were, i was one of those people t took a few days for me to work through and analyze the testimony. >> we had 12 jurors it, each one of whom contributed at a high intellectual level. >> everyone of us had something to say. >> stanley etan's father spoke for the first time since the trial began in january. >> etan was a beautiful outgoing friendly, curious little kid. he would have made a great adult.

but that's what got him killed. because he was willing to go with this beep downstairs. >> for ten weeks the prosecution presented witnesses and evidence against pedro hernandez, saying he strangled and killed six year old etan but this one juror was not convinced. with the jury dead-locked and dismissed prosecutors have indicated they will retry this case but more definitive decision will come in june. district attorney cy issued this statement. we believe there is clear corroborated of of the defendant's guilt, the challenges in this case were, as err bathed by the passage of time but did not and should not tee doo zero deter it is. he will remain lock up while this process moves forward. but harvey fishwine said hernandez is innocent and had the wrong man from day one. >> i'm sure the city of new york is interested in a resolution of this case, i would say that is only a resolution if the correct man is held responsible.

and we firmly believe that pedro hernandez is not the right man. >> this man did it. he said it. how many times does the man have to confess before someone believes him? >> jessica snyder, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a large brush fire in the wharton state forest is now out. crews were able to contain that fire and in shamong burlington county after it burn for more than 24 hours. the fire broke out near route 206 and quaker bridge spanning more than 700 acres. chopper three over the scene thursday night showing large amount of smoke and of course flames. authorities aren't sure how the fire started but they say, it was likely caused by humans. >> all right well, events are held nation wood, to commemorate victory in europe day. dozens of vintage aircraft took flight over the national mall on friday. it has been 70 years since the hard fought victory and earlier this week, our carol erickson had the chance to spend some time with local veterans, who were recognized for their service to the greatest generation.

>> the passing years and the cane, will get you pretty far down memory lane. >> i guess you recognize all of this? >> yes, that's my old stuff. >> that stuff belonging to 90 year old ceasar fuss co-is treasure drove of world war ii navy history and his personal war history. >> i was a gunner's mate. see if there were any ships around. >> many decades now let him see perspective just as clearly as he saw the ships you. >> look at this and you say look, here i am, and where is that guy that was here, too? >> his memories but still vivid. came with war metals, uniforms co-still wear, and striking resemblance to the handsome 19 year old ceasar fusco who served two years now at the retirement home where he lives, he has few new world war ii memories, and buddies in the chairs near him. like 89 year old private robert mccann. >> you never met one another you come here and you meet. >> might have been better if we raised hell earlier stages of our life.

>> but this stage bridges kisses from great grandchildren, and commondations of appreciation from congressmen and the rest of us. we're happy that we did our best. >> greatest generation. >> i know. thank you. >> a terrific group of guys. >> oh, that had to really get you. >> oh, it was like -- yes. >> oh, wow that just got me choke up. i can't imagine being there. amazing tribute. carol, thank you. 6:40 right now. and oh, geez, i have to regain my come pure your. coming up next, very shocking image caught on x-ray scan. it is a boy small boy inside a suitcase, coming up the story behind the startling discovery by customs agent. and another siting down the shore for this shark. we have an update on mary lee's whereabouts. and why this is seeming like

more and more siting? well we've got the answers. >> mother day a time to celebrate mom. also a tim where scam artists take advantage of on line shoppers get that last minute gift. i'm in new york, that story coming

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. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm!

>> shocking discovery by spanish customs workers who found # year old boy inside suitcase.

x-ray of the bag first revealed what officers believed to be a human silhouette. they say, a young woman smuggled that boy into spain from the ivory coast. she is now facing charges. the child is okay. and is in the care of social services. those images are hard to look at. it is 6:44 right now 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 misconduct happened. but there is no statute of limitations on rape in new jersey. >> now bernard areas 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 evidence that they were victim identified by mr. cosby in new jersey, that they should also report their allegations to the police there. >> meanwhile, 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 while behind the wheel. now, researchers say it, makes drivers 23 times more likely to crash. texting while driving is outlawed in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. >> an update to story we've been following pretty much all this week. mary lee the shark who showed up down the shore. the last few days, she's been bringing smiles to brigantine and cape may. marine biologist says shark attacks about as likely as lightning strikes. she thinks mary lee may be feeding on harbor seals in the area. >> these past few seasons, we have had influx of harbor seals on our shore lines atlantic county also cape may county. now there is could be one of the possible resources some of the larger sharks like to feed on. >> but the most likely answer is also the most obvious.

sharks are all over the ocean we're just paying more attention to this particular one, by the way, you can actually follow mary leon twitter, find out how by going to cbsphilly.com. >> all right, mary lee has a twitter account. well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday mason joining us live from new york, good morning guys. >> reporter: i bet mary lee had twitter account before me. >> i saw marry lee actually, yes. i think it is a sweet name for a great white shark, don't you? good morning, nicole. coming up: they pop up when looking on line, looking for that perfect flight or hotel. our travel editor peter greenberg with a warning about new travel scams that are looking more and more legitimate. >> then it is the poker tournament hitting the best players in the world verse us a super computer. we'll show you who came out on top after some 80,000 hands. >> and, it is among the most famous films never finished. meet the man trying to complete what was to be orson

wells' come back picture. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, muse nick our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> all right, i'm going to follow mary lee, and i'm sure you, too will do the samement see where she shows up. >> ill for sure. >> and as she swims up the coast. >> guys, thanks for the preview. we appreciate t6:47 right now. nursing mothers now have new option at philadelphia international airport. the airport is collaborating with minute suites to provide mothers nursing station. traveling moms will now be able to access a private room free of charge for the first 30 minutes and at reduced rate of $14 for additional 30 minutes, if needed. mother day is tomorrow, of course, and many looking for the last minute giftment tina daniels report, the time of year when scam artists try to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers. >> flowers one of the most popular gift for mother day. but christopher brown, from

the federal trade commission, has a warning. >> scam remembers trying to take advantage of consumers and hopefully obtain their personal or financial information. >> hoping to attract unsuspecting users and get their credit card info. finding local flower shop on line can help you avoid that problem. but david from karen end's florist in vienna, virginia, says even then you have to be careful. >> make sure you're going to the official site of that flower shop. >> when you search for local shop, like karen's, the results will include national companies, that have placed ads ahead of the actual site. offering flowers in the same area. those call center orders can carry added fees. >> off continue times the customer really doesn't know that they have that additional cost. >> not only shoppers who need to be careful on line this time of year. go to -- send out fake mothers day e cards to mom appear to be from a child. but if the link is clicked?

>> often weighs in which the scammers will install spy wear some other malicious software onto your computer. >> federal trade commission says avoid clinging links when possible. and always make sure that the e-mail you have received is from a name you recognize. hanna daniels, cbs news, new york. >> well, march was apparently a history maker. but not necessarily for good reason. climatologist cents with the government, agency noah say last month the warmest march on record. now, that could mean on track to beat last year as the warmest year on record. beat last year as the warmest year on roarment many scientists say this is symptom of climate change. >> more wild weather here. take a look at this photo from the grand canyon showing snow showers yesterday. yes, the national park service posted that image on line. the winter like welcome perfectly timed against dramatic sunset. while it is, it was not unexpected. meteorologist hads warned visitors to expect

precipitation as a cold front moved through. but wow that's incredible picture, isn't it, carol? >> and hard not to have an incredible picture of the grand canyon. >> true. >> amazing site there. >> showing boring picture of the grand canyon might be even more difficult. we have 06 degrees -- look how mild it is. everybody is in the 60s at this point. 60 degrees temperature than is out with robin. she's in mt. laurel, and says very, very humid and cool for the moment. but, really, at 60 degrees, not all that cool. maybe the moisture making things feel like it is little cooler then 62 degrees, dolores in newark, delaware, hi carol feels like lightly misty outside. surprised by that very cloudy. report of fine mist out, there the fog oh, it is there. trying to fight our way across in ocean sit if we trip or stumble somebody pick us up. reduced visibility, dense fog advisory in effect, shore

areas, all the way up to philadelphia, that's until about 11:00 this morning for most of the areas palmyra cove nature park, if you were watching an hour or so ago we could see all the way across the delaware to the city of philadelphia. now you can barely see the delaware. you can't even see philadelphia. the fog continues to build. we are going to be finding that as we go through this morning. so, once again we ends up with foggy conditions and i think we will find that very same story tomorrow and maybe again monday morning mild, 64 in allentown, warmed up 56 in the poconos wildwood, atlantic city, very consistent temperatures 61 through here as we get some of the moisture coming in off the ocean and the ocean just about that 61 degrees temperature. so that is a consistent pool of air over the areas through south jersey and also through delaware. storm scan3 can't pick up that very fine mist, some

people are reporting this morning, but there are some clouds out there. and definitely some fog. the low hanging clouds. partly sunny today. by this afternoon with temperatures right about 80 degrees. there is a front out there. we even have a tropical storm to the south. it is called ana. and it sort of impact our weather, just an ads features to the weather i think we get some fog. today later we get some sun. tomorrow milder, temperatures in the middle 80s there is front starts to come through here. temperatures get even higher on monday and tuesday. and then, we see this system moving off the coast. and it is going to be creating just a really moisten vier onment for the possibility of picking up some showers and some thunderstorms. so warm, humid i think is the watch word before everything changes dramatically, by the time we get to wednesday. computer model pretty, pretty on target. i like. that will so we will keep that by 4:00 this afternoon the sun the clouds, we finally break out of some of the clouds s there a stray

shower? maybe one. and then, tomorroworning we do start with some clouds, some fog again by the afternoon, we get the sun breaks temperatures are warming up another chance of picking up a shower on sunday afternoon. would there and heavier little spot of precipitation? this computer model tends to believe so through delaware. by sunday night we're looking at some breaks in the clouds. but by monday we get more clouds. we even get more showers around here. monday around 1:00 in the afternoon, the way it is pegged right now. looks like we've got some rain showers around here. by the time we get to monday night, a lot of those should be moving on out. not out of the woods as far as at least maybe seeing a shower or thunderstorm again by tuesday. and some of that, we can blame, on ana. tropical storm ana. you can see, spinning here right off the carolina coast making very rough surf, as well. are you going to the race for the cure? we sure r6 to 9:00 a.m., watch the broadcast if you are not out there. sixty-eight by then. by that 8:00 a.m. 73, and by

10:00 a.m. 78 degrees. so many people out there it will be great. today, also, nice, 80 degrees, once we see some sunshine. 65 degrees tonight. and the next couple of days, we've got warm weather 85, on sunday monday 84, shower or thunderstorm tuesday 87, shower or thunderstorm, and then after that, we've got temperatures in the lower seven's, at most, and we will be back right after this. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses

or prescription sunglasses and get another one free. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision.

>> and we do hope you will join the women of "eyewitness news" for live coverage. twenty-fifth anniversary of the susan g. komen race for the cure for breast cancer 25 years of saving lives. we are live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. on mothers day tomorrow. and it is always a wonderful

event. carol, i know you will be out there at the art museum, as well. >> yes there will be tens and tens and tens and tens of thousands every people out there. it is just a phenominal, phenominal event t raises awareness, and it lets people know you're not alone if somebody has breast cancer? so true. all right well he will, we will see you tomorrow morning. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news", signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. bye bye!

good morning. it's may 9th 20156789 welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." se the country's midsection while the year's first tropical storm takes aim at the south. plus, a terror plot from a teenager. australian police say they stopped an attack similar to the boston marathon bombing. >> the president does something only three presidents have done before. and in a texas hold 'em tournament who would win? the world's best or a super computer? 80,000 poker hands reveal the answer. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90