>> derailed train, what really happened to amtrak 188. now the fbi is joining the case. plus trying to piece together a mystery, after police receive a tip that a baby was thrown off a bridge. convicted marathon bomber get the death penalty. victims react. i'm marlie hall in boston with the latest coming up. today is saturday may 16 thanks, it is 6:00 on the dot we send it over to carol for more on the summer forecast. >> it is a summer forecast, at 61, center city right now we will be adding over 20 degrees to our temperatures, as we move on through the afternoon, this is going to be warm day and the humidity will also be starting to increase.

this morning few high clouds, ben franklin bridge area looks okay. we head to the shore, you can start to pick up that golden glow of the sun, that's up, atlantic city looking nicety point. 58 degrees ardmore lower merion high school, teachers, kids, all thrilled about that. we have storm scan3 showing couple of showers that are showing up. and they are showing up to the north through williamsport, moving toward the poconos, and not totally out of the question that you see shower around here this morning. better chances through the second part of the day maybe specially the really second part of the day as we head into the evening. 59 degrees temperature in philadelphia, so we have lost one agree in the last couple of minutes, 57 in trenton, 59 in wilmington, 06 atlantic city and wildwood. we have temperatures philadelphia that will warm up like this. by 9:00 a.m. it will be 72, which is just about perfect. by noon, 81 degrees, partly sunny chance of some showers

eight a, our high for the day again chance of shower or thunderstorm in the forecast. we will time it all out for your neighborhood and talk about the chances, the actual, what is the percentage chance we'll see some of this, that's coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. now to the latest on the amtrak tragedy ntsb investigators have now interviewed the engineer and the crew members. the assistant conductor says the train may have been hit by an object. investigators are examining new surveillance video obtained exclusively by "eyewitness news" that shows the moment that speeding train crashed. track repairs are also underway as amtrak works it restore service. and five crash survivors remain in critical condition at temple hospital. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria is live at the scratch scene in port richmond with more on these development. alexandria? >> looking into the

possibility after projectile that hit the train. maybe a rock or bullet, anyone's guest, meanwhile watching as repair crews enter the site, they are hoping to restore service to new york city. >> video uncovered by "eyewitness news", heading up a mangled mess of crushed metal is this window. that may provide evidence that backs up what train engineer brandon claims that something hit the train before the crash. >> woof seen damage to the left hands lower portion of the amtrak windshield. that we have asked the fbi to come in and look at for us. >> 3 miles away, colleagues of bostian reportedly told the amtrak engineer that something had hit a septa train as well. just moments before the amtrak crash. sources close to the investigation say the ntsb

wants to talk with septa to learn more. found it extremely cooperative. he was accompanied by his lawyer, which is not at all unusual. >> bostian's friend james weir said he spoke to his friend after the crash. >> did not remember much. and he couldn't remember much. he said he had some staples and some stitches. >> he said his friends had a strong emphasis on safety. >> i don't think this is his fault. i don't believe it is his fault. brandon is not the casino of guy even if he was going through hard time, he wouldn't do this. >> says he was in good health tuesday evening though doesn't remember anything of the crashment toxicology report is expected, eight people lost their lives. reporting live in port rich monday alexandria, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. meanwhile, one of the passengers killed in the derailment is laid to rest. justin was 20 year old midshipman at the us naval

academy. his funeral took place in hue he will, new york. his mother wiped away tears as she walked among sailors. more than 150 midshipmen turned out for the funeral. the latest on the amtrak tragedy, up dates on the air also on line at cbsphilly.com. tsarnaev dzhokhar is head today death row. jury sentenced the 21 year old to die for the 2013 attack and its aftermath which killed four people and injured 260. cbs marlie hall has the latest from boston he wanted to go to hell and he went there earl. >> i survivors expressed satisfaction with the jury's death sentence for tsarnaev dzhokhar. >> i'm grateful that they came to that conclusion, because from me, i think, it was the just conclusion. >> tsarnaev showed little emotion as he was sentenced to die for the april attacks.

four people killed, more than 260 other injured, in the twin bombings and shoot-out with police days later. in the trial the defense admitted tsarnaev and his older brother tamerlan, planted the bombs. but they said it was tamerlan, a radicalized muslim, who intimidated and coerced his younger brother into committing jihad. >> took them 14 hours to decide, but will likely be years before he could face lethal injection. first high profile lost for judy clark hoping to spare her clients life. survivors and victims family members aren't calling it victory, instead, they are using words like relief. >> i don't know closure but i can tell you feels like weight has been lifted off my how older. >> up next a hearing in which the judge will impose the sentence, and survivors will be allowed to speak. marlie hall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

investigators are looking for a couple fearing they may have committed just an unspeakable crime. throwing a baby from a bridge. that story is out of king zesting this morning natasha brunn has more from police and the video at the center of this investigation. >> if you drop anything it won't move. >> fifty-eighth and kingsessing, credible witness claims to have seen a young couple intentionally drop a baby over the bridge friday morning. >> i don't believe anybody would do anything that hideous. >> she sees female holding or what she describes as cradling a babe nay white blanket. and says the babe's bright brown complected and fuzzy hair. >> the frenzied witness called 911, all out search of the tracks below began. police stopped and searched two trains that passed un the bridge just after 11:00 a.m. after scouring trains, and miles of tracks, no baby was

ever found. surveillance did capture a couple thought to be involved in the incident walking away. >> we ' hoping this isn't what she saw. at this point we believe she saw what she saw.we think we have a child that is currently not accounted for at this point. >> police are continuing to investigate. meantime, they are asking anyone who may recognize this man, and woman seen in the video, to please contact police right away. in southwest philadelphia, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> maple syrup smell led to hazmat scarement all happened at the usps carrier in hamilton township. employees say they smelled something strong but sweet then started feeling sick. they were evacuated but crews didn't find anything suspicious. officials say no danger opening mail from that fast ill. >> i learning more about hepatitis scare in camden county this morning.

is her have i at this restaurant in voorhees has tested positive for that disease. chopper three, over iron hill brewery, and restaurant, at the voorhees town center. health officials say the server was diagnosed may 11, hasn't been back to work since. he did not work there while he was feeling ill. so that's an important part of this. officials say the restaurant is cooperating with the investigation. >> all right, 6:09 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", the incredible story after teenager, who comes back from the dead. hear his miraculous story of recovery how he says he met jesus in the after life. also ahead inside the nail salon business, a new investigation looks into manicurist cents over worked and under paid. what ahead end camera reveals that's coming up next. >> and, feeling potholes with something really pretty. the message one woman is sending about the problem plaguing her city streets. >> we'll be right back.

new york governor andrew cuomo pushing for major reforms in the nail salon industry, an investigation by the new york times that revealed workers are often poorly paid. cbs news correspondent vanita meyer records. >> it is just after 4:00 at this nail salon in mid town manhattan. we used a hidden camera to find out more about the

manicurist sitting across from us. >> speaking in spanish she described 11 hour work days, with little pay and no over time compensation. >> she told us wages are solo, she relies on tips. but if the tip is put on a credit card, she doesn't receive it. new york governor, and due cuomo, has promised to put an end to this. cuomo announced creation of tasker force that would recover unpaid wages and shutdown unlicensed businesses. >> many of the women in these facilities are desperate. they are not here legally they don't have working papers. >> nail salons part of eight and a half billion dollars industry nationwide. according to new york times investigation, workers mostly from asia, and south america, can be paid as little as a

dollar 50 an hour. and can pay up to $200 for training. customers we spoke to said the investigation has left them conflicted. >> i do what i can in terms of you know, tipping as well as possible, and making sure that it goes directly into their pockets. >> cbs news, new york. all right, it is 6:14 right now. the michigan woman was sick of seeing so many potholes in her neighborhood, so she decided to fill them. but not with as fault. take a look at this, page, and her boyfriend, turned potholes into flour pots. the pair went throughout the town planting flowersment she said she hopes to get the town ace attention and they are certainly much nicer to look at than those traffic cones. so why not? i guess. >> i wonder how many car accidents have been caused by somebody swerving to avoid the flowers? >> good question. >> you know? >> yes. >> yes i love flowers too. 56 degrees, that's the temperature that we're finding

with ed. i love his comment this morning. kind of bridges back your youth. maybe you are young watching this, but if you're not this will be bring book your youth. cool morning. it has that waking up in a campground feeling. coffee is all you need. waking up in a campground. sound pretty nice. 57 degrees is the temperature. notice everybody's in the 50's at this point that sandra is finding out in burlington, love waking to up birds singing, my weekend alarm clock. welcome alarm clock for some people, maybe not so much for other. to the shore perhaps that's your destinationment look what the sun is trying to do, trying to muscle its way in on these clouds, and hopefully the shun have a loft success at that. i think also, it is halo worthy this morning. and it is reflecting off the ocean, just really pretty picture out there. clouds will be trying to fight with the sun today. and i think we can expect to find a decent amount of clouds in the sky today. and we're finding them already. we take a look at philadelphia, from the palmyra

cove nature park, 57 degrees, our present temperature, the winds out of the east northeast, but they're zero. so obviously very light winds out there this morning but not the fog that we have encountered over the last couple of weeks ends. 59 degrees temperature in philadelphia, that is out at the airport. fifty-four in allentown, 55 in the poconos dover, 60 degrees this morning wilmington, 59, trenton, 57 degrees. everybody very comfortable, it will be warm, no jackets needed but if you carry along an umbrella, if you have a hairdo or outfit, to keep safe no matter what in case we see a shower, not bad idea, storm storm scan3 showers off to the north. might be finding few of these showers moving through our area this afternoon possible if you see a shower or thunderstorm you can get a downpour out of any of those. so we do need some of the rain around here. pretty stem i yesterday. today really steamy. temperatures will be in the 80s, we get that mixture every

sunday and clouds, perhaps this should be flipped, maybe it should be clouds and sun. because could possibly be little cloudier than would you like today again the chance of shower or thunderstorm, we find that once again on sunday as well. we may be doing very same thing monday, but the temperatures should be little cooler. now, we see some rain puddles here. we haven't seen too many rain put unless our area. we had chances of rain coming up. as we go through today around about a 40% chance, that anybody will be seeing rain shower tomorrow, to monday, as well. by tuesday maybe the better chance of picking up rain showers, if we don't see them by then, looks as if it just drops down we get almost no chance of rain, by the time we get to the wednesday thursday timetable the way things are set up right now timing on all of this, one two showers maybe going through this morning but later on, that we find some showers really moving into the area. and what, computer models, one says quarter of an inch, the other says three quarters after inch, split it right

down the middle. maybe you see half inch. maybe you don't. we are finding some of the showers out here, they could still be out here at 9:00 as we go through tonight. and even during the overnight time period tomorrow few more showers within the riel many of possibility. we will be keeping these shower chances through the day on sunday not everywhere but chances of showers around the area. today eight a, philadelphia, 75 at the shore poconos 80 degrees, so humid day today, tonight 68 degrees still wind out of the southwest, and over theext few days, little bit different each day. zip for tomorrow, almost book ends of today. eight a degrees, chance of shower or thunderstorm, monday is cooler but still chance of shower or thunderstorm, same deal on tuesday, same temperature at 75, wednesday thursday, and friday, and at this point also next saturday, look to be spectacular so

we'll hole the weather to to that. >> startling video captures young girl, being dragged by her school bus. this all louisville kentucky, the driver in that red camaro actually speeding to up tell the bus driver to stop. eyewitnesses say, that student about five years old got her back pack stuck in the bus doors. she was dragged the lent after football field but only suffered scrapes. school district now investigating the incidents. >> near death experience what family is calling devine intervention. health reporter stephanie stahl with one young man's incredible story of how he says he came back from the dead. >> zach clemens is high school football player, seem like a healthy young man until? >> i was running, and i had collapsed. >> he dropped to the ground during pe class last week. >> not sure why. >> it was sudden cardiac arrest according to doctors. zach's mom was immediately called, and beat the ambulance to the hospital.

when they opened the ambulance door, he was blue, on top of him doing chest compressions. the family told he was dead. >> and they say that i was without a heartbeat for 20 minute. >> and just as hospital workers were ready to make it official they got a p. zach woke up days later, his recovery is described as incredible, and so is the story he tells of what he saw during the time he had no heartbeat. >> i saw a man with ruffle hair with kind of thick beard. it didn't take me long to realize that was geez us. >> his family cons vince dollars it was a near death miracle. >> he put his hands on my shoulder and told me everything would be all right and not to worry. i was just calm and just at peace. >> zach's dad said excepting his dad's experience -- his

son's experience is only a miracle. >> to wake up, tell us something he experienced like that, i mean, you can't explain it. it is not humanly possible to explain it. >> i'm just glad he decided to let me have my back. >> doctors still aren't sure why zach went into cardiac arrest. he hopes to be released from the hospital sometime this weekend. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> incredible story. 6:21 right now. taking you to the movies when we come right back the sequel to the mad max franchise hits theatres. we will hear from the stars coming up next.

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what clues could the front window of amtrak train 1888 holds for this investigation? i'm alexandria, and more live in port rich richmond. >> also, ahead meet the heroes of our city, philadelphia's first responders, describe the chaos of the amtrak crash. today is saturday, may 16th. it is just about 6:30, we send it over to carol. sounds like summer like us. >> absolutely. we're running some 10 degrees above where we should be temperature wise. well to the 80s today 58 degrees, is a pretty round number, and we will be finding ourselves right there not just today but also, tomorrow. few clouds out there we do have that, but also there is a boardwalk. and you can see it in ocean city, right now people walking around we've seen them biking on the boardwalk things getting ready, memorial day not that far off. people are already starting to find their way back to the shore. 54 d out in kutztown, unless the clouds however we are

dealing with this morning but nothing in the way every win which will make that 54 degrees feel just like 54 degrees. feels like at at the airport 59 in wilmington, 61 wildwood this morning. we have few showers, they are off to the north of us, notice them they start a to approach allentown and reading k not totally rule out couple of showers around here this morning, also, later on today. even thunderstorm can't be totally rule out.mperatures, will be steadily warming up though. 9:00 a.m., it is 72 degrees. by noon, it is 81. by 3:00 p.m. 84. our actual high around 85, and then by 6:00 p.m. 83 degrees, by 9:00 p.m. 78 degrees. this is warm day that will be finding, and also a day that could be triggering a few showers, maybe thunderstorm, here it is at 10:00 though. this computer model says now we will be fine. until 6:00 tonight, showers start to move back to the picture. i finish out the time line, talk about all of that, what's ahead weather wise this next week.

nicole? >> carol, thank you. now, to the latest on the amtrak tragedy fbi now joining that investigation into what went wrong. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria live at the scene in port richmond, alex, sounds like the feds looking into the possibility that something actually struck that train right? that's right whether it is a rock or bullet, anyone's guess, but issue with the septa train running on the same track, if he at the same time, will be looking into. all morning watching supplies and heavy machinery in and out of the site obviously as crews try to make repair, and restore service to new york city. sparks erupt from otherwise quiet frankford night, seen in exclusive, uncovered by "eyewitness news" headed up mangled mess of crushed metal is this window that may provide evidence that backs up what train engineer brandon bostian claims that something hit the train before the

crash. we have seen damage to the amtrak windshield that we have asked the fbi to come in and look at for us. >> 3 miles away, colleagues of bostian reportedly told the 32 year old amtrak engineer that something had hit a septa train, as well, while traveling on the same tracks, just moments before the amtrak crashed. sources close to the investigation say that the ntsb wants to talk with septa to learn more. >> our investigators found the engineer to be extremely cooperative. he was accompanied by his lawyer, which is not at all unusual. bostian's friends james weir said he spoke to his friend after the crash. >> he didn't remember much. he couldn't remember much. he said he had some staples and some stitches. >> he said his friends had strong emphasis on safety. >> i don't think this is his fault. i don't believe that it is his fault. brandon is not the kind of guy even if he was going through a hard time, he wouldn't do

this. >> bostian has been talking to investigators here in philadelphia, he said he was in good helton tuesday evening, zero toxicology report is expected, eight people died in this crash. reporting live in port richmond alexandria, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you meanwhile we are hearing from some of the first responders, who lept into togs help the victims of the amtrak tragedy. risking their lives to save those victims. eyewitnesses matt river spoke with the heroes of this tragedy. >> first 19 is call came in, scene that greeted first responders arrived minute later, was devastated. >> walking by them, people screaming, yelling, asking for help, but you can't help everybody. you just go to the first person that you are closest to. >> officer timothy coleman out of the 24th district was one of the first officers on scene. he joined hundreds, going car to car doing what they could.

>> i imagine there were things you saw that you will never forget? >> no, never forget, never. that train car two and three look like they were blown apart. >> still went to work in the midst of chaos these men and women tried to bring about some order. they'll tell you it is just their job. >> we turn the lights and sirens on, we go. >> you don't think about the dangers? you just grab and go? >> passenger we spoke to the night of the crash described first responders, combing through twills dollars wreckage and stepping over downed power lines, all forayed, one firefighter said the same. >> so many police officers in the regular clothing, no protective gear. and they were diving in, and they were at risk. >> several of those officers, and several firefighters, did sustain minor injuries, while helping out those passengers on the train. >> we're in port richmond, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". here is the latest on effort to restore rail service

along the northeast corridor. says service between new york and boston, and washington, and philadelphia, is now operating normally, but service between philadelphia and new york is now expected to remain suspended through monday. and that's while track repairs are being made. meantime, septa says, it is unclear when its trenton line service will resume. >> of course you can stay with "eyewitness news" for the very latest on the amtrak tragedy and the growing investigation. you can get updates any time at cbsphilly.com. new jersey governor chris christie traveled to georgia for the state's gop convention. the potential 2016 presidential candidate took aim at the obama administration's foreign policy. we have spent 70 years of blood and treasure have a united free europe from first nazi domination then soviet domination cents. and this president and his former secretary every state with their reset button, they

are giving it away. >> christy traveling across the country fundraising and campaigning, as he considers whether to jump into the president obama will visit camden on monday, he reportedly will talk about the county's community policing program. camden is now so-called promise zone. eligible for federal grants, dough signed to increase opportunity, reduce crime, and improve public health. >> mitt romney enters the boxing ring tonight in salt lake city last night rather. he took on five time heavy weight champion evander holy feel for charity. the fight benefitted charity vision non-profit dedicate today providing vision screening, and eye surgery in poverty stricken areas all across the globe. entertainment a listers keep showing to up say good-bye to late show host david kerr hand, check out the latest guess here. >> welcome back oprah winfrey

. >> the queen every talk oprah winfrey paid a visit to dave. the pair have had a storied relationship over the years. but it appears they're all good now.ç. they even took selfie together. >> for the good times. it is too close. too close. don't you want it there? okay, you want it there? >> well, i am barely in it. no no no. >> you want it there? if right there. >> okay, good. you do it. no, do you it. yeah. >> let's see. >> thank you by the way. >> thank you. >> now oprah told dave that you can have difficult time adjust to go retirement, and offered to let him call her if he needs to selfie there. well when david letterman retires, he will say good-bye to the businesses around the ed sullivan theater where he did his show every night. cbs correspondent tina daniels shows us what dave meant to that community. >> if we're not back somebody

lock up, all right? okay ready? big one. >> high, everybody. look. >> from the moment david letterman moved to cbs the ed sullivan theater could not contain him. the neighborhood became his playgrounds. >> we will go in now to meet our neighbors. >> he made stars out from the souvenir shop. and rubert g of the hello deli. sim. >> i'm all about that face about that face. >> he's still coming to terms with letterman's retirement. >> when i first heard it i was just totally defer stated. >> once letterman showed up, he said his business pick up at least 25%. now, he's become a tourist attraction. >> it is ironic. i mean, being famous never one of my ambitions in life anyway. i just finds it amusing that people would come and say hi, autograph. >> letterman's presence can also be health here at angelo's where he fame lustily bought madonna some pizza. >> she was sitting over here, her favorite pizza.

no cheese. olives and dirty man tiny. >> agnes, says madonna's appearance was just one of the many ways dave helped boost their business. >> he's been an amazing person so powerful yet so humwill always have a table for him n new york, hen a daniels cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> dave's final three shows are this week, join guest tom hanks and pearl jam's eddie vettor monday night at 11:35 that's right after cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. all right, well, partying a little too hard can lead to some regrets the next morning including that dreaded hang over. but, if aspirin doesn't do the trick, we will tell but a new company that offers a much faster remedy. also ahead she's on the do not call list. but still gets six or seven unwanted calls per day. sounds pom ya? how one consumer group is pushing phone companies to block them.

>> don't let your four legged friends miss out. coming up next in the tech minutes, gadgets for your dogs and cats. stay tuned. >> carol is tracking some showers for your weekend. when you might need that umbrella. that's coming up next.

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>> allison harmilan, cbs news, new york. >> all right. 6:45, a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and joining us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> high, nicole, good morning coming up the future of the world's chocolate may rest in this building. we'll take you to the international cocoa quarantine center, and show you how their work is saving crops and saving you money. >> plus, revealing biography one of the word's most mysterious billionaires. inside new book on ' long, access to the man himself. and with just three shows left we will hear more from david letterman and look at the shifting land scape of late night tv. >> all of that plus your eye opener the dish and music in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to it. it is 45:00 right now. the phone rings but it is one of those telemarketing row bo calls. for millions of americans, it is an annoyance now one

consumer group is pushing phone companies to block them. but "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds there may and hang up. >> do not call list, but laura miller still gets six, seven calls a day from companies trying to sell her something. >> medical alert bracelets credits mortgage, refinancing -- >> well, now some are calling on phone companies to do more. to stop those auto generated row bo calls that go out to thousands of people at a time. >> we think the phone companies can actually block the calls before they get to your phone. >> jim marvin, consumer union lead ago campaign to require carriers to offer customers free tools that would block robo calls. >> phone companies need to step up and do more. >> right now there is a hang up. the tell he come industry says while it shares widespread frustration about robo calling, there are number of complex legal issues that stand in the way. among them, a fcc rule written

in 1936 that phone companies contend requires carriers to connect every call. >> the way that we read the rule is that clearly consumers have the right to block unwanted phonecalls from coming to their house. >> fcc now reviewing the rule, and supposed to issue a clarification. meanwhile, marvin and other say there is no time to waste. so far almost 300,000 people have signed the consumers union petition, i post add link to the position, on cbsphilly.com. and on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> i can't talk right now. it is an r obo call anyway. we've got eyewitness weather watchers, up this morning, and they are dialing in, and they are letting us know what they are finding in their neighborhood. we have 06 degrees temperature, that's very pleasant start to the day. bill fine that out with his lovely dog and he says nice morning, but we need the rain today to wash away all of the pollen. and there is plenty of that out there. i'm sure anything that you have got outside has turned the color of any of the

pollen, so lot of greens, yellows on our cars, now with all of the pollen, and the lack of rain. dolores lee and she is down in newark delaware says nice start to the day t-shirt weather already. nothing wrong with t-shirt weather. let's put one on, shall we, and get completely dressed and head over to the ben franklin bridge, the skies are starting to brighten around philadelphia looks niles, see some clouds coming in. enjoy the sunshine as it is up there right now. 64 degrees our temperature down in rehoboth beach. lots of people have been wandering around, but of course the second i stand here they all did i ace peer, but still nice day out there. 64 degrees. just a lovely morning to get outside and enjoy yourself. we do expect to find some rain around here today. at least there is that chance that we could. maybe not so much this morning, but later on today. there is still the chance with a stoat berry rec at a many things going on, probably the last thing you want. but it may be one of the

things we do actually need. 59 degrees philadelphia. fifty-nine in wilmington. 57 degrees in trenton. it is 06 atlantic city and millville. fifty-five in the poconosment it is mild every place. rain showers, are out there. and you can see couple that are thinking about pressing into reading, maybe couple of sprinkles around allentown and if this heavier batch hangs together, allentown and reading you may be finding little built of rain in your fought your. later on today though, other systems will be coming by. that's when we start to pick up other chances of rain. it is dry. it is so dry in the west, i know you are hearing all of the news stories, just a look, you can tell by the reds, there just how dry it is. we move over to our part of the country and we've been pretty dry around here, as well. we are about call it inch and three quarters, below where we should be this time of the year through the philadelphia area, and maybe little bit more than that to the north. growing season, we need the rain. our weekend well it, looks like it will be pretty steamy with sun and clouds, temperatures in the middle 80s today, though. so if you like warm weather

and many people do, this is your day tomorrow's your day too, because it is also going to be 75 degrees with kim of point as well. now, the rainfall amounts our computer models, let's see what they're gathering up for us as we go through sunday. well, looks like this computer model, the gfs now back down from what it said. it had over about three quarters of an inch of rain now back down from that, will the gfs and the euro little bit differing with but maybe quarter of an inch for the other one, so not really set on exactly how much precipit is coming, see chances on the computer model not so much during the middle part of the day but ' we hit 7:00 tonight could be finding some of the showers maybe thunderstorm and if you see thunderstorm, can you not rule out getting a downpour. the atmosphere just set up in that sort after way. midnight off the coast sunday

monkeying few other showers scatter around and even during the day sunday. they are scattered around. be finding thunderstormment poconos 08 degrees, this is pretty ideal looking weather at least toast temperatures will be very comfortable. fairly light winds too out of the southwest five to 10 miles per hour. then tonight it is a mild overnight. 68 degrees, still that chance after shower or thunderstorm, we will keep that threat going sunday, upon day tuesday do cool down, and then by wednesday, thursday and friday looks to be ideal to rain chances the way it looks right now temperatures where they should be low to mid 70s nick snow. >> good news carol thank you. hey, everybody in the family can now get on board with the wearable gadget trend and apparently that includes our four leg family members. in this tech minute, cnet.com car as dubois, gang totes help track your activity levels and

locations. >> small wearable device clips on your pet's collars, the number every minute he plays walking, fit bark to track your pooch's patterns, cost $99, will start shipping later this spring. also $99 is the whistle t works in a similar fashion to the fit bark with own app and graphic display of your pet's activity levels. also act as social network for owners who care to share their pets stat and photos with etch other. interested in tracking your dog's location, the 129 waterproof is for you. it senses alerts for when four legged legs cross the boundaries. finally we hate for the cats to feel left out. turns your cat litter box into health monitoring system, measures weight litter box activity and sends updates to your phone. it cost $179 will shift this -- ship this summer. care as dubois, cnet.com.

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right well, speaking of pets. python in australia had to be hospitalized for eating something that does not belong in its diet. it owner says he was using set of barbeque tongs to feed the snake a rat. not only did winston apparently swallow that rat he also ate the tongs as well. you can see them in this x-ray here h to have surge troy remove those tongs the surgeon says the snake is now acting normally, and drinking water again. >> hey, imagine looking outside your window and seeing this? 10-foot long alligator just strolling across the south carolina family lawn. sonia snapped this picture of her two and three year old children marveling at the gator. actually walking toward waiting at a bus stop. that's little frightening right? motorist apparently pulled their car on to the lawn to block its path, then the gator returned to a nearby pond we're told it is now up to the homeowners association to get that gator removed. but yes those kids, thin '

enjoying the site for now as long as it stays back. we'll be right

>> checking the forecast one last time. >> we have a day you may want to be outside. but you want to be outside in not that much in the way of clothes. >> look at the temperatures, eight a degrees today and tomorrow. chances of showers and thunderstorm. we keep the threat going today, tonight tomorrow. we do need the rain. monday still chance of shower or thunderstorm but cooler. by the end of the week looks lick it is absolutely ideal. >> you heard carol. you don't have to wear that much clothes. >> no. i better not see it either. >> exactly. thanks carol. that's cbs-3, "eyewitness "eyewitness

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