north wildwood with the mobile weather lab and all important holiday weekend forecast, kathy, it looks gorgeous down the shore. >> reporter: chris, it is electric. i left my house at 1:00 this afternoon, you saw the pictures from chopper three. it took me a half an hour longer to get here then it usually does. the it has been a long, cold winter and the excitement is just amazing here. didn't feel like summer until i got down the shore. you can see i brought the live mobil weather lab. crowd are building. are you guys ready forummer. >> yes. >> some brave souls already stepped in the ocean. little too cold for me. mobile weather will happen says temperature is 77.4 on the board it is breezy but i'll tell you warm enough that we do need the win. lets look at temperatures around the delaware valley because they vary depending on where you are. we have a weak front that is moving through and that is why it is cooler to the north and west. you can see in philadelphia, it is 75. allentown 63. in millville 74. down the shore ocean city 67,

cape may is 65. it doesn't feel like it is in the 60's here. on the boardwalk you saw we're in the 70's. ocean water temperature at 59. storm scan three it will be a cold night freeze warning in northeastern, pennsylvania a frost advisory in the poconos chilly for us but good news is that things will warm up, during the day tomorrow and in philadelphia 70 degrees, down the shore 68, and in the poconos, 67 degrees. back here live, we are live and looking forward to a nice weekend. tomorrow is coolest day then we will heat it up big time. i know they are excited live from north wildwood i'm meteorologist kathy orr, back to you in the the studio. >> smell the sun tan oil from here have a great time, we will see you later on. like kathy just showed us it is a picture perfect take down the shore especially since winter seemed like would it never even. let turn to new jersey reporter cleve bryan who continues our memorial day weekend coverage live from ocean city, cleve.

>> reporter: chris, and natasha, we are off to a great start this summer. there are still people on the beach right now enjoying the sunshine, it is breezy but there is plenty of fun. looking further are down boardwalk people are walking down with drinks, pizza in hand. people are eating their way down the boardwalk. there are many traditions and event in ocean city and we witnessed several of them to day. unlocking the ocean is a a tradition in many jersey shore towns, but what follows in ocean city is definitely you sneak. thinks the 12th annual business person's plunge, where local merchants dress up in funny costumes and business a tire for a brisk dip in the atlantic ocean. >> you know, this is first time i have gone in the ocean and it was fun awesome. ocean city is opened and ready for summer. >> reporter: plunge organizers say this is the biggest turnout ever. >> it is comradery fun easy,

simple and we want to make our visitors and residents and all of the businesses, opened for the the business. >> reporter: economist say this should be a banner year for shore towns with relatively low gas prices and stable economy they forecast a four or 5 percent increase in business. as long as there is sunshine there will be plenty to do. >> i will go to the beach and get ice cream. >> i am going to play. >> reporter: what are you going to play. >> sand castle. >> reporter: levy family from hainesport says nothing start off summer better then a trip to the boardwalk. >> take a day walk around, go back later hang out back and drink a few adult beverages. >> reporter: nice size crowd and you can see we have parents with their brigade of pushing the strollers lots have of families out here and again, we are just getting started. expect to see lots of people in ocean city and throughout the shore this weekend.

reporting live, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thanks very much, cleve. not everyone head down the shore for holiday weekend "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at spruce street harbor park in penns landing just one of the many happening spots here in the city this weekend matt. >> reporter: going down the shore certainly one option but if you are not that adventurous or just not that big of the fan of traffic there are certainly plenty of things to do around philadelphia. for starters, we have video to show you here, we check out some of the practices being held the ncaa division one lacrosse champion ship being held at lincoln financial feel. we are looking at the scene from johns-hopkins university, just one of the finalist that fight it out for national championship this weekend on the field the eagles home. tickets are still available. we are back here live, sports is not the only thing to do this weekend. for example i'm down at the

what the are front for second annual installment of a very cool pop up park along the delaware. people are enjoying the sunshine. coming up at 6:00 we will have more details about where i am right now and bring you lots of other cool things to do this weekend here in philadelphia. for now we are live along the delaware river matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great spot in the city, matt thanks, see you at 6:00. when are staying in town or heading down the shore is there ton to do this memorial day weekend. for a complete list of everything happening head over to cbs philly.com. is there more inconvenience for amtrak and septa commuters when a broken rail disrupted services on the main line. this adds to questions about the state of the amtrak's up florida structure. these questions that first surfaced following last week deadly train derailment. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter had has details new at 5:00 o'clock. >> reporter: amtrak trains between philadelphia harrisburg and pitberg septa trains, on it busiest regional

rail root between the the city and thorndale all travel on this busy stretch of main line track, owned and maintained by am track. but for more than five hours through the morning rush hour there were repair crews instead of trains, on the westbound track. after amtrak says a broken rail forced it to cancel septa a services, and for amtrak trains on to a single track. the the rail problem on this busy stretch of the amtrak main line, comes just ten days after a deadly derailment ignited a national controversy, over infrastructure abe providing funds to keep amtrak safe. >> i don't think that a lot of people in congress take our rail system seriously because they keep trying to cut funds. >> the pieces of concrete are falling off track is breaking, it is time to start rebuilding, renewing what we have, before something really bad happens.

>> reporter: in a statement e mailed to cbs-3 amtrak stated in part, an investigation to determine why the rail broke is underway, but this episode demonstrates the impact, that aging infrastructure can have on services reliability. as trains, once again began rolling over the spot where the the rail defect was detected, track officials pointed out that the problem was uncovered by their personnel, and action a taken immediately to protect passengers, by stopping trains, and making repairs. in chester county, walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well elsewhere a two alarm fire ripped through a camden home this morning. chopper three was over that scene at kaign avenue and rose street. the fire fighter had to go to the hospital after sustaining a minor leg injury but no one else was hurt there was damage done to the home, the cause of the fire is under investigation. a $2,500 reward is now being offered in connection

with the robbery of that gun shop in delaware county. it happened around 4:00 o'clock yesterday morning at the suburban armory, on macdade boulevard in collindale. police tell "eyewitness news" that the suspect smashed glass cases, and made off with 19 guns including some semiautomatics. they are looking for a white oldsmobile cutlass and dark colored pontiac montana minivan. a temple university physics professor is arrested for allegedly trading u. secrets with china 47 year-old xi stayed in this university video and charged were four counts of wire fraud. only cbs-3 was there as federal investigators searched xi's home in penn valley. he have is an expert in the field of super conductivity accused of trying to obtain a ground breaking piece of technology to share with china in return for money and prestige. he faces a maximum amount of 80 years in prison. temple university issued this statement in light of doctor

xi's need to focus on the matter at hand a acting chair has been appoint ed to the physics department. doctor xi remains a member of the faculty. authorities say that a cow, on the loose disrupted rush hour traffic in mercer county has died. eyewitness did share this video with us. bovine gallon upped through traffic at around 9:00 o'clock this morning. eventually authority were able to tranquilized the cow but officials say it had escaped from the house at the water who us in trenton. investigators did not say how the cow died. still to come here on "eyewitness news" 59:00 a nationwide manhunt is over, for suspect in the murder of a washington d.c. family, we will tell you how police managed to track him down. a new jersey woman says that she thought she she was an earthquake caught on camera, a deer crashes right the through a jewelry store window kathy? natasha, did you know that

the tram car in wildwood, dates back to the 1930's world fare and this is giggy for over 11 years and he will teach me. >> i will teach kathy how to drive and she will be very sufficient when i'm done with her a lot of car, i don't know. >> we will have the forecast from the city to the shore coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. salve salve.

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a nebraska police officer killed in the line of duty just hours away from going on maternity leave. >> a baby was born prematurely and set to leave the hospital when that tragedy happened. cbs news correspondent don champion has more. >> reporter: the omaha storm chasers team wore blue to pay tribute to officer kerry orasco killed in the shoot-out while trying to arrest a known gang member. the shift that she was working was supposed to be her last before going on maternity leave to take care of her daughter, owe live, yeah born prematurely in february. olivia was supposed to be released from the hospital on thursday orasco wait todd take her leave so she could spend time with her daughter a at home. >> she was a friend, a popular hospital top notch person, and i just can't imagine that this has even happened. >> reporter: people have been dropping off diapers to the police and and and donations poured in around the

country. the seven year police veteran will be buried on tuesday. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, also ordered flags in the city at half staff in honor of the officer until dusk on monday. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, they are bracing for a potential explosion hundreds of homes had to be evacuated near whimmably stadium in london as army tries to defuse a live bomb from world war two. stretch between now and labor day can be one of the most dangerous times of the year to be behind the wheel. coming up three on your side jim donovan helps you stay safe on the road while navigating those busy

a new commander is leading the delaware bay sector of the u.s. coastguard. >> "eyewitness news" on pens land to go day for the change of command ceremony. captain kathy moore transferred command to captain benjamin coupe her who will lead operation that is include search and rescue, coastal security, and commercial vehicle safety. well, friends, the wait is over after a long, cold winter the summer shore season is finally underway. >> and so good to hear that music. that means orr at the shore. meteorologist kathy orr is

live from north wildwood for our first orr at the shore of the year. she's with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. hi there, kathy. >> hi, do you know where i am? >> you are in, well, we know that is not the mobile weather lab, i'll tell thaw right now. >> i am inside a tram car. you know, these date back to the 1939 world's fair, greyhound made them for world's fair and ten years later a businessman brought them to the boardwalk because he said this is really cool. we need these to show people around this awesome boardwalk. in a few minutes i will be driving the tram car and these people will be taking their lives in their own hand. but first we will do some weather. lets go north to the margate where the the the beach is beautiful this afternoon. the the ocean water temperature is only, 59 degrees, but the air temperature is in the 70's, very comfortable. uv index is going to be high over the neck couple of days, saturday down the shore means moderate to high at seven.

sunday it will be an eight. monday a nine. that is high. pack the the sun screen. the right now up north in the poconos, 59. seventy-six in philadelphia westerly wind at 22 miles an hour in at atlantic city at 73 with a west wind at 16. here's what you will wake up to, it will be very chilly tomorrow morning. philadelphia 48. poconos 35. frost advisory, atlantic city 48 degrees. tonight overnight the low is 48 in philadelphia during the day tomorrow, saturday a pleasant but cool day. three day forecast calls for temperatures to warm up over the weekend. sunday 8o monday eight 56789 and then look down the the shore, saturday it is a cool day tomorrow. sixty-eight. sunday 75. monday 77. and then in the poconos it the is going to be cool for sure. rebounding saturday to 67. sunday 74. but monday we are in the the upper 70's, feeling good. back here live, i'm with giggy, he has been training

drivers for how many years. >> twenty-one years good you are in charge of what. >> i'm in charge of teaching them how to drive transportation and mess of all, working safely. >> and most famous person you have ever driven. >> governor christie, the harlem globetrotters and al alberts, cozy morally a bunch of them. >> i love it. >> so do i. >> you will take the the mike and i will put it in drive. >> put tonight drive and then go. >> okay, here we go. >> now we're ready to go for orr at the shore here we go. >> as you can tell he is very shy. >> we're ready to drive and here we go. how many people do you shuttle on the boardwalk through the summer. >> about 500,000. >> wow. >> how fast does this thing go. >> 5 miles an hour. >> i will put the pedal a to the metal but you tell me then.

>> you are going full speed at 5 miles an hour, am i doing okay so far. >> wonderful. >> when you retire, i will give you a job. >> job security, i have love it my favorite place. >> all right. >> i know this is a very famous saying, watch the tram car please. i heard that the woman that is famous for this saying is here today, is that true. >> yes she's here and you can interview floss. >> let me put tonight park. there we go. floss, floss dingle. >> how are you. >> is this your voice. >> watch the tram car please. >> yes. >> how did you become the voice of the tram car. >> a friend of mine worked for a company that owned this and he just did a recording. >> how many years ago was that. >> quite a several. >> yes. >> you were just a kid. >> what does your family and

friend when they hear you are the voice of the tram car. >> they are surprised. >> i am surprised. >> well, you know what, everyone say you are famous. >> yes, quite a few. >> it is probably one of the most famous saying, would you gree that is one of the most famous sayings ever. as we go to break, floss i want to give it to me live that famous saying that we will hear on the boardwalk all summer long and for many years to come, come on, please. >> watch the tram car please. >> and with that, we will send to it break with more cbs-3 "eyewitness news" live at the shore. right have after this.

traveling by woed this weekend you will have lots of company triple a believes 33 million americans will take a trip by car during the memorial day holiday. >> so three on your side

consumer reporter jim donovan has some advice to keep in mind when navigating those busy highways. >> reporter: memorial day weekend brings the the start of the summer driver season. drivers should not let excitement of the long drives to the shore and vacation destination trump safety especially since the stretch between now and labor day can be one of the most dangerous times of the year to be behind the wheel. the national highway traffic safety administration has renewed its call for americans to simply buckle up, ntsa says seat belt use reached's all tie high of 87 percent in 2013 but half of the americans who died in car crashes were not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. when school lets out teens tend to do more driving and inexperience can put them at greater risk for accidents. parents should remind teens to avoid distracted driving and urge them to avoid using their smart phones in the car. limit the number of passengers and set ground rules on driving at night. drivers of all ages should

remember to take it slow, the warm weather is prime for road construction, leading to detours. and summer drivers are often on vacation, and navigating unfamiliar roads and making more unpredictable then usual. keep a distance to keep safe. many law enforcement agencies are also ramping up their click it or ticket seat belt campaign this weekend so buckle up. >> yeah, you have to be careful. >> yes so true. >> i could have a missle launcher on my car they are not paying attention, they are all looking around, pay attention to the road. >> a little longer on the the car. >> pay attention you are in a car. >> yes. >> jim, have a great holiday weekend. >> to as well. coming up here in our next half an hour police have arrested the suspect in the killings of the prominent washington d.c. family and he was not the only one taken in custody. plus, what was lost, is now found the grave of the

black civil war veteran discover in the park in camden, we will tell how thaw happened and the ceremony for memorial day that is up next. new at 6:00 the philadelphia zoo takes a field trip, a turtle, lizard and a few of the animals to take a ride across the delaware river today to help teach a very important lesson. we are back in a

i'm chris may here are the top stories for you a broken rail disrupted both amtrak and septa services between philadelphia, and thorndale this morning. the rail problem came just ten days after the deadly amtrak crash in port richmond that ignited the nationwide debate about funding to keep rail infrastructure safe. two alarm fire rips through a camden home, one fire fighter suffered minor injuries here but no one else was hurt. quick turn of the giant golden key kick off a memorial day weekend in ocean city hundreds witnessed the unlocking of the ocean and took part in the business person's plunge. that water is pretty cold down there still kate. >> that water is 59 degrees. you could not get me in there in a full body wet suit i don't think. lets look at our headlines. it will be a shivering start to the saturday, temperatures

in the 40's and 30's. sunny and suburb on sunday. i dust ted off my powers of alliteration and more moisture by memorial monday. we have heat and humidity ramping up. we're talking 90's next week. we will check with kathy back down the shore. >> the key suspect in the murders of the prominent washington d.c. family and their housekeeper is in custody right now after a week long manhunt. police believe he did not act alone. cbs correspondent craig boswell has very latest from washington. >> reporter: after a two day manhunt 34 year-old daron wint is due in court prime suspect of the murder inner of the wealthy washington family and their housekeeper. law enforcement captured wint thursday night in northeast d.c. police and u.s. marshals followed him and five others as they left a maryland hotel in a car and small moving van. >> we block it in the front back side. there was in way they could get out. we had other vehicles surround the truck. and everybody just submitted

and gave up. >> reporter: police found more than $10,000 with the group some 60 agents were tracking wint first to a brooklyn apartment where they missed him by just minutes. >> after doing some interviews around the location, we figured out that he had been there and probably a had been there since sunday. sunday or monday. we're not certain. and that he left as soon as he saw his face on the news. >> reporter: police used dna on the pizza crust at the crime scene to link wint annex convict to the murders. so far he is the only person charged in the case. >> we have in the rule out others involved. >> reporter: police found the bodies of salvees and amy savopoulos, their son philip and a alycia figueroa a their housekeeper after fire was he set to their mansion last thursday. wint work in the construction material supply company where savopoulos was the chief executive. craig bos well, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to incredible video of the deer jumping through a new jersey storefront. the lets look at surveillance

video from neptune in monmouth county. the worker who is there says it felt like an earthquake when the the deer came through the window. deer scampered around the store for a few minutes before finally finding its way out and running away. >> my first thought was, i don't know what just happened, what and then after i see the deer, i said i got to go. >> no one inside that store was injured. an unexploded world war two bomb is found near whimmably stadium in london prompting evacuation of the hundreds of people from nearby homes and businesses. construction crew made the discovery. the it is believed that the bomb was dropped on london during nazi air raid in the early 1940's. right now army is trying to diffuse the the 110-pound bomb. it is still intact after all these years underground and bomb experts say that it could still possibly blow up. >> i am shocked actually.

>> lot of our construction companies are used to working in the center of town where lots of bombs fell during the blitz. >> crews built a blast wall so bomb experts could safely remove the device and take it to a secure location to ultimately be destroyed. for decade camden's first black cemetery was concealed its grave stones covered. >> more than one hundred sold hours served in the civil war were buried there and today, their service was honor. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson explains how rediscovery was made. >> left turn right. >> like so many things in camden beauty had to be rediscovered. >> it is amazing. i give honor and glory to god. >> reporter: friday jerome martin held back tears as he stood in front of the great uncle's grave for the very first time. >> i can't wait to let the family know i found this tomb stone here in a park in camden. >> reporter: martin's response

is a culmination of years of restoration before johnson cemetery memorial park a hallowed ground for fallen african-american troops, it was just johnson park. graves of men who gave their lives for freedom were buried for decade and covered in trash, forgotten. >> these have been neglect for years and years and years and now coming forward and blossom. >> reporter: friday, a dedication ceremony for the fallen and a rededication for the care in which they are honor. korean war veteran gilbert nelson says it is a look at the the new focus in the city. >> this is a long time overdue for this cemetery, really. really the city of camden this depicts is what happening in city of camden. >> reporter: here are the the graves of 120 war veterans and prominent african americans buried in camden rediscovered by grade schoolers. >> that i can say students, people buried here are more than just dead now, they are

living history. >> reporter: after the city's leadership learned what was here it put the city's future to work unearthing history. more than 40 student from urban prom ace contacted my spent three years cleaning tomb stones and clearing the park. >> thank god for the kid, you know, thank god for the kids. really amazing. >> reporter: beauty rediscover. in camden, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". long overdue remarkable story. u.s. education secretary arnold duncan visited west philadelphia today. he took part in the round table discussion about the importance have of summer employment for young people. "eyewitness news" at free library branch at third informed and haverford. the teenagers there are benefiting from the administration's promise zone initiative in which urban area partner with local businesses to expand opportunities. >> how are the young people doing, so thankful for the the commitment, we just to have make these kind of opportunities abundantly

available for every one. >> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter was there and he said city is looking to hire 10,000 young people for the upcoming summer. philadelphia fire department held 58th annual junior fire patrol lunch in today. commissioner derek sawyer was there recollect nightsing students who worked to promote fire safety programs in the city. junior fire patrol is made up of elementary and middle school students. well, stay with us, still to come on "eyewitness news" the the douger family scandal reports the popular reality show is being pulled off the air after accusations of molestation. also you may want to rethink handing off your old smart phones even if you restore them to your factory settings, wait until you hear what researchers found out about those devices kathy? chris, we are live from north wildwood, this is surf side pier starting to get busy. it is warm and a little windy

on morey's pier. check out the ride that are back this year and from the city to the poconos to the shore as "eyewitness news" continues.

well we've got new developments involving the reality show family the douger's and a the show, 19 kid and counting, the network

tlc, is now pulling the show from the air after the dougers eldest son apologized over allegations of child molestation. it is alleged 27 year-old josh douger molested several young girls, including family members, when he was a juvenile. tlc didn't address whether the popular show would ever return. well, a warning for android users tonight it appears that erasing your old device may not be as easy as you think. new study found that the factory reset option does not delete everything. researchers were able to recover text messages and other account information on smart phones, even manually deleting each and every photo and message a apparently doesn't work. the experts say your best betties to smash your old phone. yikes. we will be right back.

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okay. it has been cold this week, it has been damp this week but now, just in time for the in memorial day weekend it is starting to warm up. >> yes finally, we have team three coverage with meteorologist kathy orr and kate bilo. we will start with kathy live

from north wildwood right now with our first orr of the shore of the season. hi kathy? >> it is so exciting, natasha we are here at surf side pier. we are at a great ride it is kong ride, jack morey king of the rides at moreie's pier. >> this is a family ride, i will be your pilot where would you like to go. >> would i like to go slow. >> i will fly you to the moon. >> tell me about this king congress ride because king congress is not climbing the entire state building. >> well, these are just a little bit different. king congress is quirky and wildwoodized and probably a light house and the girl is not there and we have a tram car there good why not a tram car. >> so does this particular ride have a history in wildwood. >> it has a great history. he was started three years after our found are started in 69, and started in 1972. they entertain guestness a

similar style for several years, and then, it went away for a while. forty-three years later here we are back again. >> you will have a great weekend down here as far as weather is concern. lets show everybody at home what the forecast is and then we will take this thing for a spin. i'm not good at spinning but here's that forecast down the shore this weekend. if you are heading to the delaware beaches it will be sunny, pleasant, 65. water temperature 63. south jersey from ocean city through sea isle, wildwood, cape may avalon, it will be pleasant, 66 with ocean water temperature inching up. of course in, central delaware that includes lbi. we are looking at temperatures at 67. ocean water temperature sitting at 59 degrees. uv index is at seven. all right. back here live. we are all strapped in i notice this has a mild rating. >> yes. >> well, that is just to get you on. >> is that right. >> tell us what you think when we're done. >> let's start the ride, i

have my microphone, i hope you can hear me but i'm not a good spinner. >> what are the the hearst this weekend at morey's pier. >> we are two to close at midnight. we open up at 6:00 in just a few minutes. >> i don't know where to hold on here but we will send it back to the studio, i feel like i'm going to fall out. >> i will let you steer. >> this is just great. >> and hold on to somewhere. >> yes. >> i think i wish you could fly one of these pick up, i think i can fly home you guys. >> we will be waiting for you on the roof, kathy. >> my goodness. >> it is just one of the many ride at morey's pier waiting this summer, we just need to get down there. >> if you want funnel cake and lemonade, do it after you go on that ride. >> yes. >> you don't want that moving

around in your stomach. >> yes. >> beautiful start, four day weekend, i was out at the the bike trail with the kid today fantastic. great weekend. we are something for everyone. the lets look outside and take you out to one of our other resort communities jack frost big boulder. you can see there is big boulder lake in the background and you can sea breeze and cloud. blue skies peeking out but jack frost may live up to its name as we head into saturday morning. the frost advisory has been issued for poconos. it will be a chilly start to the memorial day weekend in the poconos but everything will rebound. taking you down to what we have going on, storm scan three and it is, really showing this weak cold front that is moving through. you will see the showers cloud moving through earlier indication of cooler air pushing in. these showers have fizzled and the the air is dry overhead, we have had a few showers moving through those are falling apart and mostly escaped this without a shower at all but there is cooler arrow taiting south in the wake of that front.

we will feel that on saturday. so tomorrow is actually slightly cooler and then today temperatures will start to hit the roof, as we head into memorial day and next week. we could be talking bay heat wave next week and all thanks to the warm front pushing through portions of the plain states as we head through today and will get here on memorial damon. enjoy the 70's while we have them humidity low feels fantastic. tomorrow will feel great as well. in the wake of the front with the rain cooled air 58 degrees. it dropped from 71 to 58 in an hour in allentown bethlehem easton airport. fifty-nine mount pocono. still comfortable 76 in fill arc cooler behind that front 60's scranton, albany, state college, d.c. where phillies play, nationals park 79 degrees right the now. chilly to the north. here is our saturday morning out look dark purple freeze warning for insuring state and northerntier of pennsylvania. that frost advisory extend right into the pocono region. as far as the rest of the weekend is concerned with high

pressure overhead, cooler day tomorrow. green shading. we are on the east side of the high, the cool side, and then sunday that high moves east when we get on the western side of the high, temperatures jump up to the 80's. by monday there is that warm front. temperatures in the mid 80's. maybe isolated thunderstorm. i'm tempt todd take this out of the forecast for everyone but the poconos. we will make it through mess of the memorial day unharmed. 48 degrees. for your saturday, sunny nice, cooler for 70 at i daytime high. if you think that is too chilly for memorial day weekend just you wait. heading in to memorial day across the region 58 in philadelphia warm, steamy. summer-like and humid down the shore at 77 degrees. maybe take a dip in that 59-degree ocean water if you are brave. seventy-nine in the poconos sun with showers and storms. here's you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast and see how it warms up. seventy tomorrow. it may feel cool but enjoy because look at what waits in the wings next week. eighty sunday. this is my best day of the

week. gold star pick . monday 85. tuesday and wednesday in the 90's. we will be close on thursday. three days in the 90's, means a heat wave. we will keep an eye on next week for you. now back to you at the desk. well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch right now this is being called no friday an effort to raise awareness about sun and skin cancer on this friday, before the memorial day weekend. >> our health reporter stephanie stahl has more on staying safe in the sun. >> reporter: on the boardwalk in ocean city or on the beach summer season at the shore will mean plenty of sun the american cancer society has this reminder. >> it is flip flop, flop and drop. flip on, a t-shirt, flop on your sun screen, slap on a wide brimmed hat and sunglasses. >> reporter: with the start of the summer, it is important to remember there are over 3 million cases of skin cancer diagnosed every year, most caused by sun exposure. >> skin cancer is about half

of the diagnoses when you combine all other cancers. and, we know that one in five children at some point in their life will develop some sort of skin cancer. >> reporter: bad sunburn can increase risk of medical nome, deadly form of skin cancer. >> if one of your kid in eighth grade and if you wouldn't let your kid smoke in eighth grade you should be just as careful as their sun exposure. >> it is growing biggest increase is among teenagers especially girls. >> young woman are very predispositioned for skin damage because of the sun exposure. as much as that may beautify their than skin ramifications for long term life are not worth it. >> when caught early skin cancer is treatable. doctors say the best prevention is to protect your skin from the sun and use a sun screen with a spf of 30 or higher. the also look for products that offer broad spectrum protection. so you got to slap on the sun

screen, and this weekend will be gorgeous. everybody will be outside. make sure to put lots of sun screen on. >> i have my fake sun tan all ready yes. >> thanks, steph. still to come, george cologne i initial to tomorrowland. >> we will have a preview of that and everything else in theaters this noon. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard.

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draw, pirates of the caribbean, x men hang overall broke box office record. will tomorrow land join those ranks or 1982 horror reboot be the one to make a killing. >> who are you kid? >> by the way fantastic movie. beautiful movie. >> thank you. >> get in. >> today is the day for tomorrow land, disney's highly anticipated adventure is expect to be holiday weekend's box office winner. movie insider fandango.com explains why. >> analyst are saying tomorrow land will open in the 50 million-dollar range. we've got george clune toy bring in the older audience and brit robert son to bring in the younger audience. it comes together in the the a amazing formula. >> but they have their work cut out. pirates of the caribbean shot to the holiday weekend top box office record with 139 million-dollar take, and hugh jackman and cast of x men the last stand earned more than 122 million. >> we have a situation. >> reporter: rye liz cooper and hangover part two earned

just over a 103 million. they are hoping to satisfy hunger for 80's horror nostalgia. they are predict ago this it will open in the 30 million-dollar range. >> now when the original movie opened in 1982, it made seven million-dollar at the box office. today, it has grossed over 200 million-dollar, it was a cult hit. chris and natasha, back to you. >> one of of my favorites. >> yes. >> for all of the latest news from hollywood watch the insider tonight every single week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 time for sun screen and sunglasses, beach season has arrived kathy? >> reporter: what a beautiful day, we are jump starting the holiday weekend, down the shore, in north wildwood. >> wow wow. >> do these people look like they are ready for summer? hold on. are you ready for summer. >> yes. >> yes. >> big time.

>> we're looking forward to the forecast from the city to the poconos, to the shore can't wait, i'll be here, they will be here. hope you will come down this weekend. i'll be back coming up. >> reporter: if you you are not going down the the shore do the not worry you are not the only one. aim matt rivers along the waterfront. coming up we will tell but is what going on here and plenty of other activities this holiday weekend in philadelphia. and it was not your normal traffic jam, we will tell what you happened when a wayward cow wondered on to a busy south jersey who i way. he spent more than a decade securing the city of ramadi only to watch it fall apart. as we mark memorial day weekend a former sergeant takes us back to his mission in iraq. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. back to the beach memorial day weekend is in full swing folks, flocked to ocean city, today to take

their first dip in the the surf since lath year. but, not everyone is down the shore, from festivals to the the new spruce street harbor park the entire philadelphia region is ready for the unofficial start of summer. as for the the weather well, it is pretty much right on. good evening i'm chris may. i'm natasha brown in for guess contact we have live team coverage of the memorial day weekend. we will start with meteorologist kathy orr live from north wildwood, kathy? okay. i'll tell you it took twice a long to get down the shore this afternoon then it usually does and if you wonder why this is why everybody is here. do you agree that everybody is here. >> everybody. >> everybody. if you lived close, if you live a couple hours away, definitely after a long winter everyone want to be in the sunshine in north wildwood, the board are pack. it feels more like a july afternoon then anywhere else. right now we're talking about temperatures right around 70 degrees in wildwood.