well, grab your sun screen and your flip-flops, the big memorial will day weekend is now underway, from the city to the shore we've got you covered with the events and all of the important holiday weekend forecast is. today it is saturday, may 23rd, good morning thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. we will get right to carol so he can tell us how weather will be. >> it will be great. we have temperatures that will be comfortable if you like them on the cool side. that is today. if you lake them on the warmer side, that is tomorrow. the if you like them on the warmest side, that is monday. we have something for everybody in the weather today. lets take a look at what we have right the now. the the sunnies coming up, it

looks beautiful in the mountains. another very popular summer destination place and in the winter as well with the sun coming up and skies are clear. we are looking down at rehoboth beach right now quiet at this moment. the that boardwalk will be pack. a temperature of 57 degrees, wind northwest at 8 miles an hour. storm scan three in problems, oh, i love it when it looks like this and i'm sure do you to on a holiday weekend. we will keep that going. however, it is cold. i cannot believe here it is memorial will day weekend and i'm showing you this again. this is a frost advisory that we have for the poconos and that is until 8:00 o'clock. is there even a freeze warning north of that. you can imagine the the air is much cooler well the two the north of us but still will a comfortable and rather cool day for today with a high of 70 degrees. the right now we have temperatures in the 35's in the poconos. forty-seven allentown. 53 degrees in philadelphia. 57 degrees down in wildwood at this point. our temperatures today

66 degrees by noon and our high temperature in the lower 70's. about 71 or 72 degrees. the just absolute thely perfect weather. we will be hard pressed to find a cloud out there. when i come back we will talk about the seven day forecast and show you temperatures with the the shore every take for next week as well, nicole. >> carol, thank you. temperatures may be chilly but memorial day weekend is here as carol said and that means unofficial start of the summer. the plenty of people waking up down the shore this saturday morning and "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones made the trip to ocean city, new jersey. >> reporter: ocean air friday night is just what the the doctor ordered after enduring a brutally cold winter that brought with it plenty of snow and ice. it was finally time to relax and enjoy mother nature once again. >> i came down last night to beat the traffic. we were on the beach all day to day. it was a absolutely gorgeous. >> reporter: for those who didn't come back the the traffic delayed their day at the beach but only momentarily. what is on the agenda this

weekend. >> we will be here having some fun, laying on the beach relaxing. >> reporter: any thoughts wanting to go back to school. >> no, not the even remotely. >> reporter: for the sure family out of jenkintown ocean city serves as a perfect place to celebrate. i understand today is your birthday. >> yes. >> reporter: for business owners down the shore this is anything but play time. they have the next three months to make enough money so they can survive throughout the year. one business owner is already behind the eight ball. fire just last week gutted larry's seventh street surf shack he has owned since 1986. >> i ran down with the fire extinguisher. there was a wall of flame through the ceiling it was too late. >> reporter: he is hoping it will be fully up and running by fourth of july weekend to salvage the the season. as for other business owners, mayor jay gillian say economic indicators look good but like our winter if mother nature is unkind fortune can turn. >> i think weather is the only key. at the end of the day people

are here for sun and weather. we can do all of the special event but weather is key. >> reporter: in ocean city, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you are not the heading down the shore for memorial day weekend there is a lot of fun activities right here in philadelphia try new outdoor roller rink in penns landing or spruce street harbor park there. there is the the ncaa mens lacrosse championships at the link. >> party tonight on the roof. >> i will say there is a a lot of things to do. >> reporter: there are a lot of other opportunities all around the city with a lot less traffic too then down the shore for a full list of everything happening here, over the next few days just head to our web site at cbs philly.com. a 23 year-old man is recovering after being shot in the leg in west philadelphia. this all happened just before 11:00 friday night at 55th and market. the the the victim was rush to

presbyterian hospital with non-life threatening injuries. we are told detectives found several shell casings at that scene and so far no arrests. the flames, and plumes of dark black smoke could be seen for miles. fire fighters battling a fire at old sunoco refinery in south philadelphia. this all happen on the 3,000 block of pen rose avenue just before 6:00 o'clock. the refinery is known as philadelphia energy solutions girard point. you can see chopper three overhead there at the the fire fight as crews sprayed water on the flames. officials a a a pump seal failed causing crude oil to burn. no injuries were reported. and, now to the latest on the amtrak tragedy cbs news is report ago this engineer brandon bostian could face criminal charges if investigators find he was negligent in the crash of train 188. now lawyers suggested that the charges under review range from third degree murder to reckless endangerment.

meantime funeral services were held friday for brooklyn college dean derek get it, one of eight people killed. dozens of passengers of the train 188 are on the road to recovery including a popular local chef. this morning we're hearing from his family, his friend and customers. here's "eyewitness news" reporter david spun. >> we're thrilled to welcome chevy lie colt to the dish. >> reporter: eli colt took his local fame to a national level chatting with cbs this morning saturday. he made a maim, with fork and high street on market. both, at the start of the memorial day weekend. both supporters were sad to learn he was on one of the trains that derailed in port richmond may 12th ape currently recuperating from a spinal cord injury. >> i wish him the very best. i hope he is doing okay. you know, i think it is a tragedy. >> we have been to his restaurant a number of time and we are are sad that this

had happened and wish his family well and hope he gets better very soon. >> reporter: colt posted on twitter everyone thank you for texts, e-mails tweets of support. if you haven't heard back from me it is not that i have not received, i will get back to you all soon. i have a long road a ahead but thank you for the the support. >> we're all very upset about the family. i have family that travel up and down that train route all the time so for all of us it is unsettle. >> reporter: culp started a at a rehabilitation center and hopes to continue in the kitchen. on cbs this morning saturday when asked who past or present you would sit down with the meal with, he said his grandmother. >> she never had an opportunity to see me at the this level of dining. that within a special moment for her. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". broken rail that disrupted both amtrak and septa services between philadelphia and thorndale on friday causing some major headaches for commuters. the the tracks are owned and maintained by amtrak. that rail is fixed.

amtrak admits its aging infrastructure can impact reliability of its service. 5:08. coming up next on "eyewitness news" it the might be the slowest police chase you will ever sianni in an interesting twist the person stopped it is in trouble with police. plus this. >> reporter: what was lost now found, the graves of black civil war veterans, discover in the park in camden, we will tell you how that happened in the ceremony for a memorial day, that is up next. millions of americans are hitting the road this holiday weekend so what can they expect to pay in the pump? i'm chris martinez in los angeles with that we need snacks in here. do you have any? pretzels, granola bars energy bars, trail mix... nuts? cashews, pistachios, pecans, walnuts, almonds... cost a lot? peanuts. [laughs] maybe not your best. no... make on-budget happen. make break-time happen. staples. make more happen.

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qualifications whether he that crash happened at north island naval base. pilot was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. for decade, camden's first black cemetery was concealed grave stones covered, more than 100 soldiers who served in the civil war were buried there and on friday their service was honored. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson explains how the rediscovery was made. >> reporter: like so many things in camden beauty had to be rediscovered. >> it is amazing. i just give galore toy god. >> reporter: jerome martin, wiped back tears as he stood in front of the great uncle's grave for the first time. >> i cannot wait to let family know that i found this tomb stone here, in this park in camden. >> reporter: martin's response is culmination of years of restoration, before johnson cemetery memorial park was an honored ground for fallen african-american troops it was just johnson park, the graves, of men who gave their lives

for freedom were buried for decade and covered in trash forgotten. >> things that have been neglected for years and years and years now coming forward and blossoming. >> reporter: friday a dedication ceremony for the fallen, and a rededication, for the care in which they are honored, korean war veteran gilbert nelson says it is focus of the city. >> this is long time overdue for the the cemetery, really, and for the the city of camden this depicts what is happening in the city of camden. >> reporter: here are the graves of more than 120 war veterans and prominent african americans buried in camden, rediscovered by grade schoolers. >> that i can say is that the people buried here are more than just dead, they are living verbs. >> reporter: after cities leadership are learn what was here they have put the the city's future to work unearthing history. more than 40 students from urban promise academy spent three years cleaning tomb

stones and clearing the park. >> thank god for the kid. really, really a amazing. >> reporter: beauty, rediscovered n camden, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great tribute there. is there now a new fun interactive way to learn about our nation's history a new program launched call once upon a nation. this brings balk to the revolutionary war which is historic reinact. and walking tours. "eyewitness news" at rittenhouse square where soldiers drafted children and adults in the arm which muskets. the series of events runs all summer long. in jenkintown, montgomery county thousands took part in color day the annual event dates back to 1937 where wearing either red or blue competitors face off in various track and field events. now, this is equivalent to the field day but the entire town gets involved. families air signed a color when they moved to jenkintown and generations of family wear that color each and every

color day. strong tradition in montgomery county. the great to see. it was a little chilly yesterday, chillier then i like but you are saying if weather on tap for this weekend, which is great. >> yes, it will be really nice around here. yesterday, was a pretty nice day. the wind started to pick up in the afternoon and that made it feel will a little bit cooler for some people, nicole brewer but otherwise people enjoyed the weather yesterday. we have blue skies. we're hanging on to these blue skies all day long this will be a absolute thely fabulous day. you know how many other memorial day weekend it has been a chance of a shower or then are storm or it is cold, raining or something. this is in the one of those. it looks great. the it looks wonderful at the shore as well. we have a picture in our neighborhood weathernet work. the it is very quiet. i can see you right there with the book on the sand with the book. head down to the the wonderful beaches that we have along our jersey and delaware shorelines. now, we are looking at this

point a at temperatures in the 50's through philadelphia a. fifty-three at the airport in philadelphia but don't go anywhere. fifty in wilmington. forty-nine millville. fifty-five in wildwood. the ocean temperature is now 60 degrees. it is cooler in atlantic city at the airport there because it is 10 miles inland but otherwise, notice this you may be finding some temperatures in the 60's already this morning, along the shore areas. this is a lovely, lovely day shaping up, storm scan three there is nothing, we are hard pressed to find clouds, and we probably won't find any the dew point will be very, very dry today. very nice weekend. high pressure is here, slide off the eastern coast but temperatures getting in the 07's. tomorrow right around 80 degrees in case you found 72, too cool for you and then by tomorrow, and 80 degrees by monday we're probably in the middle will 80's when warm front comes through there and that will continue to boost these temperatures, not the just monday but every single day after that. so we've got warm weather

this is the the unofficial start have of summer it the will feel like the official start of summer. future weather our clock our cloud, it the is, important to see no rain. the let's check it out. 11:00 o'clock, in clouds. let's check it out again until 4:00 o'clock still no clouds. you know how often we have seen this thing stop with rain shower chances and spotting here nothing. by tomorrow morning at 11:00 o'clock in the morning still nothing in the way of the cloud. by the time we get to 4:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, okay, a clouds and then monday you see a cloud or two but we've got great looking weather coming up for memorial day and things look lovely. by the time we will get to tuesday it is starting to heat up but weather is terrific. water temperatures, well, what are they? they are tested by my elbow about 63 degrees. the most safe way to do it. 63 degrees down through delaware. we have 60 degrees off the the coast in atlantic city. we also have some high, and getting higher, uv index.

be careful, layer on that sub screen you will need it over next couple of days as the the sun will be out with everybody else. seventy-two in philadelphia today. sixty-four at the shore. poconos 65 degrees. the cant miss. in any lex that we have got over the next couple of days, enjoy the the relatively light wind out of the northwest at five to 10 miles an hour, just a lovely sunny day. tonight 50 degrees for the overnight temperature. then tomorrow, notice the headline, it is a change because it the is memorial day. numbers across the bottom are high temperatures a at the shore, just net is that. across the top notice warm up as well. by tuesday wednesday thursday we could be finding a heat wave here with these temperatures around 90 degrees and friday looks very close to it a as well but not a bad summer-like week coming up. >> that is looking fabulous. >> i should clarify it was a little will too chilly for me at 4:00 in the morning at the 50 degrees down the shore. >> yes yes there we go. >> we can the not be that

picky, you know what i'm saying. >> good forecast ahead thank you. speaking of memorial day weekend triple a predicts about 33 million americans will drive more than 50 miles during this memorial day weekend, the most in ten years. here's what to expect before you fill up on gas before you hit the road out there average gallon of regular in new jersey cost $2.47. in delaware, drivers are paying about $2.61 a gallon. the prices here in a pennsylvania are the the highest in our area at $2.86 a gallon. the chris martinez reports on the good and bad news about gas prices. >> reporter: chris and his wife are on the road this holiday weekend. >> this is great weather. >> reporter: they have already seen a lot have of ups and downs at the the gas pump. >> we have driven by stationness arizona in the morning, we see one price we go back three hours later, we will see another price. >> reporter: gas prices are up from 70 cents from the lows in january. national average is $2.73 airmail but that is still well below a last year when prices

hit $3.69. and in fact, michael green from triple a says drivers are enjoying some of the lowest summer price necessary five years. >> gas prices are much cheaper, just because of the cod of crude oil is lower. crude oil prices are $50 a barrel less than last summer. >> reporter: with prices lower then last year it the is estimated americans will save $80 billion of gas by the even of the summer, that is 400 per house hole. one major exception southern california, where refinery issues have kept prices high. around $4 a gallon. that puts a cap on how far some california resident like joy rodriguez are traveling. >> pulling this big train i get 8 miles a gallon. >> reporter: his holiday getaway limited to just one tank. in los angeles chris more teenes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 5:20 right now. still ahead george clooney returns to the big screen. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up the the future meets

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>> the pin. >> mysterious pin leaves casey played by brit robert son on a adventure to a sci-fi future in danger of never happening unless she and others like george clooney's jaded science wiz can help. >> i want you to take you there. >> take you where. where did you get this? who are you kid. >> the the fact that george is in the movie i wanted to be part of it but the main attraction was the story. i loved the script so much. i loved kacie the character so much. >> reporter: for clooney a chance to work on a different kind of project drew him in the world of tomorrow land. >> what you saw was a place where the best and brightest people of the world came together to actually change the world. >> i was moved by the the story, but i thought it was a really fun romp. it was really interesting

story. >> i do say that when i read this i didn't think it was going to be as much action, as it ended up running around but i really felt like the important thing was that, you know, you don't want to do a message film, you want to do something event containing. >> of all of the people, why me. >> you can ticket the the future. >> hang on. >> you wanted to see tomorrow land, here it comes. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to you in the the studio. for all of the latest news in local hollywood watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" we are finding out what is in hillary clinton's e-mails being released by the state

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it is a saturday may 23rd, good morning thanks for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:30. let's send it over to carol for that memorial day weekend forecast. >> memorial day would i like to say already but memorial day, now time can start to slow down, as we enjoy these warmer months, easier to take and a slower pace we hope and this is a wonderful kick off to it because temperatures this weekend will be ideal. we have, lovely look out there right now, we have blue skies ben franklin bridge area, penns landing on the other side, we have campbell's field on the closest side to you to you and at home in your best. so it looks very nice to start the day and it looks very nice as we head down to rehoboth beach right now a couple people walking a along the the shorelines this morning. 56 degrees the temperature right now. poured walks will be packed in

our area. storm scan three shows us the reason why, no cloud in rain, no nothing, as we say except on time. >> enjoy this beautiful beautiful day. now, that said, we will still show this graphic because there is a frost advisory in the poconos until 8:00 o'clock. that is how dry and cold the air mass is up there. that is of course the flowing season. this is a reminder but it is still some cold air out there. 56 degrees in philadelphia poconos we have reversed those numbers it the is 35 there. forty-eight in trenton. forty-eight in wilmington. fifty-two down in dover. fifty-seven in wildwood. lovely looking day. by the time we hit noon about 56 degrees. 3:00p m we are in the the lower 70's for our high with the day with sunshine. 6:00 p.m. 58 degrees. 9:00 p.m., 61 degrees. we have an ideal day. we are a couple more coming. we will show you them coming up nicole.

5:31. the key suspect in the murders of the washington d.c. family and housekeeper had their first court appearance on friday. daron wint killed four people and then set that mansion on fire. our natasha brown has new details on how he was captured. >> reporter: manhunt for daron wint involved one near miss and one great get it began tuesday afternoon when d.c. police identified wint as their suspect. on wednesday the task force track wint to the girl friend's apartment in brooklyn, insuring but just after wint's identity was made public, he fled. >> they went to a location and attempted to a arrest him but he had just left. >> reporter: on thursday wint returned to the d.c. area. task force using his friend on social media along with witness account tracked him to this howard johnson's in maryland asiana rest team was about to storm his hotel room they noticed a van and car moving suspiciously in tandem. here was the the the get team decided to tail the two vehicles on the hunch that wint was in one of them. >> you have to make a decision

based on the the information you have and you go witt. >> reporter: daron wint was captured thursday night the at a subpoena light in washington. when a task force of 40 local police officers and u.s. mar has surrounded one of those cars. meanwhile investigators say horror for four victims began around 6:00 p.m. on wednesday may 13th when wint and probably others held them hostage at the homes. it would be 18 hearst before the bodies were discovered during the fire. police reported the odor of gasoline and accelerant and matches were found. they were dead, figueroa was rush to the local hospital where she later died. while the family was held captive court papers say mrs. salve salve called local dominoes at 9:14 p.m. wednesday. she ordered two pizza as, said she was nursing a sick child and would not come to the door. she asked driver to place two pizzas on the front porch ring the the door bell and leave. dna that linked wint to the murder came from dna on a

unfinish slice of pizza. next morning the father called, american ironworks and employees there drove to a local bank, withdrew $40,000, and drove the money to the house. the money was placed in the front seat of the red car at the the home, and the hostages were apparently killed, a a few hours later. natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the man convicted in the 2001 murder of washington d.c. intern sandra levy will get a new trial. the the suspect's attorney his one time cell made had given misleading testimony in the 2010 trial. he had been serving time for or attacks on women in washington's rock creek park when he was charged. this case drew national headlines because of the levy an affair with then congressman gary conn done. state department has made public hundreds of e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton's private server related to the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi.

one e-mail contain information that the fbi now deems classified heather daniels has more now from new york. >> reporter: one e-mail received on then secretary of state hillary clinton's personal server contained information that the fbi new considers classified. it relates to reports of a arrests of possible suspects in the deadly 202 attack on a u.s. diplomatic out post in benghazi libya. e-mail had, 23 word deleted at fbi's request. >> it is not uncommon for information previously unclassified to upon later review, and based on changing events in the world be deemed classified. >> reporter: clinton, who is seeking the tell i can nomination of president addressed the issue from a campaign stop in new hampshire. >> all of the information in the e-mails was handled appropriately. >> reporter: state department says it does in the change the facts of the benghazi attack. >> occurrence of the subsequent upgrade did his in

the mean that anyone did anything wrong just to be clear here. >> reporter: congressional committee investigating the a attacks has a full copy of the e-mail but the republican chair of that panel called friday's public release incomplete, and heather daniels, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, a network has pulled one of the reality shows, 19 kid and counting after a troubling add mission after a admission by the dugger family. twenty-seven year-old josh, admits he molested young girls, including family members, a decade ago when he was 14 years old. he was never criminally charge. tlc has in the said when, or if the the popular she will return. four fire fighters in california are lucky to be alive after falling through the roof of the vacant casino while battling a massive fire. now some of the terrifying moments were caught on tape. chelsea edward has the details from california. >> reporter: this fire quickly consumed an abandoned

casino south of los angeles thursday night. these four fire fighters were cutting a hole on the roof to release hot gases when suddenly it caved in. >> fire fighter just fell through. >> reporter: you can see fire fighters helmets disappeared as men plunged 30 feet to the floor. >> they ran right back to the truck, and i guess to get in. there was a fireman trapped in there. >> in that far corner. >> reporter: rescue crews scrapple told pull the four fire fighters from the flames. ambulances brought the the the men to the hospital. >> very relief that the four of them were able to come out alive. >> reporter: a team of investigators sifting through this 3,000 square foot the casino as they worked to determine why the the roof collapsed and what caused the fire. three of the fire fighters were treated and released from the hospital with minor injuries. a fourth fire fighter is receiving treatment at a burn unit. chelsea edward for cbs news, in california. an oil spill on the california cozies impacting wild life.

several pelicans, blackened by layers of the crude oil are getting clean but biologist say oil is likely burning their eyes and skin. short term pain is relieved as they are wash but long term damage is unknown. pelicans that were rescued quickly have a good chance have of surviving. authorities say a cow on the loose that disrupted rush hour traffic in mercer county has died. eyewitness shared this video with us, that animal gallupped through traffic on i295 in hamilton township around 9:00 o'clock friday morning. eventually authorities were able to tranquilized the car officials say it escaped from the house of meat slaughter who news trenton. investigators did not say, how that cow died. well, new to incredible video, a deer jumped through the storefront of the new jersey store. take a look at this surveillance video from neptune, monmouth county. the employee said it felt like an earthquake when the deer crashed through the window president frightened deer

scrapple period around for a few minutes before running off. well award winning actress jane seymore is well known for her rolls in jammed bond and doctor quinn medicine women but these days it is her hobby getting a lot of attention. coming up next where in our area can see her artwork this weekend. also ahead if you are planning to relocate we have advice for making your movies year. it is memorial day weekend just a sunny shot of our sky line there in center city, lots to dough from the city to the shore and we will have your forecast coming up we need coffee. got it right here. cups? 12 ounce, 8 ounce, recyclable... creamers? sweeteners? stirrers? filters? creamers, sweeteners stirrers, filters, k-cups... hazelnut? french vanilla? french roast? dark? light? medium? bold? extra bold. and decaf. why would you say that? why would you say that? why would you say that? no reason. make on-budget happen. make caffeinated happen. staples. make more happen.

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west coast art comes to the jersey shore this memorial day weekend in ocean galleries in stone harbor. the the artist is emmy and golden globe winning actress jane seymour who joins news our studio with some of her most spectacular work. jane it is wonderful if to see you. >> thank you it is great to be back. >> you have a fabulous exhibit coming back in stone harbor this weekend call jane seymour, up close and personal, tell me about that. >> i started painting as a child but pretty seriously about three or four years ago when i was going through a transition in my life. this is like a healing for me. i never realized it would take over my life or be that important. i paint for pleasure. i paint because i see life in a certain way. i have seen a lot of life. i have a lot of passions whether it is gardens flowers, oceans or coy fish or mothers and children, or really kind of looking at the

great impression artists ape being impressed by what their techniques were. i love to paint for me. this is an amazing opportunity for people to see a very wide range of subject matter and different texture. >> we have a couple of other paintings we'd like to show. how do you explain one or two of them for us. every piece has a story. >> this one, ballet shoes belong to a very famous russian ballerina and she deflected when in london when she was perform years ago. i was in the ballet at the time. many, many years later this ballet shoelace next to my bed. i was trained to be an a ballerina and not an actress. i have a collection of flowers. i use those in my paintings because when you are painting it takes a long time and it is a rose, it will change shape every hour. >> indeed. so this has a mo'ne feeling. >> yes. >> when it was closed to the

public. i changed behind the bush, into a vintage gown, and i was film there and and i painted, his famous bridge with me on it. >> fabulous. i love that. >> so gallery gets will be able to meet you to see you and have an explanation of the art. >> absolutely. >> tell me about that. >> it is really wonderful because as i said i have such a variation of styles and material. and each one does have a very personal story to it. i really get to connect with the collectors, and what i love too is i would say to people the creation of artist only half of it, it is the at appreciation of art person that sees something and says that is me, i have an emotional response to that piece. >> that speaks to me. >> that is when it becomes art because it is like acting. if you act in the vacuum in one sees it, no one cares. if you act and you have an audience and they receive the emotion you are giving them

that makes it the a piece of art. the collection is as much ons the artist as the air is. >> you have other great creations with your open heart jewelry and so many other wonderful things. >> well that came directly from the paintings originally i was painting hearts. i was doing it for women's heart health and i always left hearts opened. i realized my mother said your hearties open, love will fine its way in. and it is great way to deal with a challenge. another image i have is very important to me is the the ocean. so i have the open art wave, and basically the the idea toys in life you are a body of water, you are on the ocean in some direction of life and then you have a major moment in your life where it is like the crest of the wave but it never stays there. really dealing with change in life. i talk about how ocean lets go, for whatever as the water crashes and comes backup with your heart and mind opened you have a chance to collaborate or engage with someone else or a new way of coping with life or a new career, or a new

experience and it becomes a new wave. so everything i paint really a has meaning behind it. >> so stone harbor, ocean gallery. >> yes. >> jane, thank you. so you can view jane seymour's art and meet her at ocean galleries in stone harbor, the exhibit runs through monday, a all of the details and times are on our web site at cbs philly.com. new back to the a anchor desk. this is a great story a group of senior citizens goes back to school to attend prom, yes, annual event is to honor our seniors and show them some love. haverford middle school hosted the senior citizen prom, over 60 students helped organize the the event. senior citizens enjoyed a good time on the dance floor showing the younger folks their move, and they are busting it out. they enjoyed good food and some fun a great way to kick off the weekend. all young at heart there on the dance floor for sure, carol. >> senior prom i love it. well, we have a beautiful

start to the day nicole. the the poconos looking lovely. this tree has finally got zone leaves on it. we have been following this tree. it is sort of what we look at through the season, sort of. now we find we have lots of leaves on it. it is beautiful outside in kutztown. look at this picture. the sunnies coming up, this almost looks like a cactus out in the middle of the desert but it is a playing field and a farm field in kutztown, in pennsylvania. our wind right new out of the east very light at 2 miles an hour and our temperature 42 degrees. this is much cooler then it should be out here this morning, many areas to the north, poconos are in the 30's. cooler air is up there won't be staying there all day long. you will be happy to know. it is cool to the north. forty-seven in allentown. fifty-three in philadelphia. forty-nine in millville. 55 degrees in wildwood. we will go to the shore areas and you will find these temperatures around the 60's. you'll fine those temperatures in the 60's as we go through the the rest of the afternoon

too. storm scan three nothing going on. only thing on this map is the the names of towns. we don't have any cloud, we don't have any showers and we're not expecting any either. high pressure in charge of the weather. it is keeping things nice and quiet around here. finally decided, you know what, these people deserve a break. i'll give them a good holiday weekend. that is what is happening. temperatures get to go 71, 72 degrees. tomorrow slightly warmer, we should crack that 80-degree mark but not get too much farther in the 80's then 80 degrees tomorrow. by monday they will worry of the middle 80's but does in the stop there we will get close to 90 degrees, tuesday wednesday, thursday and maybe even next friday. so warm air is definitely on its way in here but today, in the so much, and it is dry these are the dew points if you are just opening up one eye and you see this and you think that is outside temperature. it is not. it the is moisture in the air. when it gets in the 60's or 70 ease how humid it is. when you find it in the 20's

and lower 30's it is a very dry air mass which makes the air feel very nice. but if you happen to get in the pool or body of water you will fine yourself getting chilly very quickly as it evaporates. we have future weather. nothing going on. you can keep an eye on the clock but really nothing is going on. we are not even finding any cloud and here. monday do we see a couple. maybe a couple on monday, that should be probably the extent of it, by the time we will get to tuesday maybe a couple more cloud but it is just a big warm up that you will start to notice starting on monday. we have ocean water temperatures, that are around 60 degrees, that is right off of the coast of atlantic city and ocean city, down in maryland 59 degrees. so the the water is not all that warm, it is probably a good thing because not every beach has a life guard, if you are going in the water be careful. seventy-two in philadelphia. sixty-four at the shore. poconos 65 degrees for the the high temperature today and enjoy what we find today uv index around seven, at the the

shore areas. put on that sun screen. 07 degrees will be the high temperature today. fifty for the the low temperature tonight. next couple of days, if we get to that 70 to 72 degrees, today, just absolutely perfect. tomorrow 80. monday 85 degrees, partly sunny. tuesday, right through next friday we're right about 90 degrees. so the heat wave does start to come on, but it looks like a lovely weekend. >> it does, thanks carol. when are headed across town or across the country moving into a new home can be very stressful but there are things you can do to ease that transition. in this week angie's list report, jim donovan looks at what you need know before hiring a moving company. >> reporter: first thing to do before any movies declutter get rid of anything that you don't need that will save you time money once the moving begins. when hiring a company, make sure your agreement details the the duties to be performed and the final cost. >> require an in homees mate

so mover can see what they are going to be moving because let's be honest, we all probably under estimate what is packed in our homes. then ask for a binding estimate if possible that way you are not surprised in the end, and a flat rate estimate is a a great way to go as well. >> reporter: don't forget about insurance. all companies will offer some coverage at no a additional cost but that may in the be enough should something go wrong. >> all a movers need to be insured but that insurance is only at the the rate of 60 cents per pound per item so that will not take you very far. all companies have different policies. our policies is that we will stabbed behind our work and if something does happen we will make sure it is fix or repaired. >> reporter: you want to double-check on who specifically is transporting your stuff. it is not always the the company you've hired. >> be sure you know who is actually doing the moving. in some scenarios you might be talking to a mover who then subcontracts it. you want to know who is actually going to be doing

your moving. >> reporter: angie recommend taking a thorough inventory of the items you are moving, necessity how much boxes are being transported and take pictures of as many items as you can. if anything is missing your photos may help you get reimbursed from the movers. for more advice visit cbs

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well, washington nationals, event they are one on a five game winning streak, tough task for phillies as they face red hot bryce harper and their ace pitcher. good start for phils top of the second, herrera with the shot off center field wall that will score miguel franco and phillies take the early

lead. bottom of the half, guess who? harper, with a opposite field on sean osullivan a solo home run, his 16th of the year. that score will hold until the sixth inning, iain desmond will drive this one deep, off the wall and the pitcher comes around from first base and he will score. that was your game winner. nationals win two-one. pitchers dual in california on tuesday madison baumgartner hit a home run off clayton kershaw. first time in 410 at bats. he pitched six shut out innings and got the win. eastern conference finals, game two between cavilers and the hawks. fourth quarter is where we will pick it up. cavilers up big. lebron james with the alley hoop for christian thompson. lebron had 30 points, nine board, 11 assist, cavilers won 94-82. they are going back to ohio with a 20 series lead.

rangers and lightening, game four, third period, new york up four-one but they are not done. nash gets credit for goal, rangers win five-one to even up at two games. they avenge that overtime loss in game three. mike babcock is taking his talents to can inadequacies, eight year, 50 million-dollar contract to restore toronto mapel leafs to original glory. babcock was most sought after free agent in the national hockey league. he had his pick of teams to coach, including flyers. michael sam is going to canada he sign the two year deal with the montreal cfl. sam was first openly gay player drafted in the nfl. he was cut by rams and had a brief spell on the coy bows practice squad. nfl reject players union request that roger goodell remove himself from tom brady a's appeal process. that means the commissioner, the man who handed out four game suspension in the the first place, will be the arbitrator in the appeal.

the union wants a neutral party to oversee the conflict. imagine that. that is your sports, i'm beasley reese enjoy your holiday weekend. just about any golfers can, make a hole in one. missouri top of the rock golf course here's why there are four giant sink holes that opened up there. largest one get this 07 feet wide. experts say these new hazard, as they are calling them were created by water and eroding rock. the course will will remain open as officials figure out the what to do next. that hole in one a little easier then usual. hey, from spring to summer-like temperatures there is something for everybody when it comes to weather a and this holiday forecast, carol will come back with information on what we can expect today and

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>>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! a live look at the sunrise this holiday weekend we are starting off chilly but a warm up is on the the way. today, it is saturday may 23rd good morning to you thanks so much for joining you, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. lets get your all important memorial day forecast with carol, hi carol. >> weather ever needed to pull it out put on its best performance, now is the time, do in the hold back, weather make it great.