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day. we have temperatures in the the lower 70's, absolutely ideal. it looks beautiful out there hard pressed to find cloud just a terrific look no matter where you are you can make a holiday out of it sitting on the front step if nothing else. we have a temperature of 49 degrees. that is in cape may courthouse. the sunnies coming up there. it is a chilly start to the morning. wind are fairly light. temperatures through center city philadelphia is 51 degrees. we are also speaking of the chill, continue with that frost advisory in the poconos and that goes until 8:00 o'clock this morning for temperatures in the the low to mid 30's. just kind of unbelievable this time of the year we are finding temperatures that are that cold but we are. storm scan three showing we have clear skies and clear skies will always aid a cold start to the day. we have 51 degrees as the temperature in philadelphia. it cropped to 34 in the poconos though. forty-six in trenton. forty-ninth 49 in wilmington. fifty-five in wildwood at this

point. our temperatures as we go through the day great outdoor weather. by noon 66 degrees the fairly light wind. very, very dry conditions. be careful of any matches or anything like that. but by 3:00 p.m. a temperature of 71 degrees. the absolutely perfect weather. i love to say that. we will be finding a couple of days that is close to perfect, coming up, nicole. >> you love to say it, we love to hear it, carol thank you. the ocean's unlocked, sea gulls are swirling and boardwalk is now opened for business. regardless of what the calendar says, it the is um iser down the the shore. "eyewitness news" reporterral sandra h. on ff is celebrating this morning in ocean city. good morning alexandria. >> reporter: good morning, nicole, celebration is right this is kind of the day i love my job. we saw most beautiful sunrise here over the boardwalk. the it is setting stage for what will be a really, really great holiday weekend. i was down yesterday. people were getting an early start. we are expect to go see crowd

out here soon up and down the boardwalk. we have early risers getting in their jogs and what not. maybe they can relax the rest of their day. there will be a big group here in the relaxing at all in a couple of hours. i'm here with amy. she head up the memorial day beach challenge. you have 500 people getting ready to head out here. >> so last night at 1:00 a.m. registrations at 499 so i'm sure there is people that got up earlier then i did and gone on line and registered. we have a couple of events happening today. that is a cumulative of we will be over 500. >> wow, so this is a real challenge. there will be people in the water, doing obstacle courses crawling through the sand. is what the point of all this. >> we are here to raise fund for 31 heroes project navy seal foundation and travis manion foundation. we are 100 percent volunteers. every single one of us is here because we want to teach a new generation what the memorial day is about and help our veterans and families of the

fallen. >> reporter: proceed will go to three different charities that do help. >> yes correct. >> reporter: really great morning. i'm sure everybody will break a sweat warm up out here but sunnies shining. that is all we can ask for. water is calm. little cold right now. i don't know how many people will be getting in that ocean later today but we will be out here and keep you posted. nicole, back to you for right now. >> it looks great out there thanks so much. if you are not heading down the shore this weekend no worries there are fun activities around the city as well. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that store friday penns landing. >> reporter: you could fight the traffic and crowds, it is the jersey shore after all time honored summer tradition or you could just enjoy the sights and sounds of a holiday weekend in philadelphia. >> you go to the shore or stay in philly, what do you do. >> i'm taking in philly. >> reporter: start near the the schuylkill, rowing, biking, running or just it ising. relax enough? lets get for activity. take a tour and look extremely

cool on one of these. not your style who you about something else. >> on the roof, tailgating. >> reporter: she's talking with n double aa championship at the the link, thats the theme from johns-hopkins in the baby blues practicing on the field where the the eagles usually fly. david and ramona from southwest philadelphia have another idea. >> we were thinking of going down to penns landing and do some role are skating. >> reporter: that would be at brand new roller skating rink at penns landing. organizers were hoping for good weather for the the grand opening and it appears their prayers were answered. >> there is a lot of things to do, for example i'm's here skating. >> reporter: finally you have spruce street harbor park, opened last year along the waterfront, it the is back for round two. hammocks are back, so is food, drink, games, as we played first hand. all and all a convenient way to enjoy a who will will day weekend by the water in ocean necessary. >> along the delaware, matt

rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and for a list of everything happening over the next few days just head to our web site at cbs philly.com. new this morning a four car crash on the the schuylkill expressway, leaves one person dead. this is new video just back from the scene, it happened just before 5:00 in the eastbound lanes of i-76 a at passyunk avenue. crash investigation has several lanes tied up at this hour. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. fire fighters made quick work of the fire in the 1500 block of south broad street overnight, flames broke out just after 3:00 in the three story home. officials tell "eyewitness news" there were no injuries but one resident has been displaced, the fire's cause remains under investigation. flames, plumes of dark black smoke could be seen for miles, fire fighters battled a fire at old sunoco refinery in south philadelphia. this all happened on the the three you this block of pen rose avenue just before

6:00 o'clock. refinery is now known as philadelphia energy solutions girard point. chopper three was over the the fire fight as crews sprayed water on the flames. officials say that a pump seal failed causing crude oil to burn. no injuries were reported. a 23 year-old man is recovering after being shot in the leg in west philadelphia. this happened just before 11:00 o'clock friday night at 55th and market. victim was rushed to presbyterian hospital with non-life threatening injuries. we're told detective found several shell casing at the the scene and so far no arrests. and now to the very latest on the amtrak tragedy cbs news is reporting engineer brandon bostian could face criminal charges if investigate thors find he was negligent in the crash of train 188. lawyers suggest charges under review range from third degree murder tore reckless endangerment. meantime funeral services were held friday for derek griffith, one of the eight people killed in the crash.

well dozens of other passengers on train 188 are on the road to recovery including a popular local chef this morning we are hearing from his family, his friend and customers. here's "eyewitness news" reporter david spun. >> we're thrilled to welcome chevy lie culp to the dish. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: last summer philly chevy lie culp chatted with the crew of cbs this morning saturday. he made a name for himself in philadelphia with fork and high street on market. both, packed at the start of the memorial day weekend. culp's supporters were sad to learn he was 11 of the trains that derailed in port richmond may 12th and currently recuperating from the 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 times. we are very a sad that this happened. we wish his family well and hope he gets better very soon. >> reporter: culp posted on twitter everyone thank you for

texts, e-mails tweets of support. if you haven't heard back from me it is not the that i have not received, i will get back to you all soon. i'm in great hand. i have a long road ahead but thank you for the support. >> we're all very upset about the accident. i have family that travel up and down that train route all the time, so for all of us, it is unsettling. >> reporter: culp recently started at a rehabilitation center and hopes to continue in the kitchen. on cbs this morning saturday when asked who past or present he would sit down with the meal we said his grandmother phyillis. >> she never saw me at an opportunity at this level of dining so that would be a special moment for her. >> reporter: in philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a broken rail disrupted amtrak and septa services between philadelphia and thorndale on friday causing headaches for commuters. tracks are owned and maintained by amtrak. we're told the rail is now fixed and amtrak admits aging infrastructure can impact reliability of its services.

6:09. is there much more still a ahead on "eyewitness news" including this story about a former sergeant as they mark memorial day. >> reporter: his job in iraq was to bill. now a local veteran is joining other forces watching a situation in ramadi deteriorate after isis militant have taken over. his story is next. how quadriplegics are using their mind in ways they never thought possible, i'm chelsea edward in california, we will look at new

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new this week that the terror group isis captured major iraqi town of ramadi is hard to accept for one south jersey veteran. he spent years fight to go secure that city. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has his story. >> it the is frustrating. >> reporter: back when chris jamill o had helmet in his head and gun in his hand the mission in iraq was clear. >> give them the safety and give them the security they are looking for and give them the infrastructure we wanted to provide for them. >> reporter: the the sergeant was dereplied in 2004 assigned to oversee civilian projects in the city of ramadi a capitol in the an bar province where 13 hundred americans lost their lives. chris saw plenty of combat and knew many who lost their

lives. >> obviously it is hard, in my opinion, anybody telling you they are in the scared during combat is crazy or lying. >> reporter: chris said mission that is led to the building of schools or aid for villagers was rewarded, worth it until now. >> to have it all torn down in a matter of a couple of days, it is more than frustrating. >> reporter: it has been all torn down by isis with the iraqi military in shambles, militants were able to take the city and region destroying work that many of our troops bled for. the chris like many vets, feels helpless and upset. >> you get angry at it. you know, i think you just don't want to let anger consume you so you don't pay too much attention to you but it is always there. >> reporter: chris is planning to hang out with guys in the unit, cope by trading war stories, memories back when the mission was clear. in new jersey, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well african-american soldiers buried in a long forgotten cemetery in camden

were honored in the dedication ceremony on friday. johnson memorial park was rediscovered by a group of students from the urban promise school. the the students uncovered grave stones cleaning up that park. more than 120 civil yard veterans were buried a at that site. well, is there now a new fun, ain't active way to learn about our nation's history. new program launched on friday called once upon a nation. the it the brings you back to the revolutionary war with historical reinact. and theme tours. "eyewitness news" at rittenhouse square where continental soldiers, brought 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. check this out the the annual event dates back to 1937 wearing either red or blue competitors face off in various track and field events and it is just a school field day, the entire town gets involved in this. families are assigned a color when they move to jenkintown and generations of families

wear that color each and every color day. pretty good stuff carol. >> great idea, lot of towns should pick up on that. eyewitness weather watchers are up this early in the morning and they cannot wait to get, to get things going to day. can't wait to get this boarding. 36 degrees though. look at this temperature. that is a chilly one. we are finding that temperature, my touch is not good today obviously. it could have been the candy barry had this morning first thing, okay. 48 degrees. that is our location where fran is. i have more luck with fran here. what does he have to say out of nottingham? a great day for a winding. the look at how he slipped that in. congratulations, erin, in the only on her wedding day but also for a year or so ago choosing a day where weather would be good. should i dry i this one more time 51 degrees, yes it work for david dutch. he has a temperature of 52 in clementon this morning. we are loving this weather. the lets take a walk, and find

ben franklin bridge, blue skies, things looking terrific out there and we have another stretch that we can walk on, too. how about i make it across the bridge. we can take a stroll down the boardwalk in rehoboth beach. notice blue skies the ocean blue just a fabulous looking beach day to day. cooler, of course, at the the shore then it will be inland. you'll find these temperatures undoubted staying in the 50's today but still, very, very nice. 54 degrees in the ocean temperatures, right around 60 degrees. up and down the coastal areas. not every life guard is on duty this weekend. it the is still early. a lot of them go to college. so they are not the actually all there sitting in all of those chairs. be very, very careful as you venture into the the water. storm scan three nothing. we have no clouds. we have no rain. we are not expecting any. fifty-one in philadelphia. forty-nine is our temperature in wilmington. forty-six in trenton. notice the the poconos though 34 degrees, this

morning and is there a frost advisory until 8:00 this morning for carbon and monroe counties. farther north then that we have freeze warnings because it is just that cold outside there. but the warming trend will be here. right now we're in the high pressure centered and wind coming from the northwest and that is a cooler direction and that is why today we will start, well we won't start in the 70's but we will end up in the 70's. we will start this morning obviously in the 50's, but we will end up about 72 degrees, as this high moves further away we will start to pick up a air from another direction the the clockwise, circulation, that brings it up, so that tomorrow, we're in the 80 ease, probably right around 80 degrees but still lots of sunshine and then monday as a warm front comes through we are at 85 degrees, that is warmest and most muggy of the three day holiday but it looks like it is staying dry in just about every location, even on monday. future weather no problems, here. whatsoever. we will go through noon and we have got sunshine, full day of sunshine. by the time we will get to

5:00 p.m. we are still looking at sunshine. the as we go through tonight we've got clear skies tomorrow by noon, and then, still clear skies and in rain around here. this is ideal. 5:00 p.m. on sunday, still clear skies and then no rain, and then by the time we will get to monday a couple of cloud, and it is not that we don't need a little bit of rain around here but we're not getting this it this weekend and if this skips us, it might as well skip us on holiday weekend. by tuesday we are looking at fairly nice weather but it starts to warm up every single day. the ocean temperature just in case you are tempt todd put your toes in. let's average it out around 60 degrees or so for the the ocean temperatures, over the the next day or so. seventy-two in philadelphia. sixty-four at the shore. poconos, 65 degrees. we've got temperatures, that were in the 60's yesterday at the shore. they will be in the 60's again at a the the shore it the looks very, very nice. anywhere between 70, 72 degrees on inland temperatures, cooler at the shore, 50 tonight. clear skies. next couple of days notice

steady warm up, 80 to 85. and then into the 90's for three days at least tuesday through thursday. nicole. >> all right carol thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning and an incredible sign of promise. neuro implant allows a quadriplegic man to control a robotic arm a using his mind. chelsea edward spoke with the world's first patient to test this technology. >> reporter: eric never imagined that he would be able to do this again or this. >> jumping around, high fiveing, hug everybody because we knew that it works. >> reporter: paralyzed from the neck down after being shot 13 years ago he can now think about movement in his mind and make it happen, effort leslie. neurosurgeon doctor charles lou performed brain surgery on sortam two years ago at tech hospital at u.s.c. he implanted electrodes in the

brain where the intent to make a movement is form. >> it had never been done before, there was a leap of faith in terms of just seeing it, if these were the right areas. >> reporter: two chips are connected to wires and series of computers that decode his intentions and move the the prosthetic arm. until now technology has only produced jerking delayed movements but scientists say this new approach makes them much more natural. >> we think about moving the muscles or the joint to really think about i want to get a glass of water. >> reporter: he is first in the world to have this new neuro prosthetic device, the the 34 year-old was even able to pick up a training, of a beer on his own. >> all right. >> i want to be able to brush my own teeth yeah, so that would be the next goal. >> reporter: chelsea edward for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". incredible technology there. 6:21. still ahead on "eyewitness news" george clooney is back on the big screen in the new

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launching a new network called decade available here in philadelphia digital sub channel. it will feature a show called through the decade hosted by bill curtis, that will look back at news and cultural events connected to a theme or day in history. decade will go back in time to commemorate the release of star wars on memorial day weekend in 1977. if this interests you you can watch decade on comcast 244 or fios on 483 or over the air on channel 3.2. tomorrow landis opened in theaters, george clooney stars in the thriller with a feel good message. susan marquez has a look behind the scenes. >> reporter: that is not mine. >> brit robinson discovers a portal to the distant world in the tomorrow land. >> you are not seeing this.

>> reporter: her search for answers brings to us george clooney an inventor with a shared destiny. >> are you kid. >> reporter: they set out on a risky mission to unlock secrets of the new dimension gleaming with promise. >> i loved the idea of the story because i thought it was optimistic. there was an idea that your feature is not predestine. >> reporter: their mission is a thrill ride through time and space that will change their world forever. >> giving them a chance to change the world could you do it would you want to, would you just say i'm happy with my life now or would you take that opportunity and do something with it. >> reporter: clooney says film offers a welcome escaped from the realities of today's world. >> it is rough out there and it has been rough for a while and it hurts your heart after a while h this was a film that just said, you know, it doesn't all have to end poorly and maybe you can be part of that. >> reporter: film's upbeat message is nod to walt disney and his vision of the brighter

future. susan marquez cbs news, los angeles. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" our homes go high tech, even bathrooms are getting a digital upgrade lets take a look. >> it is one of the things you and your family use the most but it is not something that you usually talk about it. i'm hadi daniels in new york where they wonder are americans ready for an upgrade. the future of a popular reality show is in doubt after a disturbing allegations against one of its stars. we will have the tea tails

it is a start of memorial day weekend here at the shore i am will's alexandria hoff and i will have a live report from ocean city. also this morning sandra levy's murder captured headlines more than ten years ago but despite a conviction in the case we will tell you why there could be a new trial. whether on a week even getaway or stay vacation staying safe in the sunnies a top priority but what done flip flop flap and wrap have to do witt. i have no idea. we will find out. health reporter stephanie stahl will explain coming up next. it is saturday may 23rd, good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer, 6:30 on the dot.

lets check with carol on that forecast and it sound like a pretty ideal one. >> it is, i'm almost afraid to talk about it, for fear i will jinks it. >> exactly good we are looking at ideal weather today this is coolest day you will see today, probably over the next seven or eight days, enjoy these temperatures in the lower 70's. a couple vacation destinations in case you cannot get there we will take you there with our cameras. jack frost big boulder beautiful, not a bit of snow, just perfect it is cool up there this morning with temperatures in the 30's. we are looking now at margate quiet on the beach right now just enjoy yourself at the the the shore it will be lovely in every single will location and if you are just staying home, energy that too. storm scan three shows no problems and no problems with that backyard barbecue, the tofu that we all love and vegetables 61 degrees, 46 trenton, 49 degrees in

wilmington. it is 34 in the poconos. fifty-four down in wildwood. although the start is cool, the the middle of the day is absolutely ideal. we have got temperatures today getting in the low 70's for our high temperature and by 6:00 o'clock 68 degrees. by 9:00 p.m. it is 61 degrees. will we find any cloud. the here's our future weather. it says no by 2:00 this afternoon no rain, in clouds, nothing but perfection. that holds right through 5:00. i can keep running that out. i won't because i'm short on time new but if i did you will still see no cloud. we will show you maybe a couple cloud coming up on the seven day forecast, nicole. >> carol, thank you. the the sun surf, the sand, for shore goers it is the most wonderful time of the year. while temperatures may not be summer-like just yet, we are celebrating the the start of the season. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in ocean city. how does it feel out there alexandria.

>> reporter: it feels chilly but i don't think it gets much better then this. just moments ago we saw dolphins out here in the water. pretty calm. but absolutely gorgeous. we had a great sunrise over the water going over the boardwalk this morning. the we are at eighth street in ocean city where they are getting ready for the memorial day beach challenge. there will be about 500 people out here, soon, all raising money for veterans groups. i am here with beck hoy will walk us through lot of people use memorial take weekend as an excuse to relax but people coming out here will not be doing that, right. >> no relaxation today, we will be doing a stand up paddle ocean challenge a stand a obstacle course and we will have a kid fun run 7:30 a.m. we start with the opening ceremonies which will take place on the other side of the musicpy ier at ninth street coastguard auxiliary flag unit that will come with the presentation of the flag and at 8:00 we will start the obstacle course for the adults in the san. elite racers first and then they will continue on for probably about an hour, hour

and a half and on the eighth street side we will have a stan up paddle board ocean challenge, the the ocean challenge consists of 4-mile of ocean paddling, in between each mile they will beach their board and do some obstacles. run some tires up and down san dunes, do push-ups and grab their board and back out in the water. it is looking like a great event. we are expecting 40 paddlers and over four hundred in the obstacle. >> i have done stand up path will board before. i assume people will have done the same before any expectation, anybody falling in it is kind of chilly. >> weather looks great but water is a little bit chilly but wind are perfect today. you can see they are pretty flat, calm conditions. so we don't expect too many falls. everybody gets their race mode on so hopefully the legs are all jittered up and good to go. i don't expect too many falls. >> reporter: there are worse things in the world than falling in the water today.

>> yes. >> lets not forget, this is mine actually, this is what i will be on and six people, rowing me around that is how i will do this race. thank you so much for being with us. as it was said, it brings back true meaning on memorial day. it is no the just hot dogs and hamburgers. >> my family especially, we have my cousin's husband who just came home from afghanistan this week. we are excited he is home on weekend to help support families, whose families, whose husband, wife's are overseas and unfortunate will who had had someone fallen to the wars and everything overseas. we wanted to support the troops and make our children my three-year old and six year-old every other child that knows why they have off on memorial day. >> very good. that is so, so important. it is more than just hot dogs and hamburgers. even so if people want to do that they will burn them off here on the beach. sund like a great work out. thanks very much, nicole, we will send it back to you for now. >> al zapped contract, thanks very much. sound like a great time.

if you are not heading down the shore for memorial day weekend there are fun activity to take part in here in philadelphia you can try new outdoor roller rink at penns landing or nearby spruce street harbor park. it is also the ncaa mens lacrosse championships at the link. there are many, many opportunities around the city, you can find them all on our web site at cbs philly.com accounts again whether you are staying in town or helding down the shore there is a ton to do this memorial day weekend. all right. 6:36, and in other news, man wanted for killing four people inside a washington d.c. mansion, and then leave police on a two day multi state manhunt faces a a judge in court but police don't believe he acted alone and hunt is on for his accomplice. craig boswell is in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: thirty-four year-old daron wint kept his head bode and spoke his name during a 15 minute hearing in washington d.c. superior court on friday. he is charged with first degree murder, while armed.

>> although mr. wint is now incarcerated and held without one, our work is not yet done. >> reporter: investigators believe wint may not have act add loan when he held the savopoulos family and their housekeeper hostage for at least 18 hours last week. a according to court papers, ten year-old philip savopoulos died alone in a bedroom in his family home stabbed and burn by a fire started in his room. his father, salvees, his mother amy and housekeeper vera figueroa were found in another room having died from blunt force and sharp force injuries. defense argued against holding wint without one saying in witnesses had identified him but prosecutors pointed to dna evidence. the police say they matched wint's dna to a unfinished slice of pizza found at savopoulos home. court paper says amy savopoulos called local come minute necessities and hat pizzas left on the front doorsteps. prosecutors say savopoulos had employees, withdraw $40,000 from his company, american

ironworks and leave the money outside the home. the wint used to work for american ironworks. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 6:38. a philadelphia teen will plead guilty in connection with the hit and run that critically injured a temple student athlete. eighteen year-old rayshawn roberts waved his preliminary hearing and will go to trial. roberts surrendered to police shortly after the accident. investigators say he hit 22-year old rachel hall as she was riding her bike near temple's campus april 29th and then took off. roberts only had a learners permit. hall remains unconscious at temple university hospital. the man convicted in the 2001 murder of washington d.c. intern sandra levy will now get a a new trial. case first drew national headlines because of the levy's affair with then congressman gary condit. reporter adrian more, spoke to reporters. >> there is not a day we don't think about her.

>> reporter: purple and green ribbons line the home more than a decade after her disappearance and murder capture national headlines. >> i had a hunch that this was going to happen. >> reporter: now man convicted of killing the 24 year-old washington internist expected to get a new trial. after being sentenced to 60 years in prison, attorneys for the suspect argued a key witt the necessary in his 2010 trial, lied, and state prosecutors have withdrawn their long standing opposition. >> i cannot say that i have total doubts, i will say my husband is 100 percent sure that the right man is behind wars. >> reporter: the the modest o native was romantically linked with gary condit, who was ruled out as a suspect but does levy still have doubts about him. >> i'm not able to answer any of that, i'm sorry. >> reporter: while levy's mother is grateful her daughter's body was found in washington d.c. park, she does not anticipate attending much of his retrial.

>> no matter what the the evident is, i don't have my daughter. >> that was adrian moore reporting. tlc network has pulled one of its reality shows, 19 kid and counting, after a troubling admission by a member of the dugger family. twenty-seven year-old josh douger admits he molested young girls including family members more than a decade ago when he was just 14 years old. he was never criminally charged and tlc has not said when, or if the popular show will return. 6:40. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this at day morning it the may sound funny but it is a method called flip, flop flap wrap, we will tell you how to keep it safe from the sun this weekend plus this... i'm's kara suboy for c net.com, coming up next taking care of your pearl y whites has never been more high tech, tooth brush tech coming up next, stay tune. and a bit chilly to start the weekend here but warm up

is on the way, something for everybody in the forecast, carol will have details when we return.

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lesser priced models. >> reporter: when jeffery hopper saw his first high tech toilet over ten years ago he didn't know what it was. >> toilet opened and i said i jumped. >> reporter: after using it once, he knew he needed one. >> it was most incredible thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: they are washless but basically a bode t installed on top of the toilet. >> whenever you are finish it washes your bod which warm water. >> reporter: consumers can customize water pressure and settings for men and women. >> a a lot of toilets we sell. >> reporter: bennet friedman owner of the showroom in new york said she upgraded toilets are in mess bathrooms in asia but catching on in america. >> they spread out to a modern day convenience as well. a as value and importance growness our lives and people are beginning to embrace this concept. >> reporter: american manufacturers, kohler says it is seeing double digit growth since 2011.

japanese toilet main to to is experiencing growing sales in the u.s. toto prices start at $350 but can go up to, 7,000 depending on additional featuring including feet warmers dryer and the ability to play music. >> it has a nice, warm, heated seat. >> so you are a believer. >> yes. >> reporter: now that every household hardest working fixture is high tech, manufacturers hoped there would be more toilet talk in american homes. in new york, heather daniels for cbs news good all right. very impressive technology. 6:45. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, a anthony masonvanita nair. >> very impressive indeed. >> it is political intrigue in the pop song. we will take you inside the world's largest musical competition where countries compete for top spot in front of a quarter billion people.

also, he loves racing more than acting details on a new documentary about paul newman's love affair with high speed. putting a colossal twist on a classic coaster come aboard latest and greatest amusement park ride, opening up today. all that plus your eye opener, dish and music in our saturday session from okay, go on cbs this morning the saturday there that all sound great but we have got the high tech toilets, so you just remember that, anthony and vanita. >> we were listening. >> we were totally listening. i was glued to that report, hey, whatever works. >> thanks, guys. happy memorial day weekend by the way. plenty of people will be spending their weekend outside in the sun but many won't be protecting themselves presently. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a effort to raise awareness about sun and skin cancer. >> reporter: on boardwalk in ocean city or on the beach summer season at the shore will mean plenty of sun and

the american cancer society has, this reminder. >> it is flip flop flap and drop. >> so, flip on a t-shirt, flop on your sun screen, slap on, a wide brim harbor park hat and wrap on your sunglasses. >> reporter: start of the um iser, doctors say it is important to remember there are over 3 million new cases of skin cancer diagnosed every year. and most, caused by sun exposure. >> skin cancer is about half of the diagnosises 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: that bad surround burn can increase medical nome deadliest form of skin cancer. >> would i say letting your kid smoke at a eighth grade and if you wouldn't let your kid smoke in eighth grade you should be just as careful about that he is sun exposure. >> reporter: the biggest increase ace monk teenagers especially girls. >> young women are very predispositioned for skin

damage because of the sun exposure and as much as that may beautify their skin ramifications for their long term life are not worth it. >> reporter: when caught relevant i skin cancer is treatable. doctors say that the the best prevention is to protect your skin from the sun and use a sun screen, with a spf of, 30 or higher. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, that is some terrific advice especially, on a week even like this when people will be out and you are probably not aware of just how strong the sun thinks time of the year. it gets even stronger. we've got a 45-degree temperature. this is where we will find our pal, ed, and ed, what do you say this morning in chesterfield. it was so nice and cool out that we took another walk, with the sunrise. i think that is a great idea. keep the sun company. sun keeps us company. and 39-degree temperature some of these temperatures are cool out here this morning. thinks our other friend, delores lee, we have plenty of weather watcher friend but we love delores sunnies knocking

the chill off a nice start to the day. we will find temperatures, the coolest, we will see them over the next, i don't know, seven or eight days at least and in fact lets take a walk while i tell you on statistics. because i necessity you love to hear them. we have temperatures so far this may that have have been averaging five or 6 degrees above where they should this be time of the year, so we're going to be finding a very warm, month of may. although today is the cooler day. beautiful though. blue skies. ben franklin bridge. the the delaware river, in the a bit of ice nittany more after that winter. we are glad to see the unofficial start to the summer holiday season is finally upon us. 55 degrees at rehoboth beach. the lets get out of the way. a couple of people are still wondering around, ocean looks great. remember, not every single life guard chair has a life guard sitting in it. it is still early in the season. just be careful as you venture out in the water. storm scan three nothing except baltimore is now picking up a cloud.

that is it over the area. we have beautiful conditions, but chilly ones, in the north in the poconos carbon, monroe counties until 8:00 o'clock this morning. is there a frost advisory, on our, unofficial start to the holiday season of the summer. fifty-one in philadelphia 47 in millville. fifty in dover. 54 degrees in wildwood this morning. cooler start finish of the day, a little cooler too and around 70 to 72 degrees today inland, high pressure is here and then tomorrow high pressure is still here but it is in a different position and that brings our temperatures up to 80 degrees and it keeps moving and it send up a warm front. by the time we get to monday the warmest of the three day each day gets warmer and then monday at 85 will be the warmest day of the three holidays temperature days, but, by the the time we will get to tuesday it is warmer then. that so, expect to find some heat, coming in here, dew points, look at these last time i showed you this they were in the 30's. they will continue to drop. this is very dry air.

if you've got any kind of outdoor plans with anything that is at a match or a light or anything, be really careful just because the air mass is so dry. our feature weather what do we see? we will see as far out as we can look. i see clear skies. i see them right the through 6:00 o'clock tonight. i see them at 1:00 o'clock tomorrow have afternoon, and then 6:00 o'clock tomorrow night, but by the time we will get to mob a couple of cloud may be passing by. partly sunny conditions on monday and then on tuesday we're probably back with more sunshine and even then higher temperatures then on monday. so enjoy this, if you like to cool down, you can do that by putting your toe, your elbow or some body part in the water. right now about 60 degrees right along the the atlantic coast over most of the new jersey and delaware shorelines. and uv index stephanie's story was so good about putting on the sun screen. you will need it not just at the shore as we see these index getting high, higher more dangerous that will be inland too.

so 72 is our temperature in philadelphia, shore today. the the cooler spot at 64 degrees. poconos 65 degrees. it is sunny and terrific in every single location. seventy to 72 degrees today. 51 degrees tonight. the as we go through next couple of days notice a steady warm up. eighty on sunday. fifty-eight monday. ninety wednesday. ninety-one. this could be the start of our first heat wave of the season, a and that tuesday through thursday timetable. so we are continuing to watch for some warm air coming up. well, do you love watching weather? you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher and you can sign upright new cbs philly.com/watchers. nicole. >> carol thanks. most parents any hassle of trying to get your kid to properly brush their teeth. cnet kara suboy that looks at a technology will that makes it a fun interactive experience for children. >> reporter: your children

reluctant to brush their teeth why not make a game. tooth savers app for ios and android devices save a bad breath ape plaque by brushing their teeth. >> and help curb it the by tooth brushing. >> reporter: animated character will guy, entertain as they brush all of their teeth for two minutes twice a day. keep dental decay with a high tech tooth brush in oral b hitting stores this year. the tooth brush send data to the app over blue tooth. it will get to know if you are brushing too hard and for enough time. track your data a and share with your dentist. finally the quip is a well design electric tooth brush that vibrates as you brush for recommended two minutes what sets this a apart is refill surface of new tooth brush head and toothpaste. they start at 25 bucks and cost $5 every three months n san francisco i'm kara suboy for c net.com for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will take a short break and have your final forecast coming up

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carol, sound good. >> just great. >> yes, we have saved up some of the best weather during the winter, we have horded it, and decided to splurge, on this weekend. >> it is time. >> we are looking at, blue skies, very pretty, every location you've got gorgeous conditions, air mass is really really dry. you don't have humidity to deal with, temperatures this afternoon, we will be getting in the lower 07's. so 72 degrees through philadelphia. bottom row of numbers are high temperatures at the the shore and that is a change this time of the year. we have put those numbers instead of the lows for the night. so peck to find temperatures in the 60's along the the shore, tomorrow 80 degrees inland with sunshine, 70 at

the shore. on monday, 85 degrees, sun and cloud. seventy-eight at the the shore. and steady warm up and our first heat wave starting on tuesday. >> wow. >> that is great. >> carol, you don't have to go to the shore to be by the water. the delaware river looks incredible. >> it did, a bowl of water would look nice on a day like this. >> whatever you like. >> yes. >> carol thanks. that is "eyewitness news" for now we are signing off on television we are always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning the saturday is next. make it a great weekend. enjoy that bowl of water where ever it is. >> comfort keepers can provide a variety of in-home services for your aging loved ones. we'll assess their needs and create a custom care plan that can change as their needs change. ♪

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