atlantic city which more on what people are saying and also, exclusive reaction from governor christie. cleve? >> reporter: well, jessica a lot of people here in new jersey feel governor christie put his home state on the back burner while he was out of state running for president. and now here he goes again he is gone, and he is helping donald trump whose name still looms large here in atlantic city and the not necessarily in the most positive light. >> for christie to belly up with him, i'm very disappointed. >> reporter: financial crisis has atlantic city on the verge of the the state take over and news governor christie is far from home campaigning for donald trump has people wondering where is focus on our needs. >> the presidential campaign is more important than the state of new jersey, atlantic city and residents. >> i think christie has dropped the ball a little bit along the way. i don't think it is greatest thing in the world for that. >> reporter: some say it is ironic christie supporting trump whose brash personality out shined his own on the campaign trail and many people blame atlantic city woes on

casino gaming which trump had a name in. >> he made his money and got out of here. >> reporter: in a one on one with cbs the christie explained the trump endorsement. >> best man for america, back to greatness. in one will be as strong or tougher execute any of washington to turn it upside down the way it need to be. the thinks the guy that can do it. he is my friend. he is smart. tough. he will make america keep its word again around the world. >> i have had many people that want to endorse me but they need hours of time and everything else. the one person that i really wanted was chris christie. >> reporter: city council president marty small wondering who is helping make atlantic city great again. >> much more pressing issues governor christie needs to be focused on back home in the state of new jersey particularly in atlantic city where, you know, they are trying to enforce the state take over down our throats. >> reporter: now previously governor christie said trump's ideas, some were unrealistic. could he possibly be willing to help trump, as a vice-presidential candidate? a lot of people are wondering that.

reporting live, from atlantic city cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. meanwhile marco rubio and ted cruz continue to attack trump following last night's fiery debate. rubio called the front runner a conn artist, over a fraud lawsuit involving trump university. and cruz once again, accused trump of taking liberal positions on conservative issues. on the democratic side candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are gearing up for tomorrow's south carolina primary. clinton is expected to easily win. keep it the right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, of campaign 2016, and, of course, get the latest anytime at cbs philly dot the come. a pediatrician is facing charges tonight the for allegedly growing marijuana out of his bucks county home. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more on the unusual event that led police to the illegal stash. >> reporter: this charred car and home on brookside drive-in holland led police to the startling fine, 40 pot plants and elaborate growing

operation inside of the garage of a pediatrician, and rehabilitation center, doctor. >> one of the fire fighters, while doing a room to room search, found two rooms that had been converted, for the purpose of growing marijuana. >> there were ventilation systems, warm lights, heat warming pads, in addition to that numerous gardening equipment. >> reporter: police say five five-year old doctor jane wilderman whose offices is on bustleton avenue in philadelphia is charged with growing and distribution of the pot plants. after the fire department found two growing rooms in his garage. two weeks ago fire fighters were called to this house after a car caught fire in the driveway and spread to the home. >> he is a doctor's doctor. he is there for his patients, 24/7. he treats them both medically and who will particularly. he treats the whole person. people love him. >> reporter: his attorney, lewis busi theco said he needs

to review evidence but doctor has been practicing for years without a blemish and will have his day in court. >> we're living in a time where this country and society really is in a state of flux, concerning the use of marijuana. >> reporter: his wife is also facing charges, police say that the doctor is now a danger to the community, they say it could lead to a loss of license. >> certainly one of the puzzling things is why would this much marijuana being grown in the residents of a pediatrician. >> reporter: doctor wilderman has been released on $100,000 bail but police say it vice likely more charges could be followed. in northampton bucks county i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". caught on camera a burglary suspect gets a big surprise when police say he tried to steel the from the church's collection box. take a look at this surveillance video here from the northeast. investigators say it shows williams sykes break nothing to our lady of calvary church. moments later he is chased out

and arrested. walt hunter tells you why this suspect didn't have a prayer coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. amish schoolhouse that was ripped apart by tornado in lancaster county is already being rebuilt. take a look school how in solebury township was, destroyed wednesday and much of the framing is already up and in place, and work continues at the a very quick pace. it has been a blustery friday, it feels colder out there then it actually is. take a look this is always somebody that wears shorts no matter what the temperatures. cbs-3 cameras in pitman new jersey where it wasn't too cold for this exercise in shorts. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck not wearing shorts and we will have one mild day where maybe we can all ditch the coat the for a little will bit. >> jessica, if you you break out the shorts maybe do it on sunday, my rule of thumb if you have to wear a wool hat and gloves and coat you probably shouldn't bewaring shorts but to each or her own. beautiful day to look at,

outside, sun shining, blue skies, finally seeing sun after a very glummy past three days but it is cold, out and about in the the city tonight definitely dress for winter weather. it looks nice, feels cold. look at storm scan three not a whole lot going on. just a few flakes over through the poconos and northern new jersey, this morning, otherwise, everything is quiet. we have lake effect snow as you can see with the wind coming in through the great lakes. that will not make it here. as we widen out everything is quiet across the eastern half of the country high pressure taking control and that high will be in control of our forecast throughout the weekend. we will go from winter to feeling like spring in the next 36 to 48 hours. you cannot complain about that. temperatures right the now 40 at the airport. thirty-six in reading. thirty-nine in at atlantic city. that doesn't sound too bad until you factor in the wind and it feels about 10 degrees colder. thirty in the city. feels like 11 in mount pocono and it feels like 24 in lancaster. coming up i'll tell but that big swing in the mercury which days could be in the 60's, we

will start march next week like a lion and a lamb, perhaps. i'll explain when i join you inside, back to you. well, teenage vandals pull an expensive prank in one delaware county community, delaware community but residents say this is no laughing matter. a neighbor reported three teens slashing tires overnight on west 11th and juniper street in the washington park section of new castle. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us why this may be a tough one to crack. >> it is a shame, it makes me angry. >> reporter: while their punctured tires laid flat. >> this car, truck and car behind you, have two flat tires, four tiles total. >> reporter: emotions are inflating for some neighbors in new castle. >> they go around, and hurting peoples cars. then we have to pay for it. >> reporter: all four of these car tires have been slashed, police say 18 cars in this neighborhood were vandalized overnight. now car owners on 11th and juniper streets are holding the bills for repairs. in total. >> damage is probably four to

$5,000. >> reporter: on police say 1:30 friday morning a neighbor reported seeing three teenage boys slashing tires of the new castle county police car. from there they found tire after tire, all ought of air. >> new castle county k-9 assisted and tried to track whereabouts of these three suspects unsuccessfully unfortunately. >> reporter: but he believes his porch motion light stopped vandals from taking a knife to his tires but he is not stopping there. >> surveillance cameras, they will be up this weekend. >> it is ridiculous. these people have to go to work first thing in the morning they come out and their tires are slash. >> reporter: if caught suspects face myths chief and fines. anyone with any information should call new castle city police. in delaware anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have an update on the health scare at shore medical center in somers point, new jersey. the authorities say pharmacist accused of stealing pain medications and putting more than 200 patients at risk for hiv and hepatitis has been in

trouble before. back in 2002 the state ordered fredrick mcleash to surrender his license for stealing pain medication from cvs. his license was reinstated in 2004. in 2006, pennsylvania placed mcleash object probation for two years, for unspecified infractions. authorities near wichita, kansas are investigating a work place shooting that has left three people dead and 14 others were injured. as cbs correspondent manual, reports, police killed the suspect during the attack and new is there more information being revealed about his possible motevation. the. >> reporter: police in kansas say should go sus pick cedric ford was served with production from a abuse order in the factory where he work 90 minutes before he opened up fire. >> he didn't display anything that was outrageous. he just display that he was upset that he was getting this order. >> reporter: ford, who had a criminal record, left work after getting the order, and

first opened fire from his car, hitting someone in the vehicle, he then shot another driver, and stole their car before heading back, to the excel plant. >> shooter at excel industries. >> reporter: ford shot one person in the parking lot and another 14, inside of the building, before an officer gun him down. the unidentified officer is being called a hero. >> he had to stop that threat. you've got two or 300 people in there, and luckily two or 300 people came out. >> reporter: relatives rush to the factory after hearing about the shooting. >> one couple was reunited as cameras were rolling. police say ford was armed with an assault rifle and a automatic handgun, investigators are trying to figure out how a suspect with the criminal record was able to get those weapons. manual, cbs news, heston, kansas. ford had convictions for multiple burglaries, fleeing from police and disorderly

conduct. authorities say person named in the order does not work at the factory but released no other details about the order. coming up on "eyewitness news" a baby ace live thanks to a rare, delicate procedure performed before he was even born. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us unique way doctors saved his life. plus this... brand new bit coin atm on south street is one of only three in the city and just a handful around the country. coming up i'll explain what this could mean for future of cyber currency. and rolling out the red carpet for hollywood's biggest night but this year it might not be all glitz and glamour. what is being planned for the oscars, next.

burgers are big business in philadelphia and now a popular chain from new york wants to capitalize on the trend. pj clark's will set up shop later this year inside center city's historic curtis center. former mayor ed rendell and mayor kim kenney were on hand. rendell said he had been trying for years to get pj's owners to plant new roots in philadelphia. >> i wanted to have that restaurant a railable, to improve quality of life and great part because i am probably number one consumer of cheese burgers in the city of philadelphia. >> get this, enjoy a sampling

of the menu items, restaurant is famous for cadillac burger and king george's shepherd's pie. >> oscar gold fills tinseltown this weekend as red carpet is rolled out for eighty-eighth annual academy award. but aster i okita reports, protests are also planned for hollywood's biggest night. hollywood certainly knows how to throw a party. at governor's ball, champagne is chilling, artwork is up and wolf gang puck's famous meal is being prepare. >> we have 40, each one cost about 450 to $500. >> reporter: experts expect plenty of surprise winners on sunday including best picture. >> i have been in variety for 30 years and i don't remember an oscar race that was more confusing, then this year, because, you know, the big prize is really up for grabs. >> reporter: after five nomination this is could be finally leonardo dicaprio year to take home gold, bri larson

is also front runner for best actress. is there no clear cut favorite in the supporting actor or actress category. the it is hard to talk about the oscars without mentioning lack of diversity in nominees. protests are planned here in hollywood and across the country on sunday. snoop doggies latest celebrity to speak out, saying quote the oscars, weren't made for us. gray says the industry needs to change out of self preservation. >> the film industry is at least 20 years behind what television is, and they will have to catch up or people will stop going to movies. >> reporter: controversy could be a dark cloud hanging over hollywood's bright night. terry okita, for cbs news, los angeles. >> do i love watching oscars. it will be interesting to go see wins this year. great movies and people nominated. >> here's something i have always wonder, who is oscar? it is tonight's good question, the academy awards are also known as the oscars but why? who is oscar and why are hollywood's big's wards named

after him? the oscar goes to? >> do you know who he is? >> i have no idea. >> do you know who oscar is. >> people, keep asking nicole, she will have the answer, in tonight's good question, who is oscar. find out at 11:00. do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> meteorologist kate bilo joining us now. man, it is nice to see the sun. i know it is cool. >> and blustery. >> that is right. >> especially, when the sunnies streaming through windows i feel like i can do laundry, i can clean the house. >> energy. >> just take a shower. >> pull the covers up. >> a nap sound so good. >> it does. >> i went and had roman after we talk about it last night. perfect day for it, that cold, blustery february weather but that is all about to change. we have a few more days left, three more days to be exact in the leap year after all and we have got a warm up to tell but to finish out february.

it is only fitting meteorological winter end the way it started very warm. we will all remember december. the lets look at outside and how the evening is shaping up inn what a beautiful shot. days are getting longer as well. the it wasn't so long ago all these cameras were pitch black at the this time of the night. now we are looking live at bethlehem out towards christmas city and moravian college there. it is beautiful. a lot of traffic going by but definitely need sun screen or screen in your car, what is that called when you flip it down when you are driving, i cannot think of it right now. you need to shield your eyes. sun glare delays on the schuylkill which is better than rain delays and that is what we have had all week long. the lets look at our live neighborhood network sites as well. this is beach patrol headquarters in margate and it almost like you can bring your beach chair down and enjoy a nice warm summer evening, feels a whole lot different then it looks. today is one of the deceiving days where it looks beautiful, you go outside and realize i'm's not quite bundled up for this kind of weather.

here's storm scan three showing a whole lot of nothing happening across the northeast and really eastern half of the country. high pressure in control. it will be sliding east as we head through weekend a and that means we will start to warm up, progressively each day. today is the coldest, by sunday it will feel like a completely different season here in philadelphia a40 degrees right now at the airport. thirty-six in allentown. thirty-six in reading. thirty-nine in dover. we are about five to 6 degrees below average for this time of the year. of course, win didn't help. wind gust ted over 30 miles an hour all day long. we had 38-mile an hour gust at the airport. 36 miles an hour in reading. 37 miles an hour winds in atlantic city. that is making it feel ten to 15 degrees colder all day then thermometer indicated. heading through weekend temperatures will be climbing courtesy on have this area of high pressure that moves overhead. saturday looks good sunday loosen better, beautiful day. lots of sunshine. 60 degrees. put on twitter a bike ride in order for my family on sunday. if you don't have plans, get

out and carve out an hour to enjoy a beautiful spring-like february day. last day of the in on monday just a chance for sprinkle but still warm with highs in the 60's. the lets talk about your weekend forecast, very important here, lots of sun through the weekend. warmer day is sunday, saturday is chill bye not a as bad as today. then meteorological winter ending because meteorological spring begins march 1st. vernal equinox is march 20th at 12:30 a.m. the just about when it turns to march 20th it will be spring for us. not too much longer to go now. tonight gradual clearing, still gusty wind. tomorrow is a chilly day but mostly sun which a high right around low to mid 40's, 44 for your saturday, sunday, 60, monday, 60, and just a chance for sprinkle will on monday but what a fantastic finish to february. >> two thumbs up. >> for sure. >> thanks, kate. macy's shoppers listen up, to this. coming up we will tell but change to the retailer's coupon policy that customers

may in the like. passport warning the surprise waiting for thousands of people looking to get the a a passport or renew their current one, don. we will show you something, getting in lean in and take a close look, watch this player from duke trip his opponent. what kind of punishment would you give gray son allen. you won't believe what h

don joins with us an update on a flyers player everybody is curious about hard to win games when you don't have your best players. you want them on the field, the ice or whatever it is. the flyers are calling it a an upper body injury but many believe it is a concussion. claude giroux has been three straight games on the unidentified injury. today captain of the orange an black hit the ice and hopes of returning to the line up tomorrow night begins arizona his teammate jake voracek whim miss that game because of the lower body injury. giroux and voracek are their two best players.

today, claude was questioned about his status. >> i can't really answer that. >> do you know if you are able to play. >> i don't know yet, we have to look at some things, you know, what is going on and how we feel to move forward. >> meet duke guard grayson allen, he is a star, which means cameras are always on him. twice this year, they caught him. today, the ac c said it will not suspend allen for tripping a player from florida state. now earlier this month, allen tripped another player, from louisville, he was later given a flagrant foul. they is on the court and sticks out his leg, and down goes the ball player. right there. >> how does this kid not get suspended? are you kidding me. >> what is going on. >> is this a coach k factor. >> absolutely good they might

be doing him a solid at ac c. >> he is their lead scorer. >> what does it matter, it is a character issue. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy. coming up next, here on "eyewitness news" you may have heard of bit coins a type of digital currency so what happens, at a bit coin atm, is there one in philadelphia. we will show you how it works. and giving infertile women an opportunity to get pregnant how a new surgery could change the lives of thousands of woman. three months a approaching, and beginning of march, women's history month, we traveled to a museum, i'm rahel solomon coming up where this is and what you can find

they have no shape, no weight, and in ever changing value, we have information, on why bitcoin will soon have have plenty more fans, in our

area "eyewitness news" continues now 59:30, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. installment of the brand new bit kane atm in philadelphia may signal bit coins are here to stay. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on south street the now to explain, why. alex? >> reporter: south street kind of had that underground vibe which makes it seems like the perfect place for an atm that deals in bit coins. now bit coin wasn't -- was a buzz word a few years back but when its value took a dip two years ago many people thought it was over but a a a resurgence seems to come here in philadelphia inserting cash only to have it the disappeared into cyberspace would anger a typical atm user but for bit coin holders that is the goal. >> some people, travel like an hour, just to get here, you know to use this atm. >> reporter: this bit coin atm went on line one week ago inside of the philly dream shop on south street. >> it is kind of a grab in our

industry. it is so much opportunity out there and philadelphia has just got a lot of element that we're looking for. >> reporter: bit coins are a form of cyber currency. they have no physical shape and exist only in a user's cyber account. their values rise and fall similar to wall street commodities. these atm's allow bit coin users to use common cash into cyber wallets. >> you can carry it on your phone, and it is increasingly related to consumer payments because more merchants are accepting it the. >> reporter: after a volatile beginning the value of the bit coin has steadily listen over $170 this past year alone making it an investment opportunity for some. >> we have four units. >> reporter: the condos in manayunk can be purchased with bit coins but they are changing value must be factored in. >> buyer/seller has to agree who take on the wrist objecting have that fluxation. >> reporter: appeal to the tech community while also catering to those who cannot

or do not work with banks. >> it is nothing to be dismissed and that is why i see in five years we will look back and go wow, i didn't see this one coming. >> reporter: now very rare that you will find a bit coin atm to allow to you get cash back out, most of them, simply putting and converting cash into bit coin currency and deposit the through atm. there are two others here in philadelphia but less than 30, nationwide, reporting live from south street alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. and early morning fire, in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood turns the house of jen into a house of ruin. fire fighters were called to chelten and pull as ski avenue around 1:00. fire was placed under control in about an hour but by then you see damage was done. the customers say that the chinese and japanese food restaurant was a favorite. >> we're seeing good food and people were very, very, very nice. >> i was upset when i pulled up, just a great loss, you

understand that because i come here all the time for lunch, so i'm like wow, what has happened. >> reporter: no one was hurt in the fire, and the investigation is ongoing. the government says that zika virus infection has been confirmed in nine pregnant woman in the united states, all nine of the patients got virus overseas, three of the babies have been born one with the brain defect. cdc says today that it is investigating ten additional reports of pregnant travelers with zika. virus spread mainly by mosquito by the in latin america and caribbean. potential break through in infertility tonight. surgeons in cleveland have subjectfully performed the nation's first uterus transplant. it is a new frontier that aims to give woman lack wombs a chance of pregnancy. nine hour surgery at cleveland clinic was perform on a 26 year-old woman and we're told the patient is stable. >> it is just like any solid organ transplant, kidney transplant we would take from a or again donor and prepare

that uterus to replace inside the patient who has a non-functioning or absent uterus. >> other countries have tried womb transplants, but sweden reportedly the first successful birth, with a total of five healthy babies so far. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, heart stents are common for adults with certain kind of heart disease and now they can also be used for unborn babies. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the story of one baby whose life was saved. >> yes, this is amazing surgery, you guys, fetal surgery operating on a tiny baby still in the womb. it is delicate, complicated and now surgeons are even able to work inside the heart, of the fetus. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: looking at grayson devilla a you wouldn't know what he has been through until you see scars on his chest. twenty-two weeks into his mother samantha's pregnancy doctors discovered a condition that leaves the left side of the heart under developed. >> you can imagine, without half of your heart, it is hard

to survive. >> reporter: babies in the womb should survive a small hole in the heart to help blood flow but grayson's was closing up. >> because everything is stack against you. >> reporter: solution was a rare procedure where doctors inserted a long, thin needle in samantha's womb and fetus where they put the a small stents into grayson's tiny heart. >> even though it looks bigot is two to 3 millimeters wide. >> reporter: procedure worked strengthening his lungs so surgeons could perform emergency open heart surgery ten weeks later when he was born. they converted his one heart chamber to do the job of two. >> normally that chamber the right ventricle, up flows to the lungs but now we are asking it to pump blood to the entire body. >> reporter: grayson's three month-old hearties functioning as expect. >> now, grayson still faces two more prosecutors, but doctors say, he should have a normal, healthy life. >> is that incredible. >> science is amazing. >> it is like when you think of it, it is amazing.

>> and it saved his life. >> that is great. >> wonderful story. >> yes. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" we will take you inside the nation's first beer spa. then traveling overseas? it we have a warning involving passports. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what you need to know now so your travel plans do not get derailed. a big change to macy's coupon policy what you'll no longer ab allowed to do kate? well, certainly felt like winter to day but by the end of february, it will feel like we just jumped straight into april and then question becomes does march come in like a lion or lamb? i'll have the answer with the seven day forecast coming up.

even flow is recalling 56,000 child safety seat, because some children can loosen the internal harness. if that happens it increases risk of injury in the car crash. the recall, includes transitions three in one combination booster seats from december 2014 through january 2016. no injuries have been reported and you can get more information, at cbs philly.com. macy's is changing its coupon policy and will no longer accept coupons for clearance items. macy's which has been known for stackable coupon will still apply to the full price and sale items. macy's spokesperson says clearance items will still be, deeply discounted. >> deeply. >> i know a lot of people, everybody loves a deal. >> for sure. >> everybody loves a deal. >> come on. >> but now you can have to dig

deeper, right. >> that is right. >> got that right. >> coming up as we continue healing powers of beer, where you can enjoy benefits of the nation's first, beer spa.

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do the cold temperatures have you dreaming of maybe a trip to somewhere warm. >> yes. >> answer is yes. spring break is right around the corner, summer not far behind that but depending where you want to go you to have get cracking. >> otherwise as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains you could be in for a surprise. >> that is right, surprise, surprise. this has to do with passports traveling to many places requires that you have a passport and the wait time to get one or get one renewed is growing. need a passport? u.s. government says it could take six weeks, just to get your passport renewed. that is longer than usual. here's why, within the next three years 49 million people's passports will expire.

you can thank a 2007 federal law for the avalanche of renewals. the it requires u.s. citizens to carry a pass forward when traveling to can inadequacies, mexico, caribbean and bermuda. even if your passport is current, most european countries will not accept passports, within six months of their expiration date. so to get your passport quicker, act now. photos can be taken at many post offices, drugstores and public libraries. the state department says pictures of the number one reason why renewals may be held up. so follow lead, seriously. super star, tweeted his passport pick and meets all government regulations, right size, two by two, taken on a plane white background with no smile. the government prefers a more natural look, once you get that perfect picture renew picture by mail or in person at sanctioned locations for faster service and then relax or plan that next vacation getaway.

don't forget to smile, or do a glamour shot. fee for first time passport applicant is $110 for adults, $80 for kid and 16 plus to 25th execution feet. you do not to have pay that extra 25 bucks. >> yes. >> so the worst, i had one that was literally leaving and looked down and they didn't check. >> they say, bermuda or certain places in the caribbean, you know, years ago you didn't to have do it. now if i just get the thing. >> have a great weekend. >> you too, buddy. students celebrated a milestone at a delaware county school, with a special space mission. the grayson school in newtown square mark their 100 day of school and students dressed in space suits, celebrate by simulating a mars mission, that they built within their school. they designed, built the their own robots and international space station. >> they get real hand on

experience and every part of the mission from astronaut training to farming, to coding robots to be able to navigate the mars terrain, to building a robot. >> graysonnies pennsylvania's first independent private school for talented and gifted students. your forecast with kate bilo. blustery today but sun was out. >> sun was out indeed and it is weekend. we are talking about what your favorite bagel is for weekend. what are your favorite bagels. >> i like raisin bagels. >> i wheat ones. i know, i know good plane. >> we have had these. >> yes. >> you take them, lady, you can have all of them. >> it is a good morning a bagel run tomorrow, sunday even better, maybe sit outside and have your breakfast sunday. the it is chillier, february after all. what a beautiful, beautiful weekend. the sunshine across the board by the way i like everything bagels little cream cheese but got to be cold cream cheese. lets look at a beautiful

sunset underway looking live at spring garden cam from the cbs broadcast center. traffic is moving, somewhat, on a friday night, we have sun glare problems possibly out there which is a good problem to have after days after days of rain issues and you can see sunset, colors in the sky in the background there and sunsets in the opposite direction but still nice to look at. the beautiful finish to the evening. we are almost at 6:00 and still have light in the sky. that is, of course, good news. we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers and see what they are looking at this evening. temperatures are on the cold side. i don't know about you but i would rather be 25 degrees with no wind then 35 degrees, with this kind of wind. wind has been wicked all day making these temperatures feel so much colder then thermometer indicates n cherry hill lynn springer at 37 degrees. she says we bit chilly. i'm going to the move business my favorite men to stay warm, hubby and son. lynn sent thus beautiful picture of the sky from today. you can see another sunrise ankle there. we have clouds, but skies clears very nicely throughout

the afternoon and we have great photos from our weather watchers, ed connor sent this one, still flooding, near chesterfield, new jersey. you can see trees still in the the water. of course from the flooding we had earlier in the week i love this one walter sent in puffy clouds with the blue skies in the background. nice to see sunshine and blue skies after days and days of glummy weather. more sun on the way for weekend. lets look at what is going on we will start with the recap of february so far. end february on monday. so far it has been above average. temperatures 2.3 degrees above average. we have had 3.3 inches of snow. does not look like we will add to that total. the quiet february, at least in philadelphia as it goes. high temperature 65 degreesment that will hold monday, may come close in a few spots. keep an eye. low temperature, we will remember that at 8 degrees on valentines morning. storm scan three, again, showing really a whole lot of nothing. we have lake effect snow showers off to the west. great lakes will see that tonight and tomorrow but then the lake effect machine will start to die down as the wind

begin to die down and see temperature wise doesn't look all that bad but it is wind that makes it feel so much colder out there. hang on to your hats if you are out and about in the city tonight, 30 degrees is what it feels like in philadelphia, 28 is the current feels like temperature in trenton and feels like a very cold 11 degrees in mount pocono. future weather those high pressure overhead through weekend and we will get into a southeasterly flow, zonal flow instead of the direct northwest wind, west wind for us is a warming flow, we will see those wind down there slope over to the west and temperatures on the way up. lower 40's today. we will jump to 60 degrees by sunday, we will go from winter to spring in the course of 24 hours. by the way, we have had more 60-degree days this meteorological winter, december through february, 20 days at 60 or higher, that is a record, previously 16 was the record and we will add at least two more to the mix. we could have 22 days this year, meteorological winter of

60 degrees. that is crazy. gradual clearing gusty wind at 33 degrees. your saturday mostly sunny, brisk and cool. high of 44. eyewitness weather seven day forecast nice and warm 60 both sun dane monday. march comes in like a lamb on tuesday but then lion part starts on wednesday when we have the threat for some rain and it will get cold again by the end of next week. ukee and jessica back to you. may not feel like it just yet but here's awe sure sign. this is the last weekend for ice skating at rink at dilworth park outside city hall. rink is opened until 11:00 p.m. tonight. opened up at 11:00 a.m. saturday and sunday before it closes for the season. >> aloft people like to come home from work and relax with a beer. now an oregon spa figured out a new way for beer to be relaxing. this is america's first beer spa, the spa is located in it or gone town of sisters. you soak in the beer, hops and barley and said to have many

benefits. but is there one thing it is not good for. >> you will not get drunk soaking in beer. it is insomnia, relaxation. >> i soaked in it and used it and i slept great. >> after only a week in business they are expanding. they are having a hop in the garden beer garden and hop in the cup which is a new coffee with hops in it. >> yes, how about that. playing your high school rival for the championship can be intense. >> but high school basketball game turned ugly tuesday night in idaho after a mascot dance off, highland was playing madison for district championship. mascots having some fun until one mascot shoved the other, and the fans took offense, and a brawl ensued, and had to be broken up by police. no arrests were made. unfortunate to see that happen. >> not a good look. >> not a good look at all. >> do you have plans for this

weekend. >> on this oscar weekend good movies are hitting the the theaters, kevin. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up hugh jackman trains an unlikely olympian in eddie the eagle will and, face off in the epic battle in guides of egypt.

big weekend with movies with the oscars on sunday and films in theaters right now. >> entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has a preview of all of the new releases. >> you are not fit to be king. it is my turn now. >> girard butler stars as egyptian god of darkness who steals the thrown and over throws, played by nicholas walldo. >> how do we stop it. >> try to keep it up. >> it is a whole different world. is there just some images in just blows awe way. >> to get his power back and save the world he teams up

with a human beast, on a epic quest facing an evil army, deem ons and enormous monsters. >> run. >> run. >> we do it all the time. >> where do you think you are going. >> olympics. >> for as long as i can remember is there people with ambition. >> eddie, the eddie the eagle of eddie edwards unlikely british ski jumper that in one believed in, comes to the big screen. hugh jackman stars as his coach helping under dog prove everyone wrong and win over the world. >> i was his coach. i was a washed up ex-ski jumper basically plowing snow, and this guy just keeps asking, and for most of the movie i say no to him but he is a very determined young man and it is an amazing story of this, journey of every day dreamer who is trying to shock

the world. >> he is your friend. >> fly. >> you are eag i the eagle. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier back to you in the studio. >> catch entertain the tonight this evening and every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. i got to see that one. the that looks good. that is "eyewitness news" at 5c. now at 6:00 caught in the act. >> reporter: suspected thief trying to steel from poor boxes inside a northeast philadelphia catholic church gets the surprise of his life, when he finds, two undercover officers, waiting for him. i will have story a and video of what some might call divine justice, coming up. blustery and cold friday night in philadelphia, the wind are still strong but we are going to make a big turnaround as we head through the weekend, in fact, we set a record so far of how much 60-degree days we have had, i'll tell you which days we can add to that total at 6:00. botox, for bernie, bernie

parent gets a lift but not the for cosmetic reasons, why he said he had to get inject. outside it looks like an ordinary house, inside, it is a celebration of black history month, how young african-american women could be inspired when they walk through the door, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. they were watching him break in, and they were in there when he came in. >> then undercover officers chased him outside and got him. the surprise serial burglar caught in the act while trying to steel from the poor. officers lying in wait for burglar to strike again. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. the trap was set for that suspect at a catholic church in the northeast and the arrest was caught on surveillance video. eye witt the necessary news reporter walt hunter is live at police headquarters with how that surprise stake out all unfolded, walt.

>> reporter: and investigators say that william sykes had spent a lot of time inside churches in the northeast recently but he wasn't there praying, police say he was there stealing. that came to an end thursday night when sykes broke in the our lady of calvary church and inside waiting were two under cover officers. you might the say accused thief william sykes, seen on video break nothing our lady of calvary church never had a prayer because waiting inside where sykes had struck before stealing from donation boxes were undercover officers, dennie claire and his partner. >> he was extremely surprised. he actually, you know, attempted to run out of the side door. >> reporter: he says they quickly, chased and tackled the suspect. the two officers both cathol e