>> 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 catholics, explaining that

after spending the first night in the church, without the any success, on the second night, they did seek some divine guidance. >> we lit a candle and we put money in the poor box and said a prayer we would get this gentlemen. >> he got a big surprise as you can see the video. i'm happy. >> reporter: facilities manager joe oliveri work with the the police setting a trap, mounting a security camera. high five's exchanged by officers as they took suspect into custody a sign of just how much this meant to the police, and to the parish. >> it is gratifying, you know, it makes the job worth it. >> it is relief to us because this is an ongoing thing. he broke in the poor boxes in the upper church and lower church. >> reporter: sadly father john says that the suspect who allegedly had a hypodermic needle in his pocket, instead of breaking in, needed only to have knock on the door of his rectory a few feet away where not only money, but kindness and mercy were

waiting. >> all he had to do was ask and we could have helped him. >> reporter: now court records show that sides has had a history of five prior arrests, at least for burglaries, and has one open case awaiting trial for possession of drugs. police say's parentally was able to get the a key to the church somehow to allegedly allow him to break in and sources also say he is now under investigation for other poor box thefts and one other northeast philadelphia parish. live from police headquarters i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks for that. tire slashing spree hits one delaware community, and no more than a dozen residents are hefty repairs bills. damage was concentrated in the area have on west 11th and juniper streets. neighbor called authorities after seeing three teenage boys slashing tires, on a new castle will county police car. in all 18 vehicles were vandalized overnight. >> it is ridiculous. these people have to go to

work first thing in the morning and they come out and their tires are slash. >> makes me angry, they go around and they are slashing peoples cars, you know, they may have to pay for it. >> police tried to track teenagers with help from the police k-9. if caught they face criminal mischief charges and fines. signs office progress are already rounding up in the lancaster county community hit hard by a tornado on wednesday. the twister caused significant damage, taking out several structures including a one room, amish schoolhouse. well, fast forward to today and you can see rebuilding of that will schoolhouse is well underway, and walls are up and work continues at a quick pace. today we are still dealing with those blustery wind and it makes it feel colder outside then it is. meteorologist kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck and kate, cool and windy tonight the but a warm up is on the the way. >> we do have some much better news in our weekend forecast, jessica, tonight out and about in the the city make sure you

bundle up, dress for winter weather. it well feel like teens and zero's now that the sun has gone down and it feels colder even out here on the sky deck. definite will you want gloves, scarves and whole 9 yards tonight. my fingers are freezing. if you are outside any longer than a few seconds, bundle up but shed those layers by sunday. look at what we have going on. we will start off on storm scan three, nothing happening a few lake effect snow showers back off to the west and these will not get here. temperatures right now only in the 30's, 38 degrees in philadelphia, 33 in allentown. thirty-five in trenton. it does than the sound so bad but feels like the 20's right now thanks to the wind still gusting in spots up to 25 miles an hour in mount pocono. we had to fall off just this hour in philadelphia, last hour we were showing 30 miles an hour gusts. that goodies news. wind dying down but still breezy tonight and warming trend this weekend and then march may come in like a lamb but that lamb-like weather may only last one day. i will have your full seven day forecast and explain what

that means when i join you inside. >> thank you, kate. former presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie dropped a bomb shell on the campaign trail today. he endorsed republican front runners donald trump. christie joined trump at a rally in texas. that major endorsement comes after last night's bruising don't. trump face relentless attacks from marco rubio and ted cruz. in a one on one cbs news exclusive, christie explained the trump endorsement. >> best man to lead america back to greatness. there is no one who will be as stronger and tougher execute any of washington to turn it upside down the way he needs to be. this is the guy that can do it. he is my friend. he is smart, tough and 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. >> the endorsement comes ahead of next week critical super tuesday primary. there is much more ahead on christie's endorsement and rest of the days campaign 2016

headlines, coming your way next on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley right after our broadcast. shocking charges against a pediatrician after a surprising discovery in his garage. six five-year old doctor jane wilderman is accused of growing and distributing marijuana. the fire department stumbled upon the pot after a pickup truck caught fire in the doctor's driveway on brookside drive-in holland. >> 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, red lights, heat warming pads in addition to that numerous gardening equipment. >> doctor wilderman who has an office or bustleton avenue in philadelphia is free, on bail tonight. we have learned new information about the the suspects charged in the health scare at shore medical center in south jersey. authorities say that the pharmacist accused of stealing

pain medications, and putting more than 200 patients at risk for hiv, hepatitis, has been in trouble before. in 2002 the state ordered fredrick mcleash to surrender his license for stealing pain medications from a cvs. his license was reinstated in 2004, and in 2006, pennsylvania placed mclesion probation for two years for unspecified infractions. >> as we near end of black history month and approach woman's history month a germantown museum is celebrating lives of ordinary, yet extraordinary black women and girls. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon takes us to the colored girls museum. >> reporter: behind this gate, just down the path, inside this germantown three story a collection of a celebration, of colored girls. >> you will find everything from straightening comb, to like pot theory, to works of art, to clothing, ironing

board, washing board, any number of really beautiful and interesting things. >> reporter: at the colored girl museum, no two things are exactly the same because you no two perspectives are. >> all of the rooms in this house have been converted into stories, and install haitians, by artists from the community who are here to tell different store business stroud ought nature i colored woman in their lives or themselves through their work or through objects, that have been submitted into the colored girls museum. >> reporter: founder, shown here, says that the thought of such a museum has been with her since her college days at wesleyan university. the since the fall of 2015, the museum, which is also dubois home has sat in the physical form on new hall street. while it is meant for all to enjoy the different objects, encourage visitors to see the world through the lens of the colored girl. >> this is really an opportunity to document, to archive our stories, in a way

they have not been archived and documented before. there are museums for all kind of things. we think there should be a a colored girls museum. >> if you'd like to see it the for yourself visit 12 to 4:00 on sundays in march, and best easter sunday. reporting from germantown rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". congratulations you are a mcdonald's all stars. >> that is lieutenant hakim james in the the camden county police department. he was one of the 24 people chosen by mcdonald's's nationwide to be recognized for their hard work in the community. lieutenant james won free breakfast and $500 which he donated to the ronald mcdonald house of south jersey. he was also presented an american flag in memorandum willry of his k-9 partner zero who recently passed away and a 20 piece box of chicken mcnuggets, zero's favorite treats. >> zero. >> rest in peace, buddy. an unusual sport that is a twist on traditional sports.

>> this is peoples bob for trout, they are bobbing for trout. that is what this is. >> coming up where this is happening and why, these contestant are crazy enough to stick their head in water like that. >> kate. >> with your mouth. >> lets move to weather. not yet feels like winter but by week end feeling more like april, and then february we will tell you how high those temperatures get and does it mean it will be here for g i will have your full forecast coming up. a flyers legend getting botox for bernie parent it is not for cosmetic reasons yes says the injections are necessary, and really cool before and after pictures up next. also demarco's brief run in philadelphia may be coming to an even, coming up later in sports, trade rumors involving the eagles starting running back, he does not want to miss this we will be right back.

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what he hand a role in the cbs hit show blue bloods and talked to him about working with pretty big stars. watch him tonight the at ten on blue bloods and then right afterwards, meet him at home, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. also tonight, at 11:00 our own delaware valley version of the blue bloods helping turnaround some rough neighborhoods in our neighborhood. what is secret to this mother and daughter success story? i find out, tonight at 11:00 right now the no knife eye lift non-surgical alternative to plastic surgery. more popular than ever and sometimes therapy can be used to improve vision. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has a story of a philadelphia sports legend who says it is working for him. >> reporter: wait until you meet him mr. life is good, bernie parent, of course, he is happier then usual these days. after finding a quick, easy fix for his, sagging eye lids. >> it is this skin, that is really causing him some problems. >> reporter: hall of fame goalie bernie parent is seeing a plastic surgeon, not for

cosmetic reasons but to improve his vision. >> it is dipping down like this and it effects my vision. >> reporter: bernie, says his upper eye lid droop so much they interfere with his vision. >> it is amazing when i'm driving if i bring it up a little bit everything is knees and clear. >> reporter: that extra skinnies removed surgically but bernie wanted a less invasive alternative. >> botox has enabled us to really do a chemical brow lift or a chemical eye lid lift. >> reporter: doctor steve up davis says botox eases wrinkle lines by paralyzing muscles and he can help lift the information head and eye lids. >> what we're trying to does get the excess skin that is resting on his eye lids to be lift add way, and so that in a normal every day situation, he is not trying constantly to keep his brows up. >> reporter: before and after comparison from other patients show less creasing in the upper eye lid with the botox injections. the here's bernie before, and now, after one treatment.

>> it is working all right. it has only been a week. and, i feel different. >> reporter: last year bernie had his breasts reduced with a fat melting technology. he was em bared about the condition, enlarged male breasts. >> perfect. >> for bernie's eye lids doctor davis uses a series of botox injections just a above the eye brow and while the flyers favorite might not have been looking for a cosmetic improvement he got one anyway. >> look at myself this morning and i went, wow, who is this guy i'm looking at, yes. beautiful thing. >> life is good. >> and, now that was bernie for about two round of botox injections, week apart that cost between three and $600. with eye lids, botox is also going to be more subtle and only last for about six months. but bernie is one happy guy. >> what a charmer. >> adorable. >> he is the man. >> and before and after photo, you can see the difference.

>> yes, still changing. >> yes,. >> they are cheering bernie, bernie, bernie. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. lets check our forecast with kate bilo who joins us. what is going on here. >> nice weather on sunday. >> if you have not the made outdoor plans yet make outdoor plans. we have planned it, my family will be out on the schuylkill river trail. maybe we will see you out there, take kids to the family. if you don't have kids walk around and enjoy spring-like weather and sunshine which doesn't always happen in february. we were in the 60's last week bind not like sunny blue 60's like on sunday. tonight not feeling quite as great, we will go up to the poconos where folks out on the slope from jack frost big bold order grind rails and snow borders out and skiers on the slopes as well. great weekend for that. lots of sunshine. make sure you wear eye gear to keep your eyes shaded from the sun off the snow, a lot of sunshine to look at this weekend but lovely shot here you can see slopes lit up a at

jack frost big boulder. lets look at one view from live neighborhood network camera at palmyra cove nature park looking live over river toward city sky line and last bit of that sunset in the sky. what a beautiful sunset it was tonight and we are on our way, setting stage for gorgeous, sunny weekend but doesn't feel so great right now so just hang on we have much better stuff coming in the forecast. storm scan clear for our region. some light lake effect snow showers, south of the buffalo area and portions of ohio as well. lake effect machine should start to shut off overnight tonight and tomorrow and those wind die down and then eastern half of the country doesn't have much else to worry about heading through weekend. great news there. just full of good news today. we have changes. we will get to that with the seven day forecast. we have temperatures, 38 degrees in philadelphia 33 in reading. twenty-three in mount pocono. as we know with the wind temperatures only half story. it feels 10 degrees colder. feels like 28 in philadelphia 24 in reading. twenty-two in lancaster. late tonight if you are out

and about dinner and a movie perhaps at 11:00 it will feel like the teens in a few spots. certainly bundle up. temperatures climbing, 40's tomorrow and then we will jump to 60 degrees on sunday. monies mild as well, just a chance for sprinkle. temperatures may get higher then this the lower 60's in the 62, 36 rake perhaps as we await arrival of that weak cool front. it has been a cloudy month. the feels like we have not seen the sun we have only had three days this month that qualified as full sunshine. twelve partly cloudy days and ten, completely cloudy taste, it has been a wet, kind of messy february but it is a warm winter. we have had 20 days of 60 or above this winter that is most on record for december through february season and it looks like we may add at least two more to that total before we finish the month. overnight gradual clearing, gusty wind, brisk cool saturday but mostly sunny not a bad day but save your big outdoor plans, golfing plans, bike ride plans, things like that save those for sunday.

maybe grocery store stuff. get that out of the the way saturday. sunday beautiful. monday as well but more rain on wednesday and then it will turn chilly by end of the next week. >> sunday looks great. >> thanks, appreciate it. >> philadelphia museum of art announced a generous donation from the late philanthropist, daniel the second. over 50 works of major american artwork donated to the museum, including the very first, edward hopper painting, rose with trees was hung today in addition to the paintings there was a ten million-dollar endowment gift, the collection also included a portrait by thomas eakins. we will be right back, sports is coming up.

amount crunch, claude giroux is still rebounding from an effects of the the elbow to the mug. he has missed three games but the team is two-one without him. giroux on the ice this

morning, captain trying to clean up cobwebs at practice. the flyers host arizona cardinals tomorrow afternoon, and he is not, sure if he will be in the line up. the his teammate, jake voracek, will be out with a lower body injury. now last night, the flyers opened up their six game home stand with a win over minnesota wild. michael neuvirth was out of his mind, 24 saves but last one may have been the best of the the season. a stick safe with .6 left in the game. >> at first replay i was than the sure when they show different angle, i knew right away i made the save. >> ranked among better saves you have made. >> yes, especially with the timing, you know, so it has got to be one of the best saves i have ever made for sure. >> good stuff. >> after a real respectable stretch sixers lost ten out of 11. ish smith says teams are taking us seriously and beating the blank out of us. sixers host wizards in less than 35 minutes. murray may be on the go, nfl

media insider iain rapaport says eagles are sending a message to the lead, running back demarco murray is unhappy and opened to trading him. murray at 28 years old, he has four years left on his five-year, 40 million-dollar deal. demarco was brutal last season, 700 yards on the ground, just six rushing touchdowns. you are looking live, at the greater philadelphia, outdoor sports show and expo and he is bobbing for trout. he is trying to catch a trout, with his mouth. >> look at that. >> slimy, scaley. >> overall fishyness. >> i can't believe that. >> lets see if he gets one. >> we are mess more rised. >> his struggle will could not be more real. >> we could not look away. >> fish sticks, that is about

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best friend. tugging at my heart strings >> pelley: the campaign deteriorates. >> donald trump is a con artist. >> pelley: and the front-runner get an endorsement no one saw coming. also tonight, zika virus is confirmed in nine pregnant women in the u.s. one child has a birth defect. the deadly shootings in kansas. what might have triggered the rampage and the hero cop who stopped him. and steve hartman with the special bond between child and duck. >> i'm his mom. >> reporter: you're not really his mom. >> yup, i'm his mom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this may go down as the week the party of lincoln devolved into a crippling civil war of the own. there was nothing grand in the