it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing) and now in delicious chocolate. >> shots fired at philadelphia police, intents moments, when an unmark police car is shot at late last night. what investigators are saying about the suspect coming up. >> putting a philadelphia twist on the average bagel, coming up we'll show out secret ingredients. spring is in full bloom at the pennsylvania convention center. philadelphia flower show gets ready to explore america. and we are live on opening day. >> today is saturday march 5th, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon, let's

turn it over to justin drabick. justin, gout little something for energy. >> that's right. still we keep the wintertime pat american our forecast for this weekend. good day to hit the flower show. >> just thinking of spring wait few more days it, will feel like spring for sure. make be everybody happy, but right now, you know, coldment a lot of suburbs down to the low and mid 20's this hour. good news is the winds, pretty much light, 10 miles per hour less, but windchills value down into the teens. thirty at the airport, still dropping in reading down 24 hours, it is 16, up in the poconos, palmyra, new jersey, mt. holly, new jersey, both coming in at 28 degrees. windchill values, 22 around philadelphia, 16 in millville. fourteen just inland, at the atlantic city airport, and still feeling like the upper teens, allentown, storm scan3 quiet. not bad saturday, just little bit on the cool side for this time of year. we will have good sunrise this morning, coming up in about a half hour, but then clouds

will start to roll in from the west, little weak disturbance coming through tonight could bring few snow showers to the region so this morning, mostly clear, cold, 20's, three's, by the afternoon, clouds will start to thicken up. so limited sunshine, overall just chilly day for early march. high temperature struggle to get to 45 degrees around philadelphia. looks like shore lower 30's, we time out snow showers, second half of the weekend talk about 70 degrees temperatures returning, as well, at full forecast coming up in a few minutes, back to you. >> winter not done with us yet, thank you. two men in custody this morning after shot are fired at philadelphia police. the intense moments unfolding in the city's frankford section. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> considering nobody was hurt, all happened tonight about 7:00, 5300 block of hedge street. undercover detective in the

area dealing with some narcotics warrant, at that point, they say that they heard several gunshots in the area, then told according to detective that four men opened fire on police car. there was one detective, sitting inside, luckily, that detective was not injured. several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. so, which is very brazen, and it is very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone specially a police officer, that's out here to protect everyone. looking for two more suspect, if you have any information, give police a call, you can remain anonymous, reporting in frankford, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> would be robbery victims turns the table on his robber. police say man tried to rob another man, so, the victim pulls out gun and started shooting. it happened yesterday

afternoon, around 5:30, at the busy intersection of broad and allegheny avenue. the 23 year old man was shot three times in the right leg, and twice in the left leg, during the attempted robbery. the suspect was taken to temple where he is in stable condition, and being held as a prisoner. >> community stunned over the hazing of a local football team. some student speaking out about the shocking detail, "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the latest on the investigation at connestoga high school. >> i don't believe this happened, no. >> utter disbelief from connestoga senior, he is a member of the football team and refuses to believe the allegations of hazing that have evolved into a criminal investigation. >> this is just bullying. and in chester county, we won't stand for bullying. >> says the football team conducted hazing ritual the same day every week. they gave it the homophobic

term no gay thursday. >> you would have older kid come behind a younger kid and put his genitals on top of the younger kids head. >> but what happened on october 15th of last year in the school's lockerroom, has now led to charges against three team members. the da said they stripped have year old player of his clothing and allegedly held him down screaming, as he was assaulted with a broom handle. >> that order was this exact quote, shove a broom up his beep, it is reported that the victim was yelling and screaming. but did he not have a friends in that lockerroom. >> the d.a. says coaches and staff were no where to be seen in the lockerroom. >> the lockerroom was theirs to do what they wanted when they wanted and how they wanted. >> it is pretty devastating. yes. i'm petrified about it but we'll rise above. >> this statement reads in part, quote, the head football coach has been suspended from

all coaching responsibilities, pending the outcome of the school investigation. together re remain stead fast to positive climate in all school programs. still, student hope this latest scandal doesn't do irreparable damage to their school's reputation. >> the word has been spreading about what's happening, and i think we're all justice cussed by the rumors, and, you know, what's been going on. >> district attorney's investigation is moving forward, right now, he's asking anyone with any information on alleged act of hazing to please come forwards. natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> the investigation continues into a brutal murder at south philadelphia restaurant, and police say they are looking for a person of interest. authorities are looking for this man, who goes by the name noel. after the murder of 54 year old tuwon win. both work at lee's cafe at

fifth and washington, win was found with slashed neck in the kitchen of the restaurant thursday night. there is $20,000 reward for information lead to go her killer. >> plymouth township police need the public's help to ida female who allegedly stole a puppy. take a look at this surveillance video recorded at playful pets on ridge pike. the suspect is seen snagging a bishop poodle mix puppy and walking out of the store. if you recognize this person, you are asked to call police. >> spring is in the air at the pennsylvania convention center. 2016 philadelphia flower show opens today. anita oh, is there where the doors will open in just a few hours, good morning, anita. >> good morning, taking escape from the chilly temperatures by headed to california here at the redwoods exhibit here at the philadelphia flower show. what you are looking at inch interest cat details, have taken so much time to build.

this exhibit in particular is one of my favorites, because of the amount of deal tail that there is, and joining me now to talk about this is allen gauche of the pennsylvania horticultural society. can you describe what we're look looking at here? >> americans institute of flour and designers, national organization based on dozens of their design presser around the country. each one every them works in a different aspect of their exhibit each year. this year in keeping with the national park theme they interpreted the giant redwoods, did fantastic job. called the it walking through the redwoods, you can actually walk around, through the exhibit, and through this gigantic version of a redwood tree, and when you get inside it, you look up, you see roses, and beautiful red orchids, and these fantastic chandeliers they call this the chandelier tree. it is very, very creative job. looking newspaper the interior of a tree, you really feel

like you're surrounded by one every these giants. >> yes, this is one of my favorite parts. really is so complex, the way that they've crafted this entire exhibit as well. but, it is not just a beautiful -- this show isn't just beauty. it is not just a competition, it is also a fundraiser. so can you tell us more about that? >> this show is the major fundraiser for the pennsylvania horticultural society. it is the main way that we support the year-around programs that we do. so every single ticket supports the planting every trees, throughout the city of philadelphia, the creation of community gardens, in our city harvest programs, which raise vegtables for families who are in need, who don't have access to easily found healthy food. and we transform landscapes, and all of the neighborhoods around the city. we take vacant land, put down grass, and trees, and bring attract redevelopment also create gardens, pocket parks in those neighborhoods.

and of course we work on many of the most cherished public spaces throughout the city of philadelphia, places like logan circle, the aids all ya garden, are all because people support the flower show and support phs. so it is very, very important, to come to the show, that way, giving back to the -- giving back to this region. >> so much to learn as well, so much history. this show the theme this year explore america. it is inspired by the national park service. so if you want to come check it out today you can. the doors open for the members at 8:00. and for the general public, at 11:00. for now live at the pennsylvania convention center, anita oh, i send it back to you. >> thank you, i've been trying to garden for years. still haven't quite figured it out. beer and bagels, seems like unlikely combo, but fueling business at one fishtown shop. our justin finch checked out the place becoming quite popular with locals in the know. >> over at philly style bagels, the dough is stretched and pulled, sliced and wade,

rolled, boiled, and baked, like at most bagel shops. but back to the boiling. there is beer and water in that pot. a unique tweak to the average bagel recipe. >> we are sitting around with some friends, and drinking some yards ipa. so we were like, hey, why don't we just put this into the boil instead of putting your typical malt or hon. >> i ask philly style bagel co-own or jonathan and jonathan, they'll tell you they didn't set out to be bagel -- bagel makers it, seemed the craft called out to them. >> we made a b we didn't think how we would be serving it. and we made a batch of bagels on the fly. this yes so good, because so fresh. i mean, kinds of realized we want to offer that experience to everyone. >> from the cured salmon inspiration, the duo began perfecting their process, but keeping their day jobs at shot tower coffee in queen village,

then sundays, their bagel baking began, at a friend's pizzeria brick oven. that's the reason why they got their own. >> just gives it like a really nice like crisp exterior. >> pizza parlor pop up, led them to launch their own brick and mortar bagel store last month. customers come for the bagel beer connection, and keep coming for the taste. >> we got everything salt, garlic, sesame. >> if you are a weekend bagel customer, you may find the long lines, those are the busiest days, however could you score great flavors including blue berry and rye. i'm justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", learning more about astronaut scott kellie's time in space. >> astronaut scott kelly holds his first news conference in the u.s. after his record year in space. i'm mark albert in washington with more including why space has made kelly taller. coming up.

>> too dangerous. >> that casino every exposure. >> upper darby native tina fay back on the big screen this weekend, playing reporter in the middle of a war. she talks about what attracted her to the real life story.

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fifth time the charm. the rocket soared into space to successfully deliver a commercial satellite into orbit. it blasted off from florida's cape canaveral air force station after series of delays. later the rocket landing on drone ship at sea was not a successful. astronaut scott kelly settling back into home back at home after his return from a historic mission in space. first news cons friend about his year long assignment. mark albert tells us, nasa hopes to study kelly to see how space affect the body over long periods of time. >> scott kelly met with reporters friday at the johnson space center in houston. and described how his body an is jousting back on earth. >> my level of, like, muscle soreness, and fatigue, is a lot higher than last time. i think coming back to gravity is harder than leaving

gravity. so maybe the aliens got it easier than we do. >> he set a record. aboard the international space station, the now 52 year old, circled the earth 5400 times. traveling nearly 144 million miles. he saw nearly 11,000 sunrises, sunset, das recalled us with his social media photos. >> real privilege to be part of there is part of something so great. >> he grew about 2 inches while in space, because without gravity his spine expanded. they'll study kelly to find out hails year in space affect the body. kelly was back to normal height been a day. the astronaut will be compared to retired astronaut and twin brother, mark kelly to measure differences in the brain, eyes, bones, and organs. >> i anything we learn about people, any place, is going to benefit life on earth. >> that testing could last

longer, than kelly's entire term in space. mark albert, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> next weep temperatures pretty impressive. talking about highs more typical for the may time period, but this weekend, not so much. actually going to be below average. waking to up cold start to the saturday, but overall saturday not going to be in bad shape. twenty's across much of the region, from our weather watch ers. so let's head to up northampton county where charles, he checks in, 25 degrees, he's got the clear skies right now, little closer to philadelphia or outside the city phil chaplain, he has 28 degrees right now here with clear skies, out in chester county, let's go out to nottingham, 20's, clear skies, message okay i'm ready, bring on spring. wait few more days and spring certainly coming. one more stop, we go into south jersey right now, where margo simons 28 degrees,

again, clear skies, cold, though, in buena vista township. and we check in with her comment, cold start, need those layers on this morning. so that's for sure. let's see what's happening at the shore, we take live look at the beach patrol headquarters in margate. look at that, getting ready for nice sunrise in about ten minutes or so, still have the snow on the beach right now. and surf starting to calm down little bit. but good start to our saturday with the clear skies, but then we bring in the clouds, ahead of the next system, talk about what's happening. chilly weekends, temperatures below average, both days, saturday and sunday, then some snow showers arrive later tonight then next week talk about the big march warm upcoming in our forecast, clear skies over us right now, eastern pennsylvania, all of new jersey, and delaware. you go to central pennsylvania out toward lancaster, harrisburg, we start to see the clouds building in, from the west, there is our next system, weak clipper system, snow showers flying out near cleveland, by the time it get here it, will lose some of the moisture, but still we have a show to the see few snow showers mainly overnight

tonight. so, today, partly sunny skies, cooler than average in the 40's, here comes the weak system passing by moving off shore for sunday afternoon. so morning snow shower possible sunday. then we see some sunshine returning. high pressure starts to build off shore for monday. this is a nice pattern, if you like milder weather. we start to see 50's returning monday, maybe even close to 60, and then 70 degrees temperatures by the middle of next week. here's what to expect overnight with the weak disturbancement some rain and snow showers, mainly between two a.m. and 8:00 a.m. sunday morning, isolated area could see light dusting, mainly on non-paved surfaces, gradual clearing arrives sunday afternoon. so, for today, again, just increasing clouds overall not a bad day. then we keep things dry tonight, so if you have evening plans around the city or anywhere across the region looks pretty good. 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., we start to see little batch of snow rolling on through near the city in part of south jersey and delaware, not everybody sees this. and this breaks up by about seven, 8:00 sunday morning,

then for sunday afternoon clearing skies. temperatures today, slow warm up into the 40's, mid 40's, at best, few degrees below average this time of year. tonight not as comb. so we are close to freeze nag lot of locations, and then tomorrow, with the afternoon sunshine, mid four's, maybe even upper 40's. here's the trend. so we have the jet stream over us right now, that's why it is cold, colder than average today and tomorrow. that little trough or dip in the jet start to move out for sunday afternoon. look at this, big ridge in the jet stream, you see the miler air moving northward from the south. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and this is just down right warm by the middle of next week. today, though, chilly, partly sunny, 45 degrees. then tonight, few snow showers overnight with a low of 3358 greets monday, upper 60s close to 70 tuesday, and easily reaching 70 degrees on wednesday, then we see some rain showers returning next thursday. rahel, back over up. >> no complaint here. thanks, justin. >> upper darby own tina fay takes on new role for movie

out in theatres this weekend. it is called which is can i tango fox trot and fay place war correspondent. wendy gillette got the scoop on the new movie from its stars. >> new comedy whiskey tango fox trot finds war, tina fay place a television reporter, film adaptation of reporter kim barber's memoires. >> what attracted to you kim's storey? >> kim barber's book about her time working as a journalist in afghanistan was so interesting to me, because it is really funny, she really honest about how hard she partied over, there and also all of the kind of dangerous situations she was in. >> it wasn't exactly -- is it generally like your life? >> tina in the movie is a -- she is a tv reporter, i'm obviously not, her name is kim baker. my name is kim barker.

>> yes, liberties taken, but really true to the narrative arc of my life. >> woman in the house. >> fay's character bonds with fellow reporter tanya, played by margo rabbi. both say filming felt realistic. even though no scenes were shot overseas. >> we're with marine unit in the movie but a lot of the actual, what we shot on air force base, in new mexico, got flown around in helicopters, fantastic. >> fay produced the movie a belong her former boss saturday night live creator warren michaels. wendy gillette, cbs

on the health watch, ordinary people with super powers. some could even be compared to the superheros we see in the movies, health reporter stephanie stahl reports on some very gifted people, including one who lives in our area. from superman to spiderman, who hasn't looked at these characters and thought what it would be like to have -- >> but there are, a few very real, and very gifted people, in this world. >> by looking at the groovers i can idment music. >> doesn't only listen to vinyl records, he knows what songs are on a record just by looking at it. >> this is the 1812 overture, violins will look different on a groove than cello's. >> amazingly, his musical backgrounds is limited, to the few piano lessons i took as a child. >> daniel curb has baked all

over the world. >> i got my nice bicycle at the age of six. >> while biking the globe may not seem like accomplishment, now 50, he's completely blind. >> he said he sees the same way bats do, called echo location, similar to the superhero daredevil. then steven will shire. >> his memory just like batman, is so precise, he can draw an exact landscape after seeing it just once. >> each of us, is endowed with a certain potential. >> but for those who have seemingly super powers, neurologist says their brain is different. sock circuits of the brain may not have developed fully. >> this may allow other circuit to be hyperactive. >> and, that hyperactivity, doctor antoine he will owe says, creates over compensation can result in super human ability.

another super power, autobiographical memories, who can rep things that happen in certain dates going back years. >> fascinating stuff. time to explore america. spring has officially sprung, at the philadelphia flower show. this is a live picture, just hours ahead of the doors opening this morning. and we'll take you there for live report on more of what you can expect to see at this year's show. that's coming up next. stay with us.

>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. thanks for spending your saturday morning with us. meteorologist, justin drabick, out on the cbs-3 skydeck. cold weekend, but light at the end of the tub. >> i there is. i think we can get through the next couple of days, temperatures running few degrees above average. cold this morning, a loft locations in the two's, see clear skies over us right now, nice sunrise shaping up. clouds in in later this afternoon, millville coming in at 23 degrees, allentown 26. 16 degrees mound pocono. still time for the ski season, make snow during the overnight hours, good conditions out there for the first half of the weaken, doylestown cold 2422 pottstown, bit every wind right now, 10 miles per hour

or less, but enough for winds chill values in the teens in dover, delaware, wilmington, feels like 16 in millville this hour. clear skies, over eastern pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, more clouds out across central pennsylvania will move in. increasing clouds ahead of the next week disturbance. so, temperatures, dot morning, still in the three's by 9:00. clouds thicken up, struggle to afternoon high of 45 degrees, so that's 4 degrees below average. forty-three, that's it at the shore. and then, mid 30's at the poconos, winter still hanging on. turning may like temperatures also returning to the forecast, i'll break it down in a few more minute, back to you. >> well, more than 20 years sense the o.j. simpson trial, and now there is another turn in the case, cbs terry okita tells us, police are investigating the discovery of a knife reportedly found on

property simpson once owned. >> announced friday investigators now test ago knife that a construction worker allegedly found on the property formerly owned by o.j. simpson. >> within the last month lapd became aware after item allegedly recovered by a citizen at the rockingham property possibly during the demolition of the site. >> a work here helped level the home in 1998, says he turned the knife over to an off-duty lapd officer years ago. the lapd says when detective discovered the now retired officer had a knife, they launched an investigation. they said the former officer believed the case was closed and kept it. >> lapd officer, he didn't know to turn it in? >> i don't know what his statement is. that's the information i have at this time. >> the lapd robbery homicide dif significance now testing the knife for hair, fingerprint, and other dna. >> police source respect tell cbs news it is a buck knife.

inconsistent with the wounds suffered by nicole and her friend ron goldman. in 1995 simpson acquitted of the murders, case continues to fast nature the public. more than 20 years later, a new tv mini-series debuted with strong ratings. you have to question the timing right at the beginning of the mini-series o.j. case and all the sudden come up with the knife. >> lapd says the knife story could be quote bogus, but since no conviction, the case remains open. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> today marks sad anniversary, one year ago sergeant robert wilson the thirds killed in the line of duty in north philadelphia. this digital portrait was created by officer johnny castro, the police department's new forensic graphic of the is. the officer said he painted the portrait of sergeant wilson and remembers what he did for us all on this day last year sergeant wilson killed inside game stop store.

he went in to buy his young son a gift when he was gunned down, as he tried to stop a robbery. police say his bravery and courage saved the lives of other inside the store. >> and campaign 2016, it is super saturday. democrats head to the polls in kansas, louisianna, nebraska, republican contests are set for kansas, kentucky, louisianna and maine. meantime, cbs craig boswell is reporting from the convention in maryland where donald trump is a no show. >> republican frontrunner donald trump is symptomming in states with voting contests on saturday. >> tomorrow is big, big day. you got to get out and vote. >> trump dropped out of this weekend's convention, major gathering of conservatives, move his -- >> donald trump is not a conservative. >> if you want to beat donald trump here's how you do it, you beat donald trump with the voters. >> doctor ben carson told the conservative crowd here he is leaving the race, but declined

to endorse a candidate. >> a lot of people who love me, they just won't vote for me. but that's okay. >> democrat hillary clinton towards a factory in detroit. >> creating good paying jobs, raising income, is the defining economic challenge of our time. >> both clinton and rival bernie sand remembers focusing on economic issues and delegate rich michigan which vote tuesday. >> together we are going to create an economy that works for all americans, not just the 1 percent. >> kansas louisianna, nebraska, all holding democratic contests saturdayment craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> hackers, using appliances, how it is happening, what you can do to keep your family safe. >> also ahead, a pennsylvania liquor store one in particular was popular destination yesterday. the line that wrapped around the contour see one of hollywood's biggest movie stars.

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convention center where the doors will open in just few hours from now to gave you a preview. good morning, anita. >> good morning there is year's theme is the explore america, which is celebrating 100 years at the national park service. we have shown hawaii, shown you california. here's independence hall, philadelphia, where we are coming back local then here is yellowstone national park, and here to talk about all of this is susan dolan, with the national park service. can you talk about the importance people coming here looking at the showers, they're beautiful, so much to be learned, you've been with them for almost 20 years. so what's the important in what can pea learn from you today? >> people can celebrate with us their national parks, and the 100 years that have passed since the national park service was first create in the 1916, the system has grown from few national parks, in those early days, to 410 unit

of the system today. >> and feel good about this and look forward with us to the next century of national park service. >> very exciting. this has a lot of history behind it, can you talk about what we're looking at here? >> yes. we are looking at an exhibit that was inspired by yellowstone national park, that particularly, by the wild fire that occurred in 1988 very significant devastating wild fire in the sum their burned millions of acres of the park and the park service took fairly courageous exhibit to allow the fire to burn and have value in regenerating the echo system, very soon after the fire we began to see life re emerging from the scorched trees, and here, in this exhibit, we can see score of

the dead trees with whole lush of new life emerging from beneath them. the fire moved through, and allowed seats to germinate, and today we see a new echo system replacing the old at yellowstone. >> it kind of is representative of the 100 years that have passed and 100 more years that you guys hope to have? >> that's true. rebirth, re beginning, yellowstone is experiencing that. and as the agency of the national park service we are very much looking forward to the new generation. broader relevance in the national parks, and doing our best to help eco systems be as resilient as possible. >> thank you so much for your time today. you want to come check out the flower show, education and also a lot of beauty, as well. come, check it out, if our member at 8:00.

doors open for the general public at 11:00. i'm anita oh, back to you. >> sure to be a busy day there, thanks, and neat a once again the philadelphia flower show opens to the public today. the show runs until sunday march 13th, at the pennsylvania convention center for hours and ticket information head to cbsphilly.com. awards winning actor robert deniro returns to delaware county but not to shoot a movie. the academy award winner cut the ribbon at the fine wine and good spirits store in glen mills. >> he met hundreds every fans who came out to see him. he has created new line of involved, a finds limited number of the bottles, and as you can see, fans were very excited to see him. >> mr. deniro tops on the bucket list. >> he is the only thing on my bucket list. >> the only thing on my bucket list. >> tops on the bucket list. >> and lines make the rounds at the store to see deniro. say this is the first time the critically acclaimed actor,

direct or, producer, has participated in the store opening. deniro assisted in packaged design, branding and positioning of vodka 6100. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and van eat a meyer join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, coming up, the days headlines, plus the convincing case for driver-less cars. from safety to savings, hear the reasons why we'll soon have our hands off the wheel. >> also, he can take more than one week to make one. yet even a race against time. one craft man mission to finish 1,000 world class instruments before it is too late. >> more and more people are going solo for their next vacation. find out why it is happening, even with married people, and where you should go, if you are going out on your own. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, in our saturday significance, just ahead on cbs this morning. saturday. >> thanks, guys. very hot topic traveling alone.

friends and bring just talking about that recently, thank you. well it, seems, just about every home has them. modern day gadgets that entertain us, make life easier. but could some of those high-tech products also be putting you at risk? "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan have some helpful advice to protect your family and your home. >> seems everything connected to the internet. baby monitors refrigerators, even toys tide to the web. >> how are you? >> they all have processers that transmit and receive data. it is part of exploding category of connected devices called the internet of things. >> we're going to have something in the neighborhood of 20 billion of these devices, on line, by 2020. says gang that's sends out can also less hackers into your home. >> last spring new york city couple was hear philadelphia international airport to hear a man talking to their three year old through baby monitor.

this website features hijacked camera feeds from homes around the world. so, changing your router's default password is a must. >> guess the password -- >> once one device like route is her compromised hack kearse learn a lot about you. >> first name, last nature, date of birth, data set that i can can either use directly for crime or sell it. >> always recommends creating unique passwords for all of your devices and you should change them often. you should also check for software updates for all of your connected gadgets. meantime you can reduce your chances after hack air tack, by turning off your devices so when not actively in use. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> good saturday morning, waking up to cold temperatures. middle of january, not early march, some spots are down into the teens, as we check in with some of the backyards, weather stations from the

weather watchers here we go, cherry hill new jersey lynn springer, 27 agrees this hour, 24 blue bell, 26 at bill's in cart inning ton, eagleville, lou at 24 degrees. even a degree cold nerve chesterfield, new jersey, ed connor, 23, here at philadelphia, 27 degrees, there is the winter, coldest temperature this morning out in chads worth, 19 degrees, in chester county, nottingham, fran comes in at 25. now, we have nice sunrise this morning, here is a shot of the clear skies from chesterfield, and still little bit snow on some of the rooftops there. but that should melt this afternoon. as we get enough sunshine this morning, clouds will thicken up later through the day. where we have nice sunrise, up in the poconos, check it out, live look from big boulder. camera turned looking at the lake, sun up over the horizon, mostly clear skies before skies are mostly cloudy later this afternoon ahead of the next storm system. ski report is in good shape today. you know, they do have made

snow last night, jack frost, 12, 36 inches of snow, same deal at big boulder. up to 48-inch base blue mountain, 100 percent open trails at 39. headlines today, it is chilly and tomorrow, then watch out for some snow showers arriving through the overnight hours tonight. then next week, watch out for big warm up. it will be feeling more like may, not march. average high temperature this time of year 49 degrees, so we will be below that today. >> going to feel the difference monday, we soar off to the races by wednesday, probably the peak of the warmth, with temperatures potentially topping off lower 70s, weak system i am talking about, fast moving clipper system over the great lakes now, producing few snow showers. clouds will roll in from the west through the day today. get some of the snow showers in here after midnight tonight. now, not a big deal, though, weakening as it moves into the

delaware valley. by the time into sunday morning, off shore. more sunshine returning for sunday afternoon. luck in, across the mid-atlantic, through much of next week, allowing temperatures to warm up. overnight tonight, into early sunday morning, few rain, snow showers, best chance to see them, between two a.m. and 8:00 a.m. not everybody sees it. and you know, could have light dusting in some spots, car tops, non-paved surfaces then gradual clearing throughout the day sunday. >> we time it all out. today not much happening. overall good saturday, little on the cold side. this evening, looks good, if you are headed outside for some dinner plans, around town. and then, here we go, 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., start to see snow showers breaking out across the region, not everybody sees it, 7:00 a.m., still the threat will be there. then by 8:00, 9:00 snow showers really break up, and we will see some sunshine for the afternoon. then the story next week, warmer weather pattern, jut stream way to the north, now

talking ten to 20 agree temperatures, above average, so that puts us around 70 degrees. by the middle of next week. not even close to that today though. struggle to get to the mid 40's, tonight, not as cool, though. low 30's, but that's enough to support some of the snow showers, and then into the afternoon sunday, similar to the day, maybe few degrees warmer. 45 degrees for saturday, high temperature overall chilly day tonight, 33, with snow showers arriving after midnight. and here is the extends the forecast, so cool weekend close to 06 monday with sun, near 07 tuesday, easily hitting 70 wednesday. and then our next chance of some wet weather arrives on thursday, so no signs every winter next week for sure. do you love watching the weather you can be featured in the newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher sign up at cbsphilly.com/watchers. rahel, back to you. >> you heard it there. chilly weekend. maybe want to see a movie. fresh off oscar weekends number of new films will hit theatres this weekend and much talked about animated feature will be one of them.

zootopia getting buzz for the entire family. our ukee washington sit down with couple of creators to join us what all of the excitement is about. >> did you hear the one about the rabbit and the fox, celebration of and makes. >> we get to work with amazing artists and film makers in the world. >> byron howard, rich moore, the directors of disney's 55th animated feature all centered around modern mammal metropolis. tell us about the melting pot known as zootopia. >> one of these movies where the animals talk, they walk upright onto legs. they wear clothes. >> use all of the technology we do. >> anybody, can be anything. you're fired. >> what? >> the lead character, a meter made rabbit who want to take it to the next level despite being looked upon as just a cute little bun. >> i judy experience when she is very young with a bull that i convinces her that she needs to make the worlds berth place, the way she will do

that by becoming a cop. >> become reunited with the bully fox, the catalyst of her career choice, while teaming up the plot thickens. >> we got to go. >> eyepopping twists, turns, are the end result of this animated who done it, the creator's feel they got great result, from newcomber jennifer goodwin who place jude. >> i she is so sweet. so pure of heart. but, if she is tough as nails, you know? she is the person, all the parts she plays, you can feel that determination. >> playing wide variety every characters in his career, but -- >> can he say the most cutting sarcastic things, and you love him. there is nothing he can't is a say that you don't absolutely love the guy. >> charming. >> the way they want the film to come across. >> when i walk out i was thinking this was a message of inclusion, and respect, but we don't want to -- we always want to have the characters, go through this journey, an

unlearn from one another. >> i like the places that the film goes, you know? and things that happen. >> utopia. like nothing you've seen. >> well, ever have trouble motivating yourself? go to go to the gym? who hasn't. one woman says there is no excuse. coming up next, this senior's amazing age defying story, wait until you hear about the competition she is

ever have trouble motivating yourself to go to the gym? one senior citizens in california shows us there is cents no excuse. meet dixy james. she spends more than get this 25 hours a week in the gym. she runs marathons, she swims, and she about to do a body

building competition. all at the age of 72. her wedding anniversary and 73rd birthday are coming up. she says she plans to wear a back-less dress to celebrate. >> i thought that takes a lot of guts, you know, your skin is starting to get, you know, spotted, and saggy, and you're not as buffer as these other 20, 30, 40 year old. and i says, you know, i'm doing this for me. >> i don't know, she is pretty buff. and adding to her list of impressive physical feats she has killed mount figi, and mount chesta twice. >> amazing. >> and you got to get in the gym now. because it will start warming up. >> it is exactly, starting to feel like spring next week. break out the shorts, the tank tops. we got the guns, ya. there you go. >> i better start bull king up this weekend, now. here go, chill think weekends, saturday, sunday, 40's, maybe few snow showers early tomorrow morning. and you go next week, upper 60s, close to 07 degrees, tuesday, and wednesday. we will get some rain in

hereby thursday, so nice stretch of some spring like weather feeling more like may. >> yes, got to get those bumm bells in here. >> inbetween weather. >> all right, cbs this morning saturday is next, we leave you with a live picture inside the philadelphia flower show. doors open at 11:00. have a great weekend. >> ♪ told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly

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