police commissioner richard ross in the front row, the officer told an incredible story, officer hartnett, telling an amazing story of strength, courage, and ultimately, survival. >> shots fired, shots fired many. >> reporter: voice of the wounded officer jesse hartnett calling for help a as he is ambushed and shot inside his patrol car january 7th. now, after arriving at the criminal justice center, hartnett's voice heard once again, this time from the witness stand, calmy recounting with no visible emotion those terrifying moments, as accused gunman edward archer allegedly fired, shot after shot, into his car, and then his body. >> i heard shots hitting the door panel. i then started to hear glass breaking. i could feel multiple gunshots hitting me and my arm. my bloodies pouring on me at my leg. i can't not feel my arm. >> it is amazing. it is amazing that he is

alive. >> reporter: officer hartnett, who spent 15 days, in the hospital, under going seven surgeries, so far, testified how, with his left elbow virtually destroyed by the bullets, he chased, shot and caught the suspect. i knew i needed to get help. i had no pulse in my arm. so they took a vein, out of my leg. >> i cannot imagine, under circumstances like that, anybody doing what he did. he is, truly, truly brave. >> reporter: driven from the courthouse following the hour long hearing, officer hartnett, now face is still more surgeries, his accused attacker held for trial, on all charges, as a man, identifying himself as a member of the suspect's family, asked for understanding. >> he has already had a positive reputation. i just want them to keep that in mind and keep in mind that his family is suffering right now as well.

>> reporter: the time of his arrest archer allegedly confessed to committing the crime in the name of islam. coming up at 6:00, have any links to terror groups been actually found? what defense might the attorney for the suspect be planning? we will have those new details for you at 6:00. live from the criminal justice center walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, walt. bucks county man is charged with sexually assaulting a 14 year-old girl he communicated with on social media bensalem police say 20 year-old calvin bridge is a salted the teenager in the woods behind the neshaminy plaza a the crime happened last sunday. investigators say suspect originally met victim at neshaminy mall. bridges is charged with statutory sexual assault and related offense. pile of bricks and debris is all that is left of the germantown home that collapsed overnight, with residents inside of it. crews responded to the 5100 block of merion street around 1:00 a.m. no one was hurt but car parked nearby took a big hit. on the investigation, continues into what caused the

collapse, the couple who lived in the house explained what it was like, as the building came down around them. >> boom, boom, boom. >> yes. >> boom. >> they said, boom, boom. >> boom, boom. >> yep, and then it came down. >> it was on us. >> he caught the ceiling, i was holding it up, and then he said, come on, let's get out. >> reporter: the red cross ace cyst continuing nine displaced residents from two families. well, another record break era cross our region as the mercury sores again, it is really hard to believe it is march, right. "eyewitness news" in center city philadelphia those out and about just soaking it all in while it last. the just such a great day to get outside and make the most of this weather. that is exactly what our kate bilo is doing live on the cbs-3 sky deck. it feels good, right, kate. >> it feels amazing. you do have to soak this up because as we have seen in the past few days record have been falling all over the the place an indication of just how rare it is to get highs in the 80's in early march.

we may not feel this again for quite sometime. this time of the year. so enjoy it while it is here but it all changes tonight. the cloud rolling in behind me. take a look at storm scan three. we have showers moving through the pocono region. that has kept things cooler up there today then it was over the past few days. light showers around scranton, mount pocono and these showers eventually will make their way south and eastward as we go through overnight hours. they will weaken before they do so but overnight tonight, showers coming through and we're not talking about anymore record warmth over the next few days. recapping today we have once again up to 82 degrees, and just like they did yesterday this breaks previous record of 76, that was setback in 2006. record fell once again all across the area mount pocono. only spot that didn't break a record on this list, allentown, atlantic city, wilmington all did. coming up i'll tell with you changes and if rain moves back in the forecast for the weekend. back inside to you. >> thanks, kate. husband sentenced mount laurel man convicted of killing his wife learned his punishment today. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us in mount

holly burlington county about the sentence the judge imposed, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, kyle crosby was -- crosby was very sad today in court, very remorse all but long before this he went to great lengths to cover up his wife's death, and then avoid arrest. now, erika crippen, 26 years old, died, right around new years eve of 2014. she disappeared on that night and was not seen, again, for more than two and a half months. she was mother of two including having an infant daughter with kyle crosby. now her family became suspicious when she didn't hear from erika for days and kyle started asking for extra help with baby-sitting. police arrested him in january m his car during a traffic stop and then using his gps they founder contact's body. she was bound, duct taped and dumped in the woods in maryland. he admitted to choking his wife to death this past december and pleaded down to

murder, from murder tore aggravated manslaughter and hindering prosecution. before his final sentence erika's family and friend spoke. >> i will not stand here and say i forgive you because i don't think i ever will but i truly hope you can take this time to become a better person so you will never hurt anyone else ever again. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 31 years in prison and his mother had been charged for allegedly tampering with evidence and hindering arrest. the those charges were dropped. live from mount holly, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news". police arrested a suspect in the the shooting of the man inside a church's chick men north philadelphia a ronald graham is charged with aggravated assault. police say graham was involve in the verbal altercation before the shooting near broad and venango. victim did survive. concern is growing among dog owners over a rising number of cases on have parvo in our region. disease is extremely contagious and can be deadly. "eyewitness news" reporter a

anita oh has more. >> reporter: it is a beautiful day outside, just can't beat 80 degrees in march but as temperatures rise, the pennsylvania spca warns that there could an increased risk for your pets too. they are up and adam, as the temperatures keep climbing. >> and while you may always be conscious of keeping them safe. >> i do bring them to dog parks or puppy day care. >> reporter: your pets can be exposed to a risk you cannot immediately see. >> they are so sweet. what is her name. >> stacy. >> reporter: medical experts like doctor jeff skupine of the pennsylvania spca says warm weather can create an environment for virus toes thrive and spread among pets. >> over the summer we saw 73 parvo positive dogs. >> reporter: right now two puppies are recovering from the parvovirus at spca. >> vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy, it is a horrible disease and almost hundred percent preventable. >> reporter: vaccination is key. >> fatality rates can be

90 percent. >> reporter: pet owners say those shots for rabies and parvo and other viruses, come at a cost. >> they are expensive. >> reporter: but they say it is price of keeping your pets and everyone else around them safe. >> i would not own a dog unless it was vaccinated, it would just be crazy. it is important for your neighbors, for kid, other pets, local wild life, you have to have your dog vaccinated. any pet or you shouldn't be a pet owner. >> reporter: if you want to get your pet vaccinated pennsylvania spca offers vaccination three times a week. check with your local vet or a private practice, for more information. in center city, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now in campaign 2016, the four republicans running for president, face off against each other in miami tonight. candidates have gone after each other in past debates and tonight may be no different with so much at stake ahead of next tuesday. cbs correspondent marley hall is in miami with a look ahead to tonight's event. >> reporter: republican senator mike lee of utah is

first u.s. senator tone doors ted cruz. >> unity in the republican party is more important right now then ever before. we need to unite behind ted cruz. >> reporter: lee's endorsement comes hours after head of critical g.o.p. debate in florida. >> you will be watching the debate tonight. >> i will be watching the debate tonight. >> reporter: gregory kroeger a political science professor at the university of miami says that cruz, still has a lot of work to do to win over more republicans. >> for him to now unite the part a begins donald trump is, it would require everyone to overlook what he has actually donnas a senator. >> reporter: cruz, marco rubio and john kasich all say donald trump would be a disaster as the nominee, guarantying a democratic win in november. democrats say that it doesn't matter who wins. >> people ask me who the time well, who do i want to run against? that is not for me to decide but given what they have all said i will take anyone of them. >> reporter: but before

hillary clinton runs against a republican she has to defeat bernie sanders, who pulled off an upset win in michigan this week. >> we have five states coming up, including florida, if you guys come out, to vote we will pull off an upset, here as well. >> reporter: sanders is trailing clinton in florida in the latest polls. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". different kind of debate erupts in the middle of the democratic presidential debate, coming up later in the show, the fashion choice that people are buzzing about. and coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", a nasty brawl on board a airline involving five women. there was shouting, shoving, and even hair pulling. find out what sparked this scene. secret to the better nights sleep that doesn't include pills or counting sheep. health reporter stephanie stahl has information on the one thing you can add to your day, that may help you get some z's. and it looks like a cooler on wheels but it is a high tech robot, what this self

driving device is designed to do and why you could see one outside of your house, we will be right back.

severe weather is blamed for at least three deaths in lieu san, homes and cars were left under water after days of pounding rain. sixteen parishes declared a state of emergency and national guard was sent into help. the same system will bring wet weather to our area meteorologist kate bilo will have what we can expect, and when, in just a few minutes. right now though on the cbs-3 healthwatch, are you among the millions of americans, who don't get enough sleep? join the club, right. >> yes. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has an all natural drug free solution that could help you get more shut eye. >> everybody is have after that right. >> you know, so many people suffered from chronic insomnia, federal health officials call it an epidemic and while medications are very popular, many people are looking for a drug free

alternative. check this out. yoga is popular for relaxing, toning, stretching, and might also help you get a better night's sleep. >> it is paramount to helping us sleep better. >> reporter: judy, a certified yoga instructor said certain posts may help you sleep better than others. >> the key is relaxing our chest, relaxing our belly and just taking nice even breaths. >> reporter: she recommend slow, easy and, a fold. this can stimulate a relaxation response from the nervous system. >> when we practice yoga, we learn to calm the nervous system, and stop see creating those stretch hormones and all of those,. >> reporter: cdc labels sleep deprivation as a national epidemic with 57 million americans suffering and not getting recommended minimum of seven hours a night. judy says another yoga pose that can specifically help with shut eye is lying on the

floor on your back with your legs extended up. you can use a chair or side of your bed. this pose also helps relax the nervous system, she recommend taking three to five deep breaths in each position. and then when you get in bed and close your eyes, continue with that deep breathing. best relaxation i'm told comes from longer exhales. and experts the say it is always important to have some good nighttime habits, going to bed at the same time in a dark, cool room and staying away from stimulus, like caffeine at night. but, since yoga posts, might give you a little extra help to sleep. >> i can see that. >> i do like ohio. do i old hurdle stretches when iowaness high school. i stretch three nights a week before i go to bed. >> yes. >> it works. >> fit works, then do it. >> that is exactly right. >> i appreciate it. americans have a growing appetite for buying organic and general mills is trying to keep up. food maker is doubling amount of acres from which it sources

organic ingredient. general mills expect sales from organic products to reach $1 billion by 2019, a a year sooner then previous estimates. do you ever catch yourself using a familiar expression and realizing you have no idea where that expression came from? >> yes, sometime. that brings us a good question. where does expressions like speak of the devil come from. it is tonight's good question, submit by viewer kevin fuentes. and kathy wants to know why do we say it is raining cats and dogs. good question. i will have answer to both of those questions, tonight the at 11:00. if you have a good question, let the me know bit, log on to cbs philly.com/good question and tweet us using hashtag cbs-3/good question. >> always wondered about that. we could be talking about it. kate will come in, speak of the devil. >> there she is. >> yes, i will get to it. >> not because she's a little devil. >> no, no. >> she's an angel. >> it will be interesting to go see.

>> yes. >> keep the hits coming. >> yes. >> great day. >> beautiful day. unfortunately we will not break anymore record over the next few days. we have a cool front coming through that will bring changes, but it will take a while to get back down to any kind of real march-type weather. the it will feel like april or may tomorrow which is still, pretty fantastic. >> yes. >> i'll tell what you if we haven't had 80's past few days we would be really excited. so let's take it and run witt. we have another beautiful day on the run tomorrow, so in between tonight and tomorrow morning we have a couple of showers coming through as that cool front slips through the region. not a the lot of cold's but you will feel difference outside tomorrow. we will take you outside to is what happening right now spring garden street. you can see we are looking at intersection of spring garden and broad street right now from the cbs broadcast center. we have blue sky, as we look east but those clouds are starting to roll role in and as we head through overnight hours showers will gradually advance, upon the region. as we look opposite direction, from the other side of the river in new jersey, toward the city of philadelphia on our live neighborhood network

at palmyra cove nature park, the clouds are moving in. we have had a few clouds here and there today but mainly sunny, blue skies, nice and warm, another record breaker but take a look at the showers encroaching on the area we have showers over western pennsylvania, and upstate new york and even in the the poconos right now. eventually this will give a south and east ward push through the overnight hours and we will start to get showers in here as i will show you, they will last, nearly generally pretty short lived showers moving through and when we are all sleeping but may wake up to clouds tomorrow morning. heavy rain that has been impacting deep south has shifted ever so slight the will hi today but note that is corridor of moisture just continues to stream in and eventually we will get our fair share. we will have some severe weather issues across the deep south today with heavy rain over portions of mississippi and in louisiana, many spots have pick up over a foot of rain in the past 48 hours. look at these totals, ten to 15-inch mark that is your blue and green, from portions of eastern arkansas right through the region here.

friend of mine has family in monroe, louisiana. take a look, flooding you can barely see the roof of that house here. the estimated foot of rain has fallen there just a devastating situation in northern lou san a for us we have been enjoying that quiet weather. that heat pump high in place bringing temperatures like these, 77 right now in philadelphia, 78 in trenton. here comes that front overnight tonight 10:00 o'clock it is still well off to the north and west, 2:00 a.m. a few showers moving in philadelphia it clears out quickly 5:67:89 a.m. showers down the shore, we will clear it out. by tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. we are seeing sun and skies will clear throughout the day. we have a nice friday on the way once we get showers out of here. scattered showers tonight, mild still 594 degrees for your overnight low. heading in to your friday after morning clouds maybe a shower, it will turn sunny, breezy, pleasant at 67 degrees. here's you're witness weather three day forecast which dozen compass the weekend. when we look at this normal highs in the lower 50's, we will be in the 60's right through the weekend and don't

forget we have to spring ahead this weekend, saturday night into sunday morning, the good news is that means sun does not set on sunday until 7:06. >> that is good. >> later t time. >> yes. >> looking forward to springing, forward. >> me too. >> lose an hour of sleep. >> great time of the year. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. still ahead tonight on "eyewitness news" a new way to live even up are morning. >> what does your facebook page does it said married. >> of course. >> for men, i had it complicated. >> oh, boy. our pat gallen takes us behind the scenes of 96.5-amp radio what the new morning team is doing to make your commute more bearable, don. pat was also on the court today playing hoops, i'll explain. speaking of hoops villanova was in the trouble in the second half against tyler, how a superstar responded down the stretch, that is all coming u

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>> eagles introducing their new bird. sports director don bellies here. is what going on. >> it is all about the head coach and how he will get these guys lined up. eagles signed chase daniel yesterday, that was no surprise but amount of money he got was. daniel will make 7 million over next three seasons. hefty an amount for a dude who has one career touchdown pass. the contract makes people wonder if he was competing, for a starting job. today doug pederson put that speculation to rest. head coach said sam bradford is the starter and daniel is the backup. that means that mark sanchez will be out of the picture we will hear from those guys at 6:00. to college hoops, third ranked villanova taking on georgetown this afternoon in the quarter finals of the big east tournament. big man dan you'll ochefu limited after reaggravating his angle tuesday in practice. how about the play right there, when nova trying to take control, that is josh hart, he had 25 points in the game. know of gain, ryan archie arcidiacono for three, part of the 14-one run, wildcats win

81-67. they will play providence tomorrow in the semi finals. speaking of hoops, well, sort of. sixers hosting a media game at the wells fargo game this afternoon. our own alexandria hoff and pat gallen playing for cbs-3. i don't have the official stats, but that is a rebound right now for hoff. and she's running the floor. >> she's playing both end. pat played with kyle lowery as an all-star from the toronto raptors. >> was that a brick. >> that is a brick. >> he can build a studio with all those bricks. where you at, pat. >> that was impressive. >> nice job. >> yes. >> we put it in the video. no love. >> we just let it run a little longer. >> harsh. >> thanks, buddy. >> coming up in the next half an hour, fists start flying aboard a commercial air liner, this is crazy, incident that led five women to battle it out with shoving, punching and

hair pulling. top secret terrorist data exposed and what may be the biggest counter intelligence in the war against isis. the what u.s. officials now know about aspiring jihad i and how they get the information. stadium she down is brewing at temple university, how communities members who are against its construction made their voices heard today. are against its construction made their voices heard today. we will be right your body is a finely tuned instrument. diarrhea can throw it out of rhythm. imodium multi symptom relief combines two powerful ingredients to relieve diarrhea faster and ease gas, cramps and bloating. restore rhythm with imodium.

commuter chaos, pushing, shoving, hair pulling, all on the plane and all recorded on video. back on "eyewitness news", i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. scene played a out on a spirit airlines flight from baltimore to los angeles. a brawl over a boom box.

cell phone video shows chaos, in a spirit airlines cabin, a brawl breaks out between a group of women on the plane. there is hair pulling, pushing, and it looks like someone throws a punch. other passengers and a flight attendant can be seen trying to break this thing up. >> witnesses say it started after spirit flight 141 landed, apparently, a a few passengers were playing their music loud, passengers close got angry, words were exchanged, and then this erupted. >> i would be really afraid because of all of the, you know, security and issues with that right now. would i think that was bigger than just two girls fighting over music. plane is last place you would want to do something like that. >> reporter: witnesses say the fight didn't last long. once it was announced, police were called and things calmed down. >> would i freak out, more so then anything else. i would be scared because you are stuck on the plane there is no where you you can go. >> reporter: no one was seriously hurt. one person was cited.

fbi was also called to the scene, no charges were filed, only that one citation was issued. spirit airlines has not commented. search continues for hit and run driver, who injured two philadelphia police officers overnight. that driver rear ended the unmarked police car about 3:30 this morning on erie avenue near g street. police car was forced in the parked car and then crashed in the wall. officers were treated for minor injuries. police say they are looking for a dark colored car with front end damage. authorities are calling the mass shooting a at a cook out near pittsburgh a planned, will calculated attack. five people, including a pregnant woman were killed execution style in wilkinsberg allegheny county last night. police are looking for two gunman who fired at party goers from an alley behind the house. mother of several victims had a tearful message for the shooters. >> it doesn't make no sense to take peoples lives like that, you know, you have a choice, you know, you don't to have just go out and make people

lose families, children losing their parents. >> two other victims remain in critical condition. what motivated that attack is unknown. there are new developments tonight in the war against isis. a isis documents is now in the hand of the intelligence officials. a former isis member reportedly leak more than 22,000 pages of secret, to british media. >> it is called a war chest of top secret, terrorist data, tens of thousands of alleged isis application forms containing the names, address is and even telephone numbers of the aspiring jihadist and people who recruited them. >> this is wick i leaks of the islamic steaks. it is disastrous for them. >> reporter: sky news says a disgruntled isis fight inner turkey gave the data to the british broadcaster. man who calls himself abu ahmed says information should be with people who fight against islamic state. ahmed claims he stole the secrets from an isis security

chief. registration forms asked recruits 23 questions including whether they want to be a fighter, commando or mart ordome seeker. people from 51 different countries, including the united states, reportedly applied. the 26 year-old former rapper from london is believed to be an isis fighter. now if the mountain of data ace found to be authentic, officials say it would be one of the biggest counter collegiates triumphs so far in the war against isis. now breaking news right now, ceo and coo of the wounded warrior project have been fired following a cbs news investigation into lavish spending a at veterans organization. steven and a giordano, they found that they spent millions on their own staff including expensive retreats, using money that should have gone to help wounded veterans. the wounded warrior project is nation's largest veterans

charity. for more on this investigation tonight on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. the once again that is tonight at 6:30. in the other news white house is honoring diplomatic ties between canada and u.s. for the first time in nearly two decade. president obama officially welcomed prime minister justin to the u.s. during an elaborate ceremony. the election of his liberal parted ended ten years of the conservative run government in canada. two leaders agree on many issues but is there still one point of contention between them, hockey. >> there is some things we will probably never agree on. whose beer is better? who is better at hockey? and where is the stanley cup right now. >> oh, man.

it is in chicago, of course, president obama, will have a state dinner tonight. today we have learned nancy reagan's funeral, and patty duke and ran reagan junior will speak on their service on friday. paul ryan join the public in paying respects to the former first laid toy day. in addition to her children mrs. reagan will be spoken to james baker, and, former news anchor tom brookaw. mr. t who was part of the nancy reagan's who was part of the just say no campaign is also expected to attend the funeral. it is private. still to come on "eyewitness news", the reason behind a major frozen food recall, everything from pizza to lasagna and those lean cuisine meals. then take a look at this little device here, you might see it rolling around your neighborhood in the near future, services it provides and where it is already hitting the streets. and remember the dress? well, there is a new debate on social media, it is the color of bernie a's suit at last

night's debate, some say it is brown, others say it is blue or it is black. staffer settles the issue, coming up, kate? well, record temperatures are done with us but warm spell is not, and temperatures well above average heading in the weekend. i'll tell you how warm it will start and when rain could move back in the area.

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we have a pretty big frozen food recall to tell you about tonight, nestle is recalling 3 million boxes of dijourney and lean cuisine meals. some customers reported finding glass in their food. nestle says glass may have come from the spinach used in the recalled products. for more information, check out cbs philly.com. another recall over glass now, cover roane ace recalling

12-ounce bottles because there could be small pieces of glass in the beer. the company says that only a very small number of bottles are infected, and there are no reports of any injuries. lawmakers are looking to crackdown on airlines, and their fees for things like checked bags and changing flights. a new fair fees act was introduced in congress this week to give the department of transportation the ability to ban airlines from charging fees that are quote, unreasonable or disproportional to the costs incurred by the carrier. some good news there. >> very good news. >> we will take it. making your morning commute more enjoyable, coming up on "eyewitness news" we will take you behind the scenes o

well, bernie sanders, suit becomes the blue, black, or white gold dress of 2016. >> twitter was, buzzing with people asking what column offer suit sanders was wearing, was it brown? was it blew? was it black? what do you think? this brings back memories of the debate over the dress last year, nicole mentioned. it didn't take long for sanders to get his own twitter handle, bernie's suit. and official from sanders

campaign set the record straight, tweeting that the suit, ladies. >> yes. >> don't look at the copies what do you think it is. >> i think it looks brown. >> i do too. >> it looks brown. >> they say it is black. >> interesting camera does funky things. sometimes a green dress and it will look blue. i mean, it just happens. >> yes, red can be orange and vice versa. >> i'm cool. >> yes. >> that looks brown. >> it did look brown. >> it did. >> weather looks great, again. >> weather looks fantastic. your eyes do not deceive you outside, what a beautiful day it was, today. you know next couple days look nice as well but just not in the 80's. i have heard everything from too warm, too soon, to make it stay forever. >> yes. >> make it stay forever, cancel. maybe too much, too soon. if you thought 80's were a bit too far in march, next couple days will feel like early march will supposed to feel

but not quite as summer like as past couple of days has been. lets take a a look outside we will start off with a look at the city of philadelphia this evening. looking fantastic. we are looking live from the cbs broadcast center. a few cloud rolled in but you still got at least until 2:00 a.m. before any wet weather moves in the city. if you are out and about, in problems outside right now. things looking g again, mainly these showers come through overnight which is great news, not much of a spoil era as far as weather is concerned because most of the rain coming through while we're sleeping, you may wake up tomorrow morning to wet roads and a few clouds but most of the rain pushing on out. our eyewitness weather watchers loved this day, how could you not love this day. the lets check in now and look at these numbers. these are numbers you expected to see, late may, early june in the 70's all across the region but very low humidity. it is comfortable, cool at night. william stockton of levittown 77 degrees. he said he saw a few cherry and dogwood tree today. i saw a few blooms. first little signs of spring

popping autopsy cross the area lou, in eagleville with 75. with the sun peeking out. lets go town the shore in south jersey, charles winestein in read's beach new jersey 74 degrees there a few cloud. another incredible, march day. that it was. into delaware 75 degrees as we check with jason, in middletown. he is looking at lots of sunshine. incredible weather this time of the year. breeze makes it better. certainly does. warm in the the sun but breeze picks up, it is cool and comfortable. so great day for ice cream on the hill, in chestnut hill. sound good to me. i'm joining you next time. lets look at outside we will go to the live neighborhood network camera which is showing a beautiful sunset in progress at the middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. it looks like an impression painting in the sky this evening. we are at 70 degrees. wasn't as chilly down the shore thanks to a southeasterly win instead of wind directly from the south. the lets recap past few days. on tuesday we got to 75. that was not a record breaker.

that record of 80 in 2,000 held on tuesday but the past few days, they were record breaker for sure. 82 degrees yesterday. that broke record of 73 which was set in the the year 2,000 and today's high of 82 broke record of 76 which was set ten years ago in 2006. we had another record that fell this morning morning low of 57 degrees. that was the warmest morning we have ever had in this date. record high minimum we will call it previously we had record minimum of 57 degrees. there is a lot have word there but basically warmest morning and warmest afternoon we have ever haddon this date in philadelphia. so lets look at what we can expect moving forward. we have a cool front, it looks like it is more ominous then it is, it is light rain and it will continue to condense moving south and east overnight tonight. the mostly coming through while a sleeping but we are going to track it. take a look by midnight north and western suburbs get in on the action. couple showers 4:00 a.m. in philadelphia then clears quickly to the south. by 10:00 a.m. we are looking at sunshine for your friday,

friday afternoon is gorgeous, first half of the saturday is gorgeous a as well and then cloud roll back in late saturday afternoon, saturday night into sunday in the a wash out the but mostly cloud which a chance for a few showers here and there during the day on sunday. overnight not much, less than a tenth of an inch expect here in philadelphia the cant complain too much about that. the it will help knock temperature down a notch or two. overnight scattered showers 54 , turning sunny after those morning cloud, breezy and pleasant and 67. your seven day forecast, friday, saturday looking good. a few more cloud saturday afternoon, spotty showers sunday, more showers and it is cooler monday but that doesn't stick around, by next wednesday, we will be right back to 70. now back to you ukee and nicole. well, self driving crohns are making deliveries across the uk and now that new technology could soon make an appearance at your front door. >> correspondent charlie dagada shows us how it works. >> reporter: new delivery guy in london looks more like a cooler on wheels then a high

tech robot but this little baby is to revolutionize the industry, plus its creator and skype founder. >> usually millions of people, today are customers of delivery companies. >> reporter: battery powered robot is designed to deliver on demand in less than 30 minutes from a neighborhood store or depot to the doorstep. it moves along at 4 miles an hour and big enough to carry most home deliveries. while aerial drones have been getting the attention, he says that idea just isn't ready to get off the ground. >> it is safer, more friendly to people. people don't like aerial drones, they don't like drones flying over their backyard with other peoples groceries dangling there. >> reporter: nine on board cameras and sensors detect pedestrians and tell to it slow down, stop and change direction. it uses gps and on board maps to reach destination. although it is machine toward by humans, the robot itself does 99 percent of the work.

it not only knows exactly where i am but who i am using a special app only the recipients can open the led, and get at the goods. is there only one problem, it doesn't have a name yet. >> i think this thing deserves a brilliant name and we are searching for it. >> reporter: charlie dagada for cbs news, london. now as pedestrians try to interfere with the robot a human operator can use a speak tore warn them that they are being filmed ape authorities are on the way. robots could be tested in the u.s. as soon as next month. that was my question. >> step away from the drone. >> you are being filmed. >> is there nothing to see here. >> little crazy it is. if you love animated movies wait until you see is what happening at franklin institute. >> the science behind pixar the studio that create add ward winning films like finding nemo and toy story. the exhibit opened up to the public this saturday march 12th the but "eyewitness news" is taking you inside for a than more. our jan carabao talks to a

pixar animator about how they create those classic characters, you won't want to miss it tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news". it starts at 5:00 a.m. my mom posted that to my facebook page and said we are going to see this. >> yes. >> that is big time. still ahead on "eyewitness news" making your morning commute bearable even entertaining. >> 96.5-amp radio, it is cage and bex in the morning. >> how philly's new radio team plans to keep you laughing and hear why one of the host does the show, barefoot. that is next.

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well, you are looking for a radio station to keep you laughing on your way to work? well, then check out philly's hottest new morning team on 96.5-amp radio. >> our pat gallen goes behind the scenes to meet cage and bex. >> 96.5 radio, philly's hit new music, it is cage and bex in the movie. >> i got to get the voice disguiser. >> reporter: morning commute in philly can be dread full one but 96.5-amp radio is here to make it bearable with cage and bex. they gave me behind the scenes look at their new morning show. >> it is fun, exciting. >> it is, real, goofy, and sometimes it the makes sense. >> reporter: jason cage joins 96.5 from chicago but he is ready for high intensity of philly and he is doing it in his own style. >> first thing first you do the show barefoot. >> you cannot do that, can you? it makes me feel ground or connect. i'm a goofy dude. i probably still am 12 years

old mentally, i think a little bit. bex keeps us grounded. >> reporter: bex has been with 96.5 the last three years. she's looking forward to waking up with the city. >> no matter is what happening in the outside world, no matter what is happening at home or you come in here and for four hours you do what you love and you are supposed to make people in their cars forget about everything else. i think that is the best part about it. >> reporter: on the show nothing is off limits. >> it is time to bring out the skirts, dresses, rompers and my favorite part opened showed shoes because it feels like spring and i love it so much. i said it black browse and black blazer. best parties those shoes. >> biggest break up times of the year, what do you think they are. >> i would say right before valentines day. >> yes, that is in the top three. >> the two biggest ones. >> around the holidays. >> two weeks before christmas. >> okay, getting out of the present. >> reporter: on and off the air cage and bex know importance of the

host/listener relationship. >> that for me is the biggest thing becoming part of our listener's family essentially. so it the is more than just two people that are here in the morning. >> it is much more different now. >> reporter: cage has some work to do becoming familiar with his new city but he is getting there. >> he is learning now about the schuylkill and how to pronounce it. >> can you spell schuylkill. >> not to save my life. >> s-k-o-u-e-g-l-e. >> that is behind the scenes look at how morning radio here in philadelphia looks with cage and bex in the morning. cage and bex, thanks. >> beiber tickets all week just so you know. >> i'm pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a believer. >> i know, right. >> they seem like fun. >> i saw them at a recent screening to them. >> bex has great hair. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a stadium showdown at temple university, were some residents are saying

no way to the university's plan to build a new football stadium. also a local police officer is charged with sex crimes, we have got the shock willing allegations against him. >> reporter: clouds are rolling in, now but the breeze is picking up, as a weak cold front moves through the region. it is weak but it will put an end to the record temperatures and more rain through the weekend. i'll have later details at 6:00. >> there is trimming trees and what some would consider hacking them. i'm cleve bryan, coming up, one man fights the to preserve his life's work to make cherry hill beautiful. and right now on "eyewitness news" we're talking about a stadium showdown, how one group of philadelphia residents is trying to stop, temple university, from building a new home for its football team. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer.

guess case off tonight. community meeting is just getting underway in north philadelphia where concerned citizens are speaking their mind. that is where we will find "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff with the story, what do you know? >> reporter: well, nicole, ever since talk of a proposed stadium had been brewing, so has tension in this north philadelphia community. right now stadium stopper event is going on inside this church behind me where community members say they simply want to be part of the conversation. over the past several months, community members have protested preliminary planning for a project that would give a home to the temple university football program. now, tonight another gathering where university represent are expected to attend. >> the parking, the trash, possibilities, noise, lights, and then the other thing as well, probably the increased value and property taxes. >> reporter: school currently plays at lincoln financial field under three million-dollar, annual lease to the eagles. those