those hundred or more officers that have been patrolling through the woods, and, and, go back to the normal duties. they are still having an increased, presence with the schools, both this afternoon, and then tomorrow they say that they will still have police officers at the schools, and, they don't know, exactly where he may have gone from here, although he is from clifton, new jersey, so going from camden to clifton this may have been a stop along the way and here's a look at how we got the to this point. this surveillance from the cvs shows buckle entering the store around 9:30 wednesday morning. 10:15 police found out he had stolen the truck in hammington and on star gps let them know vehicle was at cvs. the despite tip calls alleging buckle sighting is it the is possibly skipped down in that short window before police started to really search in barnegat. early tuesday morning guard discovered buckle missing from the minimum security prison in winslow township. he was three weeks from parole on aggravated assault,

burglary and drug charges. but buckle's troubles go much deeper. in 1996 he pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the death of his then girlfriend baby. >> he was released from prison in 200 after serving more than half of the 25 year event isens. >> well now i go outside and close my blind i was scared. i live, all my backyard is all wood, and so you know, he is hiding out the in the woods. >> it is scary especially with the kiddy feel sorry for the kid. hopefully they get him for good now. >> and barnegat township police say there were flooded with tips calls after announcing that arthur buckle was possibly in town here, that flood that went to a trickle will and now they do have have information that they say from the department have of corrections that he is in longer in barnegat township. he just called the public information office from the department of corrections we are waiting to hear back. reporting from barnegat township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. this weather, oh, it is same day after day and it is

another gray, glummy day out there and i hate to tell you more rain is on the way. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking latest round of rain outside on the sky deck and kate, i guess it is silver lining it the is dry, right now. >> it is dry right now, but jessica as you said tomorrow is just like today, except now, with more bonus rain, and i'm sure everybody is rejoycing about that. good news about tomorrow is it is friday, and once weekend rolls around this will start to break down a little bit. only one more day, and we can manage. the lets look outside, we will go out to storm scan three it is cloudy, chilly, it feels like march or seattle, take your pick maybe a little bit of both. storm scan three is cloudy, a couple showers drifting off to the west, and it is all part of the bigger system mainly berking off to the south and west right now, so sandwich, between storms today we have one over new england bringing rain to portions of massachusetts, secondary low bringing steady rain to north carolina and virginia a and that is the system that will impact us, tomorrow. in the meantime it is quiet

outside right now but boy, is it chill which that system just off the coast, temperatures have only been in the 50's today and today makes nine consecutive cloudy days in philadelphia, tomorrow will be ten but we will see if we can break that streak this weekend. we will have your full weekend outlook when i join you inside, back over to you. >> thank you, kate. look at this video from chopper three. a train slams into a car on the trackness burlington county and driver is cited for careless driving. collision happened on new jersey transit's river line, at main and broad streetness riverton. "eyewitness news" reporter a neat a oh talked to eyewitnesses to rush to help the injured. >> reporter: as gates come down, and the horn signals a warning, cars should roll to a stop but shortly after ten this morning former riverton mayor bill brown saw and heard what happened when a car doesn't. >> i was coming out of my house a block away and heard metal crushing. >> reporter: as new jersey transit train with 35 people

on board tried to pull in the riverton stop at broad and main streets. >> we have seen the car coming, i was sitting down in there. >> reporter: witnesses say train collided with a mercedes benz carrying two passengers and dragged it a few feet, trapping the elderly driver inside. >> she seemed disoriented, getting all around i was trying to calm him down to make sure he wouldn't go into shock or something like that. >> he thought he would be alive. they had to cut the top of his car off with the jaws of life and pulled him out. >> reporter: tracie brown was riding in the first train car, and tried to beat the train before it passed. >> it was just running through. >> reporter: impact also injured a 31 year-old man and a 22-year old woman riding on that train, and they are both treated and released from the lords medical center of burlington county, meantime, new jersey transit officials are still investigating, and say they will not release video from the train at this

time. we also know that so far, no charges have been filed against this driver of this car. reporting from riverton i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". woman accused of kidnapping a baby has heard day in court. chere more faced a why for a hearing on charges she stole another woman's new born from the king of prussia mall. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside district court in upper merion with the very latest developments on this case, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. that preliminary hearing wrapped up 35 minutes ago. suspect in this case chere a more left the courthouse without making any comments after a judge turned down a request from her attorney to dismiss felony charges against her. anything you want to say? woman accused of kidnapping a seven week old baby from the king of prussia mall leaves district court in upper merion on thursday out on $500,000 cash bond, for march 31st kidnapping, caught on camera.

>> confused, emotional, upset, and not clear. >> reporter: that is how her attorney mark steinberg described sherry amore who cried openly in court during her hearing on thursday. he says it is obvious amore took the child but what is unclear is why. >> i don't see a open and close if i said, it is opened and closed as to what happened, is what not closed is why it is not happened. >> reporter: amore claims to have lost a baby in february and in a moment of uncertainty took the baby from his mother. woman just this afternoon at the mall. >> has she given a reason as to why she took the baby. >> yes. >> of course not. >> the child's mother was also in court today, although she had to leave upset the when the prosecution played portions of that video which showed her baby's kidnapping. as for amore she's due back in court june between the second. we are live from montgomery county i'm greg argos for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". frightening video from a convenient store in port richmond a clerk risked his life to try to stop a man from stealing cigarettes. watch surveillance video from the 7-eleven on aramingo avenue. clerk pick up a baseball bat to fight off robber late last night. they struggled over the bat before the robber grabbed it and started hitting the worker. all he got away with was two packs of cigarettes. clerk suffered some cuts on his head. a brazen thief is caught on camera stealing money right out of the women's pocket in west philadelphia it happened last month at laundromat on the 1300 block of north 52nd street. police want to necessity if you recognize the suspect, first you can see him, sitting on a railing inside of a store. then, as the victims back was turned he snuck up and snatched, $300 from her jacket pocket. she chased him but he got away. a delaware county man is lock up on child pornography charges, we just got this mug shot of 44 year-old john hers of landsdowne.

police say he confessed to down loading child pornography for ten years. detectives found thousands of videos and pictures on his computer including some children as young as four years old. hurst is due back in court next week. bucks county emergency officials give all clear after a chemical spill at the water treatment plant in tulleytown. chopper three over the scene on main street this morning. a 9,000-gallon tank was leaking chloride a chemical that helps pull water out of sludge. the authorities tell us that the leak is fully contained with no impact on the environment. earlier precautionary warning to close all windows and doors had now been lifted. in campaign 2016 a short time ago highest ranking republican in politics house speaker paul ryan announced he is not ready to support donald trump as g.o.p. nominee. cbs news correspondent craig boswell reports this ace monk laundry list the serious issues the front runner must resolve before the general

election. >> reporter: donald trump the presumptive g.o.p. nominee gets back on the campaign trail. while there are no more republican candidates in his way he faces a challenge in unifying a splinterd republican party. >> usually, when somebody wraps up the nomination you see party leaders the next day say thank goodness now we can unify. what people are saying this morning is oh, my god what have we done here. >> reporter: last two republican presidents george w and george hw bush have no plans to endorse trump and now mitt romney, the republican nominee of 2012 is skipping the g.o.p. convention all together. trump says he won't change his attacking style as he squares off against hillary clinton. it is a a style that helped take down 16 opponents in the primary. >> you know, i am who i am. i don't like to really change. i feel i'm a presidential person. >> reporter: trump's tactics have hurt him in some polls with higher negative ratings then hillary clinton.

clinton has to first beat bernie sanders. the she's campaigning in california thursday ahead of that state's primary next month. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump is running as an outsider but he wants his vice-presidential running mate to be an insider. former rival and new jersey governor chris christie is reportedly on the vp short list, according to a monmouth university poll, 41 percent of garden state republicans thinks that would be a bad move for trump. 37 percent say picking christie for the ticket would not have an impact on trump. only 15 percent say christie would help trump's campaign. still to come on "eyewitness news", evidence of potential crimes, just collecting, dust. why only two out of every 100 races spending time in jail. and plus forced out by flames, see dramatic escape from this raging wild fire and how it will eventually feel the impact of that fire here. also a win in court for jerry sandusky, key ruling that could lead him to a new

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the food and drug administration released its long awaited rules, on e cigarettes, today. >> the agency will require, hundreds, hundreds of brand to undergo federal review in order to stay on the market, and as correspondent kenneth craig tell you the product will no longer be sold to anyone under 18. >> he runs three stores in new york city. >> sometimes they go up to one. >> reporter: she's worried new f.d.a. rules could ruin her business. >> horrifying. potentially disastrous. >> reporter: manufacturers of most electronic cigarettes will now have to undergo federal review, to stay on the market. >> these regulations are common sense. people who buy e cigarettes and other tobacco products deserved to have the facts. >> reporter: ruling also bans selling e cigarettes, cigars, and hooka products to anyone under 18. move comes as e cigarette use

is on the rise among young americans. >> e cigarettes sales soared to three and a half billion dollar business last year but sales have recently slowed over questions about their safety. >> reporter: while possible health benefits and harm of these cigarettes are unclear many in the the community claim they have helped smokers quit regular cigarettes and are less harmful. industry spokes people said the rules draconian. >> it will put them out of business if changes are not made because it will be an extremely expensive, process for them to comply. >> but she says that she's more concern about her customers then her business. >> it end up leaving us in a situation where we have nothing, that will work for certain people and they end up returning to combustible tobacco. >> reporter: new rule goes into effect in 90 days. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. lets take a look at this scary situation in canada. video fridays fort mcmurray alberta where wild fire

continues to creep close to homes. so far the fire has destroyed about 1600 structures and torched more than 24 hour acres. state of emergency has been repaired as crews work to contain fire and figure out what started it. it is a major canadian oil city and experts say this fire could reduce oil out pit and that could lead to higher prices for us, at the pump. >> kate joins with us our weather and as you said outside on the sky deck it is dry. >> we are in between systems. you can pick up a stray shower, i had a couple rain drops on the way into work. the just swipe the wipers and you are done. tomorrow wipers license working a lot harder then they were today because tomorrow looks like one of the worsthey days of this stretch. that is saying a lot because, it has been a disgusting nine day stretch, let's call it like it is here. tomorrow will be day ten of cloudy, cool, weather, in philadelphia, but the good news is once we get through tomorrow we have started to head on the upswing back to some normal spring weather, finally. lets take a look outside,

first and foremost to our north and western suburbs and take a look what is happening outside in bethlehem right now, not too bad outside if you don't mind it cloudy and cool. it is dry to do what you need to do without rain jacket, umbrella, the glushes, whole 9-. cars moving just fine on the road there in bethlehem. no problems outside, and again, i can take a day like today every once in a while but when nine in the row we start longing for some sunshine. it was not anywhere to be seen today. take a look at our live neighborhood network. we will go to a few spots, palmyra cove nature park in new jersey also looking ugly. the kutztown area middle school lots of cloud, 56. that is the story all day. there were a few times where i saw a suspicious brightening in the sky where maybe that sun was trying to peak out but it never really quite made it all the way. you can see that system that impacted us with the heavy rain down the shore is over new england but this is one to watch for tomorrow. it is starting to pivot back to the west and all this rain will lift to the north and get in here, especially through

the first half, of the day tomorrow. temperatures right now still on the chilly side, feeling more like march then may, and 57 in philadelphia 59 in reading. fifty-eight in allentown. down the shore only in the low 50's, once again. so it has been a merky may so far four out of five days with rain and totals so far 1.24 inches, more clouds and yes, more rain for tomorrow. here's what it looks like as we head through next couple of hours, overnight generally dry just a shower, by 7:00 a.m. that rain pushes in from east to west and keeps coming in waves right through midday hours, and finally after three or 4:00 o'clock it does start to taper off and we will see showers through tomorrow evening, and we are still under influence of the low pressure saturday. while saturday is featuring more sun perhaps in the a afternoon, still cannot rule out scattered showers pretty much anytime during the day. your friday timing between midnight and 7:00 a.m. stray shower. steady rain is 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. morning commute is impact. scattered showers between 3:00 n

your friday. overnight gray and showers. 49 degrees. cloudy and cool. tomorrow period of rain, cloudy, chilly, 56 degrees is your daytime high and eyewitness weather three day forecast, does get better each day. there we go saturday a couple of showers, more cloud then sun but we are starting to break pattern, we will warm up to the 60's. sunday, now looks good for mothers day. morning shower, and then sunshine, and that will help us get to the 70's. >> yeah. >> to break down that timing and coleman reforecast looking more optimistic on sunday. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. children's hospital unveiled a new garden in honor of the 2016 democratic national convention. organizers, held a ground breaking this morning at chop's pediatric care center in west philadelphia new health and wellness garden will serve as a patient for patient and community engagement programs. it it should be complete in time for dnc this time july. do you want to get out of town? turns out right now is best

time to book a flight. >> why airline ticket are the cheapest they have been in years. >> mystery solved big question surrounding, this penguin, and reason for special celebration now that we know the the answer, don. eleven years ago one of the most craziest press conferences in the history of sports, terrell owens he never holds back so what is a former eagle have to say about sam bradford, you don't want to miss this sports coming up next.

johnny manziel has to stay away from his ex-girl friend after facing a judge on domestic violence charges. former browns quarterback and heisman trophy winner made his first appearance in court today in dallas. he is a accused of hitting is ex-girl friend and threatening to kill her. if quick manziel faces up to a year in jail. old eagle known for speaking his mind is back in the news this time terrell owens is weighing in on the bird quarterback controversy.

don bell joins us with the latest from to, to, to, to. >> he doesn't miss that mystique. always something. never airing your dirty laundry it doesn't happen often for the eagles but right now clothes are flapping in the breeze. sam bradford demanded a trade and it is talk of the nfl. last time a player went this public with their issues, yes, terrell owens, back in 2005. now you will remember this, don't you? eagles suspended to for four games and he gave thus gem of a press conference in front of his crib. owens wanted to renegotiate his contract and the birds, they were not down with the cost. to knows a thing or two about disputes with the eagles. recently tmz sports asked terrell for his opinion on the bradford situation. >> i think it was not a great move for sam to want to request a trade being that he was the number one pick. for me, it is a sign of a coward to be honest but again,

if you are not secure in your a built it shouldn't matter who they are drafting or who is coming in. that should motivate you and prepare you for the best seasons you could probably ever have. i like competition. so with that, he is not the really comfortable in his own skin and what he can do. >> wow. interesting. getaway day, in st. louis, phillies taking on the card, jared eickoff on the mound, shaky start that was brandon moss with an about face, 462-foot home run, the fourth longest in bush stadium history and longest ever by a left hander there. phillies get shut out today four to nothing. full highlights coming up at 6:00. guys, i'll tell but this terrell owens, more credibility or less given his history, but he knows quarterbacks. san francisco, dallas here. >> he played the game. >> he knows those guys. >> yes. >> i know. >> he called them out. >> strong words. >> very strong words. >> coming up next half an hour, do you feel like you are

always looking at your phone. >> new tool to make it easier to disconnect every once in a while. plus this. 1300 is number of unprocessed rate kicks here in the philadelphia according to a recent study, i'm alexandria hoff we will bring you the reasons and bright spots behind that effort. also, donald trump learns you cannot always get what you want, popular band that doesn't want trump to use his music

that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ a disturbing backlog, pennsylvania is bringing more transparency, and awareness to the problem of sexual assault. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. 2,000 rape kits in the state of have been left to collect

dust according to a new study. the most of the untested kits are in the city of philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" reportser alexandria hoff joins us with the reasons behind the backlog, alex. >> reporter: i spoke with philadelphia a police this afternoon they told me that these are all older cases, many stretching back in the early 1990's. of every 100 rape cases, 32 are reported to police, seven arrests will be made, and three will be referred to prosecutors, and the rapist in 98 of the 100 cases will walk free according to the rape national network. now, 1,850, that is the number of untested rape kits sitting in pennsylvania according to police data through the health department. 1,300 of those kits are here in philadelphia. >> there might be an individual raped or sexually assaulted has a rape kit conductor performed and does in the want to press charges.

>> reporter: this is the executive director with women organized against rape. she says that there is various reasons why a victim's kit may not have been tested. a police spokesperson says of the 1300 outstanding kits they all predate 2011 when the department began mandatory immediate testing of all kits adding that there is a plan in place to deal with arrest. >> anytime there is any movement in the direction of the transparency that ace i good thing. >> reporter: when it comes to kids and the swabs and samples that must be made. >> the anxiety is reliving the experience. >> reporter: the last thing advocates and investigators want is for victims to be discouraged by these numbers. >> we want people to really understand that the system is moving and to report any sexual assault, sexual violence that takes place. >> reporter: i do want to add compared with other areas in the country pennsylvania numbers are relatively low. in 2013, they reported that they had a backlog of over

12,000 kits. reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thanks. win in court the for jerry sandusky and his fight for a new trial. judge agreed to hold a hearing later this month to get sandusky's lawyers a chance to prove prosecutors acted inappropriately, during sandusky's trial. that could ultimately lead to a new trial for sandusky who was quick of molesting ten boys. he is currently serving a 30 to 60 year sentence. smoke and flames in texas as fire engulfs a warehouse complex in houston. four alarm fire began this morning at a custom packaging and filling company. officials say that it really released hazardous materials in the air. hundreds of the students from the nearby elementary school were evacuated as a precaution. it took 200 fire fighters several hours to get that fire under control. there are no reports of any injuries. one year after hit and run crash nearly claimed her life a temple student, finally gets her chance to participate in not one but three graduation ceremonies. >> this is a picture of rachel

hall with her former lacrosse teammates, she walk across the stage for temple a's athletic graduation yesterday a and today hall took part in a liberal artsman time sheila tend graduation with the entire university. hall suffers severe, head and leg injuries after being hit while riding her bike near campus last april. she is still not -- she still does rehab five days a week and hopes to get accepted back in the washington d.c. police academy. today pennsylvania state senator vincent hughes unveiled legislation to create 20,000 new summer jobs for young people in the commonwealth. he made the announcement at philadelphia city hall. >> this youth investment initiative makes a demand on the commonwealth's budget, to commit 15 million-dollar in tax credits for businesses to incentivized their commitment to hire young people. >> right now it is not clear how much support is there for

initiative in the republican controlled legislature. donald trump will hold his first campaign rally nominee as presumptive nominee. that will take place in charleston, west virginia. >> ♪ >> trump is pushing back on the rolling stones request that he refrain from using their songs on the campaign trail. trump says campaign has the right to use the songs, trump campaign has honored requests from adele, aero smith steven tyler and neil young to not use their music during political rallies. so are you one of those people who just can't put down your smart phone? you are not the only one. >> cbs news correspondent john blackstone shows us new device that makes it easier to turn off your phone and tune into life. >> attached to their smart phones students at mercy high in burlinggame california are typical teens but when they enter the english class the phones get locked in the little bags which cannot be

opened until class is over. >> bicep rating something primarily for their social life i'm hoping that it brings them more into the moment. >> reporter: these bags are made by a start up called yawnder, its founder graham is attempting nothing less than breaking cell phone addiction. >> you thought we needed a new etiquette for the digital age. >> yes, just something to help people engage with each other in a real way. i think symbolizes a movement, and the baggies just the tool. >> reporter: it works much like a cure tag in a security store. if someone needs to access their phone they can leave the phone free zone. the bags are now mandatory for everyone attending a performance by comedian dave chapel. >> we have had a strict no cell phone rule for years. obviously if you look on you tube you will see very few people adhere to it. >> reporter: before the bags, chapel often found himself telling jokes to people distracted by their devices. >> it is very hard for to you

talk to anybody if he was doing this the whole time you are talking. >> reporter: back at mercy high this junior had to bag her phone for three days on the school retreat. >> i could hear it vibrating but i could not grab it or use it. >> reporter: you hated it. >> i hated it so much. >> reporter: did you see any benefit when it was all over. >> it was a break from reality. and, everything, in school, and it was nice. >> reporter: old fashion solution to the 21st century problem. john blackstone, california. well, living in the digital age does make it hard to disconnect from the smart phone in doubt about that. >> could it be bad for your health? that brings up a good question, in smart even if addiction a real disorder? probably doing it right now, some of you, but for some have of you you just can't put the phone down? why is it so hard for some? >> my kids cannot sit down to dinner without looking at their cell phones. >> i remember i broke my phone, and i could not have a phone for an entire two days

and i felt lost. >> i'm suppliesed i'm in the doing it right now. >> nicole brewer answer that is good question is smart phone addiction a real disorder, tonight at 11:00. don't forget if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us to use the #cbs-3 good question. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news", this gives a whole new meaning to finger looking good. >> new fashion accessory that tastes just like some fast food. >> it is crazy. >> plus. >> keep saying to my friend as well as my mom will walk a 5k i'm in. >> different kind of family tradition for mothers day, special bond that women share as they get ready for the race for the cure, kate? damp dreary weather continues through end of the workweek but change is on the way, we will see sun this weekend we will tell you which day is better day to get outside and make some plans for this mothers day weekend when we come

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with cheaper tickets. when buying airline ticket i always recommend using orbitz, travelocity and other their party sites price compare but booking tickets through web site of the airline you will be traveling on. it makes things easier if you have to change your reservation or rebook if a flight is canceled or delayed. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. this weather, i might need to take a trip somewhere sunny soon. kate is joining us now. >> yes. >> you have promising news. >> i do have promising news. >> it has got to get better. this is day nine. tomorrow is day ten. tomorrow is like today but now with more rain. so that doesn't sound so great. but it does get better from there. when we get through tomorrow, it is friday, that alone should carry us through weekend do look more promising especially sunday i'm more optimistic about mothers day clearing out and warming up nicely. saturday still one to watch. saturday, we are going out to

our roof cam where we have clouds but it is just bright outside there, at least in comparison to other days we have seen. you know your grasping at straws which you make today a nice day but chilly and dry but you don't need umbrella and rain coat outside, you need to bundle up, pull out the fleece and then endure one more, chilly day. tomorrow you do need rain coat and umbrella at whole 9 yards it is going to be a cold wet friday. lets check on our eyewitness weather watchers. they are always tracking things looking at temperatures in the 50's. 56 degrees as we check with lynn in cherry hill. lynn says i guess it was mowing day in rain, licensing enough to get her done. that is good news. the got outside. looks beautiful. look at how green her grass is. the at least rain is helping everything get nice and green and beautiful outside. even if a few man's don't like it our plants do. lou in eagleville 56 degrees, mostly cloudy. fifty-six as we head down to delaware check with greg mccoy in marshall ton, 56.

greg a says another overcast, dreary day, more rain, on the the way, look at the a couple photos from our weather watchers. you can see phil showing us a golfer, 1lone golfers in time to pretend you are playing saint andrews, that kind of weather today. and this lovely shot the of casey the dog from ed connor. he is hurrying up on the walk, get back inside where it is nice and warm. we do have rain on the way, but i also good news for the weekend. lets go outside to what it is looking like on storm scan three and storm that will impact us tomorrow is one you see to the south there moving through portions of virginia, and north carolina bringing pretty steady rainfall there. that big batch of rain you see right there east of raleigh-durham this will lift up and pivot through that area early tomorrow. first half of the day looks like wetest portion of the day here in philadelphia but then, we will start to see improvement. right now, satellite shows cloud still in place a few showers off to the west keeping it cool, 53 in at atlantic city, 57 in

philadelphia. fifty-nine in reading, couple degrees warmer then yesterday just thanks to brightening in the sky and over next few days things do start to improve. tonight, cloudy, chilly, stray shower, tomorrow is ugly, that is all i can say period of rain especially through midday hours. the saturday some sun does try to break through. it is not a beautiful day but better, milder, there will be a chance for a shower. there is that pivot we talk about. 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. is wetest time frame. we will still be under the influence of the low on saturday, cloud couple showers, late day sunshine this front comes through sunday morning, doesn't have a whole lot witt, passing shower around six or 7:00 a.m. and eight or 9:00 it clears out and sunday afternoon is mothers day and it could turnout great. 90 percent chance of rain tomorrow, 40 percent chance on saturday for the scattered showers, 20 percent chance on sunday mainly before 9:00 a.m. and machine looks a whole lot better just 5 percent chance of a stray shower in the afternoon. we have got weather pattern

moving from cool and cloudy to warm, and possibly a bit unsettled as we head into next week. the as far as overnight hours are concerned we are at 49 degrees. race for cure looks better, maybe shower early by 8:00. i'm optimistic it will clear out. machine looking fantastic. 72 degrees. we are warmer through next week. new back to you at the desk. >> as kate mentioned this sunday is annual komen race for the cure for breast cancer, tens of thousands of people will be on the parkway for the annual event. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has the story of one philadelphia family participating with a special connection. >> reporter: mothers day is a day for families and for many there is tradition of spending the morning, at the komen race for the cure. it is about fighting breast cancer and for people hoff had cancer, especially when it hit, several family members, well, you can imagine, how meaningful the day is. >> it will be here.

>> mothers day tradition, and, also, a history with cancer. >> when you do get it, it changes your whole outlook on life. >> reporter: flossy was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago when she started walking in the race for the cure, part of the sea of pink survivors coming down the steps of the art museum. >> it was the most all inspiring thing in the world. >> two husband died from cancer and then their daughters started to be diagnosed. >> years ago they would have cut my leg off. >> reporter: shelley one of two stepdaughters had a rare czar comb, susan, the oldest of the three daughters, had several episode with ovarian cancer. >> my doctor said that we will obviously some sort of connection but we're not smart enough to necessity what it is. >> reporter: genetic testing was negative, they don't have the brca a gene, but jane lives in atlanta was diagnosed with breast cancer like her mother. daughter ricky living in israel comes to philadelphia a every year for mothers day. >> i don't have cancer thank

god. >> it concerns me yes. i speak to my oldest sister every day. >> reporter: lisa who lives in canada ace cancer free. she will be with the group for mothers day, floss, who is 87, will have all five girls with her walking. >> i keep saying as long as my mom will walk a a 5k i'm flying in. >> reporter: distance doesn't keep them apart, mom and girls stay in touch even if it is with face time, with you for mothers day, they always try to stay together in person for the walk. >> it is wonderful. really, really, marvelous, a great way to spend mothers day >> and, plenty of adversity but flossy has taught them the importance of, perseverance, staying positive and being together. she's pretty remarkable, isn't she. >> great message. >> eighty-three. >> yes, indeed. >> such a wonderful tradition. >> we meet so many people every year that is a tradition good looking forward to seeing them. >> cbs-3 is proud to support

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it is not about the ultrasound anymore, blue and pink filling are about announcing a baby on the way. >> john mcdevitt of the kyw news radio takes to us one gender reveal party with a twist. >> it is not every kay, coming back for a penguin, and four months old. the excitement was building and adventure aquarium is tougher, new african penguin chick a boy or a girl. the cake was cut, and, topper is a girl. they had a hundred: >> we had no idea that this would be happening. >> yes, we just thought its was a girl, because, and so many boy penguins. when they are born, it is not men if they are male or female. >> we wait a few months nothing they are not baby bird anymore. we wait until juveniles. vet comes in, takes a blood

sample. we send to it a lab to get dna tested. they send us a results whether or not it is boy or girl. easy on our part. >> now that we know topper is a girl, she's still a kid, plenty of time to grow, and play in adventure aquarium. hi, topper. african penguins are ebb dangered in the wild and she's part of the species survival breeding program. you can see topper and he tire colony on the adventure aquarium penguin island. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a treat, how about that. >> that is "eyewitness news", at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> he was hired to paint her house but instead allegedly stole, close to a million-dollar from an elderly woman. the important lesson that prosecutors hearsay that you should learn from this case. coming up. >> also tonight, search suspended, reason officers in ocean county of stopped looking for an escaped convict, still on the loose, kate?

and today was a dry but cloudy and cool day, and chilly tomorrow and we're tracking even more rain, we will time out your friday and tell you when cold, cloudy wet pattern finally breaks down. and i don't know, i'm totally overwhelmed. >> reporter: heroes welcome for a man who spent his life, fighting for animal rights, and now as george bengal battles cancer he is telling "eyewitness news" his hope for the spca after he is gone. you have tendency to trust people as worker. >> reporter: at 6:00 a main line theft, a painter a allegedly rips off a woman that hired him for a staggering sum. police say he used cash to buy luxury vehicles and lavish vacations. good evening, i'm ukee washington.

i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with how he allegedly pulled this all off, walt? >> reporter: well, jessica, d.a. hearsays that the elderly couple, hired this painter, obviously to paint their house. instead for more than two years the d.a. says he was ripping them off to the tune of close to a million-dollar. secretly stealing, and writing checks, but now d.a. says he is under arrest. maseratis like this are beautiful, high end cars, most would be happy to own one but prosecutors say that accused thief, clifton wilson, owns two. along with lots of other pricey items. >> he bought a porsche, range rover, he went on vacation to the bohamas. this was money spent, to have a good time. >> reporter: money that wilson a main line house painter allegedly stole from an elderly woman and her husband who we're not identifying who hired him to paint their home.