more on how this all went down, joe? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, police say they are predators lurking on contact seen he floors looking for a jack the pot and investigators say they will go out of their way to get their hand on your money. late saturday at harrah's casino in chester a player wins big in the slots. for the victim it was a $5,600 payday, event are in the picture gary taylor. in the word of the upper darby police. >> he is a thug, he is a a bum. licensing criminal record. arrested for robbery. >> reporter: police say he was following the jackpot winner. he was looking to make a score of his own. >> she has no idea is what going on, she's by herself, 59 years old, not paying attention. >> reporter: police say taylor had followed would the man all the way home where she lived, and made his move at her front door. >> he grabs's, and hollers out, give me that, pulls on her, shoves her, and then takes off report report not before the victim was able to

get a description of his car. police say a 350-pound, taylor wasn't moving too quickly. the woman called 911, police were able to locate the suspected robber and after a brief pursuit, we're told take already turn down a deadened, ending the chase. police say thinks a cautionary tail, for any big winner at cat seen owe. >> the problem is in these casino, they always got these predators, that are laying in wait, they are watching people to win. take a check. i mean that to me is best way to do it. >> reporter: we check with the pennsylvania gaming control board, about that check, and the control board says that is sound advice from the chief of police here. now they also say that jackpot winners can seek out security from casinos if they feel uncomfortable and need an escort to their car. as for victim in this case, police did get her, her $6,600 back. reporting live from upper darby township, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe.

authorities are showing off a huge amount of drugs, guns and cars, the culmination of the two year investigation into heroin trafficking in kent and sussex counties in delaware. police seized 3-pound of heroin and several raids worth more than a million-dollar on the street. investigators received handguns and cash. in all, three suspects face drug weapons, money laundering, conspiracy and other charges. police seized a total of 23 vehicles worth $250,000. well, there are new calls for u.s. justice department to investigate fatal shooting of a man who relied on the use of the wheelchair by wilmington police officers. cell phone video shows jer mist mcdole carrying a gun and reaching for his waist when police opened fire last september. the state attorney general's office, concluded this that the shooting was justified, because the officers believed their lives were in danger. some local leaders though sent a letter to u.s. attorney general loretta lynch and asked her to reopen the case. >> we believe that there was

several problems with the way that was carried out by the police department and wilmington delaware and we want to make sure that we do have as much as we can to provide justice for that family. >> the state attorney general's office also concluded that the officers were not properly prepared, for this situation. the citizens crime commission is showing its support for all of the men and women who protect and serve. >> fallen philadelphia police sergeant whose self less act earned praise from president obama was among those honored. our walt hunter was there for today's law enforcement at appreciation lunch in center sit the eye. >> ♪ >> reporter: safe in the a arms of the philadelphia a police officer, robert wilson the fourth, watched as his name sake and uncle, sergeant robert wilson, received a posthumously citizens crime commission's highest honor. >> unaudible. >> reporter: each frame, each smile, each moment from a video tribute touching the

hearts of the sergeant wilson's sister and grand mom, as they remembered the terrible day in march 2015, when wilson, who had stopped by a game stop store to buy a gift for his young son died in the gun battle with two suspects, saving the lives of seven others in the store. >> i know he would go above and beyond to make sure he complete his job even if it cost him his life. >> we cry every day. you know, we think of him and then tears come back. >> reporter: on monday, getting a hug from president obama during special honors for her grandson she reflected it was a moment that he really would have enjoyed. on this day, as they watched the story of a hero's life, and death retold, they knew that somehow the officer that they knew as robbie was right there with them. >> robbie hung in there and he did his job and he is here today getting a million hugs

and kisses from all of us but we know that is not happening now. >> reporter: and also on hand today officer wilson's partner, officer stevenson, who also received a top honor. after shooting it out with one of the suspects, and a a resting the two of them, they are now still a waiting trial, in the officer's murder. live from the sat center i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, walt. >> we want to tell but an honor walt received. walt was presented with the citizens commendation by the police department. he was recognized for his years of service, covering the city. >> big congratulations for walt for a job very well done and, of course, all of the other award recipients. >> indeed. >> the clouds are finally moving out making way for sun and maybe a little bit of seasonal weather. >> well, we can hope, right meet the role goodies kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first look at the forecast, kate. >> guys, we have a little bit of blue sky outside, it wases nice to see the sun return and

with the return of the sunshine temperatures actually rebounded close to normal this afternoon. being outside without a jacket on is giving me life, i'm loving it. we have a few showers to track this evening. lets look the at is what happening to the north, you can see a couple showers through lehigh valley, those are fizzling now, possibly not even going to make it in the city and few swipes of the windshield wipers out and about this evening, you can see steady rain from perkasie, bucks county and northern new jersey and scattered showers over chester county at the moment. not a big deal but still a few sprinkles here tonight and those could linger in the overnight hours and shower as we head into tomorrow but mostly we are dry through the rest of the week and temperatures are on their way up. sixty-eight in philadelphia. fifty-seven in wilmington. sixty-four in trenton. it has been a cool may, 4.4 degrees below average so far but next two days should at least help keep us closer to normal. one great day and then one not so great day coming up in the five day forecast, we will have more on that when i join

you inside. for now, back over to you. demonstrators interrupt a philadelphia city council meet to go protest the so-called proposed soda tax. >> unaudible. >> chanting protesters were led out of city council chambers this morning. political contributions from the soda industry could influence council. industry opposes mayor kenney's plan to evoke a three sent per ounce tax on sugar drinks. money from that tax would help fund education and recreational programs. you may soon be a able to drink alcohol while walking the boardwalk in atlantic city. the city council is expected to vote any minute now on the plan to let anyone 211 or older walk the boardwalk with one alcoholic drink in hand, in a opened plastic container. the goal, to bring more people to the shore resort. if the propose willal passes tonight and one more time, they would have a trial period over the summer to see if it is successful. big dream is coming true for a local athlete.

>> over the weekend, he learned he will be representing team u.s.a. when summer olympics kick off in rio. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us he is looking to bring home the gold. >> reporter: it is something joe malloy enjoys as a try athlete he is trying to get better at swimming, running, cycling. >> we're pretty bad at all three so that is why we do triathlon f we are good at one we would just do one. >> reporter: out of three sports and joeys the best. he qualified for the olympics as top try athlete in the u.s. >> it was special, and, i'm still, even now i'm not sure i can put it into word. >> reporter: we caught up with malloy before a light work out at his favorite facilities in manayunk. joe grew up in wildwood crest and was a perennial winner in life guard races. he swam in boston college and turned his attention to triathlon. when he quit a coaching job to turn pro his parents were nervous. >> i said, oh, boy, okay, we

will support that. you know but i was about to be sick to my stomach. >> reporter: joe a's path was full of ups and down. the last spring in the middle of the olympic wam case period he finished, but still determined he kept pushing and won the triathlon. eleventh place finish in japan this past weekend punched his ticket to the tree at lon august 18th in rio, and his olympic dream come true. >> it is a rocky attitude, you know, and i want to be tough. i want to be a competitor who races with the ideals that define, what i had, and what i feel, make our region proud. >> reporter: his mommies sure proud. >> it has been just a dream, and he earned every bit of it. >> reporter: if would you like to meet joe and give him his wishes, you can do that friday night, in wildwood crest. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". how about that. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" get your body beach

ready, how often you should exercise, and, what you need to do today from your die tote day advice from celebrity trainer jillian michaels next. >> for you i phone users we found something that could make your life a little easier, jim donovan explains what it is and how it works, when we come rig

well, a tension iphone users, is there a new google app that could make your life easier. intrigue? in today's three on your side consumer report, jim donovan shows you how it works. >> it happens often to iphone users, in the middle of texting when you need to send an address to a friend but don't know it off hand. you have to leave conversation to google the address, copy it and then send the link. wow. well, google has a solution, it is called g board and you can search google right from the special keyboard. just tap the g and your results will show up on screen. and then making it easy to send in a message without having to close out your conversation. the g board works for texting,

e-mails and in other apps and other features, like glide typing that makes typing faster. emoji search to find the perfect picture faster. search and send you tube video, flood information, even gifts. so if you want to try out new g board on your iphone it is available now in the itunes store. for reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> how about that. >> nifty. >> nifty, i like that. >> by kate joins us now. >> we have spots in the north and west, lehigh veil seeing a couple showers but it turned out decent this have afternoon. we're taking what we can get. this is not a perfect spring day but compared to some days we have dealt with this month it is not bad. glummy morning, turned into a nice afternoon. we have got real nice spring weather but we don't to have hedge our bets, that is nice tore day. tomorrow, but especially friday, looking beautiful, but then, the weekend is going

downhill a bit. lets get in to it. we will take you up to bethlehem and see one of the spots picking up a couple showers this evening. you can see it gloom any northampton county and clouds are in place, couple stray showers, moving through at the moment, nothing heavy but definitely still looking light this morning. doom and gloom, shot there in bethlehem but take a look at a the time lapse video here in philadelphia you can see how day cleared out after that gray start to the day. by mid to late afternoon cloud started to break up. we saw more patches of blue skies and that helped temperature warm up a bit into the mid to upper 60's. sixty-five at global leadership academy. you can see a few breaks of blue skies still out there right new but as we check in on storm scan three here are the showers i was mentioning. they are really starting to break apart here. the don't expect to see much of anything in philadelphia the just a a stray sprinkle is possible this evening, otherwise these showers are starting to move out. montgomery county, bucks county right in mercer county seeing a few stray sprinkles at the moment. not a big deal.

rest of this evening for most of us will be pretty quiet. there are a few showers on the the back edge here and with this boundary nearby we cannot rule out a pop up sprinkle tomorrow either. the trendies toward much nicer weather for the remainder of the workweek. here's a look at temperatures. any sunshine today helped us warm up. you can see how cooler it is in the areas that got showers. sixty-two in reading. sixty-five allentown. sixty-eight in philadelphia a that is not far off the average. sixty-seven in millville and cooler 62 down in atlantic city. let's compare and contrast, may of 2015 we had 20 days in the 80's. one day in the 50's, and seven dates with rain. so just may 2016 so far, big goose eggs, zero days in the 80's, six days in the 50's, and then 11 out of 18 days with some rain, but we are into a brief warming trend now and we will use those numbers more, actuallying ago above average by friday, average high is 76 and will be closer to that, maybe a stray sprinkle thomas we said but more sunshine friday. it looks like a beautiful day.

sunshine across the board look at what happens into saturday, clouds increase and here comes some rain and it will be steady during the day sat the day. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy and cool at 52. tomorrow, partly sunny, turning warmer, we are up to 72. that is still below average but nobody is complaining about that. friday is your perfect day, and then it all flips on its head because friday is best day in the seven day forecast, saturday by far the worst day, periods of rain, and chilly, at only 63 degrees. we will time that rain out better and tell you about the second half of the weekend coming up. >> all right. >> okay, then. >> down right cold. >> thanks. well, it that is time of the year when we realize maybe a little too much in the past few months and we didn't exercise like we thought we would and maybe not quite ready for summer. >> celebrity trainer jillian michaels has advice to get everybody in shape. lou a gear joins us from l.a. with more, louie. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, jillian shares her slim down

tips and work out moves with michael yo but not before talking about her other full-time gig: mom. >> i saw a nice shout out on mothers day on your instagram. >> happy mothers day. >> just so insane. we have been letting them trust themselves. i finally gave up. there is some battles you don't fight. >> do we want to have anymore kid soon. >> not soon. >> it takes so much of our time and sibling rivalries off the chain, it is a death match every day. down the road when they want less to do with us, we're considering adopting another child for foster care. >> reporter: forty-two year-old mommies busy getting everyone buff for bikini season. >> up and down. >> give one tip how they can slim down this summer. >> i like to keep it simple man, eat less food, remove the chemicals from your food, move your body more. it is that simple. >> reporter: jillian cracking

a whip at a event, tip number two is also simple. skip soda. >> the devil. the diet sewed a you want simple, the water, coffee tea and make sure coffee and tea are organic. >> recommendations. >> minimum four times a week. i get it, you are busy, 30 minutes would be great, if you can make it happen, intensity. when you go, go hard make it count good we will have sophomore tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> sweating, just watching that. >> good news is those are things that are doable, you know. >> yes, yes, true. get the up cider every night on "eyewitness news" at 7:30, on cbs-3. are your television shows coming back in the fall. >> we will round out the old and new shows coming to cbs this fall. familiar faces every back, don't worry but in different rolls, don. the sixers have the number one pick in the draft, now what? fans are fired up but who

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sixers nation. >> are you still feeling it. >> walking around with a pep in his step, glide in his stride. >> that is because they have the first pick in the draft. >> and, first pick in the draft, man, nice to be first at something, right. >> yes. >> given how the last few years have gone. without making a a shot, without even winning a game, sixers had electrified this city. after being historically bad over the last three years they have finally nailed down the topic as you just heard. now this was a scene last night at xfinity live in south philadelphia, fans literally, jumping for joy, all of the high fiveing, all of the back slapping. all of the stuff that you would want to sianni here, from the sixers in a ten-72 season with their biggest win since 2001. okay. so, as you know, the sixers are number one.

now what? they have decision toss make. the leslie van arsdal joining us with more. leslie. >> reporter: well, i will say you guys are exactly right. after finishing with the worst record in the league, number one feels so good right now, and when i found today there are a lot more fans out there that are trusting the process. >> number one pick in the 2015 nba draftings to the philadelphia 76ers. >> reporter: after three years of dismal basketball, sixers have number one pick in the 2016 draft. >> i think for fans that have been with us, i just want to say thank you for your patients and your locality and your undying support for a team that really struggled. it is a new phase. process to progress. we're ready to go. >> reporter: in honor of that number one pick the team tea side todd throw a party at the steps of the art museum. >> we're definitely a building

team. the next two or three years i think we will be contending for the champion ship. >> reporter: who do they pick? many think lsu the's ben simmons would be a slam dunk. >> i think we think, you know, next lebron is ben simmons. he will bring a championship to broad street. >> i will leave it up to the experts. i will leave it up to the experts ape trust process like we have been doing it. we have been doing it long enough. i will trust process. >> the good news is brian colangelo and his draft record is outstanding. there is a a guy who has drafted findley, stodt meyer, steve nash, sean merion. so we're in good hand. so he has some work to do. >> well, last time sixers had number one pick was back in 1996. they took allen iverson. i would say that went well, don what do you think. >> yeah, buba chuck, hall of famer that worked out well as well. leslie, thank you. on to baseball, phillies in day ball this afternoon trying to take the series,

from the marlins. in south philadelphia. major league first today for tyler goodell, tyler, on fire, ovulate, eighth inning, 418 feet, gone. of course, when it gets back to the dug out his first big league shot, nobody paying attention to him. they give him silent treatment. oh, man we're just playing, phillies win four-two. they are tied with the nationals for first place, in the nl east, yes. yes. >> more on the fightin phillies at 6:00. tied for first place. >> nobody saw this coming. >> feeling a shift in all of our teams. i'm feeling it. >> coming up in the next half april hour, a social media outcry after park service officials put down a baby bison. why they say it happened and warning for people visiting places like yellow stone national park, this summer. also this... >> she was a caretaker, she

was a... >> she was harriet tub man working on the underground railroad and so much more. we will talk to her relative live here in our area about tub man's life, legacy and new honor on the $20 bill. new at 6:00 tonight, the reason or recent stretch of weather is putting strain on your favorite summer vegetables and way it could affect you see them in stores.

♪ a chosen counter with wild life, at yellow stone national park, sets off an unfortunate chain of events, that cost a baby bison his life. it is a story that people are talking about. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. good evening i'm ukee washington.

i'm jessica dean. park officials say they euthanized the baby bi son because of tourist actions. correspondent mark straussman explains what happened and outrage that followed. >> reporter: with bi son, park visitors are told to stay at least 25 yards a way, mature bulls can weigh more than a ton and stand 6 feet tall but a 69 year-old canadian tourist thought this bison calf looked cold and apparently abandoned. picked it up and turn it over to park rangers. >> once you have the smell of the humans on that calf you raise the risk that they will not be able to be successfully reunited with their parents. >> reporter: dan wink is park superintendent, he said bison heard later reject the calf and began to approach people in cars and become a traffic has air. >> ultimately that resulted in the destruction of that calf. >> he described it as misplaced concern, is that the nice way have of describing it. >> it is a a nice way of describing it. they were wrong.

>> reporter: yellow stonies not a petting zoo. this video shows a bison flipping a man who got too close. another video shows bison charging a boy who came within feet of it. bison gore five visitors last year, a grizzly, killed another visitor, but yellow stone has a pr challenge with the killing of the bison calf which they deeven if as necessary but has turned outrage on social media yellow stone said in order to ship the calf out of the park it have would have had to go through months of quarantine, in the end, a visitor's ill advised rescue attempt became a death sentence for will calf, reminder to all visitors to respect wild life space. >> yellow stone national park is their home. they understand how to live into and succeed and to thrive in this environment. >> reporter: canadian tourist was given a citation forgetting too close to wild life and find $110. park officials tell us the investigation is continuing, and more charges are pending.

mark straussman, cbs news, inside yellow stone national park. >> reporter: everyone who visits yellow stone gets a map and printed warning about keeping a safe distance from the park's free ranging wild life. now in campaign 2016, the battle over the democratic presidential nomination threat tones split the party, while donald trump is trying to bolster his conservative credential was a list of judges he would consider for the supreme court. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has details. >> reporter: donald trump unveiled a list of his potential supreme court nominees. trump said he chose these 11 judges based on their conservative credentials and willingness to up hold the constitution. is there a vacancy on the high court after justin scalia's death and republicans are vowing to block president obama's nominee merrick garland to allow the next president to submit his or her

choice. trump focused on foreign policy meeting with henry kissinger in new york and in a interview with routers he said he would be opened to meeting with north korean dictator kim june un. tuesday results in kentucky set stage for final weeks o primary season. hillary clinton claimed victory and appeals for party unity. bernie sanders is campaigning in california, ahead of that state's june 7th primary. he has his own unity message for the democratic party. >> and welcome into the party, people who are prepared to fight, for real economic and social change. >> reporter: it comes days after this chaos in nevada when sanders supporters said the big party changed the rules to shut them out in favor of clinton supporters. the clinton is now just 90 delegates away from clinching the nomination. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". many are questioning whether bernie sanders can control his supporters a at the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. nevada will be sending 43

democratic delegates to philadelphia, coming to the at 6:00 we will will take a look to make sure what happened in nevada does not happen here in july. well, more american workers will be eligible for overtime pay, beginning the december 1st. the labor department is expanding mandatory overtime pay to workers who make less than $47,476 a year. previously those who earned more than $23,660 were exempt from overtime pay. now some employers criticized the move saying it is too costly but the obama administration says it is a way to restore and expand the middle class. nigerian authorities say that one of the 200 school girls kidnaped more than two years ago bias ram i can militants has been found. nigeria's army released a story of amenaali and her baby. young woman escaped from the militant group boca horam and made it home safely to her mother. solders found her wandering in the for west her baby near the

border. a ali is first to be freed since they abduct 219 students from their boarding school, more than two years ago. some women of courage were solute today the at crystal tea room in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" was at the lutheran settlement house's annual women of courage award ceremony. among the six women honored, four have overcome abuse and homelessness. mayor kenney was among those on hand for the event. freedom fighter harriet tubmanmade headlines when u.s. treasury said she would be the first woman to grace u.s. currency but tubman's legacy goes far beyond the 20-dollar bill. it ace live and well living in bucks county. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio took a trip to bristol to see it for herself. >> reporter: this is it. >> yes. >> reporter: harriet tubman stands along the delaware river and lions park. her finger pointing to the north star. >> we know that from the back says a lot.

>> reporter: at six and a half feet tall statue is larger than petit abolitionist but determination that she used to lead hundreds to freedom, on the underground railroad is clear. >> she was a nurse, she was a spy, she was a caretaker. >> reporter: historian louise davis is part of the group that raised $170,000 to erect this statue of tubman, ten years ago but if you look a little closer, her face is familiar. >> on my cousin harriet tubman. >> reporter: davis great grandfather william ross was tubman's brother. davis learned tubman's story in recent years and realized they shared more than blood, they share determination. >> put me in the hospital a couple of times, you know, no, it didn't stop me. >> reporter: book lover, davis was born with limited eye sight but was determined to read. >> when i could not read, i would listen to tapes. >> reporter: and at 80 years young she's still going, reinacting her cousin's story

and building an arsenal for a future museum. her group is also planning a big celebration of the statue, so no one ever forgets. >> so if you could say something to your third cousin harriet tubman, what would you say. >> unaudible. >> reporter: in bristol boro, cherri gregg for kyw news video for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come, on "eyewitness news", taking side. new research shows that some cancers are tougher to beat depending on which side of the body they are on. stephanie stahl explains when we come right back. also a rare gem up for auction and we will look into the details on this diamond and just how much it is expect to sell for, kate. finally some sun in the area and temperatures on their way up but we have one wrinkle in the plan, one day after rain, i'll tell you which day that is and when temperatures will rebound again when we come right back.

well, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is meeting with conservative radio hosts and activist and discussing claims that facebook's trending topics feature is biased against their viewpoints. the facebook denies it down plays conservative news subjects. company says the claim fridays a singal none must individual with self described conservative leanings. beautiful blue diamond ring is on the auction block, in switzerland. >> the on highamer blue is a whooping 14 and a half carrots and said to be largest best quality blue diamond in the

world. it is expected to sell for around 40 million-dollar. excuse me. >> i know. >> excuse me. >> better not the lose that, get some insurance on that ring. >> got that right. >> wow. >> still ahead tonight where cancer is located could determine how hard it will be to fight. health news when we come

on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight, left side, right side intriguing new study says surviving colon cancer could depend on which side of the body it originates in. >> stephanie stahl is here. >> reporter: just release that had old real estate saying, location, location, location. well, when it comes to colon cancer, the location where it starts could determine how long a patient survives according to this new study released within the hour. after being diagnosed with advanced colon cancer marine combat veteran tim carroll said he was planning his funeral. doctors told him with chemotherapy, he had maybe two years to live. >> being this kind of a fight are you cannot just do it.

>> reporter: six three-year old tumor started on the left side, now new study says metastatic colon cancer patients like tim survive significantly longer then patients with cancer that originates on the right side. >> people who have have left sided tumors, actually had a much better prognosis then those who had a right sided tumor, greater than a year difference in their median survival. >> reporter: researchers say fine goes will likely change the way doctors approach colon rectal cancer treatments. >> the tumor that develop on the right side have different molecular features which lead to worst prognosis? are they caught later because there are certain symptoms thaw developed with a left sided tumor that may cause people to seek medical care sooner. >> reporter: tim has now survived more than seven years. >> i'm a very lucky guy. i have a lot to live for. >> reporter: now tim has had several surgeries and years of chemotherapy and he says he will just keep on fighting. the doctors by the way say that this study also suggests

that the location of the tumor may help doctors decide what kind of chemotherapy treatment is best. coming up tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock, your cell even if could be causing major skin issues and acne, just the beginning, what do you see what your phone can do to your face and how to fix it. i will have that special report for you tonight at 11:00. >> i know. >> here we go. >> speaker phone. >> every where, like life line for everybody. >> true. >> wait until you see these guys. >> okay, thanks stephanie. forecast time with kate, let's dial up a nice forecast can do you that i can to that for the next few days and then all bets are off heading in the weekend but for next few days we have a nice forecast on the way. it turned out nice, sun came out in many spots, we have a few showers drifting by to the north and those are falling apart a bit but still out there tonight but we have a return finally to some beautiful spring weather. remember when we had a stretch

of gorgeous days in april and everyone was like yah, spring, summer here but then got taken away, so cruelly by month of may. it is coming back. the lets look at is what happening? we go outside to center city. we have a few clouds, blue skies as well, it the looks like these showers are the first batch that will miss us but we cannot rule out a stray shower anytime throughout the overnight hours. there are a a few popping up to the west and probably even tomorrow, enough instability we have sun to peak out, stray shower could pop up. we are not talking about any significant rainfall, that comes on saturday. but lets take a look at what our eyewitness weather watchers to have say about this day and they will like it. 68 degrees as we check with allen in delran, new jersey. he said better than most, tomorrow, even better. we will keep improving, day by day, today has been better day than most we have seen in the month of may. sixty-five at peter's house in williamstown, new jersey. he sent thus photo of finally seeing that blue sky. he is enjoying it. he said it turnout to be a

nice day just a few patchy clouds, blue skies break go through. it looked as if the cloud were going to hang on all day so would i call this bonus, nice afternoon. steve johnson is in west chester, 68 degrees, and the afternoon surprised me, i dried out here, not sure that is the trend though,... on that one. but we will not stay dry for all that much longer but at least for this afternoon things are pretty quiet the just a few scattered sprinkles. sixty-five in gilbertville in eileen murray's house. brief shower came through an hour ago. sunnies peeking out now. lets look at where the showers are on storm scan three. we can see eileen saw them in gilbertsville mainly off to the north but there are a few more back to the west moving in the harrisburg area at the moment. so a couple of sprinkles here and there this evening, not a big deal, mostly north and west of philadelphia, and you can see south and east over portions of south jersey and delaware, skies are generally clear at the moment. it looks like a nice have afternoon there. still a few sprinkles lower bucks county, northeast philadelphia, bensalem, levittown, upper makefield seeing a little bit of wet

weather at the moment. as we zoom out you can see it is part of the boundary centered over the north east. the as it hangs out here overhead and today and tomorrow a couple stray sprinkles here and there then we will get high pressure to build in briefly, as we head into our friday, that will bring us some sunshine but our next seeds are zone off to the south, moisture will be lifting autopsy long the coast over the start of the weekend, and then on saturday we will see some pretty heavy rainfall. temperatures right now, 68 degrees, feeling good in philadelphia. sixty-seven in millville. keep in mind, normal high is 74. we are well below average today but closer, we got to 69 for the high officially. tomorrow we are back to the lower 70's, clouds and sun. we have a high overhead. highs in the 70's. the lots of sunshine, seasonal day, a perfect mayday, and enjoy it the because here comes that next system saturday bringing period of rain, and highs only the in the 60's. so just a stray shower possible tomorrow, friday, it looks dry, saturday, 80 percent chance and sunday, still a 30 percent chance of

rain and showers could creep back into some lingering clouds and showers sunday. mostly cloudy and cool tonight, tomorrow looks better, friday looks great but we have got best day of the week next to the worst day of the week, saturday rain and chilly and then it looks like improvement next week and i'm hesitant to say it but we may get back in the nice spring pattern next week, ukee, back over to you. >> thanks, kate. after one of the toughest seasons in survivor history with the most evacuations ever, one contestant will take home the one million-dollar prize tonight. >> survive's 32nd season had contestantness three tribes, beauty, brains, brawn, and going into tonight's three hour special, there are four players still in the running. jury is expect to vet between two or one of those players at the final tribal council. berks county's own debbie wonner competed and was voted out in the ninth episode earning her a spot on the the jury. she has no idea how other members of the jury voted.

>> as the numbers were going downey always had a good idea in my head who it the one for me and hopefully you will see martha chicken get a million-dollar? tonight at 11:00 "eyewitness news" reporter trang do sits down with wonner and shares her experience on the show. we will tell you where you will catch her on your tv screen very soon. two hour survivor season finally is tonight at 8:00 followed by the survivor reunion special at ten and then you can see trang's report on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. coming up the new cbs fall line up are revealed. >> some familiar faces are back on the small screen and some shows are getting make overs.

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cbs pulled back the curtain on its fall prime time line up and is there something for everyone today in new york city america's most watched network introduced a series, old favorites and classic reboot. the new stars of the cbs line up are ready for prime time. the network expanded its comedy schedule with three new series. >> it is how did you know i wanted it. >> every time commercial came out you kick out your legs and screamed. >> kevin james has a rude, awakening as kevin can wait, part of the monday's two hour comedy block. >> we all find out life takes over and throws a curve ball and things change. you can still have a lot of fun but not what we expect. >> reporter: matt le blank plays a contractor taking on more responsibility, at the home, in man with a plan. >> i think it will be, parent nothing a funny way, hopefully

a show about parenting and for parents. >> reporter: thursday the great indoors is about a magazine reporter adapting to the digital era. >> jack will be supervising you guys. >> reporter: tv's number one comedy big bang series returns for tenth season and ncis keeps its tuesday slot leading in the new legal drama, bull. >> rule number one, client is the enemy. >> reporter: kermit stars in pure genius, about a technology titan trying to revolutionize medicine. >> there is a a good chance this show will actually change peoples lives. >> absolutely. >> we need a fingerprint. >> reporter: reboot of the old favorite the new mcguyver adds action to the friday night line up. >> yeah. >> mcguyver for more on the cbs fall line up go to cbs philly.com and click on entertainment on the home page. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00, occupy dnc, it is an effort to bring thousands of bernie sanders

supporters here in philadelphia for the convention but how did those supporters respond to accusations of violence? i'm alexandria hoff with that coming up. controversial comments, the surprising statement former pennsylvania governor ed rendell said about women in america that is raising eyebrows tonight, kate? and finally, we have some sunshine this afternoon, cloud have rolled back in, maybe a few stray showers but we do have one really great spring day on the way and temperatures are on their way up, and then i'm tracking rain for the weekend. i will have latest on the timing of that coming up at 6:00. when it comes to crops, grain is a good thing but recent stretch of dreary weather could be causing produce problems. greg argos shows you the reason it may be affecting your favorite summer vegetables. really everybody just

needs to take a step back and deep breath. >> days after frustrations bowled over in nevada, questions are being raised about how bernie sanders and hill willry clinton supporters will get along at the dnc here in philadelphia tonight democratic and city officials are addressing those concerns. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at city hall tonight. alex, are concerns being taken seriously. >> reporter: yeah, i spoke with philadelphia's police and they say they are working closely with event organizers to address any possible issues but also pointed out that part of their job will be protecting protesters and their rights. for a praise to crash is there bernie b and b. in the case of an arrest list of attorneys willing to represent supporters of the senator sanders free of charge. if the occupy dnc movement. it is heading to philadelphia. >> we expect a lot of people for this in the tens of