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in some folks are finding that love, on line, but state police are warning that make sure natalie person you are seeking with on line is not simply out there, to take your money. the purpose relationship most everyone wants one and scam mers know just that. >> it can be anything from i'm in love with you, i want to keep buying me something. they will use any scam to police get to you feel sorry for them and or fall in love to start some of their money. pennsylvania state police warning people to be wear of so call sweetheart scams this valentines take where people form on line relationships with someone they have never met, and that special someone, then asks for honey. >> the scammers used, wire transfers, services, and even, prepaid credit card, and gift card where they are trying to scam their victims into sending them money. >> i would think people are lonely are most at risk. >> reporter: alex caroline rob boy says this scam is becoming more common, especially with the popularity
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of the on line dating. >> certainly has worked with a lot of people that have started to connect and you can almost feel, from their stories that something isn't adding up. >> reporter: perhaps, most advising robboy says is how some of the victims know they are being scammed. >> so fascinating to me is that people necessity some level that this is a scam but they really enjoy contact, they really enjoy having someone paying close attention , and overtime it starts to be confusing. >> reporter: confusing or not state police say stay extra vigilant, talk to family or trend about anything that doesn't seem right, and remember, with laws. >> if it sound too good to be true most likely it is. >> reporter: to give you an idea how successful these sweetheart scams can be in 2015 fbi says americans lost some $197 million, because of them. i'm live from dilworth park, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it has been two weeks since deadly standoff at delaware's largest prison and
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today governor carney unveiled his plans, to prevent a similar incident from ever happening again. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in wilmington with an explanation and also reaction, to the governor's remarks. cleve? >> reporter: state police are doing the criminal investigation, and the department of corrections is doing an internal review into that prison standoff. but today with the stroke of the pen governor carney says that he will have two judges do an independent review, of what needs to change, with the prison system. so far, february 1st, we experience the worst nightmare for all of us. >> reporter: hostage situation that left two prison guard hurt and one dead delaware governor john carney says it has shaken him to the core. >> i go to bed every night thinking about the security of those individual that go into those institutions. it is on to us make sure that we provide a safe condition as possible for them to work in. >> reporter: with that in mind carney signed an executive order launching an independent
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review of the incident that claimed the life of the lieutenant steve up floyd, he has chosen former justice henry du pont raggedly and william chapman to investigate why and how officers and a prison counselor were taken hostage. by june 1 they will make recommendations for improving prison security. >> we will take this report seriously, and act with urgency. >> reporter: prison guard are calling for much greater urgency. they want changes and better pay now, since floyd's death, 17 have quit or filed for retirement. >> i don't know how we keep so many oz this we lose many more >> reporter: the corrections officer believe staffing crisis toys blame for floyd's death and inmates, did dry run s before february 1st to look for security weak necessaryes. the union president says no action after prison studies of 2004, 2005 and 2006 have officers skeptical about changes, and he warns may may walk away. >> i'm telling you folks all of the correctional officers are watching very intently
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because we're not going to stand for another panel. >> reporter: the officer's union as well as advocates for inmates the say tensions right now are extremely high within all of the prisons in delaware coming up at 6:00 we will hear from one of the experts on what they recommend. live from wilmington cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you for that. as we first told you on "eyewitness news" yesterday at 5:00 state senator anthony williams and iisha poole, mother of jayanna powell struck and killed in the overbrook section, are supporting new legislation. today they held a press conference today on jay alert a hit and run advisory that extend the current amber alert system. the it will send vehicle descriptions to the public, and the system will extend, beyond, cell phone and television alerts. >> we will provide that information on to all licensed auto repair shops in pennsylvania and in turn those auto shops will be on alert for any potential vehicle that
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is follows the description and they will be required by law to notify law enforcement if they find such a vehicle in their possession. >> reporter: it took the police nearly two weeks to find the suspected driver, 24 year-old paul wood land and his car which was dropped off at a auto body shop in frazier president trump is looking for a new national security advisor, he fired general michael flynn after what the white house described as an erosion of trust. the early shake up within his administration, comes just three weeks into the job. general michael flynn is out, as national security advisor after admitting he gave incomplete information about a phone call he had with russia 's ambassador to the u.s. prior to president trump taking office. flynn reportedly was caught on u.s. surveillance talking about u.s. sachs is a begins russia, with that ambassador, but he told vice-president mike pence that he did not discuss the topic. >> the level of trust between a president and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a
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change. >> reporter: justice department first warned the white house on january 26th natalie flynn mislead the white house about the the phone calls, but flynn was allowed to remain in his job until monday night. >> the president was informed of this, he asked the white house counsel to review the situation. first matter was whether there was a legal issue. we had to review whether there was a legal issue which white house counsel conclude there had was not. >> reporter: democrats are calling for a full investigation into what exactly general flynn said to the russian ambassador and why it took the president a month to fire general flynn. >> we want to know by what authority did general flynn have these conversations, and who did he report to after that. >> reporter: president trump responded on twitter saying quote, the real story is why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of washington president trump has name general keith kelloggs, acting national security advisor, retired vice admiral robert hardwood and david petraeus
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are the leading contenders for the job. the office of the government ethics wants an investigation of possible discipline for president trump 's counselor kelly ann conway. this comes in the wake of her on air plug for ivanka trump's fashion line. sean spicer said last week conway had been counseled about the incident, but the office of government it the innings says it has yet to receive any information, about what corrective actions were taken. havertown native and director of secret service joe clancy will retire next month. "eyewitness news" has confirmed he will step down march 4th. clancy graduated from archbishop carroll, villanova and taught at father judge high school in northeast philadelphia he took over as acting director after julia pierson's resignation in october of 2014. president obama named him director in february 2015. chris christie went to washington for lunch the with the president today, according to the white house governor christie and his wife mary pat discussed ways to combat the
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opioid epidemic. governor is dedicating his final years in office in addressing drug addiction. president trump hinted at a future role for governor christie in his administration the u.n. security council has unanimously condemned north korea's latest ballistic missle test. missle is a new type using solid fuel instead of the liquid to eject from a mobile launcher. analyst say natalie achievement is a dangerous step forward, in north korea's pursuit of the deliverable nuclear weapon. sunday's launch came after months of silence from north korea. half brother of the nor carrie a's leader kim june young was assassinated in kuala lumpur malaysia. this is kim june now. he was shocked in the concourse of the airport before going through immigration, for his flight to mccall. the he died on the way to the hospital, telling medical workersed he had been attack with a chemical spray. a new york city jury has quick a new jersey man, in the killing of etan patz this 1979
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pedro hernandez confessed to choking patz but hernandez was mentally ill and made it up. the six year-old vanish on his way to school, on may 25th, and his face was first ever to appear on milk cartons. the family says they finally have closure. >> i am truly relieved and i'll tell you it is about time it really is, it is about time >> it took jury nine days to reach a verdict and earlier prosecution ended in mistrials , after all of the one juror wanted to convict hearn test. we are keeping an eye on the temperatures this valentines day. while it has been a lovely, day so far, our week is only going to get warmer. the meteorologist kate bilo is outside on the sky deck with the very latest details of our winter warm up, kate. >> that is right, ukee, we have a seasonal february day happening right now, not, warmer then average but right about where we should be in a lot of sunshine, breeze is picking up and that will impact us over next few days but then a noticeable warm up
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heading our way as we head toward end of the week and weekend. we will start the day with some cloud, but you can see on storm scan three those cloud have started to clear shore points and southern delaware, seeing some sun to finish out the day for pretty much our entire area and temperature wise we are right where we should be, temperatures at a degree above average today we're right now sitting at 44. forty-four in wilmington. forty-two in allentown. 41 degrees in atlantic city. what is to come if we have a date night planned for valentines day? 43 degrees at 7:00. forty-one at 9:00 when we drop in the 30's, by 1:00 out late even though it is a school night, bundle up out there but still great night to be out and about with your sweetheart and then even warmer, as we head into the weekend i will tell you when we can hit 60 coming up with the full forecast, back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. tonight is your last chance to get a valentines day selfie with philadelphia's iconic love sculpture. piece of art will be moved from dilworth park tomorrow for upgrades and also a fresh
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coat of paint a. visitors stopped by, early today were treated to free red roses, and the sculpture should be back in the original home sometime this syringe when renovations, to love park are complete. >> spreading the love. >> i know. >> philadelphia pops announced its new season at franklin institute, iconic giant hearts >> ♪ >> yeah, orchestra's 39th season will include a staffer wars celebration, featuring the music of john williams. other performances will include music from popular broadway shows, and, music from the best of the chairman of the board, blue eyes frank senate. there tickets for 2017/18 season are on sale, right now. well, five million-dollar lot theory ticket was sold right here in our area, after the break, we will tell you which lottery, where it was sold and the winning number. it is a fan favorite, late , late show with james
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corden's car pool karaoke segment and now it is becoming a series. we will take you inside and show you why it should be a celebrity pack success, leslie well, phillies in their first official work out today we caught up with cameron rough, you may be advised what he added to his off season routine to help him play and then finally finding a little inner peace. there is some sunshine here in our area, live look from our camera at the parkway central library, pretty sight and pretty nice forecast on the horizon as well, kate has it in about oh, five
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well, check those lottery tickets, new jersey lottery says that someone out there, matched all six winning numbers from last night's pick six extra drawing, the 5.2 million-dollar ticket was sold at rachel's market in pennsville, salem county. so here's the stuff you need to know, winning numbers. five, nine, 10, 18, 21 and 26. the lucky retailer also
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received a $10,000 bonus. >> if you played, good luck. first lady melania trump announced michelle obama's vegetable garden will stay. trump is committed to continuing the tradition of preserving the kitchen and rose garden. the 1600 square foot plot provides fresh fruit and vegetables to area food banks and helps feed visiting heads of state. west minister kennel club dog show is underway in new york city. >> best in show will be decided at madison square garden tonight. one winner from last night almost won the whole show last year, rumor, german shepherd, won hearding root again last night. this is 100 and forty-first addition of the the show that features nearly 3,000 dogs, from more than 200 breeds. one of the competitors in manhattan tonight, ryan is a local star, who visited us last week right here on "eyewitness news" this morning rice an's owner roxanne showed off the two and a half
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year-old great dane skills, pat gallen shows off some of his skills, look at that, perfect. ryan we wish all of the best at west minister. >> ryan is walking pat. pink dogs are roaming the streets in russia. the stray where is first spotted yesterday in siberia. no one knows at the this point why the dogs fur was dyed pink but some think they were deliberately colored for valentines day. i hope they're okay, whatever the case is. >> i don't know if i dig that or not. >> yeah. >> kate bilo is inside and joining us now is a look at the forecast, for tonight the and rest of the week. >> it is a really nice night out there, not bad for date night. we had some valentines day that have been frigid, some have been snowy. >> yes. >> this is just about perfect, just what february should feel like. >> go out there and have a great time. whether you have a date night planned with a loved one or girls night out or your valentines are your kid like mine are, it will be a beautiful night to be with the ones you love.
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get outside and enjoy. you need a coat the but not the full winter artillery and put ate way for a few days this weekend. we have a significant winter warm up heading our way. lets take a look outside, show you a beautiful shot here, in the poconos, and it looks, gorgeous tonight. look at the sunset, the days are getting longer, this is jack frost big boulder, and the lake in the background, and we have got trees, still no leaves on the trees, of course but still a beautiful looking sunset this evening. that is a very romantic looking spot right there in carbon county. storm scan shows the scenes for two areas of low pressure that are eventually going to come together, and as one, and , however, that is not going to impact us directly. you can see up here across great lakes we have spin of one storm producing snow showers there, further south, we have got some kind of a system developing back into the deep south with some showers, streaking out, cross portions of tennessee, kentucky, and into the carolinas. as we head through next few days these are boating to go move off the coast and join forces but that joining of the
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forces will happen a little too late to directly impact us if it were to happen sooner, this could have been a major storm for us but that is just not in the cards this time around. 39 degrees right now at broad headsville looking nice there. you can see light south wind which is feeling pretty good right now. not that cold northwesterly win, 44 in the city, 44 wilmington. 42 degrees in dover. another day above average, just barely, you can see where average comes there over past couple of case we have been right where we should be for mid-february, it is overall a pretty mild february and wait until you see the temperatures this weekend, we're talking about a stretch, similar to this one, with temperatures, 15, to possibly near 20 deedee grease above average and that could be sustain. high pressure moves away, there are your two pieces of energy. if they were come together sooner that could be a major storm for north east but they do not phase until late. that is going to be tomorrow around 7:00 and heavy snow for portions of maine, we will get
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wind wednesday into thursday, as that storm ramps up over northern new england but that is really only impact we will have from that particular storm, a blustery day on thursday. so overnight partly cloudy, nice for date night. tomorrow is breeze which some sun, maybe a stray shower, high around 50 but notice wind picking up, gusts to 30 miles an hour, we could see gusts to 35 or 40 on thursday, very similar set up to what we had, yesterday, but we don't expect wind to be quite as severe on thursday, and friday, it is sunny, seasonal again, but we have to stick around until our next half an hour and see this seven day forecast, not just one day warm up, but this is a stretch of early spring-like weather on the way. >> yes. >> pro shop alert. >> yes. >> pro shop alert. >> for sure. >> i'll tell you which is best >> thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" do you have game. >> for some communicating with potentially does not come easily. we have ideas how to up your game, science of the flirting, in our next half an hour, don. at first i was wondering
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what kind of game you were talking about. phillies syringe training is picking up steam. up next what a 260-pound catcher did to get ready for the season and get ready for his game. the it is something you may do all the time. sports is com prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant.
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and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. healing after grief, follow-up, after a loss, our stephanie stahl shows us how to return the tragedy into a opportunity to help others. just in time for valentines day, it is a heart warming story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. don bell joins us now. spring training is here. it is happening as we speak. >> yes, it is just going down. >> yes, it is going down, spring training. day two of the phillies spring training is in the books, it is perfect time to catch up with players. we have the not seen them since october. leslie van arsdal is with the team and she joins us live from clearwater, florida, leslie? >> hi there don when was last
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time you saw a tiki bar inside of the ballpark? that is what you get here in clear the water florida. pitchers and catchers holding their first official work out. we call the up with cameron rupp, this big tough guy, you might be advised by what he added to his off season routine. cameron rupp is one of the most gruff toughest players phillies have and now apparently devoted yogi mixing tonight his off season routine. >> threw in yoga. that was very difficult. but, you know, just working on flexibility, stay strong and be able to make it through the rest of the season. >> reporter: he heard it would be a good addition to his routine but didn't enlist his teammates to join them. >> just out of the blue, let's just try it, see had happens. >> reporter: as for his go to yoga moves. >> i don't know the names of them. i don't know. it was fun though. you know, you kind of realize, when you actually stay with it
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, and do it often and you realize hey, i'm a little bit more flexible then i thought i what the. >> reporter: we wondered if the shave head was part of the yoga routine. >> i just gave up on my head. grow it on my face instead. it looks better. >> reporter: a face, that is a funny guy. coming up at 6:00 we will talk about the young arms on the team and find out what manager pete mackanin thinks about his starting rotation coming up at 6:00, don, back to you. cameron rupp career high 105 games played last year. we are trying to figure out what pose that was. it is at first a tree pose. >> just one leg. >> it is a yogi over here. >> i know you go all the time but i can't remember what that is. >> i call it no shot at doing pose. >> hit us up on twitter. the people will know. >> done bell at cbs-3. coming up next half an hour a race against time, crew s are working around the clock to repair a damage
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spillway on the california dam that threatens to send thousands of gallons of water through a small town. we will tell you crews are making progress when we come right back. also this. >> it is being around other people and knowing that i'm helping strengthen their families, just by providing an answer for them. >> she provides a ride and so much more, why this woman decided to help children of incarcerated parents offering them rides to prison, the reason, makes her a game
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we just learned 200,000 people, can now return to their homes near the nation's largest dam in oroville, california. officials say natalie water level at the lake behind the dam is now low enough to accommodate the expected rain there the news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm guess can contact dean. i'm ukee washington. california sheriff says latest inspection found no further
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erosion. from the air, and the ground, crews are feverishly working, using huge bags have of rocks and gravel to fill the eroded base of the oroville tam's emergency spillway. on tuesday morning, state officials reported some good news, the water levels in lake oroville is continuing to drop >> the lake's dropping three to 4 inches, an hour, and, i believe it is about 8 feet the a day. >> reporter: hope is to have lake level fall a total of 50 feet before heavy rain starts this week. >> honestly i feel like we're very close to the clear zone right now but i wouldn't be here, i would just take every precaution that i can. >> reporter: main spillway diverts excess flow from oroville lake, last week it started showing signs of stress, concrete gave way opening up a massive hole the size of a football field. officials used the emergency backup releasing a massive surge of water but the spillway is also, badly eroded
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in the meantime a report has surfaced from 2005 warning the state of california that if the emergency sill way was used it could cause significant erosion. and an independent panel is now reviewing that report. a delay for royal caribbean cruise over problems with life vests has been solved but the ship is still stuck this port. the majesty of the the seas was supposed to leave central florida for four night bohamas trip yesterday. company says replacement life jackets arrived today but coastguard inspectors found other technical problems being addressed. delayed passengers voiced their frustration. >> very disappointed because we were looking forward to this little break that we could get. >> reporter: passengers had boarded ship when it was announced tea part tour would be delayed. cot said it will offer partial refund and discounts on future cruises to those stranded. in recognition of the black history month we are honoring game changers make going a positive impact on communities of color in our area reporter cherri gregg of
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our sister station kyw news radio traveled to wynfield where a young woman is literally driving change and families infect by incarceration. >> reporter: crystal bush has early morning, and late nights because she and her fleet of vans are on the the road for four days a week. >> we have door to door service in philadelphia. >> reporter: since 2012 crystal's company bridging the gap, llc has pick up family driving them hours and many miles it takes to get to prisons across pennsylvania, to see their loved ones on the inside. >> so, driving up, is my therapy. >> reporter: the drive helps crystal cope with her own reality. >> all of the healness my family are incarcerated as well. >> reporter: thinks your brother. >> ape nephew. >> reporter: her brother is serving 18 to 20, uncle, cousin, friend are also serving time. the crystal's tatter has been behind the wall, 24 of her 27 years of life. >> it really wasn't until i
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was grown when i realized it wasn't normal. >> reporter: were dad's prison six hours away crystal didn't see him for a decade but when she was old enough to drive herself she took others with her. >> people just kept calling. >> reporter: crystal bought a van and drive we came a passion. >> i was supposed to be a lawyer. i was not supposed to be doing this. >> reporter: now crystal has four vehicles with kid riding for free. she gives away book bags with letters from incarcerated parents, and hopes community days to bring hope. >> so how does it make you feel when you see families re united. >> we were able to keep this family connect, you know, despite distance, despite, you know, incarceration. >> reporter: changing families one trip at a time. in wynfield, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bridging the gap, making a difference. south jersey girl is giving the gift of reading. >> twelve year-old charlotte olson of west berlin collect more than 1,300 books as part of the service project, and
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today she donated them to the children's regional hospital in cooper. "eyewitness news" at the outpatient office in voorhees, doctors and staff there will distribute the books to patients at several sites, throughout the year. >> so i had this dream that i was giving out books to little kid and i was like i really want to do that some day, and then i'm like i really want to do that, so we did that and here we are today. >> cooper's book distribution is part of the national reach out and read program. >> how about that, dream it, do it, all right. still to come on "eyewitness news" on this valentines day we're talking about the science of flirting. if you have having trouble communicating with potential dates we will help you break the ice. and then this... >> do you mind if we listened to some music. >> can't get enough of car pool karaoke? welshing how about car pool karaoke the series, we will go inside the new show to show
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you three reasons it will be a major all-star right along, kate is this. you will love this weekend watch, we have had some beautiful weather, this coming weekend, a little chilly through workweek but sun will stick around through weekend and temperatures warm up each day, this weekend, we're looking at the 10 to 15 degrees above average, normal highs in the low to hid 40's by sunday it looks like much of the area may hit the 60-degree mark, so if you don't have plans yet i suggest you make
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free style machines. free style is an interactive fountain dispenser found in restaurants that allow consumers to jazz up coke products with different flavors. valentines day is a holiday to treat your someone spellings extra special and apparently people go all out. >> according to the national retail federation consumers will spend $18.2 billion this year on their valentines. 4 billion will be spent on jewelry and other 2 billion on flowers. the average consumer will also spend about $140, on dinner, tonight, bone appetite. bakery in wisconsin is offering sweets for those not fans of the valentines day. bakery is selling, anti valentines day cookies. some of them have messages like love stinks, and netflix is my love. and, go away. >> um-hmm. >> the bakery's owner say they want to make sure people who do not like the holiday also feel, included. >> go away. >> go away. >> oh, look the at that one.
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you're looking live at a beautiful shot from the camera at hotel bethlehem, a bit chilly out there today but, we're in for a warm up, kate has your updated forecast coming up in just a few minutes. on this valentines day lessons in flirting, not the just for single people but experts say flirting can be fun, and helpful, even for people hoff been in long term relationships. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center with more on the science of flirting. for some it comes naturally, others struggle with flirting. well, there is a researcher in london hoist a self describe splitter expert, and she has helped both men and women become flirting ninjas. forty-eight year-old dianne eb
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dennis getting a lesson on flirting, needing a confidence boost when it comes to dating. >> i'm single. i would like to move on and i think it is quite hard these days. >> reporter: she hired a flirt coach. >> welcome to the fearless flirting tours of london. >> reporter: jean smith has been tracking flirting, dating habits for almost two decade. she says anxiety and fear of rejection stopped many people from finding love. >> the flirting tours are about getting people out of their mind and scenarios they have made up. if i go talk to that person they will think i'm weird, wonder why i'm talking to them , all these things we make up and inevitably stops us there going. >> reporter: smith guides nervous singles through every day places like art galleries, grocery stores and busy streets. >> i don't know, just meeting somebody right there. >> reporter: on this tour flirt students asked strangers for directions. >> ever notice people are trying to go around getting other people to headache them feel special, in fact the best
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flirts make other people feel session, and then they get it back that way. >> reporter: what happened. >> they have google maps out and everything. conversation for about five minutes. >> reporter: dianne is feeling more confident and says if you don't try you'll never know. >> there is thousands of flirting clients and says it is important to be opened to meeting new people not just those you are initially attracted to and be in the home, while you are talking to that person. i'm stephanie stahl, cws3 "eyewitness news". some good tips there. >> yes. >> flirtology 101, all right. you say we are getting warmer. >> it is. >> it is not coming just yet, so don't get excited, and pull out flip-flops for tomorrow. >> bring them town. >> but over weekend we're talking about this warm up which is actually better news because weekend you have more time to get outside and enjoy it. next few days don't look so bad. it the is a narrow miss from the system ramping off the
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coast through tomorrow and thursday but it is not going to be our system. all we will feel are some strong gusting wind once again and once that storm moves out of here a big pattern change and temperatures on their way up for the weekend. here's a look outside, what a beautiful finish to what turned out to be a nice day. depending where you are included did hang on longer in delaware and down across south jersey and shore points as system kind of goes by to the south. we have some sun by mid take in philadelphia. even earlier in our north and western suburbs but now finishing the day with some sunshine, i should say and a beautiful sunset, for just about everyone across the delaware and lehigh valley then, even down the the shore and delaware. checking in with our weather watchers on this valentines day we have temperatures if the lower 40's where they should be, ed connor this chesterfield, new jersey sent us this shot of the beautiful sky kind of day. sun came out this north jersey and central new jersey sooner then it did further south. i want to show you here at 44 degrees with our friend
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gonadal in glasgow. he has clear skies. he says happy valentines take everyone. it did stay cloudy eras i pull up this shot from walt inner newark, delaware, and he is showing more cloud cover to the sky. it took longer for those clouds to move out of our southern areas but still beautiful day and look at this beautiful sunset, thanks to lynn. this is sunrising this morning this is the sunset, tonight. lots of color, just a great day, start to finish. here's a look outside on storm scan three. you can see that system i referenced has not come together just yet but it will, two pieces of energy, one over great lakes, one over deep south. this is a very typical set up for nor'easter and we have seen this happen before. what we watch for are energy that phases off the coast and bomb out depending on where they joined forces this is how you get the a major east coast snowstorm but not this time around this one will phase too late and we will not feel much in the way of impacts from. that you can see cloud, slowly
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push from north to south across the area today, seeing beautiful finish to the the day in kutztown where temperature is currently 39 degrees, still some light in the sky, and even at 10 minutes to 6:00 o'clock. your future weather picture looking good for now but tomorrow, there could be a couple of scattered, rain or snow showers, attached, to the area as that system over the great lakes moves through. it is one or two at most, not the something to plan your day around just don't be shocked if you see a few rain drops. thursday is coldest day of the week. big bubble of cold eras that system ramps up. we will feel strong gusty wind as well. look at that rise in the jet stream here friday into the weekend. a major warm up is on the way. tonight's low dropping down, not as cold as last night 34 degrees is your overnight low. you're witness weather seven day forecast tomorrow is turning breezy. thursday cold and blustery but we will rebound. sunday is day to look forward to, 60 degrees. if you have off for presidents damon another great one at 56, with some sun, ukee and
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jessica back to you. fresh off his grammy hosting gig james corden car pool karaoke the series showcases quite the hollywood line up. >> insider's louis aguirre joining us with more on the new show, louie. >> reporter: we will break down three reasons why it will be a very major all-star ride along. >> ♪ the prince of bellaire ♪ >> reporter: usually driver's seat so thumb one late night host is handing keys over to the stars. >> ♪ >> i'm so happy. >> all white would hand think i'm pharel. >> they are singing tunes from their personal lay list, so a natural fit for apple music. >> but even though it is
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called car pool karaoke. >> we can make it work. >> number two, stars don't always stay in the car. >> ♪ >> and number three, it is surprising high jinks from chelsea handler doing cryo therapy to will smith crashing a wedding, you never though what will happen in the 16, half an hour episode series. >> this is next level. >> ♪ i believe i can fly >> we will have so much more on the insider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. well, taking it to new heights. >> i got the tears now. >> if you want to catch more of james corden's antics see the late, late the show with james corden every week night at 12:37 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >> shack and john cena that didn't go anywhere.
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tonight at 11:00 in the top three tuesday are you sick of paying too much for cable. you don't like to be locked in the contract or want more control over what you watch you? are not the alone. that is why more and more people are streaming video instead. >> it is definitely options for anybody, that want to cut the cord. it is a matter what you are willing to sacrifice in order to have that. >> reporter: jim donovan tells you what you need to know before you cut the cord in tonight's at 11:00 "eyewitness news". true love can stand the test of time. >> what better way to celebrate this valentines day then with real couples who know how to make love last.
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>> our vittoria woodill is live in cherry hill with the special ceremony that has local couples saying i do all over again, tori. >> reporter: that is right, don't you just love, love. i mean valentines day is really the day where true love comes out and earlier today at spring hill assisted living facility in cherry hill we were a witness to a vowel renewal that had ever lasting pieces of wisdom, let's check it the out. today was a toast to love. >> welcome to this joyous occasion. >> reporter: at spring hill assisted living in cherry hill a vowel renewal celebrated seven senior couples that had at least 55 years of marriage under their belt. >> right over here, and they have 66 years of marriage. >> let's give them a round of applause. >> reporter: with the blessing that is began it all. >> it was love that got you here and it is love that will lead you through this life,
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together. as your hand are joined together please repeat after me, i will this ring you placed on my hand. >> i wear this ring you have laced on high hand, as a symbol of my love and commitment to you. that i now row announce you husband and wife, again. >> reporter: kisses sealed the tiehl all over again. and a to loving sentiments served as wedding flavors. if you were to advise a young couple just getting married what would you say to them to have a great marriage. >> to have a great marriage, respect, and true love. >> stay there. >> as a person who is getting married in the next few years
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as i am engaged and on this valentines day to take witness to those couples hoff been through so much, some have been married for 65, 55 years, i definitely took away a lot and i hope you did too but loving the one you are with, trust, respect, and sticking it through good times and bad. it was a great day to day at syringe hill. i know i will be taking that wedding favor with me and bringing it home to my fiance, how about you guys. >> that was beautiful. tori, thanks very much. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now something is lurking off the delaware coast what officials say was coming very close to local waters. and boats a blaze in new jersey why fire crews rush to the marina to fight flames spreading from vessel to vessel. >> life doesn't stop. you to have to keep going. you will find that sort of peace and joy again. >> reporter: giving after grief, this local hotter
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speaks to our stephanie stahl about turning loss into love, the way that she's helping others deal with tragedy, just in time for valentines day. kate? and seasonal, pleasant day to day but temperatures are on their way up. i'll tell but a stumbling block, one cold, breezy day and then feeling like spring. the it is all next right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00. i go to bed every night thinking about the security of those individual that go into institutions to stand between, us and follow thanks will do us harm. >> taking action, at 6:00 o'clock here's is what happening, governor of delaware launched an investigation in the deadly prison standoff in smyrna. the announcement comes two weeks after incident at delaware's largest prison. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean.
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cleve bryan is live in wilmington with more on the governor's action and the response from the prison officer's union, cleve? >> reporter: well, jessica there are reports of the guard , calling it quit, inmate upset about new restrictions and correctional officers union says that throughout the wrist on system this delaware tensions are extremely high. >> we will leave in stone unturned. >> reporter: acting with a sense of urgency delaware governor john carney signed an executive order launching an investigation in the smyrna prison standoff that obtain the life of steven floyd. judge william chapman ale others will investigate why and how inmates took three guard and prisoner counselor hostage. >> i talk to a lot of corrections officers. i think it is universal the concern for the job those corrections officers do. >> reporter: by june 1 judges will make recommendations for improving security but prison officers union says that isn't ar
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