she showed up to face these charges. she did the not however want to face our, charges or our questions. mya johnson tum with the her coat, and court papers. >> trying to hide her face from our cameras. here's what she looks like mug shot courtesy of rag author township police. this will recently johnson work at village school, and investigators say she was an aid and counselor. her career came to a sudden halt after police say that she flashed at least three students, and they say that she then showed those students , videos, where she along with an unidentified hand, appeared to be performing a sex act. it was so vulgar police did not want to talk about it. >> there is an extremely in a rope eighth situation. i don't see need to combo into it. it is highly inappropriate. >> reporter: she headaches for second village school emily busted on sex-related charges. nina scott was pick up earlier this month by radnor police and charged with 70 counts for

allegations that she continuously sexually assaulted a fee hail student. scott, a teacher, was fired. at the school on thursday, staff members were at the ready for reporters, a clear no trespassing sign on the rot , and emily positioned at entrance, asked how to we gotten enough video, from the last time we were there. meanwhile, police mya johnson has had no contact with students in five other setting s. >> we will make sure based on these being school students or session people who are, in her care, need to make sure that nothing is slipped through the cracks. >> reporter: now village school will in a statement says that they moved swiftly on acting on mya johnson and they cooperated fully. johnson is represented by criminal defense attorney nino 10ari and he told me they will vigorously deeven if these allegation this is court. live at radnor township joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. as we head toward the

weekend we're enjoying a stretch of 70's, a short syringe break in the, middle of february. today started off cool, damp and gray. this is a time lapse from atop our cbs broadcast center in syringe garden. and then around midday the foggy conditions lifted, and then, giving way, to beautiful , bright, sunshine. meteorologist kate bilo is enjoying that sunshine on the cbs-3 sky deck right now, kate >> i can tell from you a meteorology perspective it is nerve racking when you forecast temperatures in the 70's, fog hangs on and hanging out the window hoping fog so temperatures forecast verifies and we will get our zero seven 's. look at the a beautiful evening it is right now outside. sunnies shining. the skies are blue, and it is dragging and kicking and screaming off this sky deck today. it ace macing out here. light breeze right now. lets look at storm scan three. we have been talking about a chance for a few scattered showers, thunder shower this evening. as you can see not much happening on storm scan three and i do think if we pick up anything it is few and far

between. we will see cloud drifting toward poconos. there may be a stray shower up that way this evening but for most of us, by and large this will be a try night. look at these temperatures, mid 40's is our normal. seventy-two right now in the city. seventy-one in reading. seventy-two in wilmington. a few record broken today, wilmington is 73. that brakes old record of 72. hunt pocono is 63. breaking previous record of 60 reading has a new record and atlantic city tied previous record hitting 72 degrees today. these are insane numbers this would be beautiful day fit were end of the may but for february this is something to write home about. coming up i'll tell you how long it will last and when gusty thunderstorms may put an end to this springtime party we are having. the for now back inside to you >> see you shortly, thank you. two dozen medical workers quit their jobs in the aftermath the of the deadly inmate uprising in the vaughn correctional center. lieutenant steven floyd was killed after being taken hostage at the prison february the first. since then, 29 nurses, nurse

practitioners, and medical and dental assistants and technicians have quit their jobs. eight correctional officers have also quit and eight more have have filed for retirement well, we now know how much money philadelphia sweetened beverage tax has generated during its first month. city officials says it raised 5.7 million-dollar in january, more than twice its projected collection amount, city leaders expect the tax will bring in about 90 million-dollar, a year. revenue is supposed to support prek, community schools, and recreational center. mayor jim kenney had strong word this morning for critics of the sweet and beverage tax. >> those guys who own these soda companies and the american beverage association are billion airs. they have been advertising and poor communities for generations giving people, making people obese and giving them the diabetes and all we ask for is a little bit of money to stay back in the community to educate kids and prek and they are wining little babies. >> supermarkets also say they are considering layoffs, to

make up for a lost in sales. today president trump is focusing on the two topics that americans told cbs news are most important issues for the white house, and congress to address: that is terrorism and jobs. according to the latest cbs news poll more than a month after taking office president trump's overall job approval rating stand at 39 percent. 51 percent of americans dis approve, 10 percent do not have an opinion. president had a similar job rating earlier this month. late this afternoon president trump held a listening session on how to prevent human trafficking in the united states, and around the world, and the president says that he will work with congress to push through legislation, aimed at stopping it. earlier, the president met with the heads of the two dozen manufacturing companies, and that is a part of the president's campaign promise to bring back manufacturing jobs, to the u.s. >> i'm delivering on everything that we have said, in fact, people are saying they have never seen so much happen in 30 days of a

presidency. we've delivered on a lot. i think mark can explain and mark can probably say, some of the things we're doing for the auto industry. we will be doing that, for many of the industries. >> reporter: meanwhile today treasury secretary steve mnuchin announced the administration section to have a significant tax reform plan passed by august. goal, to bring tax relief to the middle class and businesses. thousands of conservatives are gathering to talk about what they hope the white house will to for them, the annual conservative political action conference known as cpac is underway near washington. highlights will include a visit from president trump. today his top advisors, emphasized unity. conservative activist are pushing their agenda with new energy. >> we, the people, have given them the white house, the senate, the congress, and multiple governorships and state houses. so it is time to get peoples work done. >> reporter: thousands

gathered at annual conservative political action conference. >> hold us accountable to what we promised, hold us accountable for delivering on what we promised. >> reporter: on thursday president trump's chief strategies steve ban on and chief of staff reince priebus addressed a packed house. >> it was donald trump that was able to bring this party and this movement, together. >> reporter: banon is former chairman of breitbart news a web site that became platform for self described alt right a group criticized for promoting white supremacy. >> i was expelled. >> reporter: richard spencer said he was kick out of cpac after he denounced the organization. >> is there a sinister organization, that is trying to worm its way in to our ranks. >> reporter: on friday president trump will take the stage, many people in the audience admit they once doubted his commitment to a conservative agenda but they changed their minds. >> first executive order may not have been perfect but he

was taking some steps. >> reporter: conference is flooded with millennials. >> we are the ones that have renews you had interest and have freedom to act on those ideas we have. >> reporter: cp thea thec crowd expects new president and republican congress to deliver lower taxes and repeal obama care. topics on today's agenda included future of health care , israel, and government corruption. nba trade deadline has come and gone and the sixers made a trade just not the one everyone was expecting. >> we're talking basketball but they threw a curve. sports director don bell joins us there the sixers practice facility at camden, new jersey with the details from the ted line, don. >> you guys are spot on, it was worst kept secret in the nba. we knew that the sixers were going to make a tiehl before 3:00 p.m. deadline, but it is the who, that has everybody surprised. this was no ordinary practice, brett brown and sixers had to pull nerlens knoll and deliver

the news he had been traded to dallas. players knew this was a possibility with the 3:00 p.m. deadline fast approaching. >> they understand. it didn't catch anybody wildly off guard but when it actually happens, you though, there is a human side of this. >> reporter: nerlens goes to the half risk. in return sixers get two role players justin anderson and andrew bogut and conditional first round pick, however, it is top 18 protected and if dallas remains put the in the standings the sixers will get two, very unimpressive second round selections. watching nerlens leave, was a tough one for joel embiid. >> he has been my best friend since i got the to philly, and i'm happy for him, you know, i think in dallas he will get the chance to start and that is his goal. >> nerlens is off to the lone star state while jahlil okafor

, widely rumored to be traded is still here in philadelphia. that is a surprise of the day. now coming up at 6:00 p.m. we will get reaction, from the twitter area and also from our sister station wip. a lot of fans not happy with this tiehl. also, we have an update on the injury status of joe joe, that is joel embiid. that is store friday camden, new jersey i'm don bell, back to you guys in the studio. >> okay, thanks don appreciate it. we want to hear from innings isers nation tonight. we are polling our facebook fans at facebook.com/cbs philly. so far only 19 percent of those polled said noel to dallas was great idea. 81 percent say a terrible decision and will ultimately set the team back. weigh in on facebook and twit ter. sixers host the washington wizard tomorrow night. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" millions of americans take medicine case for acid refluxes but some of the medicines could be hurting

your health and you would not know it. some might say it is a lost art how to conduct yourself in public without being attached tour phone and social media. jim donovan will show us return of etiquette classes and have tips on how to be polish in public. a cheese recall is expanding, get ready to check your refrigerator we will tell you which ones are now on the list. a live look now down the shore, just about three months until the memorial day weekend and unofficial start to summer , we will not rush it and we will take it and enjoy it, after the break, kate will tell us when we can expect some

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well, sergeanto is pulling more products off the shelves due to listeria concerns. the company is recalling seven more types of cheese including sliced kobe, muster and pepper jack. sergeanto ended the relationship with the supplier of those cheeses. several other sergeanto products were recalled last

week, and there has been no confirmed illnesses. visit cbs philly.com for a list of the recalled cheeses. an important lesson for students at a local high school, they received some tips on how to manage money. "eyewitness news" at frankford high school where students attended a financial literacy program. it is a company that teaches people about financial control philadelphia freeway also took the stage for a performance, this program is part of the school's effort to impart real life skills, on the students. when it comes to real life skills millennials have grown up in the digital age and most heavy users of social media but when it comes to socializ ing face-to-face it is a different story. jim donovan shows us how some are flock to go etiquette classes to brush up on their social skills. >> put away our phones and go back to that face time. >> reporter: real face time can be a foreign concept for millennials or etiquette experts are helping them polish their handers. >> i think overall millennial

generation is lacking skills because they are so used to computers and communicating via text, and app. >> reporter: etiquette classes are in high demand this one at the luxurious plaza hotel in new york city sold out within hours. the focus was dating. >> there is more impressive then somebody that can eat correctly with their knife and fork. >> reporter: to avoid embarrassment, they say hold your cutlery like this to take a break place a in a v on the late. >> when we're finish we put thumbs up, and in the 4:00 o'clock position. >> reporter: don't forget is there a proper way to hold a wine glass. >> this is something that people to wrong especially fit is red wine, we always say hold it at the stem. >> reporter: as for who pays this is not your grandmother's etiquette class according to modern rules it is gender neutral. >> which means that the person who invites the other person out is the person who should pay. >> reporter: maureen paid $75 for two hour course, a class that reminded everyone, simple

human interaction can be the best etiquette of all. >> i think that sometimes the etiquette of just like normal interaction face-to-face gets lost. >> reporter: etiquette experts say doing a few simple things can make a big difference so put your phone away, keep your shoulders square, chin up, eyes forward and smile. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> a little of that can go a long way. >> that it can. >> straightening up now. >> thanks, that can be helpful in life. >> yep. >> kate has our forecast now and i never thought would i say february what, hot enough for you. >> i was out there with the black sleeves on the sky deck like it is getting hot. i was like wait a minute. >> yes. >> complained about being hot. >> how about that. >> in february in philadelphia it is warm outside, sunshine, thighs breeze, pick up, beautiful evening, no excuse, not the to take the dog for a nice long walk, play in the driveway, get outside, if you can, its is stunning, and most

of us, and, rain free, as showers are fizzling. there may be one or two off to the north. lets start off with a look at the poconos there are people outside on the slopes you can see right the now and we were saying, walking in with jessica dean. she said this is l.a. kind of weather. it is. the here's another reason why. we have people at mountains. the lets look down the shore. we have people at the beach as well. the this is california weather , for real. we have beach, fountains, you have everything in between with sunshine and temperatures in the 70's. someone sitting on the beach in ocean city. people walking boardwalk tonight. it is beautiful no matter where you are. storm scan three showing a couple showers just starting to pop up here south of williamsport. you can see a couple here. these will be moving north and west of the area tonight maybe a stray shower in the poconos as we said but we are looking at great conditions. day started out gray, glummy, little dam with that fog out there but watch how cloud cleared in kutztown once sun came out, temperatures skyrocketed. that number is completely in

correct. the don't know where that came from but it is not 36 degrees there right now. here's what it is outside right now in the city, 72, dew point is 52. you can see south/southwest wind, breezy but still feels like 70's. down the shore cooler thanks to the south wind bringing in cooler air, but 62 there and in the poconos 62 still after a record of 63. got to check calendar and take a look at the today 27 degrees , above average. we were within 2 degrees of that record setback in 1874, and only got to 37 that record was 75. future wet ther again maybe a couple spotty showers, mainly at poconos on north. watch how these fizzled and move out of here. mostly rain free tonight. tomorrow starts with some fog and then shore sunshine in the afternoon. tomorrow is a dry day. sat take starts with clouds, showers, could see a few breaks mid afternoon but look at this line of nasty thunderstorms pushing toward the area arriving between five

and 8:00 p.m. for dinner hour on saturday, that will be our focus for some strong storms. tomorrow another foggy start and then cloud break for sun, temperatures climbing to the lower 70's. it is mainly dry to finish out workweek. overnight foggy night, 53 degrees, very, very warm overnight, tomorrow's high 27, fog in the morning and then sunshine, sound familiar. seventy-two. much like today. sat take watch for gusty thunderstorms in the evening especially and then sunday that is when bottom falls out, back to reality so to seek but still 48 and sunny. >> not bad. >> pretty nice february take. >> feel cooler. >> okay kate, thank you. still ahead medication that is taken by millions of americans that could be harmful to your health. also this. >> my friend thought i was crazy, thought i was playing but i was dead serious. >> serious about making a difference how one young mandy side todd forgo birthday celebrations in order to change game for home less

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lasting leg ace think beloved horse is gone but she will they ever be forgotten. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 her memory lives on in chester county thanks to a medical roar that veterinarian s say it is incredible. our stephanie stahl has the amazing story coming your way at 6:00. well this black history month we are honoring game changers, individual making a positive impact on communities of color in our region. as reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us today's honorary is a young man who used his birthday to start a movement to help others. >> when christian weather returned 24 years old he didn't want a party. >> i wanted to go out and use the little bit of influence that we get around our birthday and then give it to other people. >> reporter: instead graphic designer created this flier

and raised $1,500 in nine days >> by the time we are trying to feed 30 people for under $15. >> reporter: southwest philadelphia native used money to buy supplies and then he and his friend bagged lunches. >> we are looking to find people to bless. >> reporter: gave them to way those left on the street hours after city shelters closed. >> we were able to feed 350 people the first time. >> reporter: then next week. >> people were like i didn't get an opportunity to give the first time. >> reporter: he did it again, and again, fast forward, a to years and every thursday since weatherby and his volunteers keep it going making peanut butter, jelly and lunchmeat heat sandwiches. >> i love it. >> reporter: they add a snack and pack it up, toilet supplies and jackets delivering items on a 9-mile track in center city they call midnight run. >> going at night, it is where everybody else won't go and we will. >> reporter: weatherby will turn 26 in april and he rarely hiss a week. >> a bagged lunch, i feel like

that is a symbol of hope for them. >> reporter: he ride himself on serving and giving others the chance to serve as well. finish this sentence i believe i am changing the game by... >> being an exam tomorrow high generation. >> reporter: finding a need and filling a void. in west philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> christian and the crew, nicely done. black history month events continue at philadelphia city hall. >> today lawmakers celebrate wood man who made a difference during civil rights movement. council members, read selected quotes from the voices of courageous women in the 1960's black history month celebration included a performance from the school. >> how about that. coming up next, a pipeline proposal in new jersey. after a battle that lasted three years it is decision time for i gas pipeline for new jersey pine land, i'm cleve bryan and why dozens or even hundreds could be the at cherry hill crown plaza on

friday. and tom brady detective. his tongue and cheek take on searching for whom ever stole his super bowl

big vote tomorrow could pave the way for a proposed natural gas pipeline cutting through the new jersey pinelands. it the is part of the planned project to convert a power plant from oil and coal, to cleaner burning natural gas. this debate has raged for years, with many raising environmental concerns. news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. 22-mile pipeline would run from millville to upper township cape may county. our cleve bryan joins us live from cherry hill where an important vote on the pipeline will take place tomorrow, good evening, cleve. >> reporter: good evening, ukee, pilot commission moved their meeting to the crown plaza to accommodate a large crowd many people were worried about the environment.

the new jersey pine land are one of the state's most treasured that are resources and as such building in the forest requires special permission. friday the state pine land commission will vote on a proposal pie south jersey industries to run a 22-mile natural gas pipeline from commercial township in cumberland county to the power plant in piecely's point. the conservation to say the pipeline does not pass muster. >> every time you compromise the plan or manipulate it to survey particular purpose you weaken it. >> reporter: new jersey pine land preservation alliance has been fighting off the pipeline for three years. they say it does not meet legal standard for disrupting pine land because would it benefit people living outside pine land and even though most of the pipeline will run under or along existing road, they say it could still hurt the environment. >> what happens today as you build it, effect you have on the wetlands, on the rare plants, animals. and what effect you have to in the future when you as the infrastructure ages. >> reporter: but governor and

business groups want the pipeline, they support the stated goals of making power supply more dependentible in cases of future disasters like sandy and allow it to switch from burning coal to natural gas. >> we will have cleaner emissions, and, of course, i believe, firmly believe, that the impact to the pine landis negligible. >> reporter: pipe land commission previously reject the pipeline but changes in membership could mean it goes through. >> we deserve to have the utmost integrity with our utilities. >> pine land system is pretty resilient but too many of these big compromises and end up adding up, to threatening the whole system. >> reporter: pine land commission meeting starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning but some people may show up to two hours before that. if it passes it will be challenged this court. in cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to a terrifying tail. >> the victim of the violent robbery in delaware county is speaking only to "eyewitness

news". >> our greg argos is in upper darby with his story, greg. >> reporter: ukee, jessica, good evening. the upper darby police say six three-year old victim in this case was enjoying weather taking a stroll here near sansom street in fairfield avenue in upper darby last night when approached from behind, by two men, and attack the it all happened around 7:30 last night, superintendent michael chit wood says that the victim, does not want his identity released, was rushed to a nearby hospital and now lee covering with serious bumps and bruises. chitwood says motive for this a robbery, those suspects able to getaway with just $40 in cash. >> i'm lucky because... un audible. >> just come in and they come into this predatory act and could have been more serious then it was. >> victim was not able to get a good look at these suspects since he was attacked from

behind but coming up tonight at 6:00 i will tell you what police are searching for that could help them fine these two men. we're live from upper darby, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you shortly. video of an off-duty los angeles police officer firing his gun during a confrontation with teenagers ignites protest in southern california. hundreds of demonstrators converged on the officers anaheim neighborhood overnight calling for his arrest. police say that the south started he when the officer told a group of teenagers to stay off his rot. officer fired one shot the but no one was hit. the 13 year-old at the center of the video says he suffered cuts and bruises. >> he would shoot me and if they didn't shoot me, i thought i was going to die. >> the 13 year-old and another teen are facing suspension and battery charges. the officer was placed on administrative leave pending outcome of an investigation. former doctor for u.s.

women's gymnastics team pleaded not guilty to charges that he sexually abused nine young gymnast. larry naser remains behind bars on unrelated child pornography charges. naser faces a federal lawsuit from 18 women and girls who say he sexually assaulted them during physical exams. so far, more than 80 women have come forward with complaints against him. parts of the northern california, are completely under water, tonight. this drone footage shows the extent of the emergency in san jose. streets have been washed away and homes submerged due to record setting rainfall. crewness boats boats have rescued more than 400 people so far, 14,000 people are now under mandatory evacuation orders because of contaminated water. the search continues for tom brady's missing super bowl jersey. >> now that the patriots quarterback has taken to instagram to update fans on the investigation. the five time super bowl champ posted this suspect board.

on it the you see lady gaga, lord of the rings and his own female julian edelman and courtroom sketch of himself, you may remember that. brady's jersey went missing from the locker room after the super bowl three weeks ago. >> i have heard that equipment manager put it away for safe keeping but i guess not. >> i like how he subtitled the picture of him in court as creepy me. >> i didn't see that. >> creepy me. >> we will keep you updated. we will get a peak inside oscar's green room, in 15 minutes. millions of the americans take medication toss treat acid refluxes but new research say some could be hurting your health, and you wouldn't even know it. and why scientists say this is a sign of global warming, a giant glazer about to split off from antarctica, implications for the entire world in about 10 minutes, kate? well, as we head to the weekend people probably hoping weather will be as nice as it

is today but it is not going to be but we will still have warmth on saturday, maybe a few breaks of sunshine early in the day sat the day but also a few showers, late afternoon and early evening that line of gusty thunderstorms comes through, that will bring us dose of february reality so to speak, much colder still around normal but it will be sunny, breezy on sunday in the wake of the

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it each individual photo. earlier today philadelphia 's new building was unveiled. >> but this was not as tall as sky scrapers, we are used to seeing in center city. "eyewitness news" at city hall where mayor jim kenney and executives from lego land discovery center showed off their new replica of one liberty lays, look at the that , nine builders spent more than 930 hours putting it together. the grand opening for the lego land discovery center in plymouth heating is set for the sixth of april. >> look at the that. >> look at the rescission there. >> wow. >> wow. >> amazing. >> i could not put model airplane together, no patients , i would have no shot at that. >> that is a lot. >> millions of americans take a certain type of medication that researchers say could have a dangerous, unwanted side effect. >> heartburn trucks hey be doing to you in addition to fixing your heartburn, that is

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sunnies beginning to set, this is a live look from the camera atop parkway central library looking at franklin institute. after a few side stories kate will have your updated

forecast. long term use of certain heartburn medications could lead to serious kidney damage according to a new study. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain these drugs. >> an estimated 15 million, people exactly americans use these heartburn medications, regularly. new research says they can cause a silent type of kidney damage where patients might not have have symptoms right away. drugs potential kidney damage are pro ton pump inhibitors, p p thei's that include popular ones like prilosec, and nexium >> these are incredibly safe drugs. there are risk is associated with every drug. >> reporter: doctor katz, chair of gastroenterology at einstein montgomery says it is unclear exactly how the drugs might harm kidneys. research found that people who use them have a 20 to 50 percent higher risk of chronic kidney disease

compared to non-users. >> so these drugs, without going into tremendous detail inhibit acid in the stomach and what they do outside of the stomach is subject to speculation. >> reporter: higher the dose, higher the risk, those who took them twice a day had 46 percent increased risk of chronic kidney disease verse 15 percent for those taking one daily dose. the study also found that the kidney damage was silent. >> unlike a kidney infection where you might get burning, discomfort, or kidney injury where you might get bleeding, this creeps up on you without symptoms until the kidneys fail to the point that it is noticed in other way. >> reporter: statement from the consumer health care production is a so, says that the new study focused on prescription strength medications which is used at a higher dose and for longer period of time. adding that over the counter versions, have been excessive ly reviewed by f.d.a. and consumers should carefully

read labels and follow directions. if anybody has any concerns about this, call your doctor for sure. >> for sure, yes. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. fifth grade class ativan sanity school in marlton work together for a good cause, they spent part of the afternoon making blankets for cancer patients at children's hospital of philadelphia these students put each hand tight link will provide warmth and comfort to young patients during chemotherapy patients. a big iceberg about the size of delaware is poised to break off from antarctica. >> huge crack on the larson sea ice shelf grew to 10 miles in length in december. scientists reparticular the rip will cause a 2,000 square mile section to just break off within months. scientists tear the loss of ice shelves, around antarctica will allow glazers inland to slide faster toward the the sea as temperature rise, raising sea levels, all across the world. now lets look at photos taken by divers at great

barrier reeve off the coast of australia that is suffering from carol bleaching when water ties warm forcing them to ex-pull living allergy causing to it calcify and turn white. environmental experts are blaming global warming. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now and do you want to talk about warmer temperatures that we don't get in the middle of winter? we are in the middle of that. >> we are. this is unusual, very, very rare warmth for this time of the year and i'll tell what you coming on the heels of last winter this will be one of the warmer winters as well, december, january both above average and february looks like it may be the warmest on record, maybe number two. >> crazy warm. >> still very warm temperatures outside, through the rest of the week and into the weekend. even once we get our cool down this weekend temperatures still at or above normal right through at least hid will of next week. first week of may looks like a few more cool shots at least but we have pretty warm conditions to get through first. the lets look outside, we will start out with a peak at

bethlehem and see some clouds and it the is a beautiful evening out there. a lot of cars driving in, people getting ready to walk around downtown have dinner outside, great night to be outside if you can swing it, throw some burgers on the grill and pretend it is a hey night. getting a little confused, plants, flowers, even possibly the hugh hands and an has, i heard a lot of bird chirping outside, something you do not hear in mid to late february. but looks great in bethlehem checking with our eyewitness weather watchers. we have quiet conditions out there. temperatures in the 60's and the 70's, notice not as many reports as we usually have this time of the night. everyone is outside enjoying this beautiful weather instead of sending their weather watchers reports in. we have jenny jenson at 71 in cherry hill. dew .55. beautiful day for prespring. seventy-two north in the city with phil this chestnut hill. seventy-two with sunshine there. seventy's up by reading. reading broke a record. michael in reading at 72 with

sunshine. michael say dew point is 55. what a thighs take, able to go out without a sweater, or a jacket. you were able to go outside sleeveless if you wanted to go for a run. beautiful day to be outside. walt inner newark delaware 71 degrees, cloud, sun, the foggy, misty morning turned around, around 10:00 o'clock and warmed up very nicely. we can see the start to the morning there wayne hunter, foggy, misty, it wastoriesly. i heene my son laid outside today. when i dropped them off? they say are you sure you will have this picnic. by 10 or 11:00 those cloud will break, fog will mix out and that work out for them. gilbertsville eileen sending thus shot of the daffodils poking their head up, plants getting confused out there and that can be a problem if we screens that switch back, to colder winter temperatures. the lets take a look what is happening on storm scan three, not a whole lot. there are a few showers that have been popping up near williamsport. not much with these, maybe poconos get a shower later

this evening. it does not look widespread. that is good news. out tonight most of us are rain free. temperatures, this is 70's. you can see that south win keeping it the slyly cooler in south jersey because wind coming off of the water. sixty in wildwood. sixty-two at atlantic city. sixty-six in millville. meanwhile reading, allentown anus in the city in the lower 70's still right now. it is 70 in state college. thirty-seven in d.c. seventy-two in richmond. buffalo much cooler thanks to the east wind off the water. what to expect this evening? hield with that stray shower, thort and west, especially poconos northern lehigh valley overnight another round of to go much like what we saw overnight last night continuing into your friday morning and then sunny, warm in the afternoon, so showers north and west, those moving out. we will clear out fog tomorrow , for some sunshine in the afternoon but then watch what happens on saturday. that is when this front a roaches, couple showers in the morning, little bit of clearing midday and then between five and 7:00 p.m. a strong front moves through and

that will bring in a little bit of cooler eras we get into sunday. you can see cooler air drives southward and it is a dose of february reality for part two of the weekend. so foggy night at 53 degrees. tomorrow again 70's continue. fog to sun. feeling like may. seventy-two is your your high for friday. sat take 70. but again right around dinner hour gusty storms roll through sunday much cooler. notice next week we are back to the 60's tuesday and wednesday. both days will have a chance for couple showers but that entire seven day forecast, above average, and it will stay that way until the end of the month of february, ukee and jessica, back to you. the academy award are this weekend. >> we are getting a sneak peak inside the show's green room atco dak theater. backstage waiting area is transformed to a special theme every year and this year presenters and winner will fine a jungle-like landscape. it features a bar, tv, lengthy of seating and life sized oscar statue.

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you make things novel. big challenge to constantly come up with new idea to give them new things to explore and find. >> reporter: there was a celebration for the baby low land gorilla to see how well she's doing at six month-old. the 12-pound baby and her troop, enjoyed a special gifts >> now she's actually old enough to enjoy those gifts. before as an infant she was not ready for them but now she's starting to venture off of whom, exploring her world and it the is perfect, exactly what we want. >> reporter: starting sat take and sunday you can drop off toys and treats here to the birth take boys and girls at primate the reserve, a list on our web site at cbs philly.com black and white leamers and western low land gorillas are listed as extremely endangered and serve as ambassadors to the species teaching us what we can do to help save them like shutting off lights when not in the room. >> it toss than the use a lot of energy, you can turn light

switches off. >> you are saving energy. >> yes. >> john mcdevitt for c cbs-3 "eyewitness news". yes. >> the oldest, greates zoo in the country. come on now. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 leisurely stroll turns into a coward lay tack. i'm greg argos in upper darby where police are searching for two suspects they say robbed and beat a man who was simply walking down the street, how the victim is recovering, in his own word. and a living legend he helped break barriers in the you had military, today he shared his story with philadelphia's news, and how he responded to his inspirational word. plus these young horses represent a lasting leg ace any chester county, their mother died present they were born, and stephanie stahl slain the medical procedure that is being done and called incredible, kate is this. speaking of incredible what a beautiful day, temperatures in the 70's, in

february, in philadelphia, and it looks like more where that came from for tomorrow. i'll tell you how long this stretch of zero seven's will last and when will things come crashing down over the weekend "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. i put my hand on my face. >> reporter: victim's terrifying tail targeted by robbers beaten and left bleeding in delaware county all for only $40. tonight, police need public's help tracking down the suspects. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in upper darby where he spoke with that victim today, greg. >> reporter: that is right, jessica. it has been so beautiful last night around 7:30 the six three-year old victim was walking down sansom street near intersection i'm