good morning, a scary ride for students, after a school busies hit by bullets. we're live as police search for the gun man. hundreds of years of history, suddenry least duesed to a pile of ruble why some say this demolition should never have happened. and have your heavy winter coat led toy day frigid weather stepping outside the door this morning and we have not seen worst of the bitter cold just yet. today is saturday march 4th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao and cold weekend ahead, well below freezing in parts of the delaware valley this morning. lets get over to meteorologist justin dray wick with the eyewitness weather forecast. good saturday morning. cold today buzz we will see the sun, right. >> we have to start that this time of the year. we have to remember it is

march. we can still get that cold days but sunnies getting stronger and stronger. when you are driving it will feel warm. as soon as you step outside it hits you hard. we are waking up to temperatures more like january mid winter stuff this morning especially with the wind chills values down in the teens in a lot of locations. rough start this morning heading outside for that morning jog, bike ride, walking the dog you will need full winter gear this morning. we have clear skies, little bit of the breeze right now that will pick up throughout the morning and afternoon. could get gusty and making things feel worse. actual air temperature 25 degrees at the airport. west wind at seven. feels like 17 on exposed skin. we have temperatures spread from 10 degrees in mount pocono to the mid 20's along the coast of the wildwood. even the shore is feeling these cold temperatures, dipping down in the upper teens now in quakertown to 20, doylestown, pottstown probably dropping other degree or two, and there is winds out of the west around five to 10 miles an hour increasing a little bit to gusting to near 30.

here's the wind chill values that feel like minus five in mount pocono, 12 in allentown. this is what we will be showing you for middle of the winter not early march but it happens from time to time. we have a lot of sun. we have clear skies, today, maybe see a flurry up in the poconos and that is it. overall sunny skies, in the region, upper 30's for philadelphia, 10 degrees below average. mid 30's at the shore. twenty's in the poconos. like all winter long, couple days of cool down and then warm it up, we will talk about that warming trend in the seven daze in a few minutes. back to you. don't put those coats away just yet, thanks, justin. an accident in north philadelphia has sent two people to the hospital, the accident happened around 2:30 this morning at north fifth and west york streets. both victims are at temple university hospital, and no word on their injuries. and investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire in west philadelphia. the call came in right around 12:30 for a fire at a three story building near 52nd and

delancey. it was under control in less than a half an hour. gunfire hits a man and school bus with children on board in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. they were not the intended targets. meantime police may have an important clue in the search for a motive. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at northwest detectives to bring us up to date on the investigation. good morning, anita? >> reporter: good morning, jan this violent encounter happened in broad daylight, police say that the gunman fired more than 40 shots from so many i automatic weapons and that it is miraculous that everyone including the innocent bystanders, survived. the whole incident caught, on cameras taking a look at the video of the shattered glass at least eight bullet holes to that bus, it is all you been folding just before 4:30 in logan in the 4400 block of north 19th street near winning hawking street. we know at this time a 58 year-old man shot in the left ear is in stable condition in einstein medical center. that victim polled police he

was not the intended target. the 47 year-old driver, a 20 year-old woman and 13 year-old girl, none were hit. chief inspector scott small says philadelphia police crime cameras a block from the crime scene showed a car with tinted windows parked at the intersection. >> it shows four males, exit that vehicle, and all wearing masks, and dark clothing, and all four males are armed with guns and those four males are firing the weapons. >> reporter: now police are still looking for those four suspects, any within with any information should call philadelphia police. for now live from northwest detectives aim's neat a oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in montgomery county are looking for one of the two cars that hit a person in pottstown last night. chopper three over route 100 and shoemaker road. victim died after being pinned underneath one of those cars. police tell us that the driver who stayed on the scene is

cooperating with the investigation and they say the other driver kept going. a historic house in camden county meets the wrecking ball historians are saying it never should have happened. hug harrison glover house which dates back to the revolutionary war was torn down yesterday, and "eyewitness news" reporter, eye are alexandria hoff went to bellmawr where the surprise demolition took many by spy is by surprise. >> reporter: old glory lies defeated. >> dark day for american history record record standing watch on the hill above timber creek in bellmawr the hug harrison glover house found itself in the way of the massive 295 interchange least alignment project. >> i have seen that home for the last 10 years. >> reporter: one day after the state department of transportation, applies for a permit to demolish a garage on the property boro mayor says the home, not the garage was crushed. >> it is sad, to add insult to injure they planned to just pack it up in a dumpster and

take it to the nearest landfill. >> reporter: camden county historical society has work tireless liz to preserve the home own by william harrison junior, and during the american revolution played a significant role. congressman donald norcross who was hopeful about a plan to relocate the 18th century structure said this i'm deeply disappointed that the new jersey department of transportation destroyed the home without warning, despite our ongoing work to save the home. this demolition also came a day after the historical society filed a motion to obtain a injunction that that would halt any destruction to the property. the mayor told "eyewitness news" that when questioned, officials, with the dot, told him that they were given permission by the state attorney general's office to level the structure. a spokesperson with the ag's office told us they have no such authority. if high waste drivers did not know the home by name they knew it by date. >> they had like 1760 something in it, in the fireplace. i cannot believe it. >> reporter: it was 1964,

local historians say the home survived two victorious battles with the british for the on its property only to fall 240 years later, to a sound barrier. a sound barrier is indeed, scheduled to take place of the home, we did reach out, numerous times to the department of transportation, and they did not return our phone calls. reporting from camden county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a sign's tack has locked some pennsylvania senate democrats out of their computers. senate democratic leader jay costa says hacker is demanding an unspecified amount of money to unlock the network. democrats are working with law enforcement and microsoft to resolve the issue. former journalist fired for making up details in news stories is now accused of threatening at least eight jewish community centers nationwide in january and february. juan thompson of st. louis, missouri is under arrest and facing cyber stalking charge. federal authorities say the 31

year-old made threats to harass a former girlfriend. thompson is also accused of threatening the anti defamation league's new york headquarters. >> just because there has been a arrest today, around our bomb threat does not mean that the threats are days peering or will stop. hate towards the jewish community and other minority groups are very real. >> federal officials continue their investigation into more than 100 other bomb threats, targeting jewish institutions, nationally, including pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. president trump is working at his winter white house in florida this weekend. he is also calling for an investigation of the two top democrats. weijia jiang explains. >> reporter: president trump is spending the weekend at his florida estate. >> not rest at southern white house it is all work. >> reporter: on the way there he stopped to visit a catholic school in orlando. >> when you are all business, you will make a lot of money, right? but don't run for politics.

>> reporter: president also urged congress to support school choice legislation. >> education is the civil rights issue of our time. >> reporter: president trump may ab way from washington for the weekend but he cannot leave behind mounting questions about his administration's contact with russia before the 2016 election. he took to twitter late friday afternoon, calling for an investigation of house democratic leader nancy pelosi , tweeting a 2010 photo taken on capitol hill of pelosi and other lawmakers with russia's president and ambassador to the u.s. pelosi initially denied meeting the diplomat. her spokeswoman said they never had one on one contact. pelosi fired back that the president apparently didn't know the difference between a official meeting and a secret meeting this other than general jeff sessions lied about under oath. earlier mr. trump called senate minority leader chuck schumer a hipocrit tweeting a 14 year-old photo with schumer

with vladamire putin at a new york city gas station. schumer tweeted he would happily talk under oath about his meeting with putin. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". attorney general jeff sessions released a statement saying that he will give a written update on monday, of his senate testimony, and nine democratic senators have sent a letter demanding more details. vice-president mike pence says his use of the private e-mail account while governor of indiana complied with state laws, records show pence used his aol account when he discussed issues like re settling of the syrian refugees and other matters. the account was reportedly hacked last september. now during the presidential campaign pence was critical of the hillary clinton's use of the private e-mail server. the vice-president says the situations are not the same. well, recently we told but multiple protest outside senator pat toomey's office calling for him to host town hall meetings. this monday after noon senator toomey will conduct a live

social media conversation right here in our studios. eyewitness nice anchor jessica dean will be asking senator questions thaw submit via facebook live, that is monday afternoon, we will look forward to hearing from you. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning how speeding up the security checkpoint line could be all about using technology that revolutionized medicine. and this week doctor phil talked to david cast disformer teen heart throb who is now battling a form of dimension a here in our area we will show you ground breaking work rather being done to diagnosis dementia earlier and find cures. we will be right

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back on "eyewitness news" work to reopen a busy bridge connecting the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike is on track to be completed next month. crews have been working to fix a crack underneath the delaware river bridge for several weeks now. officials with the pennsylvania turnpike commission say that good weather has helped speed up repair work and they expect to reopen it up in early april. dealing with long security lines at airport checkpoints can be a nuisance while traveling but they could soon be a thing of the past. three on your side's jim donovan takes a look at new technology being considered by the tsa which could help speed things along. >> because is there nothing else like it at security checkpoint right now. >> reporter: can you spot hidden knife in this bag? this is viewer screener would have on machines like ones in

use today but with the new 3-d , ct technology that is a hard to miss knife. side by side images on a touch screen can be zoomed in, spun around for true 360-degree view. anlogic is one of five companies developing ct scan ners for airport checkpoints. the machines could detect explosives in lap tops, liquids and goals which means days of having to take things out of your car i on bag could be numbered. look at what is do this carry on. clear picture of is what inside should reduce need for secondary bag checks. and when pared with new automated lanes already being tested at airports, anlogic believes ct scanners could increase productivity at checkpoints bias much as 50 percent. 2015 internal review revealed tsa officers failed to detect 95 percent of fake explosives and weapons smuggled through checkpoints by undercover

investigators. >> tremendously better. >> reporter: steve carrolli, acting chief technology officer, at tsa says ct technology has promise but more testing is needed before it is rolls out. >> it may look good. specific portions of it but these technologies have to meet not just technical requirements but safety requirements. >> reporter: if you are wondering about increase of radiation from ct scanners the folks at anlogic says it uses same amount of radiation as current checkpoint system. tsa and american airlines expects to test them over the summer in airports. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. after an early taste of spring, winter is bringing us back to reality. also, it was tough to sees at the time, a snow squall, blew through sixth and girard in northern liberties on friday afternoon. look at that, talk about a drastic change from the 70's from just a few days ago and now chilly weather is back. justin, i definitely had to rub my eyes, because i saw snowflakes in my area of

philadelphia as well. you have to remember it is early march. it is just not time for spring yet. >> we have had snow in the april in the past. >> no. >> but it is possible. that is going to be pattern, just a couple cool days and warms up and that is a trend for the next few weeks. spring officially arrives in over two weeks but that doesn't mean we are locked in the warm pattern. snow is flying in the poconos this morning. this is manmade snow maybe get a couple snow flurries but they are cranking out guns here at big boulder here, that is great news for ski season, extend that, probably get through the end of march with no problems there especially with shots of cold air coming at us every few days or so. so they will be able to make up for what they lost due to the recent warmth and rain. ideal skiing conditions this weekend. it will be cold. we have goggles, and heavy winter gear. here's the headline, it will feel like middle of january today for the high temperatures but sunnies at least on the stronger side. you can feel it sitting in the car but wind chill values will

be in the teens and 20's. we will have a lot of sun today, and tomorrow and like i said it is a quick shot of cold air and then moves out. another warming trend comes back at us for next week. we are talking about temperatures returning to the 60's. that is not happening this weekend. big drop in the jet stream, it is to our south, that happens it is still a decent snow pack across canada that cold air is able to bleed southward in the mid-atlantic region. we have cold air sitting over us today and certainly tomorrow. finally lifts out later during the daze sunday so it feels like mid-january time period, with temperatures running a good 10 degrees below average. we should be in the upper 40's not upper 30's today. it will be tough. twenty-three in cherry hill. millville 25. in the capitol city of delaware around the suburbs, philadelphia, same deal lower 20's at this hour. twenty-five at the airport. then we will get to the northwestern suburbs, quakertown 19, 10 in mount pocono. something you do not think about for early march. the flow still coming out of the west northwest. you can see that in the clouds

, even some lake effect snow showers and some of those cold air is running over the warmer atlantic ocean producing clouds right there flurries are possible for the poconos. i don't think we will deal with widespread snow squals today. high pressure lock over the midst atlantic today and tomorrow. we will see mainly sunny skies but just locked in the cold eras well. eventually that pressure system will move off shore, so now we will start to bring back warmer eras wind shifts out of the south. so come monday, some clouds start to return but that is the sign of the milder air moving in. but it is on hold, so we have another 48 hours to go lear. check out these wind chill values. it will feel like the teens, mid 20's this afternoon. went sunshine it will not help things much. tonight 8:00 o'clock heading out of the town, dinner plans, cold, single digit wind chills later tonight and certainly early on sunday morning. check out these morning wind chills tomorrow, could feel as cold as three in trenton, minus seven in mount pocono. it gets better sunday afternoon with wind chill values back into the midst

will and upper 20's. today actual high temperature, 38 degrees, feels colder with that breeze mostly sunny skies , very cold night. this is coldest night since early january with a lose of 20 for the city, so you know suburbs will be dropping down well into the teens, probably mid teens in a lot of locations. tomorrow, if we're lucky that could be generous that 40- degree high. back to the 50's for sure on monday, lower 60's tuesday comes with show showers and we will level off by end of the next week close to average in the low 50's for next thursday and friday. jan, back over to you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch now dementia is striking younger people, actor and singer david cassidy made an emotional appearance on doctor phil and he talked about memory loss that started in his early 60's. health reporter stephanie stahl has ground breaking new research on dementia that is being done right here in philadelphia. >> when friends of yours or family members begin to say to you do you remember i just told you this.

>> reporter: sixty-six year-old former teenage heart throb from the part ridge family tv show says he decided to go public when he forgot words to socks he has been singing for decades. >> that is when i began to be very concerned. >> reporter: cassidy's not alone dementia, alzheimer's affects millions of families. >> this is showing us high burden of alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: doctor david ir win says, pet conditions high lighting abnormalities in the brain can pinpoint different kinds of dimension, alzheimer's or frontal temporal dementia or louie body disease. >> we like to differentiate these types of disorders and then be able to diagnosis them early. >> reporter: with no cure early diagnosis and treatment can sometimes help slow the progression of dementia which is identified with certain proteins in the brains. >> just trying to detect accumulation of these proteins before patients have symptoms so that they can get specific treatment that would target them. this is brain of the patient with alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: brains of the

deceased patients are only way to diagnosis alzheimer's for sure. >> that part of the brain is hippocampus the memory part of the brain that is specialized in making new memories. that is why most patients with alzheimer's disease we see loss of tissue in their region which correspond with memory report report they are compared to imaging and spinal fluid before the patient dies all aimed at finding better treatments. it is not known exactly what causes dementia whiz can strike anyone but it is usually associated with aging. there is also a genetic link, and can be related to a brain injury. we have more information, on dementia at cbs philly.com, click on health and penn has research underway and is looking for volunteers. we have links to that as well. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" why arnold schwartsenager says he is quitting the apprentice. also this... >> i'm kevin frazier, coming

up hugh jackman says farewell to playing wolverine after 17 years with an intense final chapter in

back on "eyewitness news" arnold schwartsenager says he is done with the new celebrity apprentice which wrapped up its 15th season last month. schwartsenager took over for president trump on the reality show is blaming the president for the show's recent poor performance. president remains an executive producer of the show. president trump taunted the poor ratings and mocked him at

an address at national prayer breakfast. hugh jackman makes his final appearance at wolverine at the box office this weekend entertainment tonight's kevin frazier takes us behind the scenes of the logan. >> this week hugh jackman hang s up his wolverine claws after 17 years in the action packed farewell chapter of logan. >> the world is not the same as it was. >> they're gone now. >> in logan hugh jackman plays wolverine for final time as an older, fighter hiding out with an ailing professor x played by patrick stewart but things change when a young girl arrives with a renewt sense of poor sending logan in hero mode one more time. >> i'm not what you think i am i think what is yet one of the greatest warriors, as a character in, history, right. people love that.

but what is the way, is what the cost of that. is what the weight of that. how do you live with that. >> reporter: for his final battle as beloved character hugh wanted to make sure that everything was just right. >> i could not have made this film if i didn't make decision within myself that this was the last one. because somehow, you know, the steaks of that, you know, knowing this is it makes you, i just didn't compromise on anything. i was a pain. i was a pain to a lot of people because i would go um, not quite. just trust me. no, i was that guy because i was like i don't get another shot at this. this is a character that i love. i owe my career to this character. i have loved playing it. this is the last time. i will in the leave any stone unturned. >> you still have time. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, new back to you in the studio. think about that one, who was having the upper hand the early reiser or night owl.

see how your schedule impacts your well-being in the next half an hour. plus this. >> i wish that i could save the day again. the story of a young super hero, how that little boy helped save his mom's life. and a sweet surprise for some chester county teachers. we are back in just a

hoping for help, with president trump's plan to crackdown on undocumented immigrants, many in our area rushing to learn their rights. now the mexican government is stepping in. i didn't know what to do at first. >> well, then this little boy jumped into action and now he is being hailed a hero. how he helped save his mother 's life. star support for a controversial musical at a local high school, why a tony award winning actor says the show must go on. good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, do not pack those winter coats just yet it will be a cold weekend, meteorologist justin drabick is live in the cbs-3 skies deck this morning with the eyewitness weather. how dogs it feel, justin. >> good morning. we have been talking about this cool down. no joke. it means business when we are coming off days in the 70's from early last week. our bodies every no the used to this. we have to get acclimated

again. full winter gear. heavier coats and gloves, hats will be needed out here for a while. we have to deal with the breeze this morning too. that will bring wind chills down in the teens. i will show thaw little snow on the roof is here in center city but that will be gone once sun gets up. temperature change anywhere from eight to 12 degrees colder. that cold air continues to settle in. actual temperatures ranging from 10 degrees in the poconos to the mid 20's along the coast, wildwood checking in at 26 degrees. twenty-three mount holly. nineteen in quakertown. wind chills, what it feels like outside, 12 on exposed skin in allentown, 10 in reading, 17 in philadelphia, 18 in dover delaware. this cold all across the region. we are quiet on storm scan three. we will not see snow squalls like we had yesterday. maybe a snow shower in the poconos. that is about it. we have sunshine going for us today but that will not help much. high temperature still running 10 degrees below average. we should be around 48.

we are struggling to get to the upper 30's. with winds gusting to 30 miles an hour those wind chills will be beat in the teens and 20's in the day today. weekend outlook not much better tomorrow. still cold. slightly less windy. temperature may get up to 40 degrees, that is generous. we have a warming trend next week. more coming up in the seven day in a few minutes. >> at least a good looking day at least, even though it didn't feel very good. with president trump's plan to crackdown on un documented immigrants many are learning to learn their rights. now mexican government is stepping in. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves explains. >> reporter: as reality of a border wall draws closer and president donald trump continues his tough talk on plans for expedited deportation of the un documented immigrants, mexico has now put in place a program, to help its people here. >> we are letting them necessity all of the rights, we are making immigration screenings so that in case by case we can let them know what

could happen with them. >> reporter: all 50 mexican consul is a cross the country including this one in philadelphia has now opened up centers for defense, providing legal advice and guidance to worried mexican nationals, people like this woman who did not want us to use her name and spoke through a translator >> speaking spanish. >> the mexican people, they are really scared. >> reporter: she has a good life here in philadelphia with three kids. she works as a cook. her husband does construction. president trump's immigration plan has her worried that she could lose it all. >> we're so scared that we don't want to go out to work. we don't want to go out shopping. we are scared for the family. >> reporter: so she came to this consul center of defense to calm her fear and to better understand her rights. >> i mean this is of great importance of the mexican government and i hope many people can get relief here. >> reporter: consul officials say center for defense will

document any possible human rights violation that is could happen under the trump administration immigration enforcement. in olde city, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a neighbor rushed in the burning row home to save a young boy in kensington. fire happened on the 3200 block of e street, that man ran through flames to rescue a four year-old boy had a phone and was about to call 911. that child and his grandparents are now in the hospital. "eyewitness news" spoke with that neighbor hoist now being praised as a hero. >> my main goal was to grab him from the kitchen. he had black stuff on the face >> wow, the child and the grandparents are in serious condition, but the cause of the fire is under investigation. meantime, a seven year-old boy became a hero when he put what he learned about emergency situationness to practice. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has that story from evesham township.

>> i just could not breathe or talk. >> reporter: heart pounding moments for danielle on friday morning as she lied on the floor, gasping for air after battling bronchitis and an asthma attack. she was getting her seven year-old son rocco ready for school when the courageous little boy stepped into a life saving moment. >> i didn't know what to do at first but then i was like what do i do and then she said call 911. >> we taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues , if mommy is feeling this way, who do i call what do i do. >> reporter: he told emergency dispatchers what was happening >> when he asked me the questions and what happened and stuffy answered them, then i pressed either of these buttons. >> reporter: medics arrived rocco was comforting his mother while crews comforted him. >> they came, and they were keeping me very busy. so i don't have to worry about what was happening.

>> reporter: while danielle was rush to the hospital, rocco channeled his inner super hero as he helpedded off to school. >> he walked out for school with the super manhattan. it tells you right there, right. >> right. >> reporter: when asked how he felt about what he had done. >> a little nervous and a little bit like a hero. >> reporter: a lot more like a hero in his grateful mother's eyes. >> when i saw him i started to crying and i gave him a big hug and said how proud i was of home. >> reporter: natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a brave boy. one of the original stars of the musical rag time visited cherry hill high school east, brian stokes- mitchell loaned his voice about the use of the n word in the school's upcoming production. as "eyewitness news" has been reporting the cherry hill school district originally deleted the word from the scripts but reversed its decision after getting input from both parents and community leaders. mitchell spoke about the role of race and atonicities in rag time. >> it is a show that is

designed for the audience to fall in love with the characters, all of the characters but particularly coal house and sarah, so when that language is used against them, you know, the audience also goes, ugh. >> reporter: next week, students will sit in on a lesson and have a discussion about the racial slur, they will also watch the play. well, the franklin institute's chief astronomer was recognized for his, outstanding efforts in teaching kids the sciences. derek pits received a city sizetation of honor from mayor jim kenney, 12 students of the boys and girls clubs 2015 young writers workshop in delaware had a special gift for pits. they presented him with their new liz published biography, derek pits, astronomy superstar. congratulations, mr. pits. and, what a way to end the week. students at chesterbrook academy elementary school in west chester turned their principal and teachers in to human ice cream sundays. it is a least ward to the school for reading more than 100,000 minutes during

national reading month. "eyewitness news" photographer joe conners was there. >> chester academy is not your ordinary school. so we tend to push the limits whether it is with academic. >> we learn. >> students did a tremendous job reading. they have read 134,000 minutes >> three, two, one... >> we dumped ice cream on teacher. >> chocolate syrup is in the designed to go on your eyes. >> check late seer up, strawberry seer up. >> the kids are just laughing, and they are excited. >> sprinkles. >> chocolate sauce. >> and we get to see the work during the course of the month , and then them reading and putting effort into read to go get to this point. >> reading is fun and it is fun to do this. >> this is just the cherry on top. >> all i'm thinking about is what a mess that is, but it

looks like fun. >> up next, why early reiser may have upper hand with their health, that is good news for me. speaking of waking up one man has a rude, awakening when a tree goes through his house. yes is thanking his alarm clock for keeping him safe. and see what happens to this tree just moments after it is struck by lightening. and when justin's back he comes back with the bitter cold temperatures to talk about and when things will warm up, in the seven day forecast, that is coming up

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totally different way. >> tickets for the museum work out are sold out through march the ninth but museum officials say classes are so popular, that more will probably be added in the future. early birds verse night owls, some people just love to wake up just as sunnies rising , others prefer to stay up in the we hours of the night. new study says night owls may want to least think their bedtime for sake of their health. nicole brewer, explains. >> reporter: this is friday, march 3rd, good morning i'm carroll mckenzie. >> reporter: whether you are used to getting up with the sun. >> early bird. >> early bird. >> reporter: or prefer to hear this much later on. >> would i say night owl. >> i stay up watching netflix and not really studying. >> reporter: new research suggest one group has edge when it comes to wellness. >> early birds. >> early birds. early birds. >> early bed early wise keep you healthy and wise. >> reporter: researcher confirmed what ben franklin already knew, morning people tend to eat better and get

more exercise then their late night counterparts who, according to this study consumed more sugar, saturated fat in the evening hours. >> probably because you are up late and can wander around and eat wrong stuff. >> dessert places, pizza, stuff like that. >> you come home after a long heart day you will not go for celery. >> reporter: researchers say evidence that our sleep patterns can impact our appetite, food choices. but they found night owls were more likely to have smoke, have difficulty sleeping. what do they suggest? how about a tweak tour schedule. >> keeping a schedule is hard. >> when i work nights i was not getting up at 5:30 in the morning. >> reporter: eye flexible work schedule that better supports the nocturnal clock but to say it is more straightforward then that. >> you can make an active decision to eat well in matter what. >> reporter: it is important to note that just because you are a night owl does not mean you are overweight, out of shape. it simply says you are at high er risk for having poorer

health. nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". so is there a silver lining to my early morning alarm, good to know. speaking of alarms, indiana man's story of being saved by the snooze button is going viral. his early morning decision to sleep in may have saved his life. after raymond bowling's alarm went off he hit that snooze button, mere minutes later a huge tree limb crashed through his bathroom ceiling, landing where bowling says he likely would have been brushing his teeth, bowling calls it divine intervention but his alarm clock is getting all of the props on line #saved by the snooze, it is trending. and, in unrelated tree news right now check out this video of a tree, in a st. louis cemetery. it was captured on camera, moments after being hit by light evening, wow, you can see stripes left in the bark and it is still glowing embers smoldering there. incredible video right there. justin, you do not mess with lightening. thankfully calm for thus weekend.

>> 50 degrees in a light evening strike. that is serious heat right there. severe weather, snow and cold again. welcome to march in the delaware valley. typical for this time of the year but we are setting up for a cold weekend. here's your outlook. a lot of sunshine. those wind chills will be in the teens and 20's for the morning into the afternoon. tomorrow is the same deal, still on the cold side but we're running 10 degrees below average but it will be less windy, wind chills not as harsh, tomorrow but still down right cold. the reason is, arctic front, yeah, we have arctic air that is trying to move south, it came through yesterday with those snow, squals and that cold air settling in, so today 's temperatures running a good 10 degrees below average for actual daytime highs. high pressure is locking in the cold air and win flows coming from the northwest. that is coming from canada signs of spring around the corner. next saturday night, we're going to be setting our clocks ahead one hour as daylight savings time begin at 2:00 a.m. sunday morning march 12th. sunday evening the sun will be setting at 7:04. even though it is not feeling like spring at the moment. we will get signs of some

spring-like temperatures again heading in to our region next week. cold flow out of the northwest , a couple of snow showers off the great lakes, western, central pennsylvania, some could get in the poconos but no snow squals today, a lot of sunshine, good travel day across mid-atlantic, more snow showers out across the ohio valley, indicate ago this cold air is in place. and another clear night, tonight and it will get cold, even colder then this morning. forecast low for the city, 20 degrees, you know suburbs will be dropping down into the teens, so this will make it the coldest night, since january the tenth, here we're in march, we're talking about numbers typical for middle of winter but pattern is quiet today. main liz sunny skies, clear, cold tonight. same deal tomorrow, and mostly sunny conditions, we will start to bring back some clouds during the day on monday. that is a sign of the warmer air, that is moving in ahead of the next storm system. so we will start to warm up back above average on monday afternoon and then on tuesday. here comes some showers well to thers with on monday night but they should get in the region for tuesday.

tuesday's our best chance to see our next storm system in the form of some rain. wind chills today, at least in the morning hours, teens in the a lot of spots in the mid 20's. that is what it will feel like this afternoon. cold night. wind chills down in the single digits. tomorrow morning, it is pretty nasty. it could feel as cold as eight in philadelphia, single digits near the coats line for sunday morning wind chills and then we will get belter by afternoon as wind chills are back above 30 degrees for a lot of locations. today with the sunshine we will struck toll get to 38 degrees for the high temperature. it will feel colder with wind gusting to 30 miles an hour at times and then tonight, very cold, coldest night, since early january, 20 for the city , widespread teens in the suburbs, feeling like single digits, as cold as near zero at times, in some of the colder spots. and 40 degrees, tomorrow's high, that may be a little generous but overall it is cold, we should be in the upper 40's. back to the lower 50's on monday, partly sunny skies, showers around on tuesday and they be into the low 60's. is there spring temperatures. we will hang out in the 50's,

through the rest of next week, and we are seeing drying conditions returning wednesday , thursday, friday, jan, back to you. creative students are get ting a unique opportunity to test their inventions in aston, delaware county. newman university hosted the south east tern pennsylvania science olympiads, one of the biggest science competitions in the entire nation. jessica dean takes us there in to daze's einstein health care science center, report >> reporter: it is a gymnasium full of brain power. pint sized vehicles taking off , powered by electricity. and not so fast vehicles propelled by a falling weight. the trick to design each one to just go a certain distance, and then just stop. hundreds of the inn vince tors were intent on their gadgets. a big think tank of the young scientist from his more than 50 midst will and high schools in bucks, chester, delaware,

montgomery and philadelphia counties. the students have been preparing for the challenge, all school year, and putting their stem knowledge, of science, technology, engineering and math, into practice. one of the coolest competition s, bottle rockets. they were tell prepare liz grounded. >> my hearties breaking for them because weather is stopping them from doing it right now. >> reporter: inside not all inventions going the waste the students were hoping and simply falling down and some going up as plan, powered by rubber bands making for some anxious moments. >> rubber band helicopter challenge was fun for amy page and grace o'malley, junior from rushtan high school in west chester. >> the goal, to have it being there for the longest amount of time. you're allowed to have two flights. first one was a minute, my second one didn't count but it was fine. >> you have to come with your a game every time and you don't know what to expect. >> reporter: just when students didn't expect to get their bottle rockets off the

ground because of the weather, they got a break from the rain lift off. >> the students are competing for regional medals and chance to enter science olympiads state competition at the end of the april. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", sixers with another game decided in the final seconds, sports is coming up next.

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took on the knicks and once again game decided in the final seconds. justin an are anderson and carmelo anderson talking smack fourth quarter sixers up by a point. dario saric drives to the hoop , nice behind the the back pass to jahlil okafor. twelve points, eight boards. dario drives, and then scores. he ties the game. he had another double/double. twenty-one points, 10 boards. under a minute left sixers trailing, dario with another drive, dishes to anderson who makes basket. he had 19. final seconds of the game, knicks needed a three to force overtime. shot, no good, sixers hold on for the three-point win. as you know nfl draft will be held here in philadelphia next movement eagles did not nose where in the first round they would pick, yesterday, coin flip was held to see if the birds would pick 14th or 15th in the draft. lady lick on howie roseman's side. eagles will have the 14th selection. pick was originally the vikings but went to the eagles in the sam bradford trade.

so what do they do? stand 14th, possibly move up like they did last year? stay tuned. flyers back in action tonight in d.c. to play best team in hockey, calves. orange and black won two in a roast and now three points out of the final wild card spot but they have struggled with the caps losing two out of three games but in those two lows they have been out scored nine-one. >> you know, a team beats you up like that, it sticks in the back of your mind. it goes back to last year in the playoffs. like i said we're comfortable with this team. the way we play against them. so, we're rolling right now. we have a couple wins in a row mason has been playing great. we are scoring goals. we don't worry about the rest of it. to spring training baseball down in clearwater phillies and twins, jeremy hellickson got the start giving up a run in three innings on four hits, struck out four. he also had a star for phillies, scott kingry, second round pick in 2015 crushing

this pitch for two run home run. but phillies lost, four-three. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. but spring training just makes me feel warmer anyways, so here's hoping spring comes sooner then later. in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", american history, gone. what was supposed to happen to a treasured building. and you may have heard this story this week but it is one you have to see it to believe it, a lehigh valley woman loses 180 pounds in one day. and don't put away those winter coats gist yet, winter is back, today's forecast is coming up next.

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a scary ride for students, after a school busies hit by bullets. we're live as police searched for the gun man. hundreds of years of history, suddenly reduced to a pile of ruble, why some say this demolition should have never happened. and, have your heavy winter coat ready to day, frigid weather stepping outside the door this morning. we have not seen the worst just yet of the bitter cold. today is saturday march 4th, good morning, i'm jan carabao. a very cold weekend on tap, lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast, good saturday morning, justin. that cold air will