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 hit you

like a ton of bricks. >> because we are going from the 70's to the 30's, this is so typical for this time of the year for delaware valley. pretty incredible. it could be worse. 7 degrees is our railroaded low. >> think about that one. >> exactly. may feel like 7 degrees when you factor in the wind in some spots later tonight and tomorrow morning as heart of the cold air really settles in we will have a lot of sunshine but it will really struggle to help temperatures out. we will be stuck in the 30's for actual numbers. we are starting to see brightening in the skies, half an hour away from sunrise right now and that will change in about a week as we get back today light savings time, sunrising later during morning but right now 24 at the airport, west wind at eight feeling like 15 on exposed skin. temperatures range from 10 to the mid 20's along the shore we are feeling that cold air. 26 degrees in wildwood. ocean at 43. ocean is warmer then air. nineteen in quakertown and doylestown at this hour. still enough breeze around 10

miles an hour in spots to bring these wind chills down in the teens. little rough this morning heading out for a morning work out feeling like negative five on exposed skin. fourteen in wilmington. 22 degrees for wind chill value in millville. unlike yesterday we will not have snow squals around so pretty quiet day. maybe stray snow shower in the poconos. a lot of sun. struggle to get to 38 degrees. 10 degrees below average. thirty-six at the shore. we are stuck in the mid 20's in the poconos where they are making snow, great news for ski resorts but like all winter long we have a couple cold days and warm it up again , another round of 60- degree temperatures in just a few minutes, jan, back to you. time right now 6:02. time to check roads. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> we will start off at 76 at spring garden. we have volume but not too much to contend with their as we head in the city. however, we have an incident

in new jersey on 295 southbound right after you pass 206, right here near boarden even town, right lane closed there, your alternate is 130. pottstown we have fire department activity at high street at york bailey streets. they are on the scene there for a building fire so expect traffic tie ups in that area as they work, your alternate to avoid that is king street. here's a live lot a the vine running smoothly as most majors are this morning, however, just a reminder if you are taking the turnpike between pennsylvania and new jersey connection bridge there is still closed until at least april. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >> thanks, amanda. an accident in north philadelphia has sent two people to the hospital. accident happened around 2:30 at north fifth and west york streets. both victims are now at temple university hospital, in word on their injuries. investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire in west philadelphia, the call came in right around 12:30 for a fire in the three story building near 52nd and delancey.

it was under control in a half an hour. gunfire hits a man and a school bus, school bus rather 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. good morning, jan this violent encounter happened in broad daylight police say gunman fired more than 40 shots, from semi automatic weapons, and it did hit a school bus, passing by, though as you said it was not intended target. look at this video. this entire incident caught on camera. check out shattered glass on that bus and at least eight rounds fired into that school bus with people on board. this all unfolded just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon on the 4400 block of north 19th street near winghawking. a 58 year-old man was shot in the left ear and is in stable

condition at einstein medical center. that victim told police he was not the intended target and that the man he was talking to at the time may have been. now while that school bus the 47 year-old driver, a 20 year-old woman and 13 year-old girl were not hit, chief inspector scott small says philadelphia police crime cameras just a block from this crime scene captured a car with tinted windows parked at the intersection. >> it shows four males exiting that vehicle all wearing masks and dark clothing, and all four males are armed, with guns and these four males are firing the weapons. >> police are still looking for those four suspects. any one with information should call police. live at northwest detectives, i'm anita 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. the victim died after being pinned underneath one of those cars, and police tell us that the driver who stayed on the scene is cooperating with the investigation, they say the other driver, kept on going. well, a historic house in camden county meets the wrecking ball, and a historian is saying it should never have happened. hug harrison glover house which dates back to the revolutionary war was torn down yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter, alexandria hoff went to bellmawr where the surprise demolition caught many off guard. >> reporter: north ruble of this old home, old glory lies defeated. >> it is a dark day for american history. >> standing watch in timber creek in bellmawr the historic hug harrison glover house found itself in the way of the massive 295 interchange realignment project. >> i have seen that home for the last 10 years report report one day after the state department of transportation, applied for a permit to demolish a garage on the property, boro mayor, says that the home, not the garage,

was crush. >> it is sad, to add insult to injure they plan to pack it up in a dumpster and take it to the nearest landfill. >> reporter: the camden county historical society has worked tireless liz to preserve home once owned 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 new jersey department of transportation destroyed the home without warning, despite our ongoing work to save the home. the demolition also came a day after the historical society filed a motion to obtain a injunction, that would halt any destruction to the property. mayor philiplick told "eyewitness news" that when questions, they were given permission by state attorney general's office to level the structure. spokesperson with the ag's office told us that they have no such authorities. the high waste drivers did not know the home by name they knew it by date.

>> it had like 1760 something in the fireplace. i just can't believe it. >> reporter: it was 1764, local historians say 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 calls. reporting from camden county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 eyewitness news. in other news this morning , delaware's state capitol will be backdrop for a pro trump rally, it starts at 10:30 with the march of east green on south street. it owned with a rally at legislative mall. organizers described it as a chance to have their voices heard a separate pro trump rally is scheduled at noon at neshaminy state park in bucks county. well, president trump is spending his weekend at his florida estate far away from

the controversy i in washington over his administration's ties to russia. yesterday, he focused on education talking with students at a school in orlando. the president told reporters that education is the civil rights issue of our time and that is why he has asked congress to support a school choice bill. meantime, vice-president mike pence says that he complied with indiana's laws after reports emerged that he routinely used private e-mail account for state business as governor. as kim hutches son reports the vice-president is rejecting accusations of wrongdoing and comparisons with the controversy surrounding democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> we have fully complied with all indiana's laws. >> reporter: vice-president mike pence defending his use of a personal e-mail account as governor and rejecting parallels with former presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> there is no comparison whatsoever between hillary clinton's practice. >> reporter: under indiana law state officials are allowed to

use private e-mail accounts, state's current governor says policy is to discuss work matters using work e-mail. >> we said at very outset on day one that we expected our administration to use private e-mail accounts for private e-mail, work e-mail accounts for work e-mail report report throughout the essential campaign pence slammed clinton for her use of the private e-mail serve eras secretary of the state telling nbc's chuck todd that the issue proved clinton was untrust worthy. >> it is just more evidence that hillary clinton is most dishonest candidate for president of the united states since richard nixon. >> reporter: on friday pence insisted his actions just don't compare to hers and that he did nothing wrong. >> we had outside counsel review all of my private e-mail records to identify any e-mails that ever referenced or mentioned business, state business related activities, and if the law requires we transferred all of these to the state of indiana subject to the public access law.

>> reporter: i'm sketch hutches son reporting. recently we told but multiple protest outside senator patrick toomey's office calling for him to host town hall meetings this monday afternoon senator toomey will conduct a live social media conversation right here in our studio. eyewitness news anchor jessica dean will be asking the senator questions, that you submit, via facebook live. again, that is monday afternoon, we look forward to hearing from you. teens and marijuana use, ahead on "eyewitness news", changing laws, and legal medical marijuana in some states are muddying some opinions of marijuana use in teens. now pediatricians are warning parents why they say it is not safe. and why air held in schwartsenager is quitting the celebrity apprentice, we will be right

back on "eyewitness news", work to least open a busy bridge, connecting the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike, it is on track to be completed next month. we have been telling but this closure on the delaware river bridge for several weeks now, and it has been shut down while workers try to fix a crack underneath the bridge. officials with the pennsylvania turnpike commission say that the good weather has helped speed up the least pair work and they expect to reopen up in early april. so justin, good weather helped that construction project. if you love cold weather we have good weather on tap today >> winter still hanging on and typical for march. we will get these 70-degree

days and we will get used to it. we can still get cold shots and even into april we have had had snow in the past. i will not say we will get that but we can still get cold air lingering around. to think next couple weeks we will have a few cold days and warm days back in the region next week. this morning we have a chilly start. we are looking live from margate, glassy conditions on the atlantic with off shore wind getting ready for a nice sunrise in about 15 minutes or so. little bit earlier as we approach daylight savings time which is a week away and then sun will be rising an hour later but setting an hour later at night. snowfall this season or lack of it, 8 inches for philadelphia we had a trace yesterday with snow squals. average to date 19.5. if we were on average we would have close to 20 inches that the point of the season but spring, officially arrives in over two weeks. monday march 20th. vernal equinox when sun alliance with the equator we will have 12 hours and nine minutes of daylight coming in about two weeks. cold air in place.

reason jet stream has taken another shift, southward, it has been like this all winter long. we will get warm up, another cold shot of air. there is arctic air bottled up in canada. good snow pack here. that colds air is moving southward so temperatures running 10 degrees below average. it will feel more like mid to late january. tonight even colder, it could be coldest night since early january of this year. not much happening today those that is good news. if you are traveling today you don't to have worry about those intense snow squals, maybe mountains of the central pennsylvania, upstate new york we will find those snow showers but majority of the delaware valley stays dry. a lot of sunshine and high pressure least mains in control. this blocks any storms from developing throughout the weekend. we have got sun going for us today but still we will struggle to get to the upper 30's for actual daytime high temperatures. sunday looks good but still on the cold side, and it will be less windy. then notice some clouds, trying to come in here especially by monday afternoon that is a sign of the warmer air that makes a return for middle of next week but here's

the key for today, focus on the wind chills. this is what it feels like when we factor in the wind. through the morning hours, a lot of teens, so, it could feel as warm as 18 degrees around philadelphia, heading in the afternoon it is not much better. teens to the north, sickle digit in the poconos. mid 20's at best for those wind chills, down into south jersey and then later on tonight it will get worse. look at these values, down in the single digits even around philadelphia, 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning could feel like 8 degrees in philadelphia near zero at times, in some spots and then wind chills will get better tomorrow afternoon. into the mid 20's. still cold for this time of the year, high temperature of only 38 degrees, and our under mostly sunny skies. we are running 10 degrees below average, should be close to 50. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour later to daze and then tonight, another very cold night, lows around 20 for the city, so that means suburbs dropped down well into the teens, probably a lot of mid teens just north of the city, interior south jersey with the clear skies and winds start to

light even up a little bit. make it coldest night since january 10th, we will remember that arctic blast that moved n check out overall trends, not much better tomorrow, 40 degrees for the high temperature. close to average. that 40 may be generous but at least we have some sunshine once again, and then we will warm it up to the lower 50's on monday, still quiet with a few more clouds. our next storm system will move in on tuesday bringing in some showers around especially during the afternoon hours. it is mild. back to the lower 60's and then once that front moves through we will cool off but still close to average by the end of the week, and temperatures right around 50 degrees next thursday, and friday, so jan, that looks like the trend through at least mid month, cool days, followed by a warm up. we will get used to it. >> we will take it, thanks, justin. new concerns about teenagers using mar juan, on this morning's healthwatch, doctors are noticing an alarming trend with teens as well as marijuana all around the country. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new warnings. >> reporter: nation's pediatricians are beefing up their warnings about teenagers and marijuana use, new report

from the american academy of pediatrics finds as more states legalize drug for adult use more teenagers think it is safe. >> mar juan ace not benign drug for teenagers because it infects their developing mind. teens are in a critical time of brain development and they can have life licensing impact s from marijuana use during adolescence. >> reporter: potties more addict to go day and can affect learning and regular use, can lead to mental health problems, including anxiety, and depression. >> parents really model behaviors of drug use, to not use substances in front of their children. >> reporter: 40 percent of high school students say they have tries marijuana, 20 percent are regular users, experts say it is critical for parents, pediatricians to discuss dangers with kids. >> research shows that teenagers who use marijuana 10 times a month and develop brain changes in regions that effect memory and lower iq. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

this weekend could feature biggest box office debut of the year so far. plenty of x man fans are expected to turnout for this one. when we come back why hugh jackman calls logan a love letter to

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

executive producer on the show , you may remember, president trump taunted schwartsenager for the show's poor ratings and mocked him during an address at the national prayer breakfast. actress national least portman and her husband benjamin are celebrating the birth of their new baby girl, little amalia was born, on even if 22nd. thinks the couple's second child, congratulations to them fans of the film marry poppins are getting their first glimpse of the upcoming sequel. movie company released this picture from the set of the mary poppins returns, emily blunt is all dressed up as beloved nanny. new film is scheduled for release on christmas day next year. and, talking about a new release this weekend now, hugh jackman is hanging up his claw s in the latest flick in the x men franchise logan as franchise takes a new turn in the tenth installment. patrick stewart also plays professor x, susan marquez has

the preview. >> the world is not the same as it was. >> reporter: logan takes place in the near future as aging super hero embarks on another epic adventure. this time to save a young mutant girl. this episode of the super hero series evolved to become darker, profane and bloody. geared towards an older audience and carries series first r rating. >> the environment, the design , that all combined to make a very dip rent x man world and one we have seen before. >> reporter: this film focuses lesson super pour and mower on his humanity. hugh jackman playing wolverine for ninth and final time calls the movie a love letter to his fans. >> at the moment i knew that this was my last one, for me, the steaks ramped up. everything that i had known about this character or felt about this character is in this movie. >> x man fan.

>> reporter: jackman has played the wolverine role for the past 17 years. >> people will often ask me about my last day, and it weirdly i didn't cry my eyes out, i didn't yell and scream or jump up and downey felt very calm which to me was best sign that i made right choice. >> reporter: susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. chesterbrook academy elementary school students in west chester experienced a delicious, end to their week. they turned their principal and teachers into human ice cream sundays, sweet, and sticky moment was a least ward to the school for reading more than 100,000 minutes during national reading month. but it is not first time that the teachers walked away covered in toppings this is tenth year in a roast for ice cream tradition. and coming up in our next half an hour a very young, super hero. >> i wish that i could save the day again. >> the story of how that little boy helped save his mom

's life. uncovering the past, why developers at a popular philadelphia building, are bringing 1895, back

good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. well, it is well we are below

freezing in the counties so we decided to torture meteorologist justin drabick and send him outside on the cbs-3 sky deck. how are you feeling, justin. >> cold. i have the heavy coat on. you know it is cold if i'm wearing a coat on the skies deck even out here for a minor so you will feel it. we are a few minutes from the sunrise, nice sunrise, clear skies, but that sun will not help out much. in the car today driving the sun will feel strong but outside it hits you in the face. talking about nasty wind chills this morning. temperatures in the lower 20's in the coldest spots even some teens, 19 right now in reading , it is 24 degrees officially at philadelphia international airport, upper teens in millville, even the coast feeling the chill of 26 in wildwood. nineteen both in doylestown, quakertown, 23, mount holly, new jersey. that is half of the battle. we have to deal with the wind and enough to bring wind chills down to the single digits in some locations feeling like nine in allentown , 17 in dover delaware, minus five in mount pocono. ski resorts are cranking out

snow but heading up to the resorts to do skiing and riding we will have to wear the heavier winter gear this morning even in the afternoon. nice and quiet on storm scan three. no intense snow like we had yesterday, maybe snow shower in the poconos but sun, highs still struggling to get 10 degrees below average. they will be stuck in the 30's , upper 40's, wind chills hanging out in the teens and 20's throughout the daze today weekend forecast, second half of the weekend not looking better. maybe 40 if we're lucky tomorrow, at least less wind, there will be a lot of sunshine. another run at 60 degrees next week. we will talk about that in a few minutes, back to you. you usually say real men don't need coats, even though you don't. >> yes, today is one of those days. >> thanks, justin. it is 6:30. time to check roads. lets get to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> well, most of the majors in mass transit are looking good but if you are heading in the city, you will experience closures between arch and market streets for overhead

bridge repair there all lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. on monday. in new jersey, we just got word that the earlier accident we had mentioned had been blocking right lane on 295 south just past 206, that is now cleared. good news is it does not look like there are any residual delays in that area at this time. pottstown we have fire department activity at high street and north bailey street on the scene for building fire so expect traffic tie ups as they work, your alternate there is king street. here's a live look at ben franklin bridge all roads are clear in and out of the city this morning. in the traffic center, i'm amanda muhler now back to you. well, bystander and school bus are hit by bullets in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. new police said they are looking for four suspects caught on camera. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at northwest detectives to tell us more about it, hi there, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan police say gunman fired more than 40 shots from semi automatic weapons so they say

it is miraculous that everyone including innocent bystanders survived. this whole incident caught on cameras take a look at this video, now of the window shattered out of this bus at least eight bullet holes penetrating, the body of the bus this all unfolded just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon in logan on the 4400 block of north 19th street near wingohawking street. we know that a 58 year-old man shot in the left ear is in stable condition at einstein medical center, that victim tells police that he was not intended target and he believes man he was talking to at the time may have been. on that school bus was a 47 year-old driver, a 20 year-old woman and 13 year-old girl but none of them were hit. chief inspector scott small says philadelphia police crime cameras just a block away showed a car with tinted windows parked at the intersection. >> it shows four males, exit that vehicle, all wearing mask s, 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. anyone with any information should call the police. we're live in northwest detectives i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are pausing to remember a fallen officer nearly two years after his death. twenty-second district will hold vigil and balloon release in memory of sergeant robert wilson at 4:00 this afternoon. on march 5th 2015 sergeant wilson went in the game stop to buy his young son a gift. he tried to stop a robbery in that shore and was shot to death. police say sergeant wilson's bravery saved the lives of the other people in that store that day. 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 lit boil who had his phone and was about to

call 911. that child and his grandparents are now in the hospital. "eyewitness news" spoke with that neighbor who is now being praised as a hero. >> we got him out of the kitchen. he had black stuff on his face almost fell down the steps. >> the child and the grandparents are in serious condition, the cause of the fire is under investigation. meantime a seven year-old little boy became a hero when he put what he learned about emergency situationness to practice. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has story from evesham township. >> i just, could not breathe, i could not talk. >> reporter: heart pounding moments for danielle friday morning as she lied on the floor gasping for air after battling bronchitis and 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 i was like, oh, what do i

do and then she said call 911. >> reporter: yes. >> we have taught him how to call 911. i have a lot of medical issues , how do you know if mommy is feeling this way or that way, what do i do. >> reporter: rocco told emergency dispatchers what was hatching. >> when he asked me the questions and what happened and stuffy answered them. >> and then either of these buttons. >> reporter: medicines innings arrived rocco was comforting his mother while crews comforted him. >> and then he came in and they were keeping me, busy, i don't have to worry about what was happening. >> while danielle was rushed to the hospital rocco channeled his inner super hero as he helpedded off to school. >> they walk out, for school with a super manhattan, when he walk out the door. that tells you right there, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: when asked about 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 gave him a hug and said how proud i was of him. >> reporter: natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wonderful little boy indeed one of the original stars of the musical rag time visited cherry hill high east. brian stokes-mitchell loaned his voice to the discussion about the use of the n word in the schools upcoming production. as "eyewitness news" has been reporting the cherry hill high school district originally deleted the word from the script but it recent liz revised its decision after getting input from parents and community leaders. mitchell spoke about the role of race and ethnicity in rag time this she was designed, it is for audience to fall this love with the characters, all of the characters but particularly coal house and sarah so when that language is used against them, the audience also goes, ugh. >> reporter: next week student will sit in and have i discussion that racial slur and they will also watch the

play. hundreds of the thousands of people walked through its doors every single day, but few pay attention to the bourse building history. the new owners gave "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt an exclusive tour, of the their 40 million-dollar renovation plans to bring 1890 's to the area. >> reporter: outside the bourse building in old city is a beautiful piece of 19th century architecture, inside it is shell of the souvenir palace it has been for the past 35 years. the new owners are ready for a change. >> it is hard to put into words. >> reporter: charlie mcgraph is managing direction or with mrp reality overseeing 50 million-dollar renovation top to bottom. >> after we bought it, you know, my team figured what we wanted to understand what was below tile. we took up a small area. >> reporter: say good bye to the 1980's brown tile and hello to the 1890's mow say i can tile. as we continued our tour we noticed this brass number 26 on the floor, the original

number for a vendor inside of the commodity exchange. >> our goal, it is to return it to what it was. >> reporter: on the main floor this is what you will see, food, drinks, other specialty stores that will be featured prominently. bourse building opened up in 1895, one of the original highlights this beautiful atrium, developers hope to restore this atrium to its original glory. here's building undercover trucks in 1894, building's long story is often overlooked by tourist, bobbies a philadelphia historian. >> i tried to point it out to my tour group but they are more interested in getting pizza then architecture. >> reporter: crews are building new offices. >> look at this ceiling. you can see the cavity above the dry wall that was just all that was run. >> reporter: crews knocked down dry wall and tore out tile ceilings to find the original 1890's arches. >> most of the time you are finding what is not good news but when you see the arches

and it is good news, it really gets you excited. >> the thing that gets me excited is we will return to it exactly what it was just at a different chapter in the philadelphia story. >> reporter: new story to be written next spring when it opens. david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness news. very cool, can't wait to see it finished. building will be opened during construction over the next year. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" an amazing story about a least high valley woman. >> how a woman lost 180 pounds in one day i'm jamie ukiss in pennsylvania with her amazing story coming up. >> incredible. >> and a unique talent turns two new jersey boys into internet sensations. if you think it is cold now just you wait justin tells us when temperatures plunge and when warmer weather returns, up next.

back on "eyewitness news" indiana man's story of being saved by 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 ceiling landing where he says he would have been brushing his teeth. bowling calls it divine intervention, but it is his alarm clock that is getting props on line, #saved by the snooze, it is now trending. and a lehigh valley woman spent years, struggling to lose weight, and it wasn't until she ended up in the er that doctors discovered what was growing inside of her. jamie ukiss picks up the story >> reporter: yes. >> this is my closet. >> reporter: meet mary clancy, largest shirt in her closet is size 32, which she fit into in november. >> three of you could now fit in it. >> yeah, and i have nothing to wear right now, today. >> reporter: that is because mary lost 180 pounds in just one day. >> what did you think was happening. >> i was getting to be a fat little old lady. >> reporter: over course of the 17 years mary's weight kept creeping up until she was 365 pounds. >> i would go to the doctors and said let's do test and

everything would be great. >> reporter: it wasn't until she landed in the er at lehigh valley hospital that doctors discovered she had an ovarian cyst of 140 pounds. >> this is an anomaly. >> initially you can understand how it got missed when 5-pound tumor but at 140- pound tumor it is tough to miss it in that later stage. >> reporter: surgeons removed the tumor and had to least construct mary's abdominal wall and remove another 40 pounds of skin. >> her laying on the back flat compromises her breathing and blood vessels in the abdomen. we put her on her side. mass was on the operating table. reconstructive part was almost like being a taylor. >> reporter: now mary needs a taylor. >> everybody keeps telling me lie great. i don't look like myself. >> reporter: she's exited to start a whole new life as half of the person that she used to be. jamie ukiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and doctors say that this

case is a good example of why it is always important to get a second opinion. and incredible story right there. well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and alex wagner joins us live from insuring with the preview, good morning >> reporter: good morning. coming up today's headlines plus keeping uprising down, a look at how law makers in several states are pushing for proposals to reign in protesters. one company's plan to serve healthy, affordable food to communities that need it most. coming soon a live action reboot of the disney classic, and a hollywood movie monster gets a brand new look, our movie critic is here to look at best what springtime has to offer film fans. >> all that plus your eye opener, dish, music in your saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> looking forward to it, as always, thanks, guys. well, weather may not be ideal for new jersey shore but the atlantic city boat show is

underway. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to the atlantic city convention center to show us how boating industry is rebounding and is what on display. >> reporter: from wave runners to pontoon cruisers, sport fishing boats to luxury yachts , the atlantic city boat show has more to see then ever and their reason is simple, people are willing to spend. >> boating tracks closely with consumer confidence. as we see that rise, boating sales go up. >> reporter: size fluctuated pretty closely with the economy n2010 there were 150 boats here as leisure industry plumeted this year there are more than 500 boats on display >> that is just more products flooding the marketplace so there is more demand. >> reporter: experts say boat manufacturers adjusted to attract people looking for value. center console boats aimed at hard core fisherman are outfit ted with cushioning for cruising. >> we have full loungers up forward. >> reporter: pontoon boats are bread and butter for this man

who has seen better sales. >> rebound started last year. we have seen a huge up tic in the past two months, not only with boat sales but with marina in general. >> reporter: people more confident to spend, the family from barnegat, new jersey. >> we originally bought a 19- foot center console. last year we upgraded to a 24- foot walk around more comfort for kids. >> reporter: now they are out for accessories with more than 440 vendors at the show what berth place to dream then have a little fun like difficult with this pedal board. >> it is not all about falling in the water in my pair of clothes. talk about fun, this is a water slide on a boat available on this upon tour boat great for family, atlantic city boat show runs from wednesday to sunday, $16 for adults, free for kids to get in. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you know a lot of people can't wait to get on the water but this weekend probably not

best for that. >> nothing like being on the water. head out to the boat show but bring warm thoughts. >> exactly. >> excited. >> in the mood. >> exactly. >> maybe pick up a million-dollar yachts that they have got on the show there, but temperatures, this morning, certainly far from feeling like spring or even summer. we are down in the teens in the backyards from the weather watchers. check it out. it is most cold we have had in a while. it will be colder tonight. this morning was cold probably knock off another 5 degrees for sunday morning. nottingham chester county full sun right now, sunnies up, 17 degrees, we will struggle to get back above freezing in chester county today, same deal in northern delaware. this hour, 17 at delores lee's house in, newark, and very cold conditions, not much better, on the other side of the river here in new jersey, mullica john carroll full sunshine right now, 20 degrees , you get the idea. lower 20's also around the suburbs. cherry hill. just outside the city here to the north, we will go up to loose's house in eagleville 19 .

ski resorts, loving it right now, cranking out snow, check it out we will go live to big boulder right now where it is like a blizzard right there with the sun out and they are building back their base, that they lost from the recent warm weather, but still, conditions have been decent, and it will be a good weekend. if you had are planning to do skiing, riding you will need goggles. they will have these guns running with the cold arctic air in place and able to extend the ski season for a few more weeks. check out that ski report, 48 in jack frost, big boulder. lost a couple of trails but probably will be able to open them up again when they throw down new snow. still you up to 48 in camelback, blue mountain still in good shape with 33 trails opened as of yesterday evening so all weekend long, ideal skiing conditions. in problems getting up to the resorts with dry conditions across the region. now, cold air arctic air settled in behind this front that brought snow squals yesterday. it moves off shore, replace by high pressure but brings in cold air with the northwesterly wind flow. snow pack in can inadequacies, cold air rushing in, temperatures today struggled

to get 10 degrees below average. with the cold dry air in place we have had breezes around, elevated fire risk, through the day to daze, across the delaware valley. wind gusting to 30 to 35 miles an hour. relative humidity less than 30 . those are prime conditions, to develop, some wild fires, there so watch out for opened flames, just be careful. they can be spread in conditions like this. today, certainly tomorrow, as well. not much happening right now though on storm scan three for mid-atlantic. couple lake effect snow showers in upstate new york. maybe a snow shower in the poconos. that is it majority of the region is nice and quiet. high pressure is over us. that locks in the cold air, and then tonight the winds will relax more, so we will drop down to about 20 for philadelphia, maybe the teens, even here in the city. you will know suburbs will be down to the teens. we are seeing 17 right now in the colder spots and getting down to the lower teens probably. this is coldest night since january 10th. been a while. especially coming off days with highs in the 70's. again no big storms to talk about over the next 48 hours,

high pressure is dominating the mid-atlantic. that is good news there we have warmer air returning for next week. people notice that in the form of the clouds on monday ace a warm front moves by to the north and west, next chance of rain holds off until tuesday. lot these wind chills. what it feels like when we factor in the wind. teens through the rest of the morning. a was he get in the afternoon not a whole lot better. may feel as warm as 25 around wilmington and philadelphia, and then it gets very cold tonight, and if you have plans to head outside tonight around town, dinner plans, obviously heavy coats, jackets, gloves, and scarves, will be needed with wind chills down in the single digits, early on sunday morning, and then with the sunshine, and lighter wind sunday those wind chills values better by afternoon getting up to about 30 degrees up and down patterns for the temperatures. that is how it has been. that is what we are dealing w cold air in place today, tomorrow. jet stream moves back to the north next week we will see a surge of 60's returning for tuesday in, to wednesday, and then another shot of cooler air returns for the end of the next week, not as cold as what we're dealing are right now but that is what we are used

to typical for march. 38 degrees for the high today but it feels much colder when we factor in the wind. here's the extended forecast, for, if we are lucky tomorrow back to the 50's on monday, 60 's with some showers tuesday and then we will hang out in the lower 50's by end of the next week. jan, back to you. pizza hut has a new waste to order your piss, pie tops or sneakers that order up food by pressing a button on the shoe's tongue. um. blue tooth technology and ge o location lets pizza hut know where to deliver the pies. limited addition shoes coincide with march madness, pizza hut only produced 64 pairs, same number of teams in the basketball tournament. most of those, shoes will be handed out as part of the promotion but some may be made available to the public. that is a weird one, i have to admit. two boys in new jersey are internet sensations, for their unique skill. video has gone viral that shows the brothers, tossing and spinning pizza dough in their father's restaurant. as alice gainer reports, they

are eating up their new found fame. >> reporter: millions of watched this video of 12 year-old michael and 10 year-old nicholas spinning pizza dough, they spin it, toss it to each other and spin it back. you can see it runs through their veins. brothers learned cool skills here at car mine's pizza factory. >> my dad taught me how to spin pizza dough. >> is he as good as you guys. >> no. >> reporter: dad, agrees. >> without a doubt, two little boys play catch. i would throw the dough at them. they would throw it back and they picked it up quick. >> reporter: car mine's learned from it a old boss, they would toss it in the window as a waste to attract customers. >> it is pizza tossing, free style. >> reporter: brothers talents have taken them all over the country to perform in pizza shows. >> i love it, because it is fun, and i like going places. >> reporter: so how hard is it to spin pizza dough? i gave it a whirl.

we're using plastic dough though so i don't ruin the real pizza dough but boys can spin real dough just as easily as for how boys are dealing with their new fans. >> i love the fame, the popularity. >> reporter: he puts no spin on that. well, that is mess more rising, talented kids there just tossing dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me.

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tomorrow we will get to 40. 10 degrees below average. fifty's return monday. watch out for showers around tuesday but feeling good in the 60's. hanging out in the 50's rest of next week. >> i see a lot of sun. >> sun feels good. >> thanks, justin. that is it for "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend.

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