bill to be pulled from the floor. >> that is the best thing we could do politically speaking is ileto bam a care implode. >> reporter: frustrated president trump spoke from the oval office after house republicans speaker paul ryan pulled the health care bill at the president's request. ryan made a personal visit to the, oval office to tell the president there were not enough votes to get rid of obama care. speaker ryan said this moments after pulling the bill. >> we have to do better and we will. i absolutely believe that. this is a setback no two ways bit but it is not the end of the story. i know every man and women in this conference is now motivated then ever to step up our game. >> reporter: bill dropped requirements that insurance company cover 10 essential services including hospitalization, maternity care, prescription and mental health, many republicans in the freedom caucus called the bilo bam a care light and voted no. virtually all democrats gave it a thumbs down.

allentown congressman charlie dent, a republican, was the strong opponent of the health care bill. his office told us in the statement quote, congressman dent's position would have remained the same, he would have voted no, congressman dent had said repeatedly this should not be the subject of artificial timelines or politically motivated deadlines. it should be done right. congressman frank lobiondo in new jersey was another republican hold out who said in a statement quote i planned to vote no today on this specific obama carry placement bill, it is not a declaration that obama should stay. it shouldn't. obama care has failed on a host of key metrics, promised to south jersey residents and i remain committed to repeal. pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick, a local republican, also said he would have voted no, democrats in the tri-state area, they were in uni son they would have been no votes, house speaker ryan didn't give a time line for another possible go at health care, president trump says he wants to focus on tax reform. reporting live, david spunt

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". house minority leader nancy pelosi took to the cameras to share her thoughts on the demise of the repeal and replace effort. >> it is pretty exciting for us. yesterday our anniversary to day a victory for affordable care act and more importantly important the american people. >> minority leader went on to call the republican legislation more of the tax break for the wealthy then a health care bill. there air lot of implications of this breaking news surrounding the republican's effort to repeal and replace affordable care act. we will get inside from cbs news political director and face the nation host john dickerson coming up live at 5:30. authorities in burlington county are investigating the double murder of a mother and her young child inside their own home. their bodies were discovered last night at fox meadows apartments in maple shade. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at the scene with what we know so far , alycia.

>> reporter: nicole, quiet here in maple shade at this apartment complex, police left the scene a little while ago but neighbor tell us they are still shocked, stunned, rocked to the core by the gruesome murder of a mom and her young son. >> the burlington county prosecutor's office, and police in maple shade, are investigating a gruesome double homicide at fox meadow apartments in south jersey. authorities say that a husband came home to the apartment on hamilton road, and inside, found his wife and their six year-old son, each stabbed multiple times. an autopsy still need to be done to confirm how mother and son died, but while that is in the works investigators spent more than 16 hours collecting evidence, fingerprinting the apartment, hoping to find out who committed this double homicide. >> it is a horrible tragedy and we as a community will do what we need to do to find the perpetrator and step up what we do as a community to help

one another because that is what it is all about. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 r neighbor who saw the father, moments after he found his wife and son's dead body. also hear why this case is getting international attention. for now live from south jersey alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police continue to investigate a homicide that occurred in clayton, new jersey early this morning, three three-year old kenneth bernard mostly of fair hilltown ship cumberland county was found dead after a shooting at 31 downs street. police say victim was sitting in the chair in the living room of his girl friend's home and was shot through the sliding glass door. >> my wife and i we woke up to what we thought was gunfire, we had three shots, came downstairs to make sure everything was okay, nothing was wrong with our house, before we could call police or do anything like that police started showing upstairs and cordoning off the house next door to us. >> reporter: police say mostly knew shooter saying crime was

quote planned and personal, two other adults and children were home at the time, in other injuries were reported. a judge has cleared way for prosecutors to retry monsignor william lynn to day judge denied a request by lynn 's defense team to block a retrial. "eyewitness news" was there as lynn left court, defense is expected to appeal today's ruling. monsignor lynn served three years of the three to six year sentence, when the pennsylvania supreme court overturned his conviction over trial errors. that was the second time, lynn 's 2012 convictions for child endangerment had been thrown out. former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky was back in court seeking a new trial. he is appealing his 2012 convictions for sexually abusing 10 boys and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more from certainty county. >> reporter: former assistant penn state football coach and convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky back inside of a center county courthouse this afternoon, facing a new judge in the late's peel to

get a new trial. a quick joke and seven three-year old jerry sandusky escorted inside center county courtroom in front of the new powe relief conviction act hearing. in november the pennsylvania supreme court, appointed judge john, from jefferson county to oversee pcra hearing after jack mccleveland and p.c. ra case from the start reaccused himself. >> he seemed attentive to what we have. >> reporter: current defense attorney lindsey and andrew salem called four witnesses to the stand including a psychologist and two state police investigators. they claim that the three suggestively questioned sandusky's accusers. >> suggestive questions i go when important lease officers say this is what everybody is saying. more or less why don't you go along. in this type of the case that type of questioning is shall we say raises credibility issue. >> reporter: prosecutors argue that the accusers were not

coached but investigators had to ask specific questions, to get sandusky's accusers to feel comfortable and open up. joe amendola sandusky's trial attorney also testified. he provided ineffective council. he countered he just did not have time. >> it was very frustrating. we were having boxes delivered to us, right up until trial and not having had the time to go through those boxes. >> reporter: now this hearing will continue on two days, may 11th and 26th, after then, this new judge could then deciding whether or not jerry sandusky could face a new trial. reporting here from center county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just a short time ago former penn state president graham spanier was found guilty of one count of child endangerment over his handling of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. spanier did not take the stand in his trial and his lawyer rested his case, without calling a single witness to the stand.

jurors acquitted spanier of the other two county faced, conspiracy and second count of child endangerment. investigators in gloucester county of announced at rest of the youth hockey coach, walter tracie furinden has been arrested on sexual contact charges spanning decade. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 cleve bryan will have a live report from woodbury, new jersey with details on the investigation that stretches multiple states. welshing spring warmth is finally on its way but those april showers are showing up a little bit early as well. we are in for an unsettled pattern of weather and for more we will get to meteorologist kate bilo live on the sky deck with what we can expect as we kick off the weekend, kate. >> temperatures are on their way up, not a ton of sunshine right now but we have a few breaks, of blue sky and gusty breeze right now. temperatures heading up but we will be on the little roller coaster with rain chances just about every day. look at pattern we are entering into storm scan three

showing a few cloud tonight but as we widen out we will show you a warm front which has set up shop, just off to the north. you can see it over portions of new england. right now far to the north but that boundary will be migrating north, south, back and forth across the region over next few days and position of that front will determine not only our temperatures but also when we will see some rain, pop up, we will try to clear it out by next week but temperatures right now, 58 in philadelphia, pretty seasonal, 56 in reading , 55 in allentown and at 57 degrees in millville. heading out for your friday night no problems this evening , should stay dry just some cloud out there, temperatures seasonal and less wind, wind will die down, overnight, cloudy not as cold, bottoming out in the upper 40 's and warm day on saturday but we have a chance for a few showers saturday. also warmest day we have felt in weeks but sunday, completely different, bit of the half and half weekend, dreary finish to the weekend tell you about a drop in temperatures and track those

rain chance necessary to next week, for now, back inside to you. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" more arrests in the london terror attack this is aspirins charles and another famous before it shows their support for victims and their families, the latest, at 5:30. it looks like a game but it is medical treatment that is changing the lives of some stroke patients, what it is helping them do that from a physical therapy cannot. it has been 19 years but guard brooks is back in philadelphia, he talks one on one with our vittoria woodill and has a little welcome back present for him. lets look live at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city, coming up at 6:00 it is national cheese steaks day and no meat friday and lent for friday but what do some priests and catholics

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on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight, new hope, for stroke

patients. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to show us some new high tech therapies. >> reporter: thinks really interesting to go see, guys. 800,000 people have strokes every year in the you had. and many survivors, suffer paralysis or weakness. well, now researchers are working on an unusual new way to help them, and others. david stevenson says that this robotic arm and video game helps regain movement after a stroke earlier this year, left his left side, paralyzed. >> my arm, my leg, i could not move at all, i had slurred speech and my face was druping >> reporter: david tested this new technology in the study at johns-hopkins school of medicine during his recovery. >> it is like a playing a video game, stuff that is actually helping you. >> reporter: team of artists, neurologists and engineers created interactive game to help patients move again. >> it is a way to make them sort of playful exploratory way, explore movements

otherwise wouldn't try. >> reporter: ate laos patient toss mayor more natural movements they don't do during physical and occupational therapy. >> right kind of movements which will allow brain to rewire, so that they can move like they did before they had an injury. >> reporter: technology is being tested with a larger group, david hopes it will help others recover. >> most people would be happy, you know, where i'm at now but i want to be completely 100 percent. >> reporter: researchers hoped that technology, can one day, also, be used to assist war veterans. certainly really cool technology, helping lots of people. >> yes, exactly. >> okay. honor of world history month philadelphia center in the park hosted its first wonders of women summit. they led discussions on rights , women and economic security and gay rights activism. center in the park promotes positive aging and community connections, for adults, 55 and older. the philadelphia police

department and big brothers, big sisters program are launching a new program within the philadelphia school. >> a new big initiative will pair volunteer police officers with youth schools located in the district that they serve. hope is relationships will build stronger bond between law enforcement and the families. i love that. >> um-hmm. >> meteorologist kate bilo is back inside. i told thaw wind is whipping around out there it is funny, it is calm until we go live and then it is a wind tunnel. wind will get you this afternoon. it is not as bad as a couple days ago but temperatures are on their way up. good news. problem is we have introduce aid chance of rain in the forecast pretty much every day starting tomorrow and through tuesday of next week. we will enter into a milder but slightly unsettled pattern right through next several days. it is spring after all. lets look outside right now, cloud and breaks of sun, poconos did pick up a few .1 of an inch of ice, some folks out there on the slopes still plenty of snow this cold march

has insured ski resorts have been able to make snow and people are enjoying that as we head in the weekend. tomorrow will be great day to be out on the slopes because it will be mild, cloudy in the poconos but you should get out of there no problems. looking at storm scan three shows batch of cloudy moving in here for overnight hours, cloud will be in place through much of the night but that will keep us feeling milder out there tonight as well. we will see temperatures not drop below 50-degree mark, far cry from the teens and 20's we saw a couple nights ago. thinks our weather maker. actual center of the low back near minneapolis, cold front that will take a while this will be impacting our weather for next several days this warm front to the north right now will migrate south through the day tomorrow. by tomorrow evening, couple showers could move in the area , on sunday that front goes south of our area ushering in a cool east wind back door cold front on sunday sunday will be much colder then saturday. then front goes north again and we will see temperatures warming up on monday.

just a back and forth all dictate by position of the boundary. right new some cloud, but walk in the board here rehoboth beach looks nice out there this afternoon. mild enough for a stroll of the boardwalk and everything will stay quiet no rain overnight. tomorrow we will start the day with sun, six or 7:00 a.m. start the day looking good, city on south at 9:00 a.m. we are seeing sunshine through 2:00, mostly cloudy, warm and you will a be able to get outside. tomorrow around dinner hours, showers will try to pop up. if you have dinner plans out in the city, even in philadelphia these showers have migrate aid bit further south and could linger until nine or 10:00 before moving out. sunday a cool east wind and cloud and scattered pockets of the drizzle and light rain on and off throughout the entire day. sunday really no easy way to put it just a miserable day, gray, dreary, chilly and raw east wind. morning sun and we will warm to 07 degrees. watch for late day showers,

continuing in the evening, and through the dinner hour and rain chances, increasing, and, hoe percent tomorrow, and 50 percent, and 07 percent chance to see rain, and just a few patchy cloud, out, this friday night, 51 degrees, milder then recent nights have been good night for walking around the city. overnight cloudy, not as cold, 48 degrees abe take a lot at difference here. 07 degrees tomorrow. sunday a full 20 degrees colder. that 50 may be optimistic on sunday. sunday will feel cold, dreary, and damp and go right back near 70 on monday. again with the chance for showers. so, still a roller coaster. >> working it somehow. >> okay, thanks kate. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" busy moms find it difficult to find friend or make time for friend in their schedule. now is there an app, for that, of course, dating app for moms. >> and much more, we will show you in our next half an hour,

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on this friday during lent many faced with a tough decision because it was a day to celebrate a philadelphia favorite. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 the people choose the church or cheese steaks. >> oh, man not a good choice there. >> no winners there. >> don bell, you are here and we have been having to highlight some of the high school teams, and it that is time of the year. >> big time talent in this city. this is a special situation in south philadelphia right now. hey, years ago nba coaching legend pat riley trademarked three pete. football bounces their way the girls at newman goretti high school will get a chance to throw around that phrase for the rest of their lives. girls basketball team looking for their third straight class

a state championship tomorrow they will play bishop in hershey and, you know, they just can't wait. >> we play the game of basketball, opportunity for you guys, to have fun, witt. enjoy your teammates and enjoy this moment. >> i expect a big atmosphere to go out, get a w and just go ahead, play hard, and get the win. >> i'm ready to be focused, ready to get back there, get that chocolate milk, and get that giant taco bar ready. >> yes. think of the newman goretti boys won their fourth straight state title last night bibelotting lincoln park 89-58. during the state playoffs they beat their opponents by an average of 29 points per game. can you say come nation, big time. so now the girls are looking to handle their part of the deal. >> we want the best for both of us. with the guys winning last night, sending text messages out and now it is our time. it is all back on us.

we have to go ahead and bring it back to newman goretti. boys handled business. now we have to do the same. >> how about that. >> friendly competition, you guys go win, you go win and we will celebrate together. >> i love it, and then the taco. >> milk shakes. >> good plan. >> yes. >> thanks, don. we do have breaking news to share with you right now chopper three is live over a fire on state road in croyden bucks county, thinks at a business called railway specialties corporation, which specializes in making water tight doors for aircraft carriers. so far there are no reports of any injuries and right now no word on a cause, we will continue to follow that and bring you very latest. coming up in our next half an hour he's back country music legend garth brooks is in philadelphia for the first time in 19 years and who else will he get a interview to but our own vittoria woodill. he's live with garth and trish

yearwood. that is up next. adele is far from her home and feeling sad, her heartfelt shout out to london in the wake of this weeks terror

a dramatic defeat for the republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act, how speaker paul ryan pulls the bill, president trump says that he is moving on. we will continue to follow breaking news at 5:30 i'm nicole brewer, ukee washington is off. i'm jessica dean. president trump says republicans were close but just could not get enough votes for the bill. a short time ago speaker paul ryan explained why he pulled the bill, and leadership could not convince conservative republicans to get on board, they wanted a complete repeal of the affordable care act, president trump and democratic leaders also weighed in. >> i think we have to ileto bam a care go its way for a little while and we will see how things do well. i would like to see it do well , but it can't. it is not a question of i hope it does well, would i love it to do well, i want great health care for the people of this nation but it can't do

well. it is imploding, and soon will explode and it is not going to be pretty. so, the democrats don't want to see that, so they will reach out when they are ready and when they are ready we're ready. >> it is exciting for us. yesterday our anniversary to day victory for affordable care act more importantly for the american people. >> president trump says he is ready to focus on tax reform and building the border wall. joining us now is host of the face the nation john dickerson , john, this has been a day, what happens now? >> well, that is the big question what happens now. the president said he wants to move on to tax reform, but that has got to be a very complicated thing. that is not any picnic either and a lot of the same complexities he was introduce todd this law he will now also face. the thing to watch for in the next couple daises will there grow to be any distance between president trump and house speaker paul ryan.

they worked very closely on this bill, basically the president, picking up sales job of the bill that was designed by paul ryan and republicans in the house. that was notable because the president, attacked paul ryan numerous times during the campaign. they work well together but they were unsuccessful. a lot of the presidential is have been attacking paul ryan in the press. so does that continue. reason that is important if is there a bad relationship between two of them it is harder to get these more complicated things done in the future. >> president started out with a lot of political capitol in the sense they have house, senate, the executive branch of government. you would spend a lot of political capitol to try to get something like this done. so now as the dust starts to settle, how much capitol has he spent as you mentioned when you go to start the next big thing do you have enough to dot next big thing. >> well, he has expended some capitol the question is, what has he learned in terms of how

to go forward into the next approach. there are approach that he is donald trump could take to a number of different issues that would grab a lot of democratic votes. he could pass a prescription drug plan where he basically is very much in step with number of democrats including bernie sanders. he could really move over to kind of some old fashion deal making with the other side, that is true on infrastructure expenditures and also true on immigration. but he would have to abandon big chunks of his own party. he could put together a coalition. there are possibilities. but that would require, some risk taking and require him to basically rewire his presidency what he has chosen to do, so far is run purely as appealing to his base and the republican party, the strategy that they chose for this affordable care act replacement was 100 percent republican strategy. same one democrats tried with obama care and for which republicans attacked them, quite a lot over last eight

years. so, the question of political capitol is how he chooses to spend it. we will just to have see what he does in the future you guys will after lot to talk about on sunday, quickly can you give us a preview what you will be doing on sunday. >> sure. we will talk to tom cotton, senator about what happens here, republican senator about what happens next on health care and then we have adam shift, ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee a lot of fire works in the investigation into russian election interference and trump campaign and tray gowdy to talk about these claims about wiretapping of the president trump when he was a candidate, trying to sort through some of that this week there has been hearings, back and forth, we will try to get it settled for people bite end of the week. >> we will be watching, john, thanks for being with us. watch face the nation every sunday at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. london police say they have made more arrests in connection with wednesday's terror attacks.

that brings the number of suspects in custody to nine. the accused attacker khalid masood was killed by police. today britain's prince charles visited victims recovers at kings college hospital and met with medical staff to visit dozens of people during the rampage. lon owe on's mayor laid flowers for 48 years old officer keith palmer. he was fatally stabbed on guard outside parliament. >> unaudible. >> tribute to the london attack victims took place at adele's cons inert new zealand last night. she asked the crowd to light up the venue with their phones and dedication to those affected by at tax in her hometown. she marked the emotional moment with her rendition of bob dylann's make you feel my love. astronauts are working outside the international space station, nasa shayne kim

brail and thomas spent more six hours in space today. here we can see one completing upgrade on the outside of the station. they are preparing for a new docking ring that will allow commercial spacecraft to link up with the out post. today's space walk is first of the three scheduled over the next few weeks. for 48 years, the george washington carver science fair has brought students across the city to one of the largest science fares in the country. >> that challenges students grade four through 12 to show their science skills in a variety of projects. one of the winners eighth grader, used a scientific method to test effects of different kind offhanded sanitizers, soap and water on the bacteria found on hand. >> i was always like really interested in how things grow, develop, so i know i wanted to do something along those lines i have a baby brother. i also wanted to know like how , how i can maybe come up with something that could really be useful in the future , and this project will also like help my baby brother

, by preventing him from getting sick. >> students say, skills and categories including biochemistry, consumers and environmental science. still to come on "eyewitness news" it is like a dating app but for moms, see a new technology that helps busy moms find friend. it is not just about play dates these moms says they are much more. family fun with suppliers it wasn't your normal night out at the game why this was a game changer for some families who needed a night out, kate. well, weekend is finally upon us and we're talking about warmer weather but the warm up comes with a bit of the catch as we head into sunday, we will see rain moving back in the area but for saturday 70 in the city and points south, cooler to the north with more cloud and a stray shower but as we head into our sunday that is when we have a better chance to pick up rain and drizzle, more dreary day, can't rule out a stray shower saturday but that is

well, new technology is helping, mothers make friend, that is moms and other moms for play dates. >> and, the dating app, they connect moms, based on location, common interest and children's ages. focus of the app like mom co, peanut and hello momas toys bring women and children together and some who use them say the matches have led to lasting friendships. >> as a mom you need real people sometimes. you need real people to invite to birthday parties, you need a real mom friend to call in an emergency, we need a real friend. >> health experts say social support from these friendships are beneficial allowing moms to know they are not alone. apps provide information about

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you can help change the life of the child, we will hoe our eighth an out ronald mc donald house charities tell -a-thon. >> they provide comforts of home to families of sick children but they also, offer more than that, as well. sports director don bell, joins some families at a flyers game recently. don, how was that. >> we had a good time they are really in to it. when are child is sick activities that many other take for granted can be once

in a lifetime experience willings. philadelphia flyers invited several ronald mcdonald house families to sit in the box at wells fargo center. i haddon or of joining them it is philadelphia ronald mc donald house night at the flyers game: little nicholas is having a great time cheering on the orange and black special night for this five-year old, helping him forget for just a few hours, cancer battle he has been fighting for most of his young life. >> he had his third surgery and third round of chemo. >> is he go to go repeat everything that mom says. >> yes. >> yes. >> nicholas was diagnosed with the rare cancer and spinal cord and has been staying at ronald mcdonald house on and off for four years. tonight's outing is an unusual treat for this little fighter. >> it is awesome, something that i wouldn't be able to otherwise do for him especially going through what we have gone through the last four years. this is begging for five years

old to come out and enjoy a hockey game especially like this one. >> reporter: this little goalie has stance down pat. seventeen year-old colin delaney is also enjoying this rare night. >> it is really amazing. it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to sit in the book >> we are not aloud out much because of his recovering from the bone marrow transplant. this is actually extraordinary that we can be here tonight, it is super cool, and really nice to be out of the house with people and be normal and having fun. >> reporter: colin has been a patient at children's hospital of philadelphia for close to 300 nights. >> it is called ronald mc donald room. they will give you free dinner everybody can come and eat as much as they wanted. they have donated washing machines. my mom could wash my clothes, blankets, pillows and stuff instead of driving all the way home and having to wash it there. >> the ronald mcdonald room on the oncology floor we would have been completely lost,

even preparing to be able to stage to. >> reporter: place for exhausted parents to decompress just like these families are experiencing tonight at wells fargo center, and even though flyers lost, there were smiles all around, this special group of fans. >> reporter: again our ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank is this tuesday, march 28th, from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we will be accepting donations to help these brave children and their families, and we hepp to hear from you, we will be live all day here on cbs-3, you can also join in on twit ter, and at cbs philly.com , and see nicholas there, five-year old kid, and doing everything he had to say >> little echo. >> exactly. >> nice when you can just be a kid as a family and hang out. >> yes. >> thanks very much. >> all right, kate, lets talk about this crazy weather. >> lets that you can about this weather. we have rain chances in the forecast every day through at lee next tuesday and next

weekend possibly when more rain. we are entering a pretty showery pattern not quite april yet but april showers are making themselves known just a few weeks early. the good news is temperatures are on the way up for tomorrow tomorrow is not a wash out but your best bet to get outside, heading in to sunday temperature drops and things change. here's a look outside, go out to a live look from our parkway central library camera in and out of the cloud, sun all day long, cloud seem to have won, for now, mostly cloudy as we look toward the sunset sky but nothing to be seen there just yet, of course we're still an hour or so away from seeing any sunset colors in the sky. maybe we will get clearing out there before things are all said and done. good news heading out, in the city temperatures are a little bit milder then they have been in recent days. you don't need a heavy coat, gloves, hat and whole 9-yard like we did a few nights ago. we have temperatures in the lower 60's, jenny janssen in cherry hill, dew .38, she says

air is moistening up, and she says nice day but looking forward to a warm, saturday, we all are. 58 degrees to the north of the city in chestnut hill, phil at 58 with sun peeking through cloud and heading down to delaware, 56 as we check with walt inner newark and he has got sunshine and 56 degrees. pretty nice day outside, we had decent sunshine, earlier today you can see shot for allen showing blue skies for yesterday and the flowers are still popping up here. this is the flowers from john haveman looking nice. spring's on the way, just been on a little march hiatus but lets talk about what we can expect moving forward. cloud moving in this evening, and those cloud will be around through tonight, that will keep things a little warmer then we have seen over past few nights, we will see temperatures bottom out not far below 50, not that cold if you are sleeping tonight out early tomorrow morning either. storm scan three shows weather maker with the warm front becoming a stationary front

that me anderd back and forth over next couple days and eventually will get that cold front to come through on tuesday bringing a better chance for some rain. as far as right now 53, cloudy , kutztown you can see blue skies but mostly cloudy and will stay that way. lets talk about month of march do you remember how warm it was? i remember because i went out and bought flowers, in my flower boxes. you are not supposed to do planting until around mothers day we will were wind told believe spring had arrived early, seven and a half degrees above average last march. march 2015, 4.4 degrees below average, that is lowest below average month we have had since then this month so far, 2.6 degrees below normal. here's our weather maker tomorrow that front stalled to the north, allowing warm air to creep in but watch what happens on sunday, front moves just a bit south and notice yellow and greens we will allow that cool northeasterly wind to invade, sunday is more than 20 degrees colder then saturday. feel like a totally different

day. monday that front accounts back to the north allowing warmth to come back in and constant each day with the chance for some showers or stalled out front brings a trend for cloud, rain, drizzle even a thunderstorm possible on monday but temperatures flirting back to near 70 degrees. overnight, not as cold, 48 for tomorrow, warmth, some sunshine to start and then cloud build in watch for showers especially right around dish time and then on sunday a big drop in the mercury dreary, chilly with drizzle, monday, showers back to 67, it looks like finally clearing things out and get some sun back but not until wednesday or thursday. jessica and nicole back to you >> kate, thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" garth brooks and trish yearwood are in town and they are taking philadelphia fans by storm. >> opening night is a one night i think for cities, opening night is best night of all. >> it has been a few years since they have taken philadelphia stage, we will hear from the musical coming up

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superstar garth brooks and trish yearwood are in philadelphia this weekend for four shows, and three days. >> it has been a few years since they have taken the stage in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill talked to both of them and had a special gift for superstars. she joins us live from the wells fargo center, tori. >> hi y'all, that is right, it is a big night for country music fans in philadelphia, this combination is huge, it is world's biggest tour and that is right it is stopping here. we are out front of the wells fargo center. lots of cowboy hats and boots around but you know what, garth and trish haven't had a philly cheese steaks so i may

have made a pit stop, to see what they thought of some of the philadelphia's finest. >> how are you doing. >> great. >> reporter: get ready y'all, garth brooks and trish year wood are in town and ready to kick off the ceiling of the wells fargo center. >> we are excited to be back. it is great to see face is here from last time. >> reporter: nineteen years since they have performed in philadelphia and one thing they have learned from time off and touring again. >> it is appreciation is probably one of the big word. >> that is a big word for you. >> reporter: thanks, philly. >> and there is nothing like working with the one you love. >> when you catch eyes at each other on the stage, it is like how i look at a cheese stake, i fall in love all over again. it really is a silly ritual. he gets ready. my show is in the mid of his show. so i never get dressed. i never get in my show outfit until he is gone because i want to when i come out on stage for it to be special. that is our little thing.

>> thank you very much. >> reporter: my thing is cheese steaks and i came prepared after hearing this. >> you have come to with the great cheese stake is, best one in that town, you guys tell me. >> i'm tori from cbs-3, i brought some cheese steaks. >> that a girl. >> i have them right here, all right. you will need your energy and your strength. so something for philly just for you and trish. >> this is pat's and thinks geno'sy love you like onions today do you. >> i got my wife, yes. >> you like cheese whiz. >> a great time in philadelphia. >> do i look like i enjoy them >> thanks very much. >> have a fantastic show. >> jessica and nicole, i know what you are thinking, you are thinking they didn't eat cheese steaks on cameras i know but when you think bit, when you eat a cheese steaks how do you do it, you put your elbows up and take it bite by bite and savior it. you cannot do that quick. we don't have enough time in 1:30 piece to fit that all in

there. let me say this they are pumped for tonight and for this weekend and so are fans. it will be a great show. see if you can make it out. sunday is sold out but still make it out enjoy cowboys and girls in there trish and garth , great weekend, now back to you guys. >> they are known for being so loving their fans and just a great interview so glad you got to meet them. >> tori is known for eating cheese steaks on camera that is her gig and they just didn't want to steel it. >> definitely in the shy. if you are a fan of country music 52nd annual academy of country muse ache ward is sunday april 2nd at 8:00 p.m. watch it live right here on cb three all next week win a pair of tickets to the concert coming to philadelphia, tune into cbs this morning monday to find out how you can enter to win. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a murder mystery in maple shade, new jersey a mother and her young son killed and tonight the tragic details and why the case is getting national

attention. a youth ice hockey coach charged with fondling children in new jersey and delaware, i'm cleve bryan, coming up how far back these allegations go. verdict is in, jury makes their decision on former penn state president graham spanier 's role in the jerry sandusky sexual assault scandal. their ruling and the university's response. we're heading for un settled weather pattern over next several days, several chances for rain, thunderstorms and temperatures while rising up and down i'll break down your weekend and when rain chances move out, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. it is just a horrible, it is horrible to hear that and especially to have it, right outside your front door. a neighborhood coming to grip with a gruesome crime, a man find his wife and young son murdered in their burlington county apartment,

and tonight, police are combing through the evidence. that investigation is getting international attention. beginning i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia near nieves joins us live from maple shade tonight, alycia. >> reporter: nicole and jessica, this case had received international attention because mother and son have been of indian dissent, and news outlets there are reporting, concerns that this could be a hate crime in america. but officials here in burlington county say at this point there is no evidence to suggest that. the evidence so far, zone shows that this is, in fact a disturbing double whom side. for more than 16 hours a major case unit in burlington county combed through an apartment on hamilton road, dusting for fingerprints, pulling out bags of evidence, hoping to find something that would help them solve a gruesome double homicide. >> total, tal