back on "eyewitness news", six of the 10 being held in connection water or attack near london's parliament have been now released, the two women and four men were all arrested in birmingham england where police say attacker khalid masood recently lived. police believe masood act add loan wednesday but wanted to know when others helped prepare for the attack. authorities say masood drove an suv into people in the busy bridge and stabbed a police officer near parliament.

four people killed, dozens were injured, elizabeth palmer has more on masood's background. >> reporter: man calling himself khalid masood by the time he was shot dead outside britain's parliament started life as adrian russell adele, a british born kid who went to a christian school in kent, in england and loved soccer. british police are trying to understand why decade later he decided to commit mass murder with a rented car. it is likely that masood changed his name when he converted to islam, it is three separate stints in jail, one for slashing a man in the face with a knife, that police say his last convictions was back in 2003. by the time masood acted this week he was married with children, and highly unusually was five two-year old. >>orte richard walter is former london police head of the counter terrorism. >> a five two-year old male

that is quite exceptional and obviously we have to be concerned about how he was radicalized. >> reporter: another puzzling fact, masood spent the night before the attacker in a sea side hotel. the manager of the hotel. >> he was very friendly,ughing,s stories. >> reporter: masood had been living in birmingham the city with a large muslim population , and over the past 20 years home to 39 people, convicted of terrorist seven- related crime. now, investigators will be digging into masood's past to determine when was part of the extremist network or when really did act alone. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. it was a difficult day for commuters in new york city, amtrak acela express train bound for washington partially derailed as it pulled out of the station. it scraped the side of an an arriving new jersey transit train in the process, no

injuries were reported, last night, nj transit said it will operate only outbound trains from new york, for the sharing of the track for amtrak and li rr. check out this amazing rendering on have what could be new york city is latest sky scraper, the big bend and proposed project your a 4,000- foot long curved building: architecture firm is still looking for investors bending the structure could lead to a unique building that would be able to get around new york's zoning rules. and bow, bow is back, american born giant and ace free to roam her new home in china beau has been in quarantine for past month following her relocation from the national zoo in washington to a chinese conservation center. her new handlers say she has had to adjust to some food and new language, but she was also assigned to keeper who speaks both english and mandarin to make transition easier. i think she's loving life right there.

>> good to see her doing well. we have been talking about her for years. >> can't getaway from beau. >> i think you'll like the weather today if you like warm temperatures. it is not most sunny day but we will take temperatures in the 70's because tomorrow is a different story. today is pick of the weekend if you need to get outside, take advantage of it. not a whole lot happening right now. cooler in some spots, but not cold, we have temperatures right now holding, generally in the 40's to 50 degrees, cooler to the north in bethlehem, and flags are calm, so that is good news nice and quiet on the streets in main street. look at the temperature change , compared to this time yesterday, 16 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 10 in allentown. we have cooler air trap in the valley there but go in the poconos already 20 degrees warmer. twenty-four in the capitol city of delaware. that is a sign of the warmer springtime air mass building back n it will feel like middle of spring today with temperatures 15 degrees above average. mid 50's in millville at this hour. fifty-four in cherry hill, swede bureau checking in at 52 s

cooler to the north and west, chalfont, one of those locations coming in at 46. vineland is in good shape in the mid 50's and then quakertown normally colder coming in at 39 at this hour, 44 in reading. showers, well to the north, across southern tear of the new york state, is there a cold front hang ought right here but it will slowly move southward through the day-to-day, back door cold front comes from the north and it will drop our temperatures, big difference by the time we wake up tomorrow morning and in the afternoon. next several hours cloud, mixed with sunshine, some showers could get in here late in the day especially north of the city. rain chances today not a big 130 percent, most likely coming in after sunset and in the evening hours and overnight, tomorrow we will bring back 50 percent chance of light rain or drizzle just that misty type deal, very dreary conditions for second half of the weekend and better chance for some scattered showers around monday, and tuesday, could even be a few thunderstorms coming out of tuesday afternoon. like i said through time maybe

a couple spotty showers to the north, early this afternoon, could get in the city late afternoon into the evening hours but this is hit and miss stuff, mostly staying dry. overnight we will see widespread, showers, starting to develop, and we will get that flow coming off the ocean tomorrow, and that will keep our skies cloudy, not a lot of moisture showing up on this model but there will be light rain, pockets of rain from time to time and do it again sunday night into monday with the better chance for heavier showers. look at the temperatures, again through to the south, well into the 70's and northern delaware, kent county , interior south jersey, the shore stays in the 60's because of the wind off chilly water, poconos hit the 50's today but tomorrow look at that wind east/north east we may be stuck in the 40's during the day, on sunday. big difference from today, enjoy this afternoon. here we go we have sunshine around especially this morning watch out for showers late in some spots, 72 for afternoon high temperature, tonight,

cloudy cool, mid 40's for the low and it is not a big change in the temperature tomorrow, if we're lucky we will get up to 50. back to the 60's on monday with showers around, 70 gannon tuesday, showers, thunderstorm and it looks like the sun does not return until wednesday, highs in the 60's and then cools back down again, lower 50's next friday with some showers, so it looks like, jan , we are finishing off the month of march. keeping kid and teens away from prescription opioids new study find parents aren't doing enough to safe guard them from the dangers of the powerful drug. as health reporter stephanie stahl tells us doctors say there is a disconnect between what parents know what they should do and then what they actually do. >> reporter: number of children exposed to prescription opioids has fallen since 2009 but levels up from 2,000 and that has doctors concerned. >> lots of bad things can happen when children get in these medicine, children getting sleepy to the point of

coma, and death, and children getting respiratory depression where they decreased breathing or even stopped breathing. >> reporter: study in the pediatrics journal found main groups at risk are curious youngsters under the age of five and teenagers looking to get high or harm themselves. while pediatric exposure to mess prescription painkillers has declined exposure to, the drug continues to climb. it is prescribed to people hoff been previously, addicted to drugs. >> it is the safe for addicts but turns out to be dangerous to young children. >> reporter: safe kid worldwide group says each year 60,000 kid or four bus load, wind up in emergency rooms because they got in the medicine. >> parents should keep medications up and away, out of sight, and out of reach, every time, after every single use. >> reporter: parents are also advised to keep medicine in its original packaging, start practicing safe storage, as

soon as your first child is born you and save the poison help line phone number in your phone as well as posting it in study says nearly 12,000 children and teens mistakenly get some sort of opioid drug each year, many of them, kid under the age of five who find the pills by mistake. doctors say that there is a disconnect between what parents know they should do and what they actual do i to keep medications away from children. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the battle of the badges is on, the 31st annual weight loss match up between philadelphia fire fighters and philadelphia police officers is underway. "eyewitness news" at ceremonial weigh in, fire department mascot, gentry and mcgruff the crime dog. the department with the, highest average weight loss after 13 weeks wins a trophy and bragging rights. >> it is a wonderful partnership, a nice competition, it is an opportunity, also for us to

get in shape and to lose needed weight so we can get through these stressful jobs each and every day. >> contests sponsor weight watchers will also donate $10,000, in the winning team's name to the hero thrill show, a charity that gives college scholarships to children of police and fire fighters killed or injured in the line of duty. very nice. still ahead taking you behind the scenes of what is new in theaters this weekend. i'm kevin frazier, coming up, a tv favorite gets a major updated, and jake gyllenhaal and ryan reynold make a

welcome back. there are a couple new movies opening this weekend including a big screen, revamp of the 90 's tv favorite. here's entertainment tonight's kevin frazier. >> reporter: this week jake gyllenhaal and ryan reynolds space mission goes wrong after a startling discovery in the movie life and 90's tv favorite gets big screen treatment in power rangers. >> we are the power rangers. >> go go, power rangers. >> ninety's tv classic head to the tv screen with five teens gaining super powers, super robots and super suits to help save the world from the anxious villain played by elizabeth banks who had to rock some serious make up as the evil rita repulsea. >> this is really long, and very intense and also isolating because, i spent a lot of time this year basically naked, you know, i needed privacy, so i never got ready with the rangers but it

meant every time i went to set it was a big reveal, you know. that was intense, to see how other people reacted to me they were higher in or and it was like okay, it is working today. >> this could be a major scientific break through. >> in life, jake gyllenhaal and ryan reynold are members of the astronaut crew who discovers first signs of life outside of earth but isn't exactly friendly but it was clear that the stars got along even after a long day of filming, sort of. >> i like flying around. >> the issue i had mostly was working with you, the wires, you know. >> yes, a variety of clause ness his contract and i come face-to-face with me. weird enough, here we are. >> we have lost all commune case. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to you in the studio. in the next half an hour right here on "eyewitness

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a murder mystery in maple shade, new jersey a mother and her young son, are killed, still ahead the tragic details and why the case is now getting national attention. new this morning, dozens of young professionals give up their comfortable bed for cardboard boxes, we will tell you why they are sleeping outside this weekend. looking for an adventure? there is a show for that, i'm cherri gregg at pennsylvania convention center where some of the things you'll find at philadelphia travel and adventure show, coming up. looks very fun. good morning i'm jan carabao. lets get out to meteorologist justin drabick live out there on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather, justin, very mildest specially when you consider what we have been experiencing lately. >> in the past few weekend i was shivering out here on the sky deck, different story this morning, finally feeling like spring on the first full spring weekend across the

delaware valley. temperatures in the 50's in some spots. split weekend head. if you like it warm you'll like today because tomorrow different story. get outside today and enjoy it look at numbers, 49 at the airport in philadelphia, there is still cool spots, out to the north allentown at 40. cold air trapped in the valleys but look at south jersey, central delaware, mid to upper 50's at this hour, so not going to take much to get our temperatures well to the 60's. even some locations in the lower 70's this afternoon. we are not going to see a whole lot of sun, we will get filtered sunshine around and cloud thicken up more in the afternoon. there is a cold front to the north moving southward so late in the day, we will have a chance for spotty showers in response, north of the city but wind direction is out of the southwest today, that will bring in milder air, and then wind switch out of the north east tonight and cool flow off water returns tomorrow. today partial sunshine around early through the day temperatures running 15 degrees above average. that puts us around 70 degrees

this afternoon, iron then late day showers return. best chance in the late evening hours and overnight. like i said a split weekend, 72 today, tomorrow a dreary day, light rain, drizzle off and on with a high only around 50 degrees. that is what we can expect over next few days, up and down temperatures with more rain chances. we will time that out in the seven day in a few more minutes, jan, back to you. >> have that umbrella haines, thanks, justin. detectives are investigating a murder mystery in burlington county a mother and her young son are killed inside their very own home, a man found his wife and son, stabbed in their apartment on fox meadow drive-in maple shade, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt brings us up to date on the investigation. >> reporter: gruesome scene on this maple shade street, as a fat's arrived home, to find his 38 year-old wife and six year-old son, dead, someone stabbed them. >> reporter: that is voice of the neighbor who didn't want to show her face on cameras she watched the scene unfold

late thursday night. >> all he kept saying was dead, she's dead, blood every and it was very sad to see him like so distraught. >> reporter: authorities identified victims as 38 year-old and six year-old, who killed them and why, detectives are working to find out those answers. >> total, total disbelief. total disbelief. i just cannot imagine. >> reporter: decks store stevenson lives in the complex and says he saw no damage to the outside of the front door. >> it is, a horrible tragedy and we as a community will do what we need to do to find the perpetrator and stewe do as a cp one another because that is what it is all about. >> reporter: detectives here in maple shade are working with detectives from the burlington county prosecutor's office, if you have any information on this case, give police a call. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

police in gloucester county are looking for clues that will help them track down who killed a man in clayton three three-year old kenneth mostly of fair hilltown ship cumberland county was found dead early friday morning after a shooting at 31 downs street, investigators say mostly was sitting in the living room of his girlfriend 's home when shot through the sliding glass door >> i woke up to what we thought was gunfire but three shots, we came downstairs to check our house to make sure everything was okay. nothing was wrong with our house. before we could even call the police or do anything like that police are showing up outside and calling him them out of the the house next door to us. >> reporter: he knew the shooter saying the crime was quote planned and personal. two other adults and children were at home, at the time but they were moth hurt. police released surveillance video of the two persons of interest in the murder up investigation of the west philadelphia woman they were spotted at separate times walking down an alley way that police say is significant to the investigation.

police continued to follow lead, in the killing of the win fred harris, the six five-year old, was found shot to death in her home on north holy street race month. a woman accused of kidnapping an infant from the king of prussia mall last march was found guilt by montgomery county judge. prosecutors say that rhea moore agreed that evidence, set to be presented, in her jury trial next month would have been enough to quick her. amore now awaits sentencing and faces 27 years behind bars well, spend being the night on the streets is probably not your idea of a good night sleep but if you are homeless, it is a way of life. overnight 150 people slept in cardboard boxes and sleeping bags as part of the covenant house pennsylvania sleep out young professionals addition. the fundraiser will help pay for food, shelter and other services for runaways, home less and youth. >> many of them have been pushed out wye their families, they have runaway because they

are fearful of abuse, neglect, and they have got no where else to be other than the street and until they get to our doors. >> covenant house pennsylvania says that the sleep out has raised $135,000, and similar sleep outs are happening right now in 10 other cities. some of the areas finest chefs cooked up an evening to benefit philadelphia's immigration community. the garces foundation were at loews hotel in center city. chefs feature culinary delight s with local flavor, beer and local spirit. foundation started by jose garces helped philadelphia's immigrants get medical, educational and nutritional help. >> i have been in this town 17 years. i can't believe i'm saying. that i built my career here, my home, i raised my children here. it is a truly special place for myself. i think, giving back to the community at this point is really feeling good and it

feels right. >> garces foundation with the help of other philadelphia chefs, is hoping to raise 100 you this dollars. with the weather getting warmer, it is time to start thinking about your vacation, i like the sound of this, philadelphia travel and adventure show is here to help cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio live at the pennsylvania convention center this morning where the doors will soon open, oh, lou good, cherri, how are you doing. >> reporter: good morning, jan let's dream with me, now that we have weather warming up, we need to think about vacation time and that is what the philadelphia travel and adventure show is all about, and i'm here with jonathan, he is marketing director for the show. tell me, what is today all about and is what show all about for folks thinking about vacation. >> this weekend coming down to the philadelphia travel and adventure show you will fine thousands of vacation option from his 200 destinations from around the world. meet experts on hand and they are here to help you find personalized, connect your trip at a price that you

cannot beat. >> kyle, my photographer is going to show you some of the images that are all around this travel and adventure show so give me some examples of some things people can plan that they may in the think b most folks don't know where to go. >> that is right, we say best way come here with the list of places you want to go and you'll find a place you never thought of before drive destination such as new york in philadelphia you've land of the caribbean. you have asia represented with mallet, indonesia, you have europe with italy and portugal you have a lot of different options here and you have the experts here on hand to help you personalized your trip and taylor it just for you. >> so tell me what people need to bring when they come here, what time does the show opened , and what kind of thing do they do as they wrap this up. >> bring your camera, meet our travel experts, peter greenburg, adam richman, and, come here to find your next vacation. show runs from 10 to 5:00 and

11 to 4:00 tomorrow. get more information at travel show.com. >> wonderful. >> reporter: there are tons of gift bags. i saw beach balls, all sorts of things you can have. i have my sunglasses on. i will take them off, so you can see but thinks what it is all about dreaming big, thinking about vacation here at philadelphia travel and adventure show, live at the pennsylvania convention center , cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now, cherri, where you'll go, i'm thinking too wheels are spinning. 10,000 people who love to run will descend on philadelphia this weekend for love run, half marathon. some participants picked up gear, souvenirs at health and fitness expo, held at pennsylvania convention center the 13-mile run is set for sunday morning, it starts on the ben franklin parkway and finishing up at the art museum money to community organizations and fairmount park conservancy, expo is opened to the public yet again today from 10 to 4:00. country music mega stars garth brooks and trish year

wood are in philadelphia, for four shows, in three days, it has been 19 years since they have taken the stage in philadelphia, our morning team talked with garth brooks by satellite recently and he told to us come prepared to the press conference recently with cheese steaks. our vittoria woodill was listening and did not disappoint. >> 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, this is geno 's. >> now i hope you like onions. >> today do you. >> well, i got my wife, so, i will try. >> do you like cheese. >> yes. >> have a great time in philadelphia. >> do i look like i will enjoy them. >> thanks very much. >> have a fantastic show. >> now there is no word, this morning which steaks garth likes better. he will take that one to his grave no one will say. fans, don't forget 52nd annual academy of country muse ache ward is sunday april 2nd at 8:00 p.m. and you can watch it live right here on cbs-3.

all next week you can win a pair of tickets to the hot country concert coming to philadelphia. tune into cbs-3 this morning on monday to find out how to enter to win. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, it is not your ordinary year at the cosmetics counter, one department stories going high tech to help customers, get their best looks, with make up this may not seem like much but this is state of the art technology. i'm greg argos here in valley, pennsylvania with the company creating this material for nasa and how it could one day, help astronauts. and, if you have things to do outside today, well, today is the day to do it because justin's back with the chilly changes for second half of the weekend. stay with

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welcome back. on line shopping continues to grow and that is really hurting sales at traditional stores. so now retailers are looking at how, technology can be used to attract customers. three on your side's jim donovan explains how one rye end stories using high tech mirrors to bring people in. >> reporter: beauty department at neiman mark news san francisco is getting its own make over, forget traditional make up county mirror this is a smart mirror which is a touch screen and camera. it record every step of your make up session, breaks it down by sections at the face like lips, cheeks and remembers products that you

have tried on. you can also choose, flattering lighting, the video tutorial and personalized tips are sent via text and can be shared on social media. the labs created the digital imaging software and partner with silicone valley giants like intel to build a 3-d camera and a doby on the an lit particulars. >> people love it. it is really interesting, it is something new and something different, it is cutting edge. >> reporter: neiman marcus says it is only luxury retailer using such technology >> you can do 360. >> reporter: it has seen success with the fashion mirrors that takes 360-degree videos of the shoppers and allows them to compare options side by side. shoppers can dot same with sunglasses, neiman marcus is embracing the technology at a time when it is seeing a decline in sales, thanks to more internet competition. >> we're always looking for ways to differentiate from our competition, and another reason for a customer to come into our store. >> reporter: neiman marcus has

rolled out this new technology at dozens of stores nationwide no word when it is expected to arrive at king of prussia location. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. that is interesting, justin. probably a good day to get out to a outdoor shopping mall at least earlier in the day. >> earlier in the day and all day i think it will be good for the most part, mild, tomorrow different story, march a tough month, forecast you will never know what you will get. check out past few years here we will go back to 2015, we were below average. last year we had 80-degree days, ended up 7.5 degrees above average and so far this year minus two and a half degrees below average. today will be well above average but we will flip flop temperatures around. typical march conditions in the delaware valley. unsettled pattern though, starting today, over next several days, and through at least tuesday. we will have a cold front over the region, flip flop back and forth, north and south, keeping cloud around, off and on light rain and drizzle at

times and temperatures all over the place. it feels like middle of the spring, maybe late spring with temperatures in the 70's ahead of this front this front moving from the north so we call it back door cold front so we will come from the west and now we are moving north to south. high today well in the 60's and 70's, tomorrow big difference, front to the south allowing that easterly wind to come n ocean water at 41 degrees. if we're lucky we will hit 50. dreary day. off and on light rain, spotty showers, drizzle at times. forty in allentown. near 50 in philadelphia well to the 50's in south jersey. you can pick out where that front is hanging out southern tear of the new york state right now, north side of the front, 30's and 40's, south of the front, 50's and 60's already. not much happening as far as precipitation right now, most of the showers well to the north. some could get in the poconos later this morning in the afternoon, i think most areas will stay dry, could be a spotty shower, maybe late afternoon, especially in the evening hours, tonight, so, as we go through time we will see this front slowly moving southward through the

afternoon hours, it passes us tonight, and once that front passes you will feel difference. wind switch off the ocean, missed a round of drizzle by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow it is a glummy day but watch what happens monday, the front moves back north as a warm front. now we will search temperatures again, for next week, and then still the threat for some showers around looking at these highs today, about that, not bad for this time of the year in the 60's, lehigh valley, berks county, we will hit 50's in mount pocono. seventy's from the city southward. lehigh valley, comfortable lower to mid to upper 60's around the city, potentially lower 70's and maybe even some mid 70's for the warmest spots , interior south jersey and then again, camden, gloucester, salem, cumberland county, dover, delaware, mid 70's. tomorrow different story. just bad timing for half marathon, love run on the parkway, 7:30. temperatures upper 40's. not much difference by the end of the event. cloudy cool day with drizzle but that is not bad for runners. they like cooler temperatures. but they have to battle moisture around.

seventy-two, late day shower, possible, best chance of the showers, coming in tonight, cooler, mid 40's, not a big change in temperatures tomorrow, we will get up to 50 , back to the 60's monday, scattered showers around, few showers, maybe a thunderstorm on tuesday with a high of 70. we will go full sun for wednesday and another storm will bring more rain by end of the next week with highs in the lower 50's. jan, back to you. roller coaster, thank you will, justin. when you think of nasa's technology you may think of advanced compute their guide rockets or robots that can collect space material but may not think about weaving, as our greg argos explains in this weeks einstein science center report, one pennsylvania company is taking old technology and helping nasa enter into the few >> i would like to welcome everybody here. >> but 50 miles from philadelphia is a small factory in bally, pennsylvania which could one day help

people travel some 140 million . >> ambition is truly to get humans to mars. >> reporter: rows which weaves fabric, much of the equipment developed more than a century ago. >> unaudible. >> reporter: company makes everything from parachute cord to ribbons which are for our military and honor our military. >> these are stars. >> reporter: now they are working with nasa retro fitting these looms. >> we build special parts rorrer them. >> reporter: creating a light weight, extremely durable heat resistant fiber designed to line and protect spacecraft. that material took more than a year to develop, and is known as heat shield for extreme century environment for heat technology. >> it gets very hot. so we have thermal protection materials that protects the structure of the spacecraft. >> reporter: under layers of woven carpet and this one day will allow astronauts to

travel to mars. the factory has been here since 1923 and president says that his work force is unlike any other in the country. >> everybody here has been trained, in house, you do not have schools, that teach you how to thread a machine like this. >> reporter: in house training and keystone state manufacturing, allowing those on the final frontier safe travels in extremely dangerous environment. >> they have stepped up to every challenge that we have thrown at them and come up with some incredibly innovative solutions. >> reporter: in bally, pennsylvania, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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sixers say joel embiid had minor surgery in l.a. to repair a torn men cuss yesterday. he should resume basketball activities during the summer. this is his third surgery in three years. as for team brett brown and the guys in chicago taking on the bulls last night, pick it up in the third, event full frame for them, they are up by 18, dario misses but sean long for put back and jam. later in the third, dario, gone one on one with jimmy butler using left hand nice power move down low sixers up by 24. how about gerald henderson missing j but dario had his back, 32 points, for rookie dario saric, also had 10 board , sixers beating the bird by 10. on to the ice flyers back in action this afternoon when they visit columbus. a place where they have not

won since december of 2005. high school hoops newman goretti girls basketball team looking for their third straight title when they take on bishop cannabis in hershey. they cannot wait. >> we play the game of basketball. it is an opportunity to have fun, enjoy your teammates and enjoy this moment. >> i expect a big atmosphere for to us go out, get the w, and just go ahead, play hard, and get the win. >> got to come ready, be focused. get that check late milk, get that giant taco bar ready. >> everybody loves chocolate milk. two-way championship game between see wickly academy and constitution, we have overtime , tied at 59, see wick ly with the nice ball movement, that is the bucket, and, seewickly wins by five, first big crown since 2010. boyer town and north allegheny, the girls 6a

championship game boyer town trailed by five in the half but here comes abby katz, 17 points, 13 board, a baller. they win their first state title with an 11-point victory bows 6a championship game between archbishop wood and vikings from archbishop wood leading wire to wire. check out ball movement. villanova recruit conner gun incoming down the triple. archbishop wood taking home their first state title with a 33-point win. one other note from last night , the phoenix suns who to the boston celtics but it is a big deal because devon booker scored 70 points, he is 20 years old. highest point total in the nba since kobe bryant scored 81 in 2006. that is all for sports. i'm don bell, have a great day in the next half an hour right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning , you'll hear newly released audio recordings from the moment that actor and

pilot harrison ford realized his mistake after a taxiway close call. also ahead, the mommy friend finder, new technology that helps busy moms make connections and that is not the only benefit. and temperatures spike today, justin's back with just how warm it will get, stay with us.

saved, just in time a local woman is pulled from her burning home, but two officers used to get her out of her house. an intense week of deal making comes to a dramatic end with no vote to repeal and replace obama care, i'm weijia jiang on capitol hill with the very latest coming up. we're expect expecting a really warm start to the weekend but keep umbrella close by justin's tracking a few chances for rain. today is saturday march 25th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. feeling like late spring today so lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast good saturday morning , justin, bearer of great news today. >> in problem. >> do i what i can. enjoy today. tomorrow morning you'll be yelling at me. >> no. >> big difference, unfortunately. feeling like may today making a run to zero seven