by, when chemical weapons are used. >> reporter: diplomates rushed to a meeting of the u.n. security council, to discuss america's missle strikes on syria. allies commended president trump for taking action. >> war crimes have consequences, and the greatest war criminal of all, bashar al-assad has now been put on notice. >> u.s. warships launched 59 cruise missiles overnight in the syrian government airfield believed to have launched a deadly chemical attack on civilians on tuesday. the pentagon says that the strikes rendered base unusable and no further axis called for unless syria does it again. russia supports syrian government and deannounceed the u.s. action. >> we describe that attack as a fragrant violation of interest math hall. >> reporter: syria envoy said america attack was faced on the false assumption that the syrian army has no chemical weapons. >> to have never used such weapons in any of its

operation as begins armed terrorist groups. >> reporter: president trump held meeting was china's president at maralogo estate and did not comment on syria but he got support from capitol hill. >> i commend the president from this decision. i think it is entirely correct >> making sure that assad knows when he commits such despicable atrocities, he will pay a price, is the right thing to do. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson head to moscow next week and russia says it expects him to explain washington's position. america's ambassador to the u.n. blames both iran and russia for standing by the syrian regime while it committed atrocity is a begins its people. is this missle strike a turning point for syrian people? syrians we spoke with hope u.s. action changes things, and brings an end to the civil war. our greg argos joins us in the studio with more from the people whose culture is caught in the cross fire, greg. >> reporter: it just so happens a syrian artifact exhibit is opening tomorrow, at the penn museum.

i spoke with two syrians involved in that showcase, and one of them is from damascus right here which is due south of that area where that deadly gaza tack happened, on tuesday both of them say, that they have very strong feelings about the attack, and the u.s. air strike which followed. this video shows the moment u.s. tomahawk cruise missiles hid thal shayrat airfield in syria. >> i'm closely following is what going on. >> reporter: this woman fridays syria research fellow and curator of the newly opened exhibit cultures in the cross fire at penn museum. she hopes that missle air strike will be the beginning to the end of the civil war in her home country. >> we hope that the intervention will just put an end to such horrific attacks on the syrian civilians. >> what is happening in syria is very incomprehensible. >> reporter: syrian artist,

whose work is being displayed in the exhibit, believes that this may be a turning point in the now six year civil war. >> we have had wars throughout these six years but nothing really has happened. where is the action of the world. >> reporter: he says his friend, family still in syria are scared. >> people are all paralyzed, of course, paralyzed waiting for something to happen. they cannot do very much. >> reporter: they pray thursday's strike lead to talk between syrian president bashar al-assad's government and opposition forces in the country. >> wars are for weak, strong, intelligent people don't fight they talk. >> tonight at 6:00 we will speak with the penn political science professor whose expertise is in the use of the u.s. military force. i asked him whether a strike is beginning of the bigger military operation? his response, and what he thinks, russia may do next, that is coming up in just

about one hour. ukee and nicole. >> greg, thank you. there is more reaction right now. happening at city hall a protest is underway, demonstrators there are calling for an end to what they are calling trump's war on syria. it is not the only rally planned for the evening. in allentown tonight members of the large syrian christian community, against the missle strike, plan to show their support, of syrian president bashar al-assad. we wanted to get a sample of what people in our area think of the president's decision to use military force , opinions vary widely some strongly support the bombings while others disagree with what they say seemed like a sudden reaction. >> the response that was needed. it was needed to a country who has said it is okay to use gas to kill children and, you know , and its people. >> i'm upset. would i like to see it discussed, travel from every where, would i like to see something different than what happened.

>> i think we made a real statement by what we did and let them know that it is not allowed and tolerated. >> i'm a little bit tournament i really don't want to go to war but you saw videos and the kid and everything, it was absolutely horrible, and if they can prove that the president of syria did this then i think it is totally justified. >> we have to find a way to be a global part inner and it is not something we have to take on our own, we have to have some partners with us, so it is a coalition, about what should happen. >> our coverage continues throughout our newscast at 5:15 we will talk with one of the country's leading experts on domestic and for's fares doctor david barrett is a professor at villanova university. then in our next half an hour we will be joined by face the nation host john dickerson. tonight investigators are calling a deadly truck attack in sweden an act of terror.

four people were killed when a hijacked beer truck raced down crowded street and crashed in the department store in stockholm. shoppers could be seen running from that scene, swedish police launched a nationwide manhunt for the truck driver, investigators released a photo of the person of interest, so far police have arrested one person. >> i saw eight people get drive over and he drive from the upper to down here to here >> swedish police say 15 people were injured, in that attack. police are investigating the abduction of a four year-old girl who was, playing just outside of her home. kidnappings happened in wilmington. little girl was found two hours later, close by in the park. "eyewitness news", reporter alycia nieves has been working on the story all day and what is the very latest right now. >> reporter: well, police were

at this park earlier searching for evidence and now they say they are on the hunt for quote a heartless monster adding that finding the abduct their four year-old girl is their highest priority. >> the quiet community in delaware is now quieter, parent in the village of the run, scared to let their children play outside after a four year-old girl was abduct last night south side her home police believe she was taken by a white or hispanic man with dark hair, driving a dark colored sedan with continuity. authorities and witnesses describe they pulled up to the 4100 block of sugar plum court she was with a half dozen friend riding bikes. man reportedly got out of his car, briefly talked to the girl and then suddenly he snatched her, forcing her in his car and speeding off. some of her friend tried to save her. >> one of the other little girls, went after him, and she was called out for help. and she then i believe went to

her parents and they alerted everybody. >> reporter: again that little girl was found at this park two hours later after she was taken bye coming up at 6:00 we will tell what you police say happened to her while she was with her kidnapper. it is something that has police visibly shaken at a news conference earlier. reporting live, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the reward is now up to $5,000 for information, on a kitten found in a trash bag, doused in gasoline. two sanitation workers found that kitten tuesday while collecting trash in reading. the workers for animal cry for help and rush kit don't humane society. kitten is now named miracle macy. for next two weeks macy will continue treatment and then be available for adoption. let's talk sports. baseball is back in south philadelphia. after opening season on the road fightin phillies are back at the bank for the home opener. >> sports director don bell

joins us live outside a frigid citizens bank park. not that bad today, don but you make the best of it. >> reporter: yeah, you said frigid, it feels like an eagles game in the middle of november. it is absolutely freezing here but fans, you know, hanging in , capacity crowd of 43,000, they came here early because of the pregame ceremony was great. we saw philadelphia boys choir perform, we heard from ken kalas, son of the late great broadcaster harry kalas perform the national anthem. once again, right now, the phillies are down seven to nothing in the sixth. so you see some of the fans start to filter out here from behind me but coming up later in the show we will check in with those fans and hear what they had to say about this game and, of course, opening day. vittoria woodill will join us for a live report. that is the store from it bank , back to you in the studio. >> all right db we will get back to you. thanks, sir, stay warm. weather was iffy earlier. >> aloft people were out

watching the skies before the phillies game. will it stay dry? what do you think, kate. >> it will not stay dry for next hour or so we have another batch moving through which i'll show you on storm scan three with you we will dry out eventually and temperatures on their way up, much better weather coming up 2349 day forecast and we will have that in a few minutes. also tonight concern at a local high school found out what was found in the what the their has potential to make people feel very sick. high tech help for new moms, a gadget and a app makes pumping breast milk easier and portable. we will sh

president bashar al-assad promising reform and more input from since. over the years they demanded a shift to the democratic government. as opposition mounted al-assad was accused of mass arrests and murder of his own citizens the civil war began in 2011. since then an estimated 400,000 syrians have been killed. since december 2016, nearly 5 million syrians have fled the country and 6 million are displaced inside their own country. the situation escalated with the chemical attack on tuesday which killed 87 people, including 31 children. that attack resulted in this, air strikes by the united

states, the pentagon says 58 of the 59 tomahawk cruise missiles hit their target, the air base where syrian forces launched tuesday's deadly chemical weapons attack on civilians. the united states is looking into whether russia played a role in that chemical attack. in our satellite center is doctor david barrett. >> professor in the political department of villanova and leading experts on domestic and for's fares. >> doctor, thanks for joining us. you may have seen our earlier local reaction but today many americans are wondering what the implications of last night 's strike, will be, your thoughts? >> reporter: well, i think there air lot of implications for russia and for syria itself and also very much for president trump and u.s. foreign policy. as a candidate, he was critical of ideas of the u.s. getting deeply involved in humanitarian crisis, and in syria as a president, he said very clearly just a day or so

ago that photographs, videos showing children and other gasping for breath had a deep effect on him. we have shifted from a candidate trum hospital was resistant to u.s. military involvement in syria to one who now says we're involved. >> doctor barrett, many americans fear, what comes next, can we expect any retaliation from russia. how does that change the dynamics of our relationship with that country. >> well, relations with russia are now going to be difficult. our secretary of state is to go there very soon. so, the putin/trump relationship will be different , it will be more strained, almost certainly, and the implications for the u.s. i think in terms of congress, will congress get involved in this? will there been a vote? there are a lot of questions that lie ahead. it is possible, only possible that things will go back to where they were before, perhaps assad who clearly did

use chemical weapons, and it was his aircraft, perhaps he won't do that again, perhaps russia won't retaliate, perhaps president trump will not wish to do more, but with so many parties involved, it is hard to be sure of what lies neck. >> doctor you touched on it there, should there have been in your opinion an act of congress. >> in the constitution it talks about congress being involved before the u.s. goes to war. now we're not in a sustained war yet right now and that might not happen but constitution is pretty clear about that. so if there is going to be continued military involvement , continued air strikes or other military involvement, congress really should get involved, and we will see what president trump thinks about that question. >> doctor david barrett from villanova university. we appreciate your insight. we appreciate you joining us. >> as our coverage of the syrian strike continues we will talk live to john dickerson, he is hoe of the face the nation and will offer his per speak speculative on a

topic sure to be discussed this sunday morning ahead at 5:30. lets talk about our weather. we saw don bell out there with the gloves, coat at phillies home opener. >> yes, indeed. >> wind is wicked out there this afternoon, wind sustained at 20 miles an hour, gusts to 30 so that is making it feel colder, only in the 40's. feeling like the 30's. do i not blame him for break ing out gloves today, don't really want to have to break out gloves in april but we have to stay warm, somehow, the good news is you can ditch gloves and coats by next week and pull out some short sleeves. we have got some major spring warm up to talk b lets talk about the near term first and foremost, i have pulled up pocono camera it is just snowing a few minutes ago. it has been a couple of snow showers rotate through carbon county. these are instability showers. we have talked about this yesterday, still under the influence of that big area of low pressure, and any sunshine we will get, provides enough warming to the surface that a little parcel of air rises and will produce scattered showers , that is what we have

got outside right now. it looks like they are plowing the slopes there at jack frost big boulder. here's storm scan three, one last little batch of showers, moving through, right now, and so folks still out at phillies game or as game starts to come to an end we will be dealing with another round of just some light showers and up toward poconos we can see light band of snow showers, just move through. from the lehigh valley all the way down to northern delaware, these are very light, they are very spotty, but out in the road they may need to flap those windshield wipers once or twice and they are moving in the city as we speak. good news, thinks last of it, back edge of that area of low pressure that i am packs our weather yesterday is starting to move out, big ridge in the jet stream starting to move in and we have got temperatures really on the way up, starting tomorrow, but right now broad headville trying to catch snow showers it doesn't look like precipitation, it is cold , cloudy in the mid 30's in the poconos, only in the 40 's in philadelphia, and you can see that brisk wind from the west, most of the area has not been able to break out of

the 40's all day long, and look at these wind, these are in the even wind gusts, these are sustained wind in the 20 to 25 miles an hour range, gusts over 30 miles an hour, and that is making it feel like the upper 30's, outside right now. so not a great afternoon to be outside. good news is we will start to clear things out after six or 7:00, showers moving out once sun goes down and they will certainly shut off, tomorrow 2:00 p.m., nothing, but sunshine a beautiful looking day, it ills still breezy, and sunday, wind die down and the sunnies still, fully shining just a beautiful stretch of wet's head through the weekend this evening, cloud, still a shower, windy cool 47 degrees over next couple of hours or so we will drop down to a chilly 37 overnight but cloud will be breaking, and then tomorrow's phillies game looks better then today's phillies game. still will be breezy, 57 at first pitch, it will be start to cool down quite considerably after the sunsets , and make sure you bring jacket still but definitely a better day there. you're witness weather three day forecast, well, there

comes improvement. we have 59 on saturday, 57 on sunday, it is a springtime stunner, and on monday we will warm up to 77 degrees, and then ukee and nicole that is not even warmest day we will have that next half an hour. >> springtime, stunner, i like the way that sound. >> hello. >> all right. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" big news in hollywood and sports world. >> more drama in the relationship between green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers and actress olivia mon , that is coming up next, don. we have a sellout crowd here at citizens bank parkas phillies open up their season here at home. we have our fingers on the pulse of the fans, we will talk about the fightin and the fans when we come back after

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how sit feeling, are you still chim i. >> its frosty. i want to say shout out to kate bilo for support me for wearing gloves here today. she always has me back. kate, i see you. it is frosty out here, for this game here home open's begins washington nationals and right now, phillies showing seven to nothing in the sixth inning. earlier i was walking the concourse and one fan said he left his seat because wind was blowing in his face and could not feel his fingers. it is sold out. 43,000 people. people are very supportive. on that note we will check with tori woodill on the third base side hanging out with the best fans, in this city. tori. >> in the city, don, no, that is not right in the world and one of the fans just came by and said he looks, good you should warm up. hello, it is a freezing, home opener here at phillies stadium and don has been telling you and taking a look outside folks are piling out but i will tell you, earlier on, as phillies were giving

away, lots of things for home opener, including a block party, the fans were giving me a few things, to warm up. lets take a look. >> it is block party at ballpark and phillies fans were out for all of the fun. >> ♪ >> this is how we do it. >> everyone was dancing, decked out to the nine's for first nine innings on home base. >> what do you have on, bro. >> one of my favorite players, and, i'm going to take this and give this to you, official phillies fan. >> reporter: did you put your beard like that for opening day. >> absolutely. >> wow. >> i can see it looks like little pete. >> yes. >> reporter: inside fans were exited to make memories by taking the signature of their favorite players. >> who are you hoping to get today. >> i'm really hoping tommy joseph, or freddie galvis.

>> reporter: create new memories with other phillies fans, who know there is nothing sweeter then sharing in the spirit of opening day. >> you are telling me i'm doing something all wrong here >> yes, you go to wxtu hat on and that is my favorite station. >> so we are switching. >> let's do it. >> you can have my phillies hat. >> i don't think i can take that for you. >> yes, you can. >> are you sure. >> with my blessings, you may have this hat. >> as if this day could not get any better. >> i will take this with your blessings. >> you meet sweetest people at phillies game. >> yes, you do. >> wow, let me put this on. should we head in and get the cheers going. >> there you go. >> i'll save our seats. >> well, we got tickets. >> i'm going to maybe sit in your lap, because i don't have any tickets. >> okay. i will take your hat and your tickets. >> how cute was frances.

i met so many great people here today and been a lot of fun, don bell, only personally was with today is you because at least if we were standing next to one another we could have kept one another warm. i think we need to plan accordingly next time next time i will join you by third base. good stuff as always, and by the way moments ago we heard a huge roar because phillies got on the board, it is now seven- one. the score. they are trailing. we will have more highlights at 6:00 if the game is over. that is store friday citizens bank park, back to you in the studio. >> got to get one to start the come back. >> thanks, don appreciate it. coming up next, officials at a local school discovered something dangerous and a water sample, and also this. charleston church to bomb threats at jewish community centers coming up how federal dollars will make houses of

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the world waits for is what next after u.s. obliterates a syrian air base with barrage of missiles. the attack ordered by president trump was in response to the syrian regime 's use of chemical weapons on its own people. now diplomates rushed to the meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss america's missle strike, the news continues at 5:30 aim nicole brewer in for jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. at u.n. allies commended president trump for taking action against syrian regime. u.s. launched 59 cruise missiles overnight at air base which served as launch pad for tuesday's chemical attack by syrian regime. pentagon says strikes destroyed the base. after a bitter partisan clash judge neil gorsuch is joining nation's highest court. >> nomination of the neil gorsuch, to colorado, to be an

associate justice of the supreme court of the you had is confirmed. >> today senate indeed confirmed neil gorsuch to the supreme court filling seat vacated by late justice antonin scalia, vice-president mike pence there presided final vote was 54-45. judge gorsuch will be sworn in as 101st supreme court justice monday morning. joining me from washington is hoe of the face the nation john dickerson. as always, thanks for joining us. u.s. air strikes on syria will be a huge top inning on face the nation on sunday. i'm sure country would like to hear what comes next for u.s. military involvement in the civil war, could you outline a preview for us. >> reporter: that is right, we will have the secretary of state rex tillerson. he has not been talking a lot to the press during his tenure and so we are fascinate todd see what he has to say not only about what is next in syria but there are complicated relationships in and around syrian issue.

russia is actively engaged in military operations there. they opposed u.s. action in syria. what does this mean for u.s./ russian relationship which secretary of state was on his way to manage, is on his way to manage next week, plus the president is meeting with the president of china right now, how did this action in syria, play into those conversations. they are talking about military action if it comes to that in north korea. so there are a lot of issues surrounding this question of what to do in syria which is itself its own question, and that depend on the reaction from the syrian leadership, but the ultimate question is, what of that syrian leadership how long does bashar al-assad stay in office. >> he is also justice neil gorsuch, john, what does this bitter confirmation as you know what does that battle mean for the future of the senate and for the court. >> reporter: what it means for court is it goes back to basically where it was, at the beginning of the 2016, before

antonin scalia died which is judge gorsuch is a conservative and originalist which looks to the original formation of the constitution in bails his rulings. he is very much, in scalia mold. court will go back to the five -four with the slightly conservative bent all eyes focused on justice kennedy who tend to be one who goes either way. what it means for senate is that the fifth vote threshold is now threshold for, nominat ing or confirming judges f donald trump picks another one the senate democrats have lost the filibuster, republicans pass aid rule to take that away which means if the president names another conservative justice, then the court would really be locked in a conservative direction and the democrats really don't have the tool that they used to have. >> must see television on so many levels, john, we appreciate your insight. john, we will see you sunday. >> you got it. you can watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right

here on cbs-3. state of the new jersey has made new fund ago veilable for religious organizations and non-profits looking to beef up security. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at the katz jewish community center in cherry hill with more on this, cleve. >> reporter: home land security officials say it is possible to prevent every attack by something like a active shooter or drop off a bomb or like we saw in sweden drive a car through a crowd. they have made monday a veil able for religious institutions like jewish community center to protect themselves. >> we live in the most dangerous threaten violater since the september 11th. >> reporter: strong warning from former cia analyst and now director of new jersey home land security chris rodriguez. >> in this environment we have to adapt a security mind set that recognizes that the public has become the first line of defense in this fight. >> reporter: as such he and donald norcross were at katz jewish community center in cherry hill to announce a

million-dollar in security grants to religious and non- profit institutionness south jersey. >> earlier this year we saw a coordinate add tack against over 100jcc is a cross this great nation and reminded us of the every day issues that we are facing not only as a community but as a nation. >> reporter: this was scene in late february when bomb threat forced an evacuation at katz j cc. while they have a multi layered security approach many houses of prayer and religious activity do not. this grant money can be spent on security systems or installing physical barriers to prevent hate and terror attacks. >> it is pretty scary to be honest. >> it is sad commentary where society has gone report rorrer religious leaders say it is their responsibility to keep their cominggation safe. >> we can be more pro active in helping to make our people safe and ultimately people come to our organizations to our religious institutions for uplift, sense of safety in the middle of the crazy world.

>> reporter: if you see this and think maybe my church, synagogue could benefit they could use those concrete pillars, security cameras, and contact new jersey office of home land security to get up too $50,000 grant. in cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a water sample taken from a local high school tested positive for legionella the bacteria that causes legionnaires disease. officials at kenneth high school in chester county say they are working with health officials and started remediation work a digsal testing will be done to make sure that the bacteria is gone officials said presence of that bacteria does not mean the person will contract the disease and there are no cases of legionnaires disease at this time. well, lead from three philadelphia agencies are doing everything this canadian to fight child sexual abuse in the city. >> members of the fail police department, the department of human services and the district attorney's office came together at philadelphia children's alliance today. leaders say they will continue

their partnership to make sure children have access to vital services, like physicals and mental healthy valuation following any allegations, of section aisle abuse they signed a five-year agreement back in 2012. still to come tonight high tech help for new moms. >> a gadget and app claims to make pumping breast milk easier. we will show you. how students from one area high school are helping teachers get their students to get a reading, a 16 year tradition that is making a difference, kate? well, weekend is now upon us and it is going to kick start a stretch of the beautiful weather, heading in to next week and temperatures on their way up. we will warm up through weekend and jump in the 50's, to near 60's saturday, still breezy but sunday is sheer spring perfection with temperatures in the 60's to 70 and gets warmer early next week so inn joy this beautiful

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the dangers of the delivery, a new report shows a dramatic increase in the number of dog attacks on postal workers. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will speak to the montgomery county mail carrier bint on the job and see what the postal service is doing to keep workers safe ahead at 6:00. well, students at philadelphia high school are stacking up, a record number of books, to help fill local school libraries. >> this is 16th year for st. joseph's prep book drive 300,000 books donated since it began. this year alone students collected nearly 30,000 books in just 10 days. >> you have dozens, if not, more schools in this area that literally don't have any books in the classrooms and there is a need and also a surplus and surplus people don't like to

throw books away so lesson is that if we can get books in the hand of these kid they will read them. we just to have get them there >> i love that. books collected, go in the prep book tanks so teachers in under served schools can come and choose titles needed for their own libraries and classrooms. >> read, exercise your mind. >> knowledge. >> great. >> sure is. >> high tech help for new moms >> gadget that aims to make life easier, we will show you

got a real look at jobs they could be doing in the future. thomas jefferson university hospital hosted women of tomorrow and organizations working to pair professional woman in the community, and students, together. and the young women from carver high school of engineering and science toured the hospital and learned about their careers. >> it is a great program for young ladies, because it gives us an opportunity to learn,

about different careers, and how to conduct ourselves. >> for women of tomorrow, trip to jefferson was only part of their commitment, students, and their mentors spend multiple years in that program on the healthwatch, new technology that is giving new moms more flexibility? health reporter stephanie stahl is in the iron style health care science center with these details. >> reporter: research has shown a variety of benefits linked to breast-feeding and many moms rely on pumping, well now, new devices are making that easier. >> breast pumping on the go is a new reality for new mom tara riley. tara used to spend hours in one place hooked up to a traditional breast pump like this one. >> i could not move around freely, i could not stand up. >> reporter: in december she entered a trial group for willow a wearable breast pull that is cordless, battery powered and quiet. >> really easy.

so basically there are two separate pieces, and you can justin cert this in the wag. >> reporter: it has a one way valve to prevent leakage, bags are free, safe and disposable and each ways less than a pound. several co are trying to make pumps smaller and more portable. >> not all moms have access to private rooms or sometimes they are in public rest rooms, we want moms to not have to un dress and maintain their dignity. >> reporter: willow also works with the an app. >> it is a blue tooth process. >> reporter: it tells you how much to pump and for how long but convenience comes at a cost, willow's expected to retail around $430. willow says its device can also sense when a woman's milk is ready to pump and it is first, cordless model. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". finding a doctor has become harder for americans living in rural parts of the country especially when they need specialist but more people are getting the help they need. thanks to a program that puts

patients in touch with doctors , through remote appointment. these help visits take place via live video chats. this means patients can get care they need locally while saving them time, money. >> saying that 90 percent of the diagnosis history. if you can listen, hear the patient, that can make the difficult. >> public health officials say rural hospitals will continue to close so these remote appointments fill that void. next up for the help program is cancer screenings and ear, nose and throat visits. >> walkers have a reason to smile. tomorrow marks national opening day for trails, when they reopen for spring. chester county officials celebrated by officially opening up county trails for the season today, despite today's chilly weather folks gathered and braved wind for a stroll. officials say trails and neighborhood amenities that promote wellness and foster a sense of community. >> nice to get outside.

>> yes, nice. >> hopefully it will be warmer >> over next couple days we will see those trails being flooded with people and kid are on spring break, week before easter maybe a good time to get on the bike, enjoy spring weather. we have not seen too much. >> it is february that was beautiful. march was completely just in the trash and this month hasn't been great either. march was cold, march was colder then february on average, that does not happen very often. so not a lot of time to get outside on those trails but, but the seven day forecast has much better news. you will a love it. we will get to tonight a moment. we will start off on our roof cam, this is been a interesting day because i looked at this camera four minutes ago and blue skies over center city. not anymore. cloud bubbled right backup again and then couple of showers are still trying to push through the area right now. i don't know if you picked up on it but there were a few lazy snowflakes, drifting bias well. it is chilly, temperatures in

the 40's, it feels colder with the wind and it is a gray sky. phillies ticket for opening weekend, it will get nicer, every single day as we move forward. eyewitness weather watchers showing temperatures in the mid up toker 40's, cold outside for this time of the year. normal high 61. we are at 48 checking in with our friend andrew in medford. forty-eight, cloud, it is breezy, wind making it feel colder then thermometer indicates. it is 45 degrees and wind gusting to 30 miles an hour, it feels more like 35 degrees which is not pleasant for an after afternoon. forty-five is still in philadelphia's house in chestnut hill. he sent this photo showing what the sky looked like for most of the day to day. big dark gray included, we had a few great cloud but that self-destructive sunshine what that means on a day with so much instability in the atmosphere even one break of sunshine can backfire because the ground heat up, air

destabilizees, cloud bubble up and we will get threat for showers. but wayne showing his beautiful flowers in full bloom. we have been talking about this all week. once warm air breaks through in the wake of the wet weather , it will be a green, beautiful, colorful spring and we will see this next week. here's what is happening right now on storm scan three. we have a couple showers, even a few snow showers to the north, rotating through area right now. nothing heavy or like what we saw yesterday but as we scan the area you can see light showers stretching from the eastern lehigh valley down through city and another look at broad headville where cloud are in place, rehoboth beach seeing blue sky here and there but mostly cloudy afternoon and chilly. big pocket of the cold air overhead. tomorrow though cold pockets start to move away, high pressure buildness behind it. what that does is create a strong pressure gradient you see these lines, there will be a windy day tomorrow but heading in to sunday is when jet stream lifts to the north.

here's the judge, big area of high pressure centers itself over eastern you had and very, very warm flow sunday, monday and even into tuesday and then into wednesday a weak cold front comes through that will be cooler but real cold is locked up off to the north and enjoying this nice mild sunny stretch. starts tomorrow but sunday once again date we're checking boxes and these are box that he is we love to check, sunny skies, mild temperatures, low hugh mid and light wind, sunday is spring perfection. if you like it warmer we will like early next week better. overnight cloud breaking, chilly night, 37 is your low. tomorrow eighth 59 lots of sun but breezy, wind gusting to 39 . close to normal but still will feel on the cool side. not for lodge though get those short sleeves and flip-flops ready 67 on sunday. seventy-seven on monday. we will near 80 on tuesday and then stays mild wednesday and thursday, just a chance of the stray shower on friday but does look like it is going to

warm backup again for easter weekend, ukee and nicole back to you. >> check, check, check and double-check. >> it just makes me happy. good news, thanks kate. >> hello. big news in hollywood and sports world. >> drama of the relationship between packers quarterback aaron rodgers and olivia moon takes a new turn we will have latest developments on the other side.

well, after a relationship , filled with

drama, olivia moon and aaron rodgers have called it quits. >> entertainment tonight's michelle turner has more on the split. >> reporter: actress and nfl quarterback started dating three years ago after meeting at an award show, split is said to be amicable, news comes nearly three months after engagement rumors surrounded the couple. olivia was spotted with a ring on her finger in january and even olivia's mom thought they were getting married. >> i thought she was, i was excited. >> reporter: olivia initiated break up, last time they were spotted together was on valentines day, neither looked thrilled to be photographed. >> it is speculate that had olivia had a part in aaron's estrange. from his family, rift played out mountain media when jordan rodgers competed on joe joe fletcher's season of bachelore tte, and the family patriarch addressed the relationship. >> all of the boys, you know, and you know, things can change you. >> reporter: jordan told us that they were trying to keep it all in the family. >> i think anybody in this,

would dot same. family matters are sensitive and private. >> reporter: aaron's relationship with his family may be strained but got along well with olivia. in happier times she told us that wasn't always ideal for her. >> unfortunate thing for me my mom loved my boyfriend so much she side with him for everything and no matter what, it is, he is gormed to her. can done no wrong. he could do so much. >> reporter: ukee and nicole, back to you. >> all right, thank you. get all of your hollywood news on entertainment tonight and every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 hunt for a child predator. a young girl, snatched up, and sexually assaulted in new castle county. the police are searching for the suspect, continues. it is hard to say just how far the united states will go, however, the use of tomahawk missiles to strike a syrian air basis certainly anes lacing step.

>> in the wake of the u.s. military strike in syria a local expert discussed what the attack could mean for the you had, moving forward. plus this... >> reporter: a letter carrier reportedly attacked by a dog while on the job last week is speaking out. i'm anita oh in hat blow next and what the postal service is doing to protect its workers. it ace chilly, wind friday in philadelphia but weekend has better news. we have temperatures on the rise. we will tell you when we could approach 80 degrees and when the sun will finally return. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. well well, he grabbed her and drug her to the window and took off. >> here's is what happening at 6:00 a disturbing difficulties corruption of the moment a young girl was snatched up, a delaware street, tonight we are learning horror did not end right there. officers say she