>> following breaking news, deadly explosion rocks palm sunday services in latest development overseas. >> still ahead clues that led to the suspect. >> looking outside, great day to get out there. 'r ahead for the second half of our weekend.

>> today is sunday, april 9th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. yesterday, you will love today. so let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, a lot of wms on tap. >> that's right. winds lighter, you will feel the sunshine, strong this time of year, highs near 70, each day gets even warmer, so if making run at 08 degrees, especially on tuesday, really all week long, our high temperatures are going to be staying above average. so, it will feel more typical for may, and even early june at times for part of the work week, outside little cold this morning, saw some spots below freezing, even into the 20's, but you can see full sunshine still hanging out at 43, west breeze 5 miles per hour, so no harsh windchills this ranking from 30's, to the low four's, now, at 40 wilmington, mount pocono at 41 degrees suburbs on the cool side, 36

quakertown, up third's mt. holly as well. the wind, calm to about 5 miles per hour, prep much stay on the light side today, maybe kick up to 10 miles per hour switching direct out of the southwest, will continue to pump in warmer air, quiet on storm scan three outdoor plans, obviously, a go with the skylites at, maybe little league game to go to, phillies game, just perfect baseball weather today. sunshine, not as windy, above average highs 8 degrees above average, up to 07 degrees, zero seven around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, low 60s at the shore. and the poconos. like i said it, will feel more like early june, over the next few days, talk about how warm it get coming up in eyewitness weather, jan, back over to you. >> thank you, justin. >> one person is hospitalized after early morning crash in philadelphia. crash happened near west roosevelt boulevard and fifth street. just before 3:00 this morning. rescuers say the crash involved two cars. one person was taken to einstein health, no word on

what may have led up to this crash. >> and right now, crews are on the scene after fire in philadelphia's logan section. firefighters were called to the 61600 block every west lowden street, just before 7:00 this morning. everyone inside was able to make it out safely. no one was hurt. the fire was put out in just about 15 minute, right now, it is unclear what caused this fire. >> flew this morning, out of north philadelphia, crews responds to early morning fire in a two story home there. the fire broke out just before 5:00 this morning. it happened on west allegheny avenue, and north mascher street. the fire was contained in just about 20 minute. neighbors say they awoke to the sounds of firefighters arriving on the scene. >> when recognize that it was smoke, i went upstairs, i told everyone to get up. he ran down in the basement. and you seen flames, fire, and then i thought it was gas escaping. then i seen the cop knock on the door and told us to cover up, get out.

>> neighbors say the same home was firebombed a few days ago, than is under investigation. >> following breaking news out of egypt this morning. bomb inside church has killed at least 21 people, another 38 people hurt. it happened in a church north of the egyptian capitol of cairo, people taking part in palm sunday services, as of no no one claimed responsibility, christians make up about 10% of egypt's population, and they have repeatedly been targeting by islamic extremists, pope francis expressed his condolances, saying he's praying the dead and the wounded. >> bomb like device and arrested suspect, police found explosive device, at a busy subway station, in oslo it swept through the area to evacuate people from bars and restaurants, and diffuse the bomb. investigators aren't yet releasing any more details about the suspect or further information about that device.

>> identified suspect if friday's deadly truck attack. investigators say bag of explosives was found inside of the truck, used in the terror attack. they also say the man arrested is likely the driver of that vehicle. on friday, a man drove a stolen truck at pedestrians on the busiest street in stockholme, killing four people, and injuring 15 others. >> secretary every state, rex tillerson, travels to moscow this week for official visit, syria of course will be on that agenda. meantime, more bones are range down in syria following an air strike from the us just days ago. roxanna has the latest. >> syrian opposition activists say they dropped more bombs where saran gas attack scored people this week. unclear where the latest strikes originated the the syrian air force has resumed flight at the base, from where the us says the assad regime launched the chemical attack. on thursday, us tomahawk

missiles targeted syrian planes, ammo dumps, storage facilities, but president trump faced criticism for not destroying the runways, from his mar-a-lago estate he tweeted: the reason you don't generally hit runways is that they're easy and inexpensive to quickly fix. syria, russia, north korea condemned the us strikes. dozens every protesters demonstrated outside the un office in damaskus saturday. republican senator john mccain on visit to slow vein ya said even more us strikes are needed to stop the killing in syria. >> i think that we need to have further air operations to stop this kind of slutter. >> former speech writer for president george w. bush told cbs news president trump does not have a long-term strategy. >> i don't think he has any designs at all, i think the lesson we take from this, trump really does not think strategically. >> the trump administration is vowing to keep up pressure on syria. and is signalling new

sanctions, will follow the missile attack. roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> follow us tv and on line at cbs philly does come. christians around the world are observing palm sunday. this morning, pope francis celebrated mass in front after crowd at saint peters square, in vatican city. it started with a procession of the blessing of the palm branches, which symbolize peace and victory. palm sunday commemorates jesus triumph full arrival into jerusalem, days before his crucifixion. back here at home now, and in other news this morning, police are looking for the person who carved a swastika into a car. it was part of a vandalism spree in warminster, the vandalism was found in the 600 block of east street road yesterday. there was also vandalism on cavel cane lane. other cars, two mailboxes, also damaged. well, this morning, a man

is sitting behind bars, and accused of risking a catastrophy. investigators say caught on camera setting fires three times in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter, alicia, shows us how investigators caught up with him, more than two months after the spree started. >> surveillance video caught this as sonnies, three separate times, setting fire. for the last three months the man seen here setting fires in philadelphia seem to be getting away with them, until now. the city-wide arson task force has arrested 59 year old juan barclay, alleging he is this arsonist. >> hoping, you know, that this is the guy, and that there aren't any copycats. >> famous fourth street del i could have been destroyed in february when authorities allege bark clay set fire to cardboard boxes outside the business. >> burned up all these wires. >> thankfully emergency responders responded quickly in february, and there was only damage to the outside of

the famous deli that has been a part of queen village for 94 years. >> what was crazy, when you watch the video, he lit it, and then he went away, and he came back to see that it was burning. >> authorities allege few weeks earlier, barclay set fire to dumpster on ranstead street, and then damaged several cars when he set fire to trash along fifth street. the images every him weren't completely clear, until he set fire to the deli on fourth street. >> fortunately there is was a perfect example of the cameras that i have on the building and the cameras neighbors have on the block, they showed the whole thing. >> all of the fires started early morning hours around 4:00 a.m., none of them caused significant damage, but could have. and that is why juan barkley has been charged with causing or list ac catastrophy, arson, criminal miss chief n queen village, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

>> fire rips through townhome on candlestick lane in sicklerville new jersey, flames were shooting from the third floor, when firefighters arrived on the scene got out thanks to working smoke alarm. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> in camden now, admiral wilson boulevard, has reopened, following a trash fire there. the fire started near federal street around 5:00. it took firefighters about two and a half hours to bring those flames under control. authorities say one person was burned, no word on the condition of that person this morning, or the cause of this fire. >> still a heed here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, 13 year old goes on joy ride with a baby inside of a car. and what's even more shocking, police say, his father let him get behind the wheel. plus, a wild scene at a church carnival. we'll tell you what happened after two bounce houses are blown away with children inside. plus: taste with tour, making

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>> five children are hospitalized after two bounce houses were blown away in south carolina. it happened last night, at a church carnival, outside greenville. so the winds pick up two bounce houses there, one blown into a tree, the other was blown into some power lines. that causes power lines to snap, and now the accident caused power outage in that area, it is unclear how those children are doing this morning. >> a dad in florida facing charges after his teenage son went on a joy ride, and crashed into a canal. this all happened in lehigh

acres, outside of fort myers florida yesterday. two year old boy was inside with him. both managed to escape, as the car filled with water, and they had only minor injuries, the teen's father charged with child neglect. >> dallas officials trying to figure out who set off alarms, they say computer hack responsible for making the city 156 emergency sirens go off before midnight friday. it took almost two hours to turn them off. city officials say they don't know how one of the hackers broke into the system but do believe the hack happened in the dallas area. >> this morning delta still dealing with effect from severe weather days ago. they canceled almost 300 flight yesterday. airline says may be more

cancellation this is week, which is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. severe weather struck the region, heart fields jackson internationainternational airpos delta's hub, 60% of the fleet passes through each day, flyers should check websites for flight status updates. >> a small landslide in washington, leaves, leads to voluntary evacuations in the area and the closure every highway there. the slow moving slide didn't injury anyone, but, it is not far from where a massive slide killed 43 people, and 2014. cracks along private road are what alerted neighbors to the possible danger there. geologists are inspecting the area this weekend. people in oakland aren't as lucky, regular tagged because of recent slide, sea of mud, debris, started saluting in the area thursday night. and continues to shift to move this weekend. now, homes in the path of the already destructive slide will be demolished, and their

owners relocated. >> cam down, came through the back bedroom, bathroom, and down through the hallway, then all through the patio. >> it burst through, started coming down our yard, really fast. >> at this point the resident of the three red tag homes will have to stay out as long as the hillside is still on the move. so a lot of moisture out west, justin, and we are in a dry patterns. >> now we r we had a lot of rain, about a month and a half, over 6 inches, but nice drying out, sunshine, great time to be outside. perfect timing, little leagues have gun, so get outside, play baseball, enjoy it, phillies season, home games coming up. great weather for that. outside now ben franklin parkway here in center city. nothing but blue skies. sunshine, still chilly. so about to head out the next couple of hours, need the jacket with temperatures in the 40's, but rapidly going to climb up into the 50's by late morning. and 60s even approach

70 degrees this afteron warming trend yesterday. may not have felt the warmest day just because we had bit of breeze to deal with. made it feel cooler at times. but that wind has really lightened up. so feels good today. crank it up a notch. next couple of days, will feel like may tomorrow. june, especially, on tuesday. and just as we were talking about dry stretch, no big storms coming at us, maybe couple of chances to see few showers. but really the big change is the overall pattern, jet stream moving back it the north. we get the surge of warm air, which is slipping over the south. disable, move back northward, high temperatures today around 8 degrees above average. good 15 tomorrow, even 20 on tuesday. so that gives us a shot of some lower 80s, as we should be low 60s this time of year. temperatures ranking upper positive's now in millville, allentown, into the lower four's, had one mount pocono. so that just goes to show the warmth that's off the grounds. cold air kind of just set philadelphia at the surface, you don't have to go too far

aloft. again to the warmer air, look at st. louis, 61 des moines, mile air, continues to spread eastward, so we will kick this cold air out of here today. and temperatures feeling like mid to late spring. pretty much all week long, high pressure compliment of high pressure provides the sunny skies, and protect us from any storms from developing. woe get few high clouds moving through from time to time. next few days. but no real rain threats coming at us. so high pressure over the east coast today, flow around the high, clockwise, so you got to remember once the high moves off shore, we're in good southwest winds flow, warmer air pumps northward. here we go. temperatures off to the races tomorrow and tuesday. watch this front. slow mover. you can see real now moisture with it, only little bit. approaches us tuesday night, maybe couple of showers, sprinkles, no soaking rain like we had the past few days, so monday hi, 78. that's the forecast, record high 89. won't hit. that will but we're going to get close to record territory tuesday, forecast high of 81,

lords high for tuesday, for philadelphia, is 84 degrees. but, for today, noticeably warmer with the lighter winds, seven # degrees for the afternoon temperature, tonight not quite as cold, low 50's for center city, some four's in the coldest suburbs, and great day tomorrow, once again, to be outside, up to 78 for the high temperature, maybe some spots hit 80 tomorrow. into the lower eight's, for tuesday afternoon. front comes through wednesday, slightly keel, knock it back down to the 60s by the end of the westbound maybe shower friday. but still overall great forecast as we head into easter weekend. >> look good, thank you, justin. >> now 8:19. time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan. major still looking great this morning, live look at the blue route past ridge pike. beautiful view there, not many folks out on the roadways yet, 202, 30, the vine, 76, looking good as well. montgomery county accident at second avenue and park avenue. emergency crews are on the scene there. this seems to be causing some

minor delays in the area. keep that in mind as you head out the door. taking a live look at 95, at girard, traffic on the north side, bit heavier this morning, but moving right along here, as well as all of your in's and outs of the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda muler. >> thank you, now time fortes with tour. on the menu, an ac cleft particular mix of mediterranian and middle eastern cuisin. as our vittoria wood he will shows us, it is lover that bridges love together at this byob in delaware county. >> breathe in the sweetness every spices as you save or the place of dis earth road. mediterranian middle eastern oasis in media where big flavors from around the world are layered in delicious detail. like their chicken, watch this sit and sizzle before getting sliced to order. >> the flavors are so good. they're universal. and that's really what is

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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. blue skies, and sunshine. two of my favorite things. oh, and justin drabick, too, on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. how is it feeling? >> flattery gets you everywhere. >> indeed. little chilly outside, actually carol erickson just walked by the skydeck, close that door, cold out. still colds this morning, sunsutso we will have rapid war. temperatures well to the 60s today on our way up to about 70. will feel more like may.

not early april. and like i said we woke up this morning, temperatures 20's, 30's, slowly keiming into the low 40's now, 43, trenton, and philadelphia, 41, up at mount pocono, still few cold spots in here at 37 in quakertown, 38 in willow grove. but the big difference is the wind. calm to 5 miles per hour, yesterday, we had winds speeds over 20 miles per hour it, added bit of wind or chill to the wind there, and temperature, but today, not that bad outside. there you go. storm scan3, get outside, if you have outdoor plans go for it, yards work, sunshine, it will feel real good outside, spending time outside, throw the sun block on, can easily get sunburn this time of year. call it perfectly perfect. mild temperature, low humidity, light breeze, perfect conditions for baseball, and hopefully you have tickets to the phillies game. 66 degrees at first pitch, 1:35, by the end of the game, temperature will be around 7 degrees, on the rise home

from the ballpark, so high of 70 for philadelphia. low six of zero's, at the shore, just because of the proximity of the cold ocean. ocean water still in the had's this time of year. 60s even up in the poconos would make run of 08 degrees, first half of the work week, let you know how long it lasts coming up in eyewitness weather. >> racers are running for clean air this morning, the 2017 run for clean air where we find "eyewitness news" reporter anita live near the art museum with what's going on now. hi, anita. >> hi, jan, yes, turning out to be a beautiful warm day this morning, you can see that runners are beginning to cross the finish line here, there are about 2500 racers, this morning. our producer chris actually told me that i should have participated in the 5k version. but i would have still been running by the evening news if

that were the case. joining me now, is joe, the executive director of the clean air council. why is this race so important, especially because this is the 36th year, and you've been doing this for 35? >> that's right. thirty-five years. it is a great time to come together and just sort of celebrate all that we've accomplished in terms of air quality, and it is such a positive message, if only for philadelphians, i really love it. >> and they're running beautiful scenic route along philadelphia, this morning. >> my staff has made this the most sustainable public event in philadelphia our t-shirts are recycled, we encourage people to get hereby bike, walking, and the sponsor is a hybrid, a hybrid car. so general, very proud what is

accomplished in terms every making this sustainable event. >> this is started judge w just over 100, grown into the region's largest earth day celebration watch do you hope the take away is for people watching? >> i guess one, it is just a great event. people have always given us a lot of positive feedback about how much fun it is. i don't want to curse myself, but we've always had beautiful weather, which i think is great, but also i think it sends a powerful message that people care about the environment, and given what's going on right now, in washington, and what have you, i'm taking solace in the fact that these people are here, and hopefully will become more politically engaged in protecting the environment. >> thank you so much, joe. >> thanks a lot. >> again, the run remembers beginning to cross the finish line here, about 2500 racers this morning. along the schuylkill river. so it is abut full day to be

outside to breathe in this crisp, clean air, that's the message this morning. we're live here, near the schuylkill river, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> we will get in you one every these races one every these days, and eat a long race season ahead of us. >> i'll try, jan, not today, but one day. >> one day, thank you, anita. >> well, in other news this morning, judge kneel gorsuch will take the oath that makes him a supreme court justice tomorrow morning. he'll be sworn in at two ceremonies, one private, the other public. president trump nominated gorsuch ten weeks ago, denver based appeals court judge faced grueling confirmation hearing, the senate confirmed him on friday. >> meantime, president trump is spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach where his administration is denying rumors of impending west wing shake up. margaret brennan has more.

>> clever of staff, between the administration two warring factions, advisors, steve bannon, and trump son-in-law jared kushner. the populous ban is the architect of the america first policy and has advocated breaking up america's alliance cents and institution. >> we have a team just grinding it through, on president donald trump promise the american people. >> that revolution area world view competes for influence, with kushner, life-long democrat, with global sensibility. as mr. trump's most trusted advisor, kushner was invited to join his intimate dinner with china's president. wife ivanka dismissed the infighting during interview with dale king this week. >> they're not at odds with one another. >> on friday the white house denied persistent press reports, that mr. trump was considering firing chief of staff prius to south the the dispute white off officials

confirmed infighting and said end their back and forth. kushner's expanding influence on foreign policy has led some to refer to him as a shadow secretary of state. but it was rex tillerson himself who led talks with china and defended the president's decision. >> you worry about russian retaliation for the us military action. >> i see no reason that there would be retaliation, since the russians were never targeted, in this particular strike. it was a very deliberate, very proportional, very targeted strike undertake never response. >> tillerson's influence on national security policy may be increasing. steve brain own removed earlier this week. margaret brennan, cbs news, pal. beach. >> also this morning, operations are resuming see syrian air base hit by up the s missiles, military experts say the missiles not supposed to completely disable that base, though. meanwhile activists say the

town hit by a chemical attack that was targeted in new air strikes, those strikes came less than 24 hours after the us attack on the syrian air base, it is not clear who was behind those new air strikes. >> back at home, new exhibit, the cultures in the crossfire exhibit owned to the public it the pen museum, sneak peak last week. now, terror groups have launched campaign to destroy cultural sites in syria. this exhibit shows what might be lost. cultures crossfire also feature artifacts, from iraq. >> well, there is still so much more to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, and coming up next, we will check in with "face the nation" john dickerson for a look ahead at today's broadcast. stay with us. at longhorn, tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo.

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>> "face the nation" will be coming your way little later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3, and joining us now with

a preview live in washington, w, bv news chief washington correspondent john dickerson, good morning. >> good morning, jan. well, weaver a lot to talk about this morning in the wake of the us military attack in syria. and we're going to talk to secretary of state, rex tillerson, not just about the attack, what led to it, but also, what is next before the us in syria and also, what the state of the us relationship with russia the close ally of the syrian president, rex tillerson, the secretary every state, is headed to moscow, next week. we also talk about china, chinese president meeting with the president this week, and obviously growing tensions in north korea. we will talk about that, also, some of the issues anyway with john mccain who would like to see president trump take more action in syria. his argument is there is more going on there than simply the syrian president's use of chemical weapons. we will also have foreign policy rounds table to put all of this in some kind of perspective with experts from foreign -- from previous administrations. and then as always, jan, we'll

have our political panel to talk through the news about syria, but also all of the other things that happened in washington this week, including a rule change at the senate, that allow the associate justice neil gorsuch take the bench. >> so many developments this week, john john, we will be looking forwards it it. see you soon. >> still to come this morning, if you are a fan of the warm weather, justin says just you wait. the weather we will see will get even warmer. also, this: >> it was a first time for me that i saw kyle's diagnosis as a gift. and not as something negative. >> families come together for a special yoga session. our stephanie stahl shows you who and how it is helping. >> oh, wow. >> yes, the rabbit. >> look at that. >> plus: see nature in a whole new way. these animal specimens have been preserved for more than 100 years, and that's not all. meisha johnson takes us for a dream drive. that's next.

>> april is world autism awareness months, when you will be seeing a lot of blue. campaign, lighted up blue; designed to show support with people living with autism. stephanie stahl takes us to special class being offered for people and families, dealing with autism. >> reach your arms up. feel the extension in your spine. >> this is sensory friendly yoga class at lifetime fitness in mt. laurel. >> come back through center it is designed for people on the autism spectrum and their families. >> music will be a little bit softer. and the lights will be not too bright but not too dark. >> lisa gonzalez is a yoga instructor and mother after little bye who is autistic. >> he has some social anxieties and some behavior al issues. >> kyle is eight, and knows exactly how the sensory friendly yoga class helps him. >> why i like yoga? because it helps me calm down. >> lisa says this special yoga

class can help children with autism better cope with being self-conscious and anxious. >> stud advice shown that the breathing techniques help with their anxiety. >> lisa said breathe something primary focus in the sensory friendly classes which helps with focus and calmness. >> i want to raise awareness for it. >> jennifer with awe switch speaks says sensory friendly yoga is among special activities planned for world autism month. >> we want to show that there are different events in the community that people on autism spectrum can participate in. that are geared specifically toward them. and that are friendly to the sensitivities that they may have being on autism spectrum. >> for kyle, he now knows variety every yoga positions, and has one favorite. >> happy. >> the color blue was selected for the campaign light it up blue because more boys are diagnosed when autism than girls, and for the month a number of buildings are being lit in blue to help raise awareness. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news." >> a special easter egg hunt helps little boy who is visually impaired, and enjoy the upcoming holiday. this is really cool. these biggest were more than just energy at this items in flourtown, for one boy they were way to experience easter like never before. eight year old andrew godwin and his father are both blind. but thanks to these beeping eggs, this is the first time either did an easter egg hunt without an extra set of eyes. >> listening to where they were, and with daddy's help i was really don't in on them. >> being able to do the egg hunt independently as blind individuals was liberating. >> now saint merium says inclusion is one of their missions. to make sure visually impaired children had a chance to hunt eggs, they reached out to the international association of bomb technicians, and they then contacted the montgomery county sheriff's offers bomb

squad, who got to work making the special eggs for the kids. very cool. justin? >> good morning, everyone, great day to be outside. and if you are watching about an hour ago, we checked in with weather watch ers, a lot of 20's, three's, but now big change in the numbers already with the sunshine up, rapidly going to work, and already starting to see some upper four's, getting close to 50 degrees. like i said, no reason why we can't get to near 70 degrees this afternoon. here is one of the mildest spots this morning, up in the eagleville, full sunshine at lou ruh's house, he has 49 degrees, similar numbers off to the north and west, upper 40's, hop the river, into new jersey, and few cool spots, depends within you are, protected, cold air at the surface, clementon, new jersey, david dutch at 37 degrees. but already seeing 40's in interior south jersey, and now we check in with peter, in williamstown, 45 degrees at this hour in the sunshine. as that picture there, you can see full sun right now. he had 12 degrees jump over the past hour. that's what we're dealing w so as winter coats early this

morning, by the afternoon you can break that coat off, maybe even shorts, t-shirt? why not? check it out. let's hit the beach. delaware beach live look from the neighborhood network. boards walk plaza hotel, people out here earlier this morning enjoying the nice sunrise, few people out on the board walk, there go, beautiful shot there with the mostly sunny skies, few high clouds there, off into the distance. there is the change in temperatures fired this time yesterday. starting to warm up. sign of the warming trend. 3 degrees difference, warmer now philadelphia, and almost 10 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday in millville. sunshine, lot of it, check out storm scan3, nothing happening over the northeast and mid-atlantic high pressure just dominating the region, there are some clouds off to the ohio valley, and thin clouds, still stream in, over the next 12-24 hours, really not going to really decrease the chance for reaching the temperatures up around 07 degrees. drifting, good thing dry, we've gotten an lot of rain. going back to march 1st, puts

us at above the average of 1.38 inches though and there you go, finally, starting you have to back into the weather pattern, goods thing, but at least break from the rain, next few days. it is a late spring pattern, high pressure drifts off shore. we will watch this cold front come in here late tuesday, ahead of it, nothing but warm breeze, out of the southwest, those temperatures will surge well into the seven's tomorrow. even make it a run at the low eight's on tuesday afternoon, so that's typical for early june. not early april. highs today very comfortable, well to the 60s, even up into the lehigh valley reaching zero six in the poconos, and i think this few degrees cooler no problems reaching 70 around philadelphia, tonight, not as cold, low 50's around the city, some four's out in the colder suburbs, then look at tomorrow. really crank up the south winds well to the 70s even in the lehigh valley, close to 80 i think in some of the warm spotsment look at tuesday's forecast, 81 degrees, the first day we've reached 80 degrees since october 20th of 2016.

so finally moving back into some consistent spring time weather. here is the overall outlook as far as the temperatures go. the next couple of weeks, for april 16th, through the 22nd, we see large area across the eastern us, with above average high potential. so there we go. likely seeing the temperatures warmer than average. moving through the second half of april. seventy for the high today. noticeably warmer than yesterday with sunshine. then tonight clear skies, not quite as cold, 52 should do it for the city. like i said, some mid four's out in the colder suburbsment tomorrow another great day. maybe day off if you are lucky enough, 78 degrees for the high temperature, 81 on tuesday, then we get the colds front through tuesday night. maybe stray shower, but behind the front, really not that cold. seventy still above average wednesday, keep it in the 60s through the ends of the week, maybe shower again friday. so jan, drying out, temperatures staying above average all week, not bad headed into easter weekends. >> i'll take colds front if it looks like that. >> yes. >> only if it looks like that. >> right? >> thanks, justin.

it is now 8: 50. time to check the roads. lets guess to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, january. >> live look at 95 northbound at the vine, clear roads here, and on all of your majors including 76, 32, and the turnpike, as well. martin luther king drive closed today for an event, that closure between falls bridge and sweet briar road, >> traffic advisory for folks traveling the art museum, first phase of traffic closure for the draft kick in tonight at midnight. closures affect eakin's oval, ben franklin parkway, and more, for more information on closures visit our website at cbsphilly.com. a live look at the ben franklin bridge, traffic moving just fine this bright sunday morning. in the traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> looks good, thanks, amanda. philadelphia home to some of the greatest biologists of their time watch they did changed the course of science. as meisha johnson shows us, you can see, their historic collection right in the heart of north philadelphia.

>> ♪ >> traveling down broad street through the temple cam pulls. then turning into victorian style museum. >> we're at the wagner free institute, where natural history new see many, institutional museum. found in the 1855. our mission is public education and science. >> the executive director susan glass man explained that founder william wagner was a pioneer, in natural history. working with scientists around the world to collect specimens, of every species of mammal, reptile and bug they could finds. >> we have rocks minerals, fossiles, sea life, a lot of mammals, birds, mounted skeletons and skins. >> oh, wow.

>> oh, look at the little white footed mouse. >> the bug collection is still displayed just like it was in the late 1800s. down to the handwritten notes. >> we have very large collection every insect collection. these were all collected in the 18 80s, 1809 a a's. >> just few yards away, the specimens get a lot bigger. >> wow. >> so this is a small part of an animal called a cam erasoar us. >> just thigh bones, some vertebrae, some part of the pelvis, enormously heavy, and they were collected in the 18 70s. >> the elegant cases designed by philly biologist, joseph lighty in the 18 80s, and charles darwin's theory of evolution. this installation reflect these new ideas about the relationship of species in the natural world. >> wagner considered it a civic duty to let people visit for free. >> william started offering classes at night. so working people could come. this is before most people had

formal education. >> and the wagner free institute is still free. for both current scientists and future ones. >> this is a big huge horse. >> yes. >> grew up in philly, now a children's he had date or. >> we have programs for both children and adult. scientist is for everyone. that's what our mission was when it was, science is for everybody. >> meisha johnson, cbs

>> welcome back, time for one final check on our forecast. >> loving this forecast, nice and easy, too. >> yes. >> sunny skies, comfortable temperatures, san diego weather. not much happening. >> meteorologists there can just kick up their feet all the time. >> good deal out there. we'll experience nice weather, check it out today 70 degrees get outside and enjoy it, 78 monday, lower 80s tuesday, so that's typical for early june, not early april.

the good thing about that, not high humidity levels, still enjoyable to get outside. drop the temps on wednesday, 07 degrees, back to the 60s by the end of the week, but real now big rain chances, could get shower late tuesday night and again on friday. nice dry stretch coming at us. >> whole lot of sun which i love. thanks, justin, that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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