you have an infection. talk to your doctor and visit humira.com this is humira at work. investigators returns to the scene of the fire that tears through this montgomery county home. north korea's leaders keeps the world on edge what he might do this weekend as the country celebrates its founding father it is saturday april 15th, good morning i'm jan carabao. it is shaping up to be a great day to day and even better day , tomorrow, so lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast, good saturday morning, justin. >> good morning. >> still a lot of outdoor plans. >> good timing here, nice

weather, very pleasant in the 60's. if you like it warm we will bring in 80's tomorrow. record high is 90 degrees. >> wow. >> think about that one. >> we're talking mid 80's. still very warm. good timing for easter sunday. mainly dry. maybe tomorrow night, after sunset we could run risk for a shower or thunderstorm in some spots, as cold front approaches but during the day we will be looking good both today and tomorrow. we have some cloud rolling in right now, that is the sign of the warmer air, that is going to be moving in, overnight tonight, and for easter sunday but really today is a transition day. right now 49 degrees, we are stuck in the 40's over most locations, 50's showing up in south jersey and central delaware but still some suburbs, hanging out in the 30 's. 38 degrees, currently still in mount holly, new jersey. forty-five in palmyra. wind direction, it is calm to about 10 miles an hour to day, out of the southe so we have a cooling effect right along the

coast. further north and west you are today you will be warmer, so there is a chance berks county is warmer then philadelphia it is all about sky cover and wind direction. there you go with cloud filtering in, mid to high level cloud, filtered sunshine but still our temperatures will be a few degrees above average with highs in the 60's , isolated shower chance, really, at night tonight. 68 degrees for the high, for philadelphia, mid 60's at the shore. poconos 59. better chance for a shower there, later on this afternoon we will talk about easter sunday and that rain chance, sunday night coming up in the full forecast in a few more minutes, jan, back to you. it is now 6:02. time to check road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi a manned. we are looking live at the boulevard moving along just fine this morning in the area, also some good news we had a major problem earlier on the boulevard at ridge avenue and kelly drive, that accident has now cleared but be ready for residual delays in that area

mass transit looking good as well. as for those living, traveling in the area of the art museum traffic detours, for preparation for nfl draft but get ready for round two. this will affect two rate lanes of eakin oval, left lane of the parkway in the southbound lanes of kelly drive, westbound spring garden will be closed at pennsylvania have a new for more, detours as well, visit cbs philly.com. taking a live look at i-95 in race street in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda muhler new back to you. new this morning crewness northern liberties, are finished mopping up a, fuel spill after an accident involving a tractor trailer. the accident happened here at third and spring garden streets just before 2:30 this morning. police say a tractor trailer turning out of the parking lot there when it collided with this black sedan, the sedan has extensive, damage to the front and driver's side, in one was hurt during the crash. one person is rushed to the hospital following a house fire in montgomery county, fire fighters found smoke,

flames, coming from this home when they first arrived on the scene there just before 7:00 last night. this is at allentown road and wood land drive, police say house was occupied at the time , so far we know one person was hospitalized and is now in serious condition. police are investigating an accident in philadelphia's fishtown section, officers responded to this scene on the 14 behind block of beach street, just were 2:30. a red sedan was completely flipped over and pieces of that car can be seen on the sidewalk there. a three three-year old man was brought to the hospital and he is expect to be okay. philadelphia police are investigating what cause aid crash that killed two people on roosevelt boulevard, women were passengers in a suv that police say slammed in the back of the tractor trailer on friday, that tractor trailer was parked legally on the boulevard, near d street, and the dead lid crash comes just days after injury attorneys released a study on the 150 most dangerous intersections in philadelphia, about a dozen

intersections on that list are on roosevelt boulevard and that worries neighbors in feltonville. >> i'm always concerned about accidents here, and it is always because of that because they allowed cars to park on the boulevard, why? >> reporter: concerns include why city allows parking and drivers speeding on the 40 miles an hour road there, the driver of the suv is new listed in stable condition with a broken hip. north korea's biggest holiday comes to a close eyes remains fixed on that country this morning, the government could launch missle and nuclear tests this weekend mid rising tensions in the region. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has the latest from the whites house. >> reporter: north korea's vice minister of foreign affairs isn't mixing word, he told cbs news that his country is ready to strike first if provoke, including possibly, using nuclear weapons. >> if the u.s. comes up with a dangerous military option then the first card is in our hand. we will deal witt with our preemptive strike this means

war. >> reporter: tensions in the korean peninsula escalated since north korea started testing nuclear and ballistics missiles, u.s. navy strike group is making its way to the region. north korean government official told cbs news that the trump administration is deliberately insighting a military conflict by sending the aircraft carrier group and continuing u.s. military exercise necessary south korea saturday is the most important day of the year in north korea , dictator kim jong un presided over a military parade to mark 105th anniversary of his grandfather 's birth the country's founder. he also may order another round of missle test or nuclear test which would be the sixth since 2006. >> nuclear test will take place at a time, place, that the supreme leadership deems necessary. >> reporter: earlier this week u.s. military readied almost two dozen fighter planes in japan. >> we have reconfigured everyone of those f-16 with live ordinance inside of 24 hours, and put them back on,

status, and ready to fight. >> reporter: military official says u.s. does not intend to use force begins north korea unless the country targets another, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime, we're getting our first look at the moment that 11-ton bomb hit isis fires in eastern afghanistan this video from the department of the defense shows bomb hitting the hundred tane, it sent a mushroom shaped cloud of smoke and debris in the sky of again officials say bomb killed 36 isis fighters, isis built tunnels and caves in that mountains for protection. so-called mother of all bombs was largest non-nuclear weapon ever used in combat. a popular carnival in hunting park has increased its security after a huge fight, philadelphia police are continuing to look for the attackers. "eyewitness news" report their tasha brown talked to a young man victimized at that carnival. >> play found sound of the carnival here in hunting park

families enjoying the ride, food and the games. >> rewind back to a few days ago on tuesday and innocent of the night out at the carnival turns violent. you can see a teenage girl being viciously punched, kick and attacked outside the north philadelphia carnival. >> everybody started going in, swinging at us back and forth and it just escalated really quickly. >> reporter: girl has been identified by her girlfriend miguel hernandez as jayla san tan, mickle says he was attacked as well. >> the flash mob they totally picked us out at random. some girl came up behind my girlfriend and hit her. >> reporter: fluffy friday afternoon the same group of teens tried to attack his father outside the store. >> i was really upset. >> reporter: security has been stepped up after the incident as many as nine officers have been added to the carnival ground. parents say that it is sad evening them that it has to come to this. >> we're here to have a good time. there is no need for all this stuff like that.

>> it is very disturbing to see . i just think about that being my daughter. >> carnival wrapped up at 10:00 p.m. no reports of incidents. police are still in search of suspects linked to this vicious brawl n hunting park, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the search is now on for a uber driver who has been missing for several days. chris continue labe lives in ago ton township and last seen in philadelphia early tuesday morning. since then, labe has not answered her cell phone, she was last seen driving a green subaru leg ace which pennsylvania license plate hja -8582. if you have seen her, call abington township police. police in bucks county continue their search for vandals who struck in newtown, township. take a look at this surveillance video. police say suspect vandalized storefronts on sycamore street overnight thursday into friday and at one point threw a bench in the railing.

more video shows suspects eating together, walk ago long the street there, and if you have any information, give police a call. bucks county spca is offering a $1,000 reward for any information in the deadly shooting of the cat. feline named scooby was shot monday afternoon near the creek side apartments on knights road, the cat's owner found him injured and rushed him to an animal hospital. if you have any information about this, call the bucks county spca. well, it is a unique charge in the crackdown on heroin in montgomery county, prosecutors have charged angel leon with drug delivery, resulting in death, it is in connection with the overdose death of roger korfman in upper merion in february. >> drug dealers should be very fearful of delivering drugs, heroin, fentanyl pills in montgomery county because we are investigating these as homicide. >> prosecutors showed off the drug paraphernalia, weapons, money they say were seized from leon's philadelphia home.

a judge set bail at one million-dollar. today is holy saturday, a day when christians pray, reflect about jesus's death on the cross and his resurrection on easter sunday. good friday was observed as cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city philadelphia good friday is most solemn day on the christian calendar and it marks crucifiction of jesus christ. meantime, in rome, pope francis presided over way of the cross services at rose coliseum. 20,000 people were there. as we see at the end of the service holy father asked god for forgiveness for scandals in the catholic church in the prayers at the end pope expressed shame for humanity's failings. he also expressed hope, that heart of hearts will be become forgiving and loving. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" arkansas's plans to use its december penalty on more than half dozen convicted murderers appears to be unraveling, coming up why a judge is putting a stop to the

executions and how actor johnny dep is taking a stan. plus she who her father in the september 11th attacks, now she's taking the same oath he did, the woman behind the badge, when "eyewitness news"

arkansas judge has block the state from using a lethal injection drug for several executions. johnny dep was among those who rally with aid begins the death penalty in little rock, yesterday, a circuit court

judge there has temporarily prevented arkansas from using a drug employed for the death penalty. medical company that makes the drug it sold product to prisons for medical purposes, not executions. state is seeking to execute seven convicted murderers by the end of april. a daughter takes the oath, to serve and protect like her father who died during the september 11th attack. >> i hear by do solemnly swear ... >> 22-year old brittany roy was among more than 400 recruits, sworn in as new members of the new york city police department. >> it is just always been a dream to be one of them and especially what my dad had done for the nation, for the country, it was a true aspiration to be able to try to follow in his footsteps. >> now brittany was only seven years old when her dad was killed during the terror attack but still she says she always knew she wanted to be a police officer.

meantime 15 people are being treated for injuries after a stampede at new york's penn station, the nypd says that the stampede occurred after an amtrak police officer used a stun gun to subdue a man, and the station was already overcrowded because of new jersey transit train got stuck in the hudson river tunnel for nearly three hours, amtrak says that power problems, cause that had train to get stuck, and in of those injuries are believed to be serious. well, april 15th is normally the tax deadline but not this year, you do have a couple more days to file. taxes are not due yet because it is saturday and monday, april 17th is emancipation day , a holiday. it honors president abraham lincoln's legislation that freed 3,000 saves back in 1862 that means the tax deadline this year is tuesday, april 18th. turning now to the glorious eyewitness weather forecast, justin, spectacular. >> it is, certainly not feeling like middle of april tomorrow but more like june or even july minus big time

humidity. it will be more muggy tomorrow but still bearable heading outside. it looks good for your easter morning services or egg hunts in the morning air afternoon. today is a transition day. temperatures still comfortable we are in the 60's, close to average a few degrees above. that little bit more cloud cover to talk about that. reason is we have a warmer air moving in tomorrow, and it comes in aloft in the atmosphere, up around 5,000 feet or so and then moves down to the surface and that will transfer to the surface tonight. clear skies right now, in bath northampton county at charles house we have 45. we are in the 40's. still a few 30's in some of the cooler spots, sheltered from the wind. here's one spot in new jersey right new where we are checking with allentown, delran, we have 389 degrees, under partly cloudy skies. cool in interior south jersey, lower 40's at john's house in mullica, partly cloudy skies. we will go to the coast where temperatures will be, the coolest there this weekend just because of the wind run off the water, but right now we are at 49 at greg wood's

house in ocean view, new jersey. i have some nice sunrise pictures coming in right now over next few minutes. we will goat that sun up, filtered sunshine, those are cloud building with the warm front and coming in chesterfield at ed's house. good picture there there is lynn spring inner cherry hill, just showing a developing sunrise here. mid to high level cloud, signs of that warmer air is moving n lets take you outside also to berks county, live look, 44 degrees. this is at the kutztown area middle school, north/northwest breeze at 2 miles an hour, there you go. we have had some cloud building in today so as we move in the afternoon, more cloud cover, so we will call partly to mostly cloudy but just pleasant day to day, here's your weekend planner, tonight not quite as coal. we will bring in warmer air tonight, maybe passing shower in some spots, not a big deal, and may have that umbrella around overnight but that is it. easter sunday during date lots of sunshine, breezy, very warm , that wind will kick up the temperatures, we're talking about highs in the 80

's, then easter sunday night we will have risk for showers and thunderstorm in spots. we have been protect over high pressure. little batch of cloud moving in, western pennsylvania. over the delaware valley. that is warm front or leading edge of the warmer eras that warm front passes by the we may have spotty showers, and tomorrow big difference in the temperatures. rain chance, pretty much, small today and tonight and then tomorrow during the day still a lot of sunshine around we're now in the warm sector ahead of the cold front and temperatures surging well above average. good 20 degrees above average. then this front will pass by later sunday night. couple scattered showers or rumble of thunder. that passes us for monday. monies a nice day, once again, just a little bit cooler with that front coming in with temperatures in the 70's. lets talk buries ter sunday forecast, we're waking up early, sunrise services, low 60's by 7:00 in the sunshine, by the afternoon, 3:00 o'clock reaching our high right around

84 degrees for philadelphia, it is on the breezy side, and then forecast, high to mid 80 's, not record territory. ninety's record for tomorrow setback in 2002 but 84, 20 degrees above average this time of the year. reason is jet stream taking another surge northward we have a big ridge in the jet, over eastern half of the you had, developing today and tomorrow, so that is why we will expand that warmth up to new england. jet stream levels out, and then eastern we call that zonal flow. that keeps cold air to the north and cold air to the south. we are in between. really comfortable through next week. it will be a chance for a few showers every couple of days, and then typically that happens when jet stream flat earns out. we will get vast moving weak systems. today 68, partly sunny. fifty-nine for the low. maybe a shower. here's that extended forecast tomorrow sunny, 84. sunday night showers, thunderstorm, another chance for some showers on wednesday, temperatures cooler, back to the 60's, jan, back to you.

on the healthwatch now an influential government advice rid panel is dropping its opposition to routine prostate cancer screenings for men. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new guidelines for psa testing. >> reporter: larry bloomberg's life change when his doctors diagnosed prostate cancer last year. >> we're in time. he said aim in the sure we would have been in time if we had in the done this a year or two from now. >> reporter: sixty-nine year-old's cancer was detected after he opted to have a psa blood test even with no symptoms. the screening was in the recommended by u.s. preventive services task force. now based on the latest research the group has reversed its recommendation and now says that men, 55 to 69, should have a conversation with their doctor and make a decision for themselves. >> men can reduce their chance of dying of prostate cancer, and reduce their chance of having cancer that spread throughout theired about i, these are really important

benefits, but they occur in a small number of men. >> reporter: concern has been psa testing results in over treating cancers which can lead to serious issues like impotence and incontinence. >> it is in the the test but what the reaction to the test is. both on the part of the patient and provider. >> reporter: doctors at penn medicine says advances in detection and closely monitoring low risk cancers are helping men avoid drastic treatment. >> as patient you don't want to panic based on a simple screening test and as a provider you don't want to jump to immediate recommendations for treatment. >> reporter: harry had his prostate removed and has had side effects but says they are getting better. >> side effects are nothing compared to the fact that i will live a licensing life and enjoy my kid and grandchildren >> but not everyone with prostate cancer benefits from treatment, the task force says many men can live with presents state cancer without it causing serious illness or death.

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with us on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, virtual titanic, local gamers take us back in time on a tour of the massive ship, how it works and how you'll soon be able to play along when we come back.

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by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. it has been 105 years since titanic set sail from england, just four days later she would go down. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has story of the bucks county man now working to bring titanic back to life. >> 105 years ago this week white star lines titanic went down in the atlantic ocean,

1500 people, died, and for the past two years a bucks county man has been working seven days a week to tell that story >> it is everything you can imagine, in a story. >> reporter: tom and two friend are working tirelessly to create titanic, honor and glory, a high definition virtual reality game honoring the ship the detail is identical to the ship. in the game, the player is framed for murder and robbery but has to track down the real killer on titanic. >> it is not just, a sinking ship or any other disaster, it was one of those things that everyone in the world has so much confidence in and then it just happened in the middle of the night without any signs. >> reporter: he created a real time sinking of the ship available on you tube that has gone viral with 20 million views. we first introduce introduced you to the project last summer but he has updated and even new graphics like this boiler room he is sharing on television for the first time.

>> i have six different boilers. they are all slightly different this is boiler room six, it is the boiler room that was ripped over by the iceberg. >> reporter: project is gaining so much popularity he and his team are flying to california in two weeks to meet with the popular studio to discuss funding. he cannot get into details just yet but his goal, to have the game available for one reason: history. >> video games can be tasteful and historical, and educational, and it can be used as a way to make this information, stick. >> reporter: david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". he and his team are working toward a seven million-dollar fund raising goal, for more information about the project, including video game demos just visit our web site at cbs philly.com welshing still ahead in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" debate over dunes. a legal battle over plans to build protective sand dunes at the new jersey shore, comes to a halt. short tempers over short

term parking at philadelphia's 30th street station, but "eyewitness news" discovered when we check out commuter complaints, stay with

today is sat kay april 15th. good morning i'm jan carabao. nice today and down right warm tomorrow, could we approach a

record? meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather, hi there, justin. >> nice sunrise right now. you can see sun glaring off buildings behind me. we have cloud building in. that is sign of the warmer air coming in tonight and certainly for your easter sunday. it will feel like middle of summer for the holiday but today is that transition day v pleasant. good travel day to day as well we have cloud, mixed with some sun. forty-nine at the airport. still a few spots in the lower 40's. even some 30's even showing up quakertown 39 degrees. thirty-eight in mount holly, new jersey. wind are calm. main about 10 miles an hour out of the southe today. coastal temperatures will be coolest. and then further inland you are the warmer you will be. there you go storm scan three is nice and quiet right now. we will notice cloud building from the south and west throughout the afternoon today we will call it filtered sunshine but enough sun does warm us up a few degrees.

we are on our way up to 68 degrees for the high for philadelphia. and then tomorrow look at that high of 84, cranking up the heat there, typical for early july, actually. record high tomorrow is 90. we will not get that warm but still have 20 degrees above average. today looks pretty good. coolest spot in the poconos near 60. mid 60's at the shore. we will talk about how long they stick around when i show you seven day forecast in a few minutes. >> wow, feeling like july, i like it. thanks, justin. 6:32. time to check the road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> we are taking a live look at blue route at 76 and like justin said, it is shaping up to be a good travel day this morning. no real problems on your majors today. we had a major accident earlier on the boulevard at ridge avenue but that has has just cleared out. drivers should have no problems right now. and this past week we saw a

fair amount of tie ups on the art museum due to the. nfl draft this week we will see phase two of the closures. however right now two right lanes of the eakins oval are closed as well as left lane of the parkway and kelly drive. westbound spring garden closed at pennsylvania avenue. for more on this and septa detours as well visit our web site at cbs philly.com. taking a live look at ben franklin bridge, a gorgeous shot there, all looking clear in and out of the city the in the traffic center i'm amanda muhler for you, new back to you. the fail zoo is going to be hopping this morning as people prepare for the rabbit run 5k. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the zoo in fairmount park with the details, hi there, anita? >> reporter: hi there, jan. we were here last year. we're here again. it will be a beautiful day for this rabbit run. joining me are chris and jody, for the organizers of this event. jody this causes personal to you. can you share your story with us. >> sure, i was diagnosed with

parkinson's disease in 2011, officially, unofficially in 2007. i was diagnosed as young on set. misdiagnosed for three years and then finally diagnosed through a cat scan. what people don't realize it does happen at any age, not just your grandparents disease anymore. >> reporter: you shared some statistics with us earlier. >> more people have parkinson disease then three other disease. and the youngest into date has been recorded as being two years old in canada they suspect has parkinson's disease. >> reporter: thinks fourth annual year you guys are doing this chris, why sit so important for to you get involved and what do you want others to know. >> so, jody and i were married in 2010, we found out about the diagnosis, of parkinson's earlier the next year. we decided to do something bit we didn't want to just sit back and relax and rely on the

medication. we started a non-profit mow meeting exercise as medicine for parkinson's disease. first event was a bike ride, and then we started the rabbit run. we do bike and rabbit run each year. >> reporter: exercise has helped you a lot. >> exercise is my medicine. i decided not to take the gold standard medicine, and i'm using exercise as my medicine, so it is, basically, 10 years i have been doing exercise to combat my symptoms and possibly stall the progression >> reporter: thinks a fun route through the zoo can you explain where money goes and how this will help the organization. >> so, the net proceed from the rabbit run and all of the events that is shake it off does, goes toward, specifically exercise research money has been donated to the university of delaware to their human movement lab, and, especially doctor chris's lab. we donated to the michael j. fox foundation and davis city foundation and cleveland clinic. >> reporter: excellent. we are happy to be here. you can see right now that the

organizers are getting set up, and... >> you will put on this, my little bunny ears that they have given me. if you are running you will be blessed with these bunny ears as we were last year as well. we're starting a collection. >> great day sunny and 70. >> reporter: yes, it is. registration will kick off at 7:00, so, less than half an hour registration will kick off and actual 5k will kick off at 8:00. for now live at philadelphia zoo anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you are right a beautiful trip through the zoo on that 5k, thank you. meantime a deadly crash is raising new concerns about safety, on would have of the region's most heavily traveled roadways, roosevelt boulevard. investigators say an suv slammed into a parked tractor trailer on the boulevard near d street, and in feltonville. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves pick up the story. >> reporter: little before 9:00 a deadly crash along roosevelt boulevard. >> we're seeking out witnesses

, and trying to do everything we can to get to the root of this. >> reporter: police say this tan suv driving northbound near d street, somehow, swerved and slammed into a parked tractor trailer. one man was taken to the hospital, two women died. >> i'm always concerned about accidents here, and it is always because of that, because they allowed cars to park in the boulevard, why. >> reporter: people living near the crash are upset about park ago long the busy boulevard, and, speeding. >> they don't see the speed limit. you see cars flying here, especially at night, 50, 60 miles an hour. something need to be done. >> reporter: police say tractor trailer was legally parked here, operator was asleep at a hotel nearby. victims of this crash are identified as 40 year-old mar shay flowers hardy and 25 year-old asia who will instant , both died on the scene. as for the man in the suv he was taken to the hospital with a broken hip but he is in

stable condition. in feltonville, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pennsylvania governor tom wolf is now calling on philadelphia district attorney seth williams to resign, following thursday suspension of his law license. in a statement the governor says that the people of the philadelphia need a district attorney fully focused on and legally capable of executing the important duties of the top law enforcement official, in pennsylvania's largest city his resignation will allow the employees of the office to focus on their work, and help the citizens that they serve move on. williams is facing federal corruption charges and has entered a not guilty plea, the d.a. will continue to handle his office's administrative duties while assistants take over legal matters. ride sharing services, could soon again be in the cross hairs of the philadelphia parking authority tempers are flaring over short term parking spots at 30th street station. some spots are designated for

uber an lyft drivers but some commuters tell "eyewitness news" that the drivers are also taking a spot meant for paying customers. we have found some drivers breaking the rules. >> i didn't know that. now i know it. thank you for the information. >> somebody should be out here policing that the uber drivers and lyft drivers just don't sit idling in those spots. that is my beef with it. >> now one driver suggested that the creation of a cell phone waiting lot for ride sharing drivers. hold out as begins the plan to build protected sand dunes at new jersey shore are giving up their fight. homeowners have dropped their lawsuit against new jersey's department of environmental protection and others, they had hoped to block construction of dunes in margate, which currently realize on wooden bulkhead to protect against storm surges. margate is sustaining serious damage during hurricane sandy. seventh annual philadelphia science festival at franklin institute is one week away bain some lucky

youngsters got a sneak peak. experts did a test run of the 100 soda bottle rocket launch, one of the big events during the nine day festival. there will be a city wide star party featuring institute's chief astronomer derek pits, science festival runs from april 21st through the 29th and many events are free. in the iconic ben franklin will be overseeing another important philadelphia event, at lee in spirit, the nfl draft selection square will be set up in front of the franklin national memorial at franklin institute during the draft, representatives from all 32 nfl teams will smith their selections from desks in front of the statue. main portion of the draft will take place at the art museum, between april 27th through the 29th, exciting times to come. we have so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, a runaway horse and only "eyewitness news" was there as philadelphia police are in hot

pursuit. find out how long she ran and how far she had gotten until police caught up with her. driven to succeed one of the america's big three car makers accelerates pace on self drives cars, hoist hiring and where the job will take you. weekend begins with the sin i start but just you wait until you find out how warm it will get on easter sunday. justin drabick's eyewitness forecast is just minutes

we have a new community effort to drive customers to african-american owned businesses for all of philadelphia cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio explains how the new i buy black discount card is supposed to work. >> reporter: north philadelphia's most prominent leaders like music mogul kenney gamble, al lawlor and others have joined forces to keep african-american dollars in the black community. >> we can agree, to buy black. >> reporter: the solution, the eye buy black card, a ten-dollar discount card sold at i buy black.org and in stores that links customers to philadelphia black owned businesses, while providing a 15 percent discount, the goal, grow the businesses. >> ninety to 95 percent of everything that we need to get done will get done in here. >> reporter: jude is owner of the minuteman press at broad and moore, one of the two locations where they provide

large scale printing for businesses. >> he is annie buy black participant and says even a small boost can have a rippling effect. >> what i found is if i have an additional $500, every day, over a period, i can hire more people to come in here to work >> african americans will just spend 9 percent of our monday which other african americans, unemployment would be wiped out. >> reporter: more jobs would meaningless poverty with the waving of the ten-dollar card. ten-dollar proceed from each of the i buy black card will go to a collaborative, that will be used to create art and culture programs, for the community. >> ♪ >> reporter: organizers say that they sold a thousand card , and hope to sell 10,000 this year, to build economic prosperity, in the black community.

>> it is possible if we do it together. >> reporter: in city hall, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". delays lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and alex walling inner joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> reporter: hi jan, good morning. coming up to day's headlines plus from bill o'reilly's exodus of advertise tours that botched pepsi ad new advertising landscape is filled with political pitfalls , we will look at how companies are coping. plus it is nearly two decade in the making, listen up we will take you inside your museum of the american revolution, it is preparing to open up, next week. and when the markets for land got tough they took their search for the water. we will show you how londoners are saving money by living on canal. >> all that plus eye opener, dish and music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> they have worked so hard on that museum, you guys, can't wait to see it. >> so excited,.

>> worth the wait. >> thanks. >> we will check back with you later. general motors is hitting the gas on development of itself driving cars, the auto makers say it is hiring 1100 people to work at a new research facility in california. gm is currently testing more than 15 chevy volts with self driving technology in three u.s. cities and joins other makers and tech giants like google and intel who are already working on driverless technology. this was an unusual sights of the streets of philadelphia , wasn't it? a horse on the run with philadelphia police hot on her trail. wild scene unfolded all across several philadelphia neighborhood, friday morning, and only "eyewitness news" was there, when the horse named big momma gallupped down spring garden street. she continued on, until police could box her in near richmond and girard in fish town. >> all the way down kelly drive, over to spring garden. she was moving good too. i didn't jump in until broad street. >> i was just glad she didn't get hurt or hurt anybody in

the process. i love my horses. it would have killed me to see something go bad with her. i'm glad she's back. i got her here. i cooled her off. made sure everything is fine. she's in there eating and relaxing. >> big momma escaped from her stables in north philadelphia, she covered about 5 miles before she was caught. certainly a sight to see out there, i could not believe my eyes. >> doing the traffic report someone said there was a vacuum out on the boulevard. you had never necessity what you will see on the road here in philadelphia but weather-wise, kind of the same deal, flip flopping all over the place. today comfortable in the 60's. tomorrow feeling more like summer. we're talking 80's and most of the day should be dry. but we will talk about our next rain chance, but this morning all quiet, pretty comfortable, little cool, jacket wet ber to head out, check it out still in philadelphia, 48 degrees, cooler in chesterfield, new jersey ed connor at 38. lower 40's we have two spots

here in cherry hill, jenny janssen and lynn springer coming in the lower 40's at this hour. filtered sunshine. not as much sun as yesterday but enough sun to get us back a couple degrees above average people hitting road for easter weekend whether it is shore or mountains. lets go up to the poconos, a live look from big boulder at the lake and that gorgeous sunrise happening, little cloudiness, mid to high level cloud, good color showing up, these included are the sign of the warmer air that we will be dealing with later tonight and for your easter sunday. here's the menu. here's is what happening next few days. pleasant start to the weekend, temperatures close to where we should this be time of the year, and we are cranking heat up for easter sunday. couple shower chances to talk about over next few days, no big storms coming at us, jet stream leveling out so we will get fast moving systems that come through every few days. today we have cloud rolling through, sign of the warmer air, warm front to the south and west and pushing through overnight tonight, and then

maybe a stray shower, bubbling of the rain staying to the north and west. once that warm front passes we are in the warm sector tomorrow and then later tomorrow night we will bring a cold front through here. that brings us the best chance for a shower this weekend which will be mainly tomorrow night scattered showers a rumble of thunder. this will happen after sunset for most locations, so your eastern sunday does look great for egg hunts you have plan outside. wednesday another weak system rolls through included a few showers around, not a big deal just have the umbrella around handy next week. here's is what happening? lets time things out. not much, just some cloud moving in, warm front pushes through, we will wake up tomorrow morning with sunshine , even into sunday afternoon plenty of sun to talk about and then notice more showers developing to the west, that will come through overnight but by the time that front gets here moisture just dissipates, so it is more scattered type deal. not everybody sees these showers, monday turns out to be another great day, if you are lucky, have an extra day

off on monday, lucking out, we have sunshine with temperatures in the 70's. lets talk about easter sunday itself. morning temperatures holding out in the lower 60's. mild start. certainly warmer then tomorrow morning and then we are this time of the day, right now in the sun and then tomorrow on the breezy side by the afternoon and temperatures surging in the mid 80's. check out these numbers to day , comfortable, interesting this time of the year, areas north and west warmer then philadelphia, because of the wind direction coming right off the ocean, so keep in mind we have water temperatures in the 50's. farther west you are we are able to warm those temperatures up. tonight 50's and 60's for the low, by the time we roll in the 7:00 we are well in the 60 's in south jersey and then cranking up that heat will on 's surging in the lehigh veil. not record territory but close ninety's are record highs tomorrow. wilmington record high of 92 for sunday. ninety-one trenton. ninety in philadelphia. so very hot it can get, but not that record territory.

68 degrees today, and then tonight, 59 for the low, tomorrow's high 484 back in the 70's on monday. then 60's middle of next week and more showers around wednesday, back over to you. "eyewitness news" will be right back with the story of a local baseball player who egg hunts are fine... but at outback, we hunt for steak! for two weeks only, it's the great aussie steak hunt... come in, scratch off our 'aussie egg' and you could win free outback for an entire year! we're giving away thousands of other prizes... and everyone wins something, so hurry in!

not all baseball players become drafted and become next savior of the franchise some take the roadless traveled the tough way. our pat gallen has story of jeff singer. >> reporter: jeff singer isn't an household name but if he keeps throwing heat he could be soon. singer from our area has quickly listen through ranks of the phillies pharmacist tell.

>> i was been in northeast philadelphia in mayfair area. then we moved to cinnaminson, new jersey. >> reporter: after playing at holy cross in delran and graduating from rutgers camden singer went undrafted while keeping his dream alive continued to work at dunphy ford in mayfair with his father mark. >> seventeen, 18 we had him washing cars and marty, his boss, if he needed somebody to drive somewhere, they would use jeff. they think he was a responsible kid which is nice. >> reporter: while there and pitching in the rancocas valley league his luck changed phillies scout saw singer throw and alert camden river sharks. he quickly excelled there and after auditions for several major league teams that same scout roland george convinced phillies to sign him. >> that is where he hit 95. we looked really good. and then when we came home, the yankees wanted him to come backup, george called and said there is no reason to go backup, to audition for

yankees, jeff's like why not. he said because you are coming down to citizens bank to sign a contract for phillies. >> singer signed and shot through the pharmacist tell all the way to single a clearwater and this spring he got a chance to pitch with the phillies in a major league game. >> singer, left-handed coming out of their pen. >> all really fast. i tried to enjoy the moment but it happened really fast. i was just lucky to be there and happy to be in the bull pull's when i got my name called i was excited and just happy got to get out on the field and perform. >> pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow, we will be watching his career. best of luck to him. great baseball wet they are weekend. >> get outside, enjoy to day comfortable, 60's tomorrow, we are talking 80's, close to record territory. ninety's record tomorrow believe it or not but that was great. eighty's not bad, so comfortable today, pleasant, more humid tomorrow but not like midsummer, time stuff so we can enjoy those 80's.

maybe a shower or storm coming in sunday night but easter day stays dry and then seven on's and 60's next week. very pleasant forecast. >> we have turn the corner, yes. saying good bye to old man winter. thank you. that is it for "eyewitness news" for new we may be signing off ton tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. cb this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend everyone.

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