well, more road closures are coming as we get closer to the nfl draft right here in the city of philadelphia, the change that he is could impact tomorrow's commute. and, new schedules for septa regional rail riders why the transit agency is making those changes. and we have drying out from a damp start to the weekend but this nice weather is not going to last, more rain may be on the way for the

workweek. today is sunday april 23rd , good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. we were promised a better day to day and i think i is delivering. lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning. sunshine out there already. >> we wanted it yesterday as well. >> right. >> but we are definitely making it up today. >> one out of two. >> 50 percent. better than 0 percent. >> exactly. >> it was damp, dreary yesterday with you the sunshine is already out across the delaware valley. still cloud cover, in some areas down toward the shore. we will take a look at rehoboth beach, we see those cloud, folks filtering out on to the boardwalk there and seeing a couple more people in the last half an hour or so, ate little bit on the cool side so if you are out and about this morning be prepared , with a lighter jacket but a big difference from the shore points out towards pocono area. we are looking at more sunshine there, bernville looking at 46 degrees, this

morning. so cool, but more sunshine as you head from east to west across the delaware valley. our temperatures are going to be into the 40's, here starting the day outside, 48 degrees currently here in philadelphia itself but northerly wind at 8 miles an hour. not a breezy day for us so that is not bad. by 9:00 we are up to 51, noon time at 60, temperatures topping out at 66 degrees with mostly sunny skies through the entirety of our afternoon. it will get cooler, tomorrow with a few rain showers, thrown into the mix for the early part of our workweek but we could see zoo 80's as we head toward thursday and maybe toward weekend as well, we will tell you about it coming up. >> what a tease, thanks matt. new, rescue crews rushed to the scene of the multi vehicle crash in bucks county. crash happened in the northbound lanes on route one in trevose just before 1:00 this morning. the crash was between pa 132 and turnpike shutting down multiple lanes there.

officials tell us at lee one person was taken to the hospital, and still no word on what caused this crash or how that person is doing this morning. well, we are just four days away now from the nfl draft right here in philadelphia and more road closures are expected to kick in tomorrow morning. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near ben franklin parkway for what is to come on the commuters on their travels later this week, good morning anita. >> reporter: good morning, the total footprint of the draft experience is supposed to be equal to 21 football field. this has taken a lot of time, prep work and they have had to close off more road and have detours for drivers so there are a lot of people who say that this has been a headache. as crews prepped for nfl draft this week road closures and traffic troubles near ben franklin parkway are leaving some drivers frustrated. >> i'm not too thrilled witt. >> reporter: on monday phase three of the road closures kicks in which includes closing up parkway between

20th street and art museum and kelly drive at fairmount avenue, final phase of the closures starts one day later. >> even though they have announced closures everybody takes alternate route so it boggs down traffic every where you go. >> reporter: but month long closures and detour have been necessary according to a city spokeswoman. due to the costume build of the 3,000 seat open air theater near the art museum. in the statement, philadelphia mayor's office said in part every effort has been made to condense time line into the shortest build possible and to minimize disruption. >> we deserve it. eagles deserve it. >> reporter: commuters like tray gardener say traffic troubles have been a nuisance. >> i can see their point where they want to do something different and have it out in the open but how many people will you inconvenience? >> reporter: others are welcoming the activity. martin collette lives near the parkway and is exited to much contact the,. >> i don't mind it being there at all. it brings business to the city i'm used having to events take place on the parkway. >> reporter: now phase three will begin at 7:00 tomorrow night and 5:00 o'clock in the

morning on tuesday, and coming up in the next half an hour i'll tell you what police are doing to make sure that every one is safe, 200,000 people are expected, to attend the draft festivities. for now, live along ben franklin parkway anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is all coming together, thanks very much. a neat, keep us up to date. a work shore fell off the nfl draft stage is now in the hospital this morning. this is file video of the stage, from chopper three, and the philadelphia police say a 27 year-old man was working on than that roof, saturday afternoon when he fell to that just 30 feet. we are told a man is in stable condition. next saturday marks president trump's 100th day in office and president says he will hold a big rally in pennsylvania to celebrate. the president will travel to harrisburg, for the event. the rally is happening on the same night as white house correspondence dinner which the president has already said he will not attend, and meantime on saturday president trump presented the purple heart to army sergeant first class shown here, he was

wounded in afghanistan last month. philadelphia is one of the hundreds of cities where protesters used earth day to march for science. many tell straightors took aim at president trump's attitude toward climate change and proposed budget cut backs. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: carrying giant banner science not silence, thawses marched to raise their voices for science. >> the pro science theme this earth day is in large part a reaction to president donald trump who today has questioned climate change, and eased on environmental regulations a called for steep budget cuts to the environmental protection agency. >> i'm angry at what is happening, in the news, with the trump administration, and just basically undoing all of the important institutions. >> reporter: after marching hundreds listened to speeches about science, politics at penns landing great plaza. >> i mean it is important that we all are vocal, and that

we're vocal about the fact. >> reporter: bryn mawr college chemistry professor michelle francis say it is exciting to see people take up the environment and science as they become more politically active. >> is there push back coming from we want economic growth, but economic growth comes with the help of the people. >> reporter: briann jeffery had a sign, science makes america great again a message she said isn't a jab at trump supporters but invitation. >> reach out to the people who might in the necessarily feel very welcomed by the scientific community. >> reporter: among proposals on how they can be more vocal running for office. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it wasn't just philadelphia where people marched, in washington, protesters rallied against plans for a reduced funding for researches specially cuts to the environmental protection agency and the national institute of health. popular science personality bill nye spoke to the crowd at

the national mall. >> we are marching today to remind people every where our lawmakers especially of the significance of science or our health and prosperity, the process of science has enabled human kind to discover laws of nature, this understanding has in turn enabled to us feed, care for the world's billions. president trump did not mention science march in a tweet about earth day but he did write that he is quote committed to preserving the natural beauty of our nation. voting is underway in france this morning for country's presidential elections, over 60,000 polling stations, opened for some 47 million eligible voters there who will choose between 11 candidates. the murder of a police officer in paris last week by suspect isis militant may influence voters as they helped to the polls today, this election is said to be the most unpredictable france has seen in a generation. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning her name is

angel and she's living up to the role. >> no thought at all just do it. i just knew. i knew in my hearty was going to be a match. i'm chris mar teen necessary oakland, california where some doctors are prescribing nature therapy, why they want their patients to spend more time outdoors, coming up. vault in burlington county holds some of the best dough around, pizza dough that is, vittoria woodill shows us how the vault's owner crack the code to a pizza style he discovered on a trip to an italian island, we will be right

more than 180,000 people are waiting for organ transplant. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the south jersey couple and their upcoming transplant.

age he he will and burt fox love spending time with their grandchildren in cherry hill. and after 44 years of marriage , they are more devoted to each other then ever. >> he is my best friend, yes, my life, my world. >> reporter: much of their world consumed with burt's struggle with hepatitis, in 95 , he needed a liver transplant. >> i pray for my donors family i think about them all the time. >> reporter: since life saving operation burt has been competing in the transplant games. >> these are medals i have won swimming and playing volleyball. >> these are all medals. >> there is some gold. >> reporter: he managed to stay healthy for decade partly because of the drugs he has to take. >> this is anti rejection medicine. >> reporter: that is the drug that over the years has destroyed his kidneys, the six three-year old only hope now is another transplant. >> i didn't give it any thought at all, i just said you can have mine. >> reporter: as she gets ready to give her husband a kidney

angel stays busy at work in the mother/baby unit. she became a nurse figuring the knowledge could help take care of her husband. >> if it wasn't for her... sorry. >> reporter: he has been emotional since they found out angel was a match, these soul mates about to turn into life mates. >> i'm just happy that, i have a chance to keep going. >> i love you. i like helping you. >> now you have my kidney. >> reporter: doctors expect angel and burt will do well, following the transplant that will be back to enjoying their life and grandchildren very soon. they want everyone to know the importance of becoming an or again donor and we have a link through gift of life fund days , cbs philly.com/click on health. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a well men family in camden county new jersey planted trees in honor of

earth day saturday, faulk family who owns cherry hill triplex car dealership planted 50 trees at faulk baseball field in cherry hill. donation was not only to celebrate the earth but in celebration of the the dealership's 50th anniversary as well. charles faulk says it was a great way for his family to give back to the community. >> new just figure five years from now how beautiful these trees will look around this field and these kid will be here playing and some kid will put one right over the fence. that would be a nice thrill, wouldn't it. >> faulk family opened up their first dealership in cherry hill in 1967. on this weekend that we celebrate the earth, some doctors are in the just recommending patients get you the doors more but they are prescribing it. studies show spending time outside can actually treat health problems. chris martinez, explains. >> it is fresh here right. >> reporter: several times a month anna munoz and her

daughter rachel stroll through one of the northern california 's state parks. >> that is a long, long walk. >> reporter: but this time outside isn't simply for fun it is doctor's order a prescription from her daughter 's pediatrician to relief family stress. >> take a walk and a simple conversation, breathe and inhale. >> nature is essential. >> reporter: this doctor is among a growing number of physicians now prescribing time outdoors for patients. >> and there are ways to use nature to actually treat illness. >> reporter: research shows spending too much time indoors and being sedentary is tied to chronic disease like obesity and depression. experts say spending time in nature provides both physical, and emotional benefits. >> there are democrat straight ing changes in biology from decreaseness blood pressure and pulse, and other indicators of stress. >> reporter: ana says that she can see eye difference in her

daughter and herself after her time outdoors. >> i see a walk in the park, helping improve their family's health. >> take a big breath. >> reporter: chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, i guess we better get outside today, matt, good day to do it this weekend. >> absolutely, sunshine, good morning to get outsidey don't know about you but i'm a morning person now that i started to work morning. it is cool, nice, not too bad. >> quiet. >> you have to get out there and enjoy yourself outside right now you can see sunshine , already shining down on center city, and it is going to be for the most part, a sun filled afternoon. we are watching for included to continue to thin out, high pressure is moving in, and check out these headlines today. a couple cloud are out there this morning and it is chilly but plenty of sunshine for us throughout most of the afternoon. little bit cloudy through the

later evening and overnight hours tonight, as you get ready for another system to come in the area. much warmer this afternoon, to go with that sunshine. before the next slow moving system comes from the south it will be a wonderful end to our weekend. temperatures out there right now light jacket is a necessarity, 45 in reading and allentown. we will be hovering in the high 30's in mount pocono in the morning and up to 41. forty-seven lancaster and wilmington down toward atlantic city and wildwood as well. forty-eight here in center city. forty-eight in millville. forty-six in trenton. a little bit cool so take light jacket but it is not too bad. high level moisture cloud cover continues to filter off coastline and that lead high pressure in control, clear skies, are going to be the big story for most of the afternoon hours today, a very nice way to wrap up the weekend. it will be slowly improving through workweek high pressure slide out tonight mostly cloudy on our monday across the delaware valley, southern parts of the area could get a

light shower or two, it is cooler, tomorrow then today, probably below average once again. low pressure slide up the coastline here as we head into tuesday more included on tuesday afternoon will up tic our rain chance on tuesday as well but temperatures stay, slightly below normal. still relatively cool, tuesday wednesday the slow slide enough off the coast line that we will see the precipitation take with it, still looking at mostly cloudy skies on wednesday, we will be drying out so no rain chances and temperatures will be rising, backup to near 70 degrees for middle of the workweek, getting into thursday, sun and included for us again up near 80 degrees for many across the region so a very nice start to the second half of the workweek. go now to the bank today 1,351st pitch we are looking to sweep braves this afternoon 61 degrees, our temperature right around first pitch, comfortable out there sunshine for us if you ask me a great day for baseball if you are able to head down to the matinee. forecast highs for this

afternoon we are in the 60's for many folks, wildwood could come in, same for dover. 66 degrees our high. sixty-four for high in trenton sixty-five our forecast ted high temperature in allentown. tonight we will dip down in the 40's, 48 for overnight low here in center city, getting only to 57 tomorrow, a big change from sunday into monday sixty-four for us on tuesday. seventy, that says it is drying out for our wednesday and draft kicks off thursday night, we will go with a high temperature of thursday afternoon a high of 80 degrees it should stay dry thursday night and another system should come in friday, saturday and temperatures in the 70's and should not be a wash out for draft weekend. >> very good, thanks matt. 8:19. time to check road. lets go over to amanda muhler in the cbs traffic center, hi there amanda. >> we have a big accident to talk about this morning in new jersey, near port elizabeth is there a road closure on new jersey 47 at cumberland road near port elizabeth. we have reports of the car into a pole there your

alternate is broadway. live and work around art museum used to closures through the draft but we have one here for you martin luther king drive is closed for regatta until 5:00 p.m., good news is kelly drive is opened so use that as your alternate there. taking a live look at i-95 at air mink he looking like smooth drive watch out, you might want to bring your sun glass's long heading out this morning the in the traffic center i'm amanda muhler new back to you. is there a vault in burlington count that i holds some of the best dough around. we're talking about pizza dough n this taste with tori vittoria wild shows us how owner of the vault crack the code to the style of pizza your taste budd won't soon forget. it is time for wood fired pizzas. >> maybe get more done. >> pillared on the corner in border town is there a spot where piping hot pizza are pulled out of the flames off a food truck and, of course,

inside the vault. john billiardo's family has been in the pizza business his whole life but at 17 he was introduced to neo pol tan style pizza. >> i went to the island of cap ry, we ordered three pizza. i started from one and work my way across the other. by the time i was donnie wanted another one it was that good. >> he crack code to this authentic italian pie. >> oven imported from italy, f lour imported from italy, dough mixer came from italy. >> reporter: because it is unique it needed a unique location. this 19th century built bank complete with the one of a kind vault was money. it says it was made in york pennsylvania. >> the company isn't in business any more but this was very first door that they ever produced. >> reporter: should we make pizza. >> i'm ready. >> first in the flame a classic margarita. >> it is good. >> that is gorgeous. >> that char on the crust. >> it is a little kiss, yes.

>> a little kiss, i love that. >> reporter: then a four cheese white pie ups the anti with cheese and honey. >> that is, awesome. >> yes. >> oven carmel ices the honey which edges the cheese so it is a snappy italian bacon or something. >> it is. >> it is good. >> my goodness. >> even joy. >> matt. >> are you ready for sausage. >> yes. >> it is even spotted with smoked mozerella. >> yes. >> it is good. >> yes. >> you did this all for me. >> yes. >> nice to have it, come see me, i will make your pizza personally. now i will try to break my arm by patting myself on the shoulder. >> can i get a breakfast pizza i'm hungry over here. >> up next rob lowe and envelope that led to his first major movie role we will be right

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. actor rob lowe has had a stellar film and tv career that started with the outsiders, the film based on the popular young a cult novel , very good one, outsiders, turns 50 and sunday morning correspondent serena, looks back at stories enduring leg ace which rob lowe and woman who wrote the store as just a teenager. here's a preview of what you will see later coming up on cbs sunday morning. >> reporter: fans of the 1983 coming of the age film, the outsiders, may be the only thing better than watching the movie. >> they can hurt you no more. >> watching witt will be lowe. >> what scene is this. >> this is first time you meet

the entire cast. >> how is the kid. >> frankly. >> you are all ridiculously handsome. >> good group. >> it is a good group. >> reporter: cast of heart throbs and hollywood stars in the making. along with lowe there is matt dylann, patrick sway see, emelio, c thomas howell, watch macho and then yes, that is tom cruise. >> i'm thinking about how you and sylvia coming over tomorrow night. >> lowe holds the film close to his heart and big reason is would the man who came up with the story, more than half century ago. >> suzy was able to capture a moment in everybody's life, that everybody will have, and that is that adolescent, striving, for the next chapter , which is what the outsiders is b is there always going to be an audience for that and there always has been a audience for that. >> reporter: talking about

susan hinton, allegiance of readers and to think hinton started writing it when she was only 15. >> well, it was about 40 pages long single spaced typed and i did most of the work going in my junior year of high school, where i made a increase, a d in creative writing. >> i got a d, yes. >> good book and good movie indeed, author hinton and rob lowe ande motional interview with facebook executive cheryl sandberg this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. coming up next on "eyewitness news", another uproar on another airplane, this time, a mother is left in tears, and the confrontation involves a baby stroller, coming up. a year after his death, prince home town and thousands of fans are paying tribute to him, i'm don champion in minneapolis with the latest on

weekend remembrances coming

good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, dry for now but in the for long. meteorologist matt peterson is out there on the sky deck this morning with the eyewitness weather forecast, better to enjoy today because tomorrow it is all downhill. >> we have talk about rain, showers yesterday, damp, dreary on saturday, we're nice today but maybe another chance for some showers, yet again tomorrow. but again, get outside. it is wonderful outside already. maybe a little bit cool. you need a light jacket early in the day but should be warming up nicely by the time we get in the afternoon. you can see outside a few cloud out there but for the most part we have cleared out nicely, as high pressure settles in from the west, 48

degrees for our temperature , currently that high pressure means that we are on the calmer side with the wind, coming from technically at eight but i'll tell you right now outside it is calm out there but maybe north letterly wind at 8 miles an hour isn't out of the question. for rest of the day we will see continue to see temperatures climb, cross at your use 47 in wilmington. forty-six for news trenton. forty-five in allentown. forty-eight in dover. we have been in the 30's through the morning up by mount pocono up to 41 degrees which is a nice change. but compared this to yesterday and it is 10 degrees or cold's cross the region as compared to yesterday, so 7 degrees cooler in philadelphia. 10 degrees cooler in wilmington and 10 degrees cooler this morning in the allentown area. so again that is feeding into those chances for using that jacket this morning. we're up and down for rest of the week. top things out at 66. back down in the 50's kicking off workweek and slowly rise,

tuesday, wednesday, thursday to the 60's and 70's and to the 80's toward end of the workweek. we are talking rain chances, we will break down when they will come and how long they will last in a little bit. we are just four days away from the nfl draft in philadelphia, more road close another start tomorrow and then security is already tight , as highly anticipate anticipated event gets closer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is near ben franklin park which with more on the efforts to keep the city safe, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan about 200 you this people are expect to attend draft festivities and all this is to keep them safe. with security officials they have a lot of ground to cover, total footprint of the draft experience is about 21 football fields. at this hour crews are hard at work preparing for this 3,000 open air, 3,000 seat open air theater outside of the art museum, outside of that, tons of people will be milling around the draft experience which is free, and with these

large crowd expected and teams and players here, security will be tight, trucks, barricade will be surrounding the event area and there will be designated areas for drop off and pick up for lyft and uber. philadelphia police say they also plan to patrol popular tourist spots. >> our plan, to cover mess of the attractions that we feel people might gravitate too during the event or after the event but we all know philadelphia spots that people want to see when they are here >> drivers should also expect road closures, phase three will kick off at 7:00 tomorrow night and more on at 5:00 o'clock tuesday morning. there will be parking restrictions in place, i'll have those details on our web site at cbs philly.com. live along ben franklin parkway, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, anita. check out cbs philly.com/ draft for more information, is there a list of the draft events in this

city this week. all you need to know and look at players eagles have a chance to pick up, too. septa starts its new regional rail schedules today, weekday and saturday training times have changed with some departing earlier, or later then previously scheduled. it includes significant change s to chestnut hill east, media elwyn, lansdale, doyletown, paoli thorndale and west trenton regional rail lines on the weekend. septa is making changes to make sure you get where you need to be on time for latest schedules just down load the septa app. this week after video of the man getting dragged off a united airlines flight went viral another airline is addressing an altercation with a pass evening that happened on one of its flights. "eyewitness news" report report's leash a nieves has response to the incident and how situations like these are affecting the whole airline industry. >> reporter: american airlines inn investigating incident reported on passenger cell

phone video. it shows flight attendant on friday arguing with the man the plane leaving san francisco. >> maybe you'll get video tape too and see it all over news. >> reporter: male passenger is standing up for a woman who was brought to tears after an interacting with the male flight attendant. one passenger described the incident with the caption, ohg , american airlines flight attendant took a stroller from the laid which her baby hitting her and just missing the baby. the video went viral before the plane landed in dallas, american airlines immediately suspended flight attendant hoping to prevent a pr nightmare like the one united dealt with earlier this month when passenger recorded a man being violently dragged off a plane. american airlines also immediately publicly apologized for behavior of their flight attendant in this video and says mother and her children were put on another flight and bumped up to first class. so far american airlines has not appeared to be taking the magnitude of backlash that

united took earlier this month company is also in the taking the financial hit, that united took. in the sat center, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to some sad news this morning actor erin moran has died. moran starred as joan i cunningham in the happy days and she did a happy days spin off called joan i loves ch ac i. police say she was found unresponsive after authorities received a 911 call and a autopsy is now pending, moran was 56 years old. all night dance party in honor of prince attracted thus es to the city of minneapolis last night, fans partied in the streets in the singer hometown to mark first anniversary since his death, cbs don champion has more on the weekend remembrances. >> reporter: across minneapolis, the home town prince loved, legendary artist is immortalized in murals. >> is that real. >> reporter: she traveled from

atlanta to pay tribute, she's just one of the hundreds of fans from around the world who converged on the city to mark the year anniversary of the singer's death. >> very few people have used in pennsylvania tense to talk about him. >> reporter: part of the reason is prince lives on in the music that he left behind. >> and, to a crowd, any generation, energy, that is what his biggest attribute was the energy. >> reporter: no wonder countless concerts have been held here this weekend in his honor. allen light wrote a book on the making of prince hit movie purple rain. he thinks that fans may soon here previously unreleased music from prince. >> there is tons of music still to hear from the future from prince the question is, how are we go to go get to a place where somebody is making a decision about how that stuff is coming out. >> reporter: just last week after a legal battle judge blocked release of the set of new songs?

will there been another prince >> no, no, absolutely not. he played every instrument like known to concept. >> reporter: this weekend a unique artist honored by his city in a one of a kind way, don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 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 with john dickerson for a look at today

cws face the nation coming your way, at 10:00 live in washington cbs news correspondent john dickerson, good morning. we have two deadlines. first is first 100 days in the trump presidency and the second is that the government will run out of money at end of the week. the president is adding a lot of work to the already busy congressional schedule, they have to figure out how to keep

g open and president would like to see new health care legislation and he will announce his tax cuts, rather big, a lot on their plate there in congress and we will talk about that with florida senator marco rubio and also, vermont senator bernie sanders we will also talk about north korea, tensionses are are rising with respect to that country. we will have a conversation with home land security secretary john kelly, one of the big issues at center of that fight over funding to keep the government open is the president, insistence that it include money for his border walk. we will talk with the worder with secretary kelly. we will talk about that terrorist attack in paris and what it means for u.s. policy. we will also have a conversation with ohio governor john kasich who has a new book out, two paths, american divided or united. we will talk about his recollections in that book and also stability in politics and jan, also, we will have reporters here at the table to talk about what happened this week and what we're expecting next week. >> a lot to talk about as

usual, jon, we will see you at 10:30. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning eagles quarterback carson wentz talks about the nfl draft

carson went lived in a house with five roommates and three dogs, he slept on a air mattress in the living room his golden retriever henley but as sports report or don bell shows us life took a big turn on draft day. >> with the second pick in the 2016 nfl draft, the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz. >> that time you know still gives me chills talking about it how much my life change that night. >> reporter: nfl draft, it is where dreams come true. >> 104th second pick, i was and in that draft and it felt like i was number one overall pick. >> it is like christmas rolled

up, multiplied, 20 times. >> reporter: draft day is one to remember, some for different reasons then you would expect. >> i just remember being tired all the time. it was an exhaust continuing all the time. >> reporter: like carson some guys have the hollywood experience. others get the blockbuster treatment. >> i hadn't been drafted. we said lets get to blockbuster. my phone rang. i had no idea who the woman was she said coach gruden wants to talk to you. i had in idea who coach gruden was. >> i thought someone was practicalling me. i was not certain that i was truly drafted until i got home , and peace maker with george clune any hand, and my roommate said, the phones have been ringing off the hook. >> reporter: one thing every player remembers, being passed over. >> they have been telling me for my senior year, that i should go and in the first, round. but, first and third round

came and no carmichael. >> reporter: but at lee he heard his name, others just kept waiting, and waiting, and waiting. >> the pick was up. they said, well, i said oh, great i'm getting picked. then the guy on the other end from the broncos said draft is over, they drafted a punter. the draft is a sham. >> stay with cbs-3 all this week for complete coverage of the nfl draft. that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. the excitement is, building, matt, and hopefully that rain will move through by the time the draft arrives here in philadelphia. >> now we will talk about the forecast, and i think that we should be in the clear, for the draft, we are still, you know, five or six days away. we will keep an eye on that forecast as a front will be coming through the end of the week and we will break down that draft forecast in a second. we will talk about our weather watchers here. they took a break yesterday

morning because of the rine, but we hadof folks this morning, temperatures showing in the 40's. i wanted to show a couple pictures people send us this morning. they have great won we have been talking about. doctors prescribing the idea of getting outside to make your sure feel better. that is what they have done. phil chapline he had this great picture of the robin, spring season and we are seeing all of this great nature as we kind of thaw out from the wintertime, also ed connor had a picture of his dog casey. they went on three walks already this morning and we are not even to the 9:00 o'clock hour yet. it looks like casey's ready to take a nap. i might do that after the show here as well. we have a great picture from this morning from lynn and she's showing us a wonderful sunrise on what has been a great, sunday. now it is not just sunny here, cross the delaware valley or across the philadelphia area relatively nice, across all of the portions of the area, 47 degrees, in broad headville , up near stroudberg

heading up toward mount pocono and then we have had clear skies earlier in the day further north and west, we have had that sunshine early on and cloud cover is now, moving out, even here in philadelphia and then we will see it, even clear toward the shore points and off the coast line. high temperature in philadelphia we will get to 66 . sun and cloud, but for the most part more sunshine then cloud cover. the shore maybe a writ will bit more cloud, end up at 61 and 63 for the poconos, again mostly sunny, a wonderful day to get outside. storm scan three is showing you all that high level moisture, low pressure that moved in yesterday, had the damp, dreary and cloudy conference, and again, that is moving off the coast line. that is good news. high pressure filtered in from the great lakes and that is controlling our forecast for this morning, and into the rest of the afternoon hours, as well. you see by 2:00 this afternoon plenty of sunshine out there we will see cloud cover increase as we go through late evenings, overnight hours. remaining dry tonight.

our next system coming off the coast line for our monday. you see here monday afternoon right around 1:00 o'clock or so we have had cloud cover across the delaware valley, some shower activity, across southern portions of the viewing area, we could see some of that rain, again, southern shore points toward dover as well you can see atlantic city, millville getting in on future weather forecast here. i think for the most part precipitation stays to the south, philadelphia, northwestern suburbs, more likely to be dry tomorrow. we cannot completely rule out a stray shower or two but in the south that is our best chance for the rain showers on monday, as we get into monday night and tuesday, better chance for rain. that low gets closer. that front gets closer. unfortunately it does look like tuesday, may be a wash out of the day. 66 degrees for afternoon high in the a wash out for our sunday. mostly sunny. a great afternoon. much nicer then it was saturday. tonight seasonal, 48 degrees

but those cloud are increasing as we go through the night. seven day forecast 57 tomorrow , much cooler on our monday, we will rise on tuesday but it will be more rainy, high temperature of 60. zero seven by wednesday as we dry things out and draft coming to town, thursday a high of 80 degrees, wonderful day for first day of the draft and our second system comes through a stray shower or two friday and saturday. keep an eye on that but it will be in the 70's. >> eighty's and sunny for the draft, fingers crossed. 8:50. time to check the road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs traffic center. >> we are taking a live look at schuylkill eastbound city avenue, we have no make or issues on your major roadways and of course, heading in the city, there are road closures around the draft and mlk drive is closed until 5:00pn for separate events. we have an accident with the road close another of new jersey 47 and cumberland road, that is a car in the pole

there. it is in the causing any major backups but avoid this area your alternate there is broadway. taking a live look at ben franklin bridge your way clear in and around the city. in the traffic center, i'm amanda muhler new back to you. thanks, amanda. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning up close with the cannons. meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive and find out where you can watch this happen too. this place is historic and maybe haunted a

passenger taking on off from philadelphia international airport fly right over a fort. it is in the just historic but it might be haunted too. meisha johnson takes us there in this weeks dream drive. >> reporter: we are on our way to a really cool place that became a national historic landmark in 1970. if you are a history buff like

me you are in for a real treat . welcome to fort mifflin. we are probably the most historic heroic historic site you have ever heard of. >> fort mifflin served in every major american war. in 1777, the patriots battled the british navy, for six weeks, right here. >> reconstructed as part of the first, second system of education, gar son for war of 1812, federal prison during, civil war, and munitions depot and anti aircraft battery during world war two. >> where are we standing right now. >> impression you are underground but we are in tunnels for bomb proof shelters that before built in the late 18th century this was built as barracks. >> and in case any future bombard. >> hot spot for ghost hunters. sometimes, a visitor who believe in the para normal,

swear they saw something in these tunnels. >> came backup to the office and said you didn't tell me were you having a halloween party. there was a civil war solder, back here. >> i just got goose bumps. >> yes. >> you never necessity what you will see. we have a lot of extra add om demonstrations. >> i'm exited to see that cannon so lets go. >> all right. >> awesome. >> guide, and all around expert alex bell fires reproduction weapon. >> small field cannon that fires a cannon ball that weighs approximately 3-pound. i will load it, and let you fire it. >> all right. >> deal. >> i don't know why that i just got nervous. >> but i just touch it to that thing. >> yep. >> wow. >> wow, baby. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that meisha johnson just has to fire off something, cannons today, and now shooting off real cannon but it looks like fun there blue

skies in that video. blue skies today as well. >> absolutely. we had cloud cover yesterday but wonderful today. i'm rather even the weekend, with some good weather like that, on a high net then on the cloudy side especially since we will start the week with maybe is rain in the forecast. >> enjoy today. >> yeah. >> wonderful day in store today. if you have been up already you know it is cooler out there, temperatures hovering, kind of in the mid 40's, to around 50 degrees for most of us but sunnies going to be shining throughout the afternoon it is out there for many across the delaware valley, 66 degrees is what we look at today. when you compare that to saturday afternoon with the doom, gloom, rain and temperatures in the 50's it is a nice change from yesterday to today. now we are going to be back on the cooler, maybe even rainy side of things for your monday , 57 degrees high temperature tomorrow kicking off workweek with mostly cloudy skies for the most part a stray shower cannot be ruled out but we will stay south to the city, rain across every

where, on tuesday we will be up to the 60's and then 70's and near 80 degrees as we get to wednesday and thursday. >> we will keep a rain jacket handy next couple of days. >> thanks, matt. that is "eyewitness news" for now but we are always on line at cbs philly.com, sunday morning is next, have a great weekend everyone. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo.

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