this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. breaking news this morning. after a hot stretch of weather a teen goes swim withing friends and disappears in the delaware river. a toddler is shot while sitting on a porch with his father. we're live with the latest on the search for the gunman. >> and president trump arrives in saudi arabia this morning for his first international trip. >> today is saturday, may 20th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. much cooler start to the day already on this saturday morning. so let's get right over to meteorologist, matt peterson with a look at the eyewitness forecast. good saturday morning, pat watch can we expect this weekend? >> big change from the last couple of days. we had our first true heatwave of the season. we had 90's, three days in a

row, but it will be a big change like i said coming, starting today, and really throughout our entire weekends. going to be looking at cooler temperatures, few rain showers out there this morning, that will be leading into what should and generally overcast afternoon, looks like at this point, as well, storm scan3, showing those early morning showers, north of allentown, through the poconos, bush kill falls area, also down along the shore line, as well, through cape may county, few showers there, maybe even isolated rumble of thunder with the area of precipitation moving through south jersey. then another round every showers, little bit on the more light to moderate side, getting into delaware, just south of dover. so this is what we're dealing with, not just this morning but throughout most of the day, spotty shower activity, with maybe every once in a while a stray rumble every thunder thrown into the mix. in general it is going to be kind of a big change, and not be the nicest start to our weaken. we will be watching for temperatures that sit in the

60s here this morning, maybe down to the high 50's in a couple of spots, before we rise mid to higher 60s later this afternoon, then we will see some 70s back into the forecast, it won't be coming until next week with our next round of showers. maybe thunderstorms as we head through sunday night, looks like into monday morning, as well. so we'll talk about, that also talking about what you can expect in your seven day forecast in just a little bit. >> sounds good, thank you, matt. we begin with breaking news this morning, diver will return to the delaware river later today to search for missing swimmer. police say four friends went for a swim late last night near pleasant hills park, when three got out, they in noticed their friends, 16 year old byway missing, they called 911. search teams were there throughout the night. of course we'll continue to keep you updated on air and on line with developments. >> two year old boy and his father were shot on their front porch. now police are looking for two gunmen, anita oh, live at

police headquarters to bring us up to date on this investigation. hi, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan. pretty sad details, that two year old boy remains in critical condition at st. christopher's this morning, his father also shot at temple university hospital in stable condition. this is video from the scene last night, as this all unfolded just after 9:00 on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. police say two people on bikes road down that street and fired multiple times. the 26 year old father was sitting outside on the porch with his two year olson, bullets struck the dad in his right knee, while the son took the brunt of the gunfire and was hit four times in the back. captain george of philadelphia police told "eyewitness news," that it appears the father tried to shield his son. meantime, police interviewed witnesses, that east detective, and started a search for the gunman. >> we have a massive manhunt going on, we got all kind of

officers, you know, plane clothes, marked, we have our aviation unit, up in the air, we have our k9, all kind of people trying to find these males. >> at this time there is no clear motive. there is also no weapon found. coming up at 6:30, we will gave you a description of those two suspects. anyone with information should call philadelphia police. live at police headquarters this morning, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, keep us to up date. police in new castle county make arrest after hit-and-run injuries a one year old girl. lea purdue struck twice, about half hour later police fawn the car and arrested elijah meredith. >> fifteen minute before it happened, she was running up to me, wrapped her arms around my thigh. i'm glad they caught him. because if they didn't catch him, i would have caught him. >> now the girl suffered a fractured skull, she's now in

stable condition. pennsylvania state police are trying to determine what caused a fiery crash involving four tractor-trailers and a car in berks county. the chain reaction collision happened on eastbound i78 near ham berg last night, shutting down stretch of the highway from route 143 to 737. police say a tractor-trailer did not stop in time for traffic that had slowed down there, at least three of the vehicles caught fire, one person suffered burns, two other suffered minor injuries. well, wildwood may outlaw smoking on the boardwalk as early as next summer. right now you can't smoke on some parts of the boardwalk there. the proposal would expand the ban to all 38 blocks. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos discovered, there is one place where wildwood won't enforce the restriction restrictions. >> the city of wildwood is looking to ban smoking. butting/those who want to light up on the boardwalk. >> not only on the boardwalk, ramps leading to the board walk, steps leading to the

beach. >> says the bill would just pass first is now headed for city council vote f passed smoking would be outlawed starting in summer of 2018. >> let me ask why are you doing it? just seems to be the time to do it. smoking has become a little less accepted. >> i think it is a good idea. >> that would be perfect for me. >> awesome. >> why is it awesome? >> don't have to breath in other people's smoke. >> applies to anyone here on the wildwood boardwalk, but you can still smoke on the beach. >> why enforce a law or enact a law you can't enforce, and the fact our beach is so big, would you have to put an army of police officers or inspectors down here. >> taking a draw is already prohibited on certain sections of the wildwood boardwalk. but with the health concerns, and even some small trash fires from lit cigarettes? >> our department goes on routinely on boardwalk fires, where they're smoldering. >> the mayor says it is time to apply it across all 38

boardwalk blocks. and even some smokers agree. >> i wouldn't be happy about it, as an inconvenience to me, but for the board walk, maybe it would be a good thing. >> now if final approval is granted for this smoking ban the city says they'll use the public address system along this boardwalk to inform everyone smoking is not allowed. reporting here in wildwood, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." new this morning, president trump is now making his first stop on his first international trip since his inauguration, the president landed in saudi arabia after overnight flight from washington. he's hoping to build stronger partnerships to combat terrorism in the region. in remarks prepared for tomorrow the president will call for unity in the fight against radicalism. and assess lemon report, the president trip comes a mid a cloud of domestic controversy. >> the new york times says president trump told russian foreign minister sergei, and russian ambassador to the

u.s., sergei, i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, real nut job. the report quotes the official white house account of the meeting adding the president said i face great pressure because of russia, in a is taken off. the 25 minute long visit took place in the oval office on may 10. that is the meeting the us press was barred from witnessing, but a russian government news service was allowed in. white house press secretary, sean spicer, did not deny the comments, but said in a statement by grand standing and politicize g the investigation into russia's actions, james comey created unnecessary pressure on our ability to engage and negotiate with russia. senator patrick leahy responded, this is what obstruction looks like. comey has agreed testify before the senate intelligence committee sometime after memorial day. earlier, deputy attorney general, rod rosen stein, briefed house members on the russia investigation. special prosecutor will have

the breds of scope necessary to follow any and all leads. >> this is about the fight for the soul of our democracy. we cannot afford to lose this one. >> the president left for his first overseas trip on friday. his first stop is saudi arabia. saturday, where he'll address the summit of arab and muslim leaders, a draft of the president's sweep calls for coalition against extremism in the battle between good and evil. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." and still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> if you like fresh new jersey strawberries, this is your time of year. i'm cleve bryan, coming up, why families say the time is ripe to go picking. >> plus, what's better, reduced fat or skim milk or perhaps a full fat kind? we'll tell you why doctors say go for the full fat. how it can help you lose weight and avoid a dangerous

disease that's next.

>> welcome back, with the warmer weather new jersey grown strawberries are ready for picking and this year they're red a little bit early. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went to glassboro to find out why it may be time to start enjoying those strawberries now. >> you got to go deep to get the good ones. >> crystal saw the pick your strawberry sign in glassboro, thought it would be the perfect activity to do with her son.

>> i try to stay away from the tv. good to get outdoors, him know how to grow stuff, where he's eating, where it came from. >> expert say a fair winter and pleasant spring helps strawberries come in a little early this year. and since strawberry advice short season in new jersey, as soon as they're ripe, farm strands like rowan's spring into action. >> today is only day two. and they usually run for three to four weeks roughly. >> buying a dart on is good, but if you got a little time, pick your own farm like roane's recommend visiting the fields. >> there are boxes on the end of the table, the entire whole field out there is all opened up. anywhere would you like to go. you pick what you like, then you bring them back up here. >> while new jersey isn't one of the country's largest strawberry producers, the sweet is considered some of the fruit. >> the more sunshine you get, the sweeter they get. >> good for strawberry short cake, jams, or just wash them and eat them.

>> they look delicious. he loves strawberries, i'm surprised he's not trying to eat them yet. >> full of strawberries in the afternoon, here at dinnertime they're all gone, hot commodity. we have some information where you can fine pick your own strawberry site throughout nurse new jersey on our website cbsphilly.com. in glassboro, cleve bryan, cbs news. >> i love fresh strawberries there is weekends might be good time to get out there and go picking for some. >> i think maybe tomorrow, rather than today, but yes, you know, wouldn't be bad. they're some of my favorite, as women. it was hot. it was maybe not the best weather yesterday to be outside. you know, stay hydrated for sure. we cool things down. here is starting today, then throughout the rest of our weekends, looks like tomorrow may be better day than today to get out and do some of the strawberry picking. storm scan3, we take start, take a look of what's going on in the nation's mid section. big area of low pressure spirals up to the northern planes with this potent cold

front, draped down to the south, bringing showers, thunderstorms, some of which could be strong to severe actually through missouri, now into arkansas, oak home, a back toward dallas, as well. >> this system is eventually going to move eastward. as it does it, will bring chance for showers, maybe some thunderstorms. delaware valley, that's not going to be toward the ends of our weekends, just wante want to gave you a preview. few spotty showers out there this saturday morning, maybe isolated rumble every thunder along the coastline, cape may, coastline of cape may county, few more showers move in south of dover. more light to moderate rainfall up in the poconos, carbon monroe county, that's moving out as well. still tracking some more showers out toward central portion every pennsylvania, just north of harrisburg, that area of precipitation also moving toward the poconos. so it looks like north of the city today, at least in the morning time, going to be getting a little bit wet to start things out. as we move then through the rest of the morning, move toward the afternoon, as well, you can see, showers going to be hit and miss throughout

most of the day. we will be watching for plenty clough cloud cover throughout the afternoon as women, while some sunshine a possibility, don't be looking for anything like what we had the last couple of afternoon, where we had the really just potent, potent sunshine, where we've really seen the temperatures sky rocket. won't be the case today. through the afternoon hours, hit and miss spotty shower activity, not ton of sunshine. go through the nighttime tonight, the clouds try to thin out at least little bit. and i think that they will. still not going to be looking for clear evening, more sunshine in store for us on sunday. and we will also see temperatures tomorrow that may be are degree or two higher than today. won't be necessarily super warm. we end up little below average for not just today but tomorrow as well. and you can see then off well to the west, our next showers, thunderstorms, starting to develop, that will be coming into sunday into monday, that that system out to the west in the nation to mid section. forecasted highs for today, going to be well below average. should be right around 75, we will be in the 60s, across

much of the delaware valley, 61 for the high temperature today, in wilmington, we will be 59 only in lancaster, also, looking for temperatures today in the 50's down toward millville, wildwood this afternoon, if you're long the coastline, atlantic city coming in at 62, probably cup ill of degrees closer, probably what you will be seeing in wildwood, areas like avalon, stone harbor, back up toward sea isle city too. high temperature 68 greets, 67 for us on sunday, with a mix of sun and clouds, no real rain chances for sunday into overnight into monday, see high of 77. some thunderstorms will be likely for us, and then as we get into tuesday, no real rain. but we stay just about average. 75 degrees. with that sunshine starting to return to the forecast. and then more 70s for us wednesday, our next chance for shower after that, jan, comes toward the end of next week. >> thank you on the health watch now, embrace the fat as in foods with healthy fat. the new health trends is growing. could it mean more ice cream?

i sure hope so. health reporter stephanie stahl has the answer. >> sarah spent most every her drive drinking skim or 2% milk, but switched to full fat milk after her son was born. >> whole milk latte eights, yoking you. >> says she always thought low-fat milk was better for her health, but nutrition experts say there can be health benefit to working full fat milk, yogurt, cheese, into your diet. >> even though there is more calories, that fat is very keeping people full for longer tends to not eat as much otherwise during the day. >> studies also show the fat can slow down the body's absorption of sugar helping to lower the risk of die beat eels. says it is important to look at everything you eat before making the switch. >> for someone who is already consume ago lot of saturated fat, maybe a lot of red meat products, a lot of animal fat, and not so much of the good

stuff, i probably wouldn't want to add in more saturated fat. >> says she's enjoying the taste of whole milk. >> i like it. i'm going to probably stick with it. >> hasn't noticed any weight gain. and you may have in the dollars full fat yogurts are also popping up on store shelves. nutritionists also say they can be a healthier option since many low-fat yogurt have more added sugar fortes. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> a new report says many popular social media sites can be harmful to many health. topping the list instagram. it makes young woman and girls feel body end ac quasi. snap chat, face boot, twitter, also affecting health and well-being. >> rompers foremen? now hue is new one to add to the growing list, these are

convertible jeans for women made by a french company. what in the world? they look like jeans, but then you can detach pant legs, turn them into really shore short. if you're brave enough to support this look, or support this look, it won't be cheap. one pair cost $425. >> i think i will ' save that money. still ahead, we take you behind the scenes of what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up, on a mission to colonize new planet makes a terrifying discovery that they're not the first one there

>> welcome back. new al yen movie is invading theatres this weekends, here ' entertainment tonight with

kevin frazier and preview. >> stars make terrifying discovery, that they're not alone on new planet in alien covenant. >> you all sacrificed so much to be here. the first ever large scale colonization mission. >> in alien covenant, the crew after spaceship including catherine waterson and danny mcbride, lead a mission to create new colony for earth, on a distant planet where they discover the terrifying alien, hunting them, one by one. but waterson's character isn't afraid to fight back. she really got into the sun work. >> just so much more fun than i thought it was going to be. i just -- i guess my idea of you know being stuck up on a wire in a harness was just getting hungry for lunch, being stuck up there, like feeling helpless and everything, but really they couldn't kind of get me off of the wires once they put me on them. >> another person having fun onset was michael fastbender who returns in a dual role as

an android and was excited to work with director ridley scott again. >> i guess what the first thing is, you know, fun, you know, we laugh a lot. and very sort every mischievous element. very youthful sort of essence to ridley, and that goes with reservoirs of energy. you know, just huge amounts of energy. he's very imaginative. so, for these kind of films, usually, they tends to move very slowly. but set up, what not, ridley shoots four, five cameras, he knows where to put them. >> where is it? >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> well, how about this? a special honor for one of our own, at the 2017 celebration of the black arts legacy award. "eyewitness news" at the university of arts in philadelphia, the awards honor outstanding contributions and contributors to black art, literature, music and media. our own ukee washington

received a chuck stone award for excellence in journalism. cbs-3 vice president and news director margaret cronin presented ukee with the well deserved honor. congrats to ukee. >> across the pond now, wedding bells will be representing this weekend, all eyes will be on pippa middleton as she walks down the aisle. the dutchess of cambridge's little sister is getting married today. the 33 year old is tying the knot with multi-millionaire hedge funds manager james matthews, the english village hosting the ceremony making sure it looks it best, so crews were painting fences and fixing up windows. the reception will be held at the middleton's home in engel field west of london. >> twenty years after the death of princess diana, cbs this morning co-host gale king is exploring the public and private life of the princess. from diana's family home in england, kale king delves into the woman behind the crown and the questions surrounding her unexpected death. >> gorgeous fairy princess. you don't expect her to end

her life in a traffic accident. >> the special features interviews with friends of diana and chronicles her life from her marriage to prince charles in 1981 to her death in 1997. watch princess diana her life, her death, the truth, monday night at 8:00. it is a two hour special that you'll only see right here on cbs. >> still ahead in our next half hour. the rebirth to some old tracks. when construction will begin for philly's new elevated parks. and extreme school make-over. the lengths student and staff go to have the best prom in america.

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>> two year old boy and his father are shot in kensington. next description of the suspect police are looking for. taking action. philadelphia unveils a plan to fight the opioid epidemic in the city. but it is not without controversy. >> the wringling and barnum and bailey circus taking its final bow. coming up: authorities from its biggest stars. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. cooling way down today, that heatwave is over. meteorologist, matt peterson

out there on the cbs-3 skydeck this morning with the eyewitness forecast, tomorrow seems to be your pick for the best weather day this weekend, am i right? >> yes, i think so. we have a chance for some rain showers today, it will be a little bit breezy at times this morning, where tomorrow, it looks like, our temperatures are still going to be cool. but, no rain in the forecast for our sunday. so i would suggest if you do have plans, it is not going to be a wash out after saturday, looks like sunday will be little better. cold front that came trues last night, still exiting the region, little breezy as i said this morning, across specially the southern parts of the viewing area, still 60-mile per hour winds generally out of the northeast in philly. looking little bit on the breezy side toward millville, atlantic city, down toward cape may. see ten to 15-mile per hour winds across south and southern jersey, trenton, coming in with 14-mile per hour winds, again, besides the breeze it is cooler this morning, been overall, right now, not frigid by any stretch outside. it is 67 right now here in

philly. sixty-two this morning, for just trenton, it is 50's as you head little further north. allentown coming in at 57 degrees, mount pocono, at 50, where we've had few rain showers this morning, dover at 67. and also, atlantic city at 67 degrees. expect the temperatures to maybe dip another degree or two before they do start to rise up through maybe the around 07 degrees mark later this afternoon. temperature change from yesterday, to today, ten to 15 t things out. and getting a look at our day planner, by 9:00 this morning, we will be sitting right around 65 degrees, going up to 66, by lunch time, with maybe few clouds, an isolated shower by 6:00 this afternoonment top things outright around 68 degrees, jan, then not just nice on sunday, but we also are talking about rain chances for the beginning of the work week, and break it all down in the forecast coming up. >> matt, thank you. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down two gunmen, and a motive, after the shooting of toddler and his father on their front porch. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at police

headquarters this morning, to tell us more about it. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, very sad details this morning, two year old boy in critical condition at st. christopher hospital. his father also shot, in stable condition at temple university hospital. now we want to show you video from that scene, last night, on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. this all unfolded just after 9:00 last night, when police say two men on bicycles road down the street and started firing at the father and son on the porch. the 26 year old father was with his two year old son and apparently tried to shield him. but bullets struck the dad in the right knee while the son did end up taking the brunt of the gunfire and took four gunshot to the back. captain of philadelphia police told "eyewitness news" that police interviewed witnesses at east detective, and that there is an ongoing manhunt for the gunman.

>> they're driving these big mountain bmx bikes, they're pedal bikes, and i think one of them has a wide wheel in the front with color spokes. and they were last seen going west on west moore lands, and then south on potter. >> now at this time there is no word on a motive, and no weapons recovered. anyone with information should call philadelphia police. for now live at police headquarters, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." all right, anita, thank you. man is due in a delaware county courtroom this morning, to face a murder charge. darby borough police say domestic dispute led to the deadly shooting every crystal thomas. found shot in her chest in her home 100 block, he had ward moses junior charged with her murder. >> opioid task force out with new recommendations including a controversial one about legal injection sites. the task force reports, the city should look into creating so-called safe injection

sites, users could inject heroin thereunder medical supervision, to protect against overdose. the city's health commission says the sites have been shown to save lives. >> to engage people where they are, prevent them from dying, and hopefully over the long-term get them into treatment. >> we've seen cost of inaction to epidemics in the past. we not let this happen again to so many more families. >> the recommendations also include broadening access to medication assisted treatment, increasing education, and prevention, expanding naloxone availability and reduce the stigna attached to truck abuse. >> authorities say man barrelled through times square told investigators he had been smoking marijuana layed when pcp. richard rojas made first court appearance on second agree and aggravated vehicular homicide charges yesterday. security cameras captured the car traveling at high rate of speed as he mode down pedestrians, rojas allegedly told prosecutors he wanted to,

quote, kill them all. officials are awaiting the results of the toxicology report, rojas is being head without bail. a security scare on flight from los angeles to honolulu. man is arrested after he tries to force his way into the cockpit. it is in a video of the passenger being taken off the plane in hawaii. he was standing next to the bathroom in the front of the plane with a laptop, when a flight attendant saw him trying to get into the cockpit. >> screaming, told him to get down. walked up to the front -- >> can somebody please help, can somebody please help? >> he's pushing, but then says you're not coming in here. by then, a bunch of guys grabbed him. i was asking what else this he could do, they found some duct tape. i think they went back there with pillows and blankets just to tape him to his chair and keep him subdued until they got here. >> two fighter jets escorted the plane into honolulu. an off-duty police officer

helped the crew subdue the man until the plane landed. >> former congressman, anthony weiner's wife, filed for divorce hours after he pleaded guilty to charge of transferring material to a wine. weiner cried in court before he appeared before new york judge friday morning, admitted exchanging teen communications with 15 year old girl and called his behavior morally wrong. sentencing is scheduled for september. weiner faces years behind bars, and he will have to register as a sex offender. >> the city of new orleans removed a statue of confederate general robert e lee. crane removed the statue from a 60-foot high pedestal. it is the last of four confederate monument removed by the city, some argue that the monument represent slavery and injustice instead of history and heritage. the city plans to put an art sculpture in the statue's place. >> well, the old reading railroad line has been closed for decades. >> but starting next week, major construction will begin,

storm watch three shows the first face of the $10 million linear park stretching two blocks. the hope is for the entire park to connect ten neighborhoods, from 31st and girard, ninth at fairmount. >> i'm excited. i can't wait to get started. i'm living a dream right now. you know, i'm second generation business owner, business that was birthed right here in the city of philadelphia. >> they expect the first phase of the project to be complete by december. >> workers at at&t wireless stores in 36 states in washington, d.c., have walk off the job. "eyewitness news" cameras caught up with striking workers outside the at&t store at 15th and walnut. the company and the communication workers of america could not come to an agreement on a new contract. the strike will last until monday morning. >> the clowns are having their last laugh. ringling and barnum and bailey circus, once known as the

greatest show on earth, a steep drop in ticket sales is forcing the circus offer the road. nicky batiste is in uniondale, new york where the final performance is tomorrow. >> it is one of the last times the ring master will speak those words. after 146 years on the road, the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus holding it -- folding it tent. >> a feeling of adoration, pride, and the fact that, you know, i've been the part of a american institution. i'm going to be the last word on it, too. >> jonathan has emcee the circus for 18 years. now, unable to fill his seat, the show is taking a final wow sunday. >> oh, my god, i've been to maybe about 70 shows. >> seventy shows. we travel all around to find them. >> audience haves mixed emotions about the circus ending. >> how are you feeling about the circus ending? >> i'm okay with it, he'll an animal lover. >> i'm sad.

i really like the circus. it is fun. >> but the show has changed over time. >> allegations of animal cruelty haunted the circus for years, after the famed elephants were removed last year the circus is already declining ticket sales. the performers will move onto other jobs, and the 74 animals, to new homes. >> we love our animals, we care about them, we want them to be happy, healthy. >> this high flying family has only few more hours to clown around before the big top comes down for good. nicky batiste, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." inside the elaborate preparations for the best prom in america. also, new technology being ewing in the our area that will help certain women get more accurate mammograms. why this could be a lifesaver for some. >> and after our first heatwave of the year, a cool-down is on the way for the weekends. matt peterson has the details

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>> pens burden of proof i high school in bucks county once called the best prom in america, and our natasha brown reports, it is shaping up to be once again. >> step inside pennsbury high school bucks county, and you're transported back to philadelphia. from the flower show, to the taste of philadelphia and the

cafeteria, and then the replica, dubbed the best in america. >> i think it is one of the greatest memories they have of their high school years. they really appreciate all the time and effort that goes into it. >> this year's theme, yo, philly, and every meticulous design has taken months to bring to life. even the bathrooms have a theme. welcome to the electric factory. >> overall amazing, so well known, just and part of it, awesome. social, core green, have a lot of fun, you don't have to be an artist, they make it easy, everybody, just a lot of fun. parent and student thought they had lost their star power didn't disappoint after saying he initially could make it, tweeted, quote i have adjusted some things in case were you wondering, these things were of serious, unavoidable

matter. and i'll stick to my word. >> questions love coming, and will be involved in the crowning of the prom king and queen. >> natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> well, matt, it will be fun night regardless of the weather, but you know the pictures outside in front of the flowers, will they have to dodge some showers? >> hopefully not, rain probably first half of the day. later tonight taking all l of the prom pictures or headed out to any fun activities thon saturday evening, most likely going to be dry, but again, headed out early this morning, especially the philadelphia metro area, areas out toward the poconos, few stray showers, are a possibility. take a look what's happening on the boardwalk though, the beach down in rehoboth. waves are crashing, clouds are little bit out there. forcing little sunshine, few folks have been walking down early this saturday morning. they've had the jack the on, probably looking at temperatures in the low to mid

60s. across the southern shore point, whether delaware or down at the jersey shore early this morning. so if you do want to get out, enjoy this saturday morning, especially down along the coastline do, take the jacket with you. as i was talking about, few showers of showers a possibility this morning. cooper temperatures, big theme for today. we were in the 90's yesterday, topped out 93 degrees, only going to be most likely in the six's, through the afternoon hours, today, and don't expect a ton of sunshine, we will see some of it break through the cloud cover from time to time. but in general, we will be looking at more clouds than sun. storm scan3, here it is, we have the cloud cover, sitting over top of the area. we do see little bit of precipitation now moving toward the reading area. lancaster back into berks county, as the poconos, allentown, out toward bush kills falls, precipitation moved through, lit to moderate rainfall. this will be rounds two for folks up to the north of the city. as you head down further to

the south, the jersey coastline, cape may county, cape may out toward atlantic sit had i more showers, there as women, maybe few rumble every thunder. that precipitation, that area of thunderstorm activity moving off the coast, south of dover, few light showers now fading out as they move toward the south jersey coastline, not too much happening just for the time being, but it will be maybe a little bit active, especially north of the city as we go through the morning hours, see by 9:00, allentown, reading, toward mount pocono light shower activity, back to south jersey still looking at the chance for maybe few light showers to move on through. once we get to the afternoon and the evening, again, just that cloud cover for us, but generally dry conditions to our saturday night. sunday, probably going to be our better of the two days this weekend. we will look for some more sunshine on sunday, maybe few high clouds still mixed in, but overall, dry day sunday, but then sunday night into monday, our next cold front comes on through, that will be bringing showers and maybe

chances for thunderstorm as well. high of 68 degrees, cooler than it has been, again, mostly cloudy out there, as well. no real precipitation chances for us on sunday, mix of sun, clouds, in the afternoon, 67 degrees, the high temperature tomorrow, so staying with that below average theme, as we get into monday we go with 77, so pretty seasonable, but thunderstorms likely as the colds front comes on through. seventy-five with the sunshine, returning on tuesday, that's good news for us. few more shower chance there is on wednesday, with once again mix of sun and clouds, we hold on, to that rain chance or thunderstorm chance all the way from thursday and friday of next week. >> all right, matt, thank you. >> new technology is helping to diagnosis hard to find breast cancer. stephanie stahl has details from the einstein healthcare science center.

>> this was if i used for heart disease, now being detect in the breast cancer for certain women at even sign. >> all types every cancer on my mother's side. >> fifty-two year old tammy, increased risk every breast cancer, not just because of the family history, also has dense breasts, which makes it difficult to see cancer traditional mamography until now. this, is mel he can ooh lar imaging that makes finding cancer easier. >> this is a nice adjunct to mamography for women who can't have mri, who have dense breast tissue, need have additional screening test. >> doctor debra copit, says she is among 50% of women with dense breasts, she was diagnosed six years ago, even though the cancer didn't show up on a regular mammogram. >> i just had my regular mammogram. my yearly mammogram. and i also had this test done. and when they were both clear, i felt much better. the molecular screening uses lower amount of injected nuclear radio tracer, then

series every images are captured with this mammogram-like machine. >> there is cancerous tissue, radio tracer accumulates there, and then, an image is created it, will show off very bright, for us to see. >> here is the comparison with the image on the right, the cancer illuminated with dark spot, with the same cancer doesn't show up on the mammogram, on the left. >> you cannot see it on the mammogram. even though this is a quote and quote 3d mammogram. >> molecular screening done on mammograms, takes extra time, but tammy said it was easy, she got good report, no signs of cancer. >> i think it is a fantastic. >> new mel occular imaging covered by most insurance, stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> sports next on "eyewitness news," also have this. >> seen all over the world, with a child's toy. coming up meet the man behind this leggo art. >> ♪

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>> phils continue last night against the pirates, quality start but had to lever the game, and maybe heading to the dl. here is pete mccann on, these guys lost 15 out of 18 headed into the game last night, first inning, phils down one-nothing, grounder freddie galvis, the throw, bounces over tommy joseph. watch out. phils down by two.

thirds inning, two on foresees after hernandez, grounder up the middle. freddie galvis, he scores down a throw, and the phils were down by one. fast towards to the seven. now with one run lead, jeremy hellickson as they say helping himself. line driver. just inside the thirds base. maikel franco scored on the play, jeremy, as you see right there, leaving the field of the play. now, to the ninth we go. the phils, adding some insurance run. how about cameron rough with big fly, three run shot. the phillies beating the pirates seven to two your final score. finally for nba rookie of the year has been announced, joe em embiid and dario are in the mix, along with mill ukee malcolm, the winner will be announced on june 26. okafor made the all rookie team in his first season, but last year was a struggle. he was sworn by trade rumors, never recovered from the knee surgery so how long will he remain a sixers?

gm coangelo remaining coy. >> no, not talking about our roster right now in terms whatever we're doing. i want to find a situation that's great for us, great for jahlil, if that's great for him, if that's a great player, see how he fits with this group. >> mattie ice with warm reception at a believed to achieve benefit, here in philadelphia. falcons quarterback going back to his roots at the penn charter school last night. there was dinner and silent auction, and believe to achieve foundation provides programs for at risk children and local neighborhoods. always good to see mattie ice. he suffered that heart breaking over time lost to the patriots in the superbowl. >> a special year. it was a lot of fun. ended up not the way we would have loved for it to ends as a team, but i'm still proud of all of the guys, how we competed, how we played all year, i feel we'll optimistic headed into next year.

>> that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great weeken weekend. >> most think of leggo bricks than nothing more than a child toy, but for one man the plastic pieces are something far more valuable. chris martinez shows us how he's transforming the colorful bricks into world renouned art. >> with the click of each brick, nathan, what could be his next masterpiece. >> a career he assemble accidentally. >> i was corporate lawyer in new york city. we would come home at night after hours with the firm. i would need some sort of creative outlet. >> so he turned to favorite childhood toy to create sculptures, when he finally unveiled his art on line, the response was overwhelming. when the website crashed i de seed today make a change.

>> left his law firm to play with leggos full time. >> you have how many here? about 6 million bricks total. >> his studio now holds hundreds of sculptures, some inspired by his own life. >> others inspired by the moment. >> tried to replicate the innards after piano. >> work now appears in galleries around the worlds, even sat on the white house lawn. >> when president obama sat down with this piece, that was very, almost, surreal. >> still he says, nothing is quite as exciting as watching people react. >> i've seen people just in amazement, and kids who just want to get their hands on some bricks and start doing creative stuff themselves. inspiration he hopes will build new artists. and you know what he sounds familiar, he is, he actually showed at the franklin institute a short while ago, so we had him here

in philadelphia, as well. >> way to find out how smart your dog really is. >> empty cup. ,, here is a treat. >> monday night at 11:00 jessica introduces us to her dog, fin, they play number of games designed by experts to see how each dog thinks and sees the worlds, from empathy level, how cunning fin is. see what the tests reveal, how you can do the same with your dog. that's monday night on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> too cute. still ahead in our next half hour right here on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, a possible boardwalk smoking ban. the beach towns that want to limit where smokers can light up. >> then, forget lunch. we will tell you what some restaurant are offering before the dinner crowd arrives, and how it is helping people who work from home. after three days above

90 degrees, our heatwave comes to an end. how much temperatures tumble this weekend, when we come right back. stay with us.

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