>> a teen goes swimming with friends and disappears in the

delaware river. >> a toddler 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 southed i arabia this morning on first international trip. >> today is saturday may 20, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. we are cooling way down today. let's get right over to meteorologist, matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good saturday morning, matt. if you didn't like the heat we had the last few days, you'll like this? >> we're cooling way down cold front last night, into the early part of this morning, and still dealing with some of the residual effect, not just cooler temperatures but some breezy conditions, and also, some lower dew points, lower humidity, so while the breeze might knob not be welcome, lower dew points, lower temperatures not big on the heat, humidity, definately are. 60s so far this morning, couple of 50's, starting to pop out there on the map as well. from around reading, up to

allentown, sitting in the high 50's, 59, 58 degrees, mount pocono, 50 for us already here this morning. so huge change, just 24 hours ago, across the area, where anywhere from five to ten to somewhere some places up to 15 e we were yesterday morning. also, seeing few light showers out toward mount pocono as well. same dover hour, couple of rumbles every thunder down toward cape may. temperatures out there, even where we've had the rain, in areas down toward southern new jersey still in the 60s, 61 wildwood, still 67 at the airport in atlantic city, headed toward the coastline get little closer to the low zero six range. sixty-six for us right now in millville. as i said, on the back side of the colds front. not just cooler side every things but much drier air. over the delaware valley, four's, 50's for dew point, again, much lower humidity in store. not just today, but tomorrow, as well, winds are going to be little breeze think morning, but they will be calm down through the afternoon, check out our hour by hour forecast

here, in the 60s pretty much all day, and also have a stray shower chance through most of the afternoon as well, seeing better chance for showers and thunderstorms jan in the seven day forecast, tell you all about it. >> thanks so much. 6:03, time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, smooth drive for everyone on the roadways, 95, 30, 202, and mass transit running on time, as well. how much, if you are head today fairmount park, the art museum, kelly drive closed both directions between strawberry mansion drive, fountain green drive, stotesbury regatta, in effect until 7:00 tonight. boulevard, do have construction ninth street where the right lane is closed. construction ninth street where the right lane is closed otherwise everyone moving

along at speeds this saturday morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller. >> looking good, thanks, a.m. and carpet we begin with breaking news today. >> search for missing swimmer. police say four friends went for swim late last night, near pleasant hill park in northeast philadelphia. three got out of the water and noticed their 16 year old friend was missing, they called 1911. search teams were there throughout the night. we'll continue to up date this story on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> this morning, bringing us to uup to date on this investigation, anita? >> good morning, this was nice warm evening, quickly took a turn for the worse. and now, this two year old boy is in critical condition at st. christopher's hospital after being shot multiple times, his father also shot and now recovering in stable condition at temple university hospital. we want to show you video of the scene from last night, all unfolded after 9:00 on the

3300 block of malta street in kensington. two men, on bikes, road down the street and started firing at the father and son sitting on the porch, the 26 year old father apparently tried to shield his two year old son from the gunfire, bullet struck the dad in the right knee, and son ended up taking brunt of the gunfire, shot four times in the back. captain george fuchs of philadelphia police says that police did interview witnesses at east detectives, and started a search for the gunman. massive man hunt, plane clothes marked, our aviation unit. we have k9, all kind of people trying to find these. >> so large search going on for those two men, but at this time, there is no motive. also, no weapons that were recovered. coming up in the next half

hour, give you description of the two gunmen, live at police headquarters, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." police in new castle county, hit-and-run injuries one year old girl. lea purdue struck twice, about half hour later police found 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. if they didn't catch him, i would have caught him. >> now the little girl suffered fractured skull and is in stable condition. >> pennsylvania state police trying to determine what caused fiery crash involving four tractor-trailers and car in berks county. the chain reaction collision happened on east bound i78 near hamburg last night. shutting down a stretch of highway there, from routes 143 to 737. police say tractor trailer to

not stop in time for traffic that's slowed down. at least three of the vehicles caught fire. one person suffered burns. two others suffered minor injuries. wildwood may outlaw smoking on its boards walk as early as next summer. right now, you can't smoke on some parts of the board walk, the pros poe as would expands 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 sit of wildwood is looking to ban smoking butting out those who want to light up on the board walk. >> wildwood mayor ernie says the bill would just pass first reading, now headed for a full city council vote. if passed, smoking would be outlawed, starting in summer, of 2018. >> i ask why are you doing it,

seems to be the time to do it, smoking has become a little less accepted. >> good idea. >> i hate cigarette, that would be perfect for me. >> awesome. >> why? >> then you don't have to breathe in other people's smoke. >> smoking ban applies to anyone here on the wildwood boardwalk, but you can still smoke on the beach. >> why enforce a law, a law that you can't enforce, the fact our beach is so big, would you have to put an army of police officers or inspectors down there. >> talking a draw is already prohibited on certain sections of the wildwood boards walk, but with the health concerns, and even some small trash fires, from lit cigarettes? >> our department goes on on routinely o on boardwalk fires. >> time to apply it across all 38 boardwalk blocks. >> i wouldn't be happy about it. inconvenience to me. but the board walk, maybe a good thing.

>> final approval granted for the smoking ban, the city says they'll use the public address system along this boardwalk to inform everyone smoking, it is not allowed. >> now making first stop on first international trip, since inauguration, the president landed in audi arabia after overnight flight from washington hoping to build stronger partnerships combat terrorism in the region remarks prepared for tomorrow, the president will call for unity in the fight against radicalism. assetr reports, it comes a mid domestic unity. >> new york times says president trump told russian foreign minister sergei and russian ambassador, sergei, i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, a real nut job. quote the white house account. adding the president said i face great pressure because of russia, that is taken off. >> it took place may ten. that's the meeting the us

press was wards from witnessing, but 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 tweet in the response, this is what obstruction looks like. >> comey agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee sometime after memorial day. deputy attorney general briefed house members, on the russia vehicles special prosecutor, will have the breath of scope necessary to follow any and all leads. this is about the fight, for the soul of our democracy. we not afford to lose this one. >> the president left for his first overseas trip on friday.

saturday, where he'll address the summit of arab, muslim leaders calls for coalition against extremism in the battle between good and evil. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> still ahead on cbs-3 this saturday morning, the stotesbury regatta taking over the schuylkill river, we're hearing from local athletes competing in this weekend's event we'll also have this. >> new companies are popping up to bring work stations to restaurants. i'm wendy gillette in new york sit way story coming

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>> thousands of athletes taking part in a long standing tradition, anita oh, therefore all of the action at the historic stotesbury cup regatta. >> in a competition with plenty of history. there are plenty of stories of why these high school student compete. >> makes me push myself, to hold myself to higher standards. >> one of the best sports out there. i love it so much. on friday for the 91st year, the crew competition, they've been training for, returned to the schuylkill river. >> the stotesbury cup is considered the oldest and largest scholastic regatta with more than 5500 rowers participating. >> for some line from radnor, these watt remembers home. >> we actually are right down the river, so this is local for us. >> for others, this is the home of a regatta they've only

aspired to be part of. >> it is an honor to get through every time. >> as temperatures spiked to more than 09 degrees, at least one rower reportedly overheated. but overcoming obstacles is part of the reason they row. >> the story every culmination, all of the hard work you put in in the winter, beginning of the spring season. >> each time the or hits the water they're reminded. >> a lot of long hours. >> and crew, it takes the crew to be successful. a lot of comradery with my teammates. >> along the schuylkill river, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> it was hot out there for those athletes, today rogan cooler wetter. >> hopefully don't havey? problems, they did say one rower overheated. that's good news for us that it won't be today. hopefully everyone rowing, good luck to all of the athlete out there, all of the

teams. be prepared with, you know, some cooler, for some cooler weather later this afternoon. our eyewitness weather watchers, they're up early with us on this saturday morning, reporting temperatures in the 60s across much of the area as we expect, cooler than it has been down in south jersey, 66 degrees, we head back towards the tabernacle area. john saying 64 tell thus morning, great spring morning, the clouds are moving n be prepared for that. it won't be super sunny day for us, definitely not like we have been seeing, and mt. laurel talking about it being 64 degrees this morning, cooler, cloudy, and going to be a day where we open up the windows and hope for some fresh airy agree, great morning, great afternoon, to open up those windows, get a little bit of the air going, little bit of breeze this morning, helping us out.

grade morning headed up toward the lehigh valley, this picture from the poconos this morning, and it is going to be a gray day, few clouds, will see sunshine break through the cloud cover here this morning, and maybe a little bit through the afternoon hours. watching now few spotty rain showers, already seen few spotty rain showers early on this morning. watching the next system come together in the nation's big section, big area of low pressure spy rat in the northern planes with very strong, very potent cold front, attached to it, drape down to the south of missouri seeing severe weather through missouri, arkansas, and again, this is the system that eventually late on sunday into monday, will be moving through the delaware valley will be giving us here a chance for showers and some thunderstorms will not be strong, will not be severe, will start to fade out little bit as it tracks eastward, which is good news for us. storm scan3, showing you here this morning, that a frost,

philadelphia metro, just little bit cloudy out there. few spotty showers are out moving through chester county, delaware county then back up toward burks county, reading little shower activity here this morning. have move off the coast, dry, along the shore point. >> go through the morning hours, again, few spotty shares are possibility. cloud cover for us, across most of the region for most of the day unfortunately, only few hit antihistamines of sunshine. through the afternoon hours, not too much change. we get through tonight then into tomorrow morning. we start start to see them thin out, also dry throughout the sunday temperatures not whole lot different tomorrow, today, we will be seeing those temperatures not just today and tomorrow, but in the 60s again, coming out of the midwest, tan will kind of park

itself over the great lakes, before sunday night into monday, so it will move in, rain showers along with it sunday night, then we look for the thunderstorm activity to fire up along the actual front. as we go in to our monday. topping out 60s across much of the area, we see some 50's actually toward our north later this afternoon, kutztown east and mount pocono only right after 57 degrees for hi, 60s for us, doylestown coming in this afternoon, 64 degrees, 68 will be the high towards media. as you head down toward the shore points, little cooler there. fifty's once again atlantic city, cape may, back down towards rehoboth. seven day forecast, 67 tomorrow. >> season tuesday, 75 degrees, staying with the seasonable temperatures wednesday and shower chance not just wednesday but hanging on through thursday and friday, as well.

>> i like the word seasonable, matt, little bit too hot over the last few days, little little relief now. >> new jersey grown strawberries ready for picking, fair winter and pleasant string helped strawberries come in earlier this year. since strawberry advice a short season, as soon as they're ripe farm stands are into action, while new jersey isn't one of the largest strawberry producers, the fruit is considered some of the sweetest. >> as more and more people work outside of their company's work space, there is a growing need for temporary offices. as cbs news correspondent wendy gillette shows us, restaurant are offering open space before the dinner crowd arrives. >> form owe -- fellow worker before closing up her laptop for the day. just steps from happy hour at the bar. >> a rest that filled new

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> two year old boy and his father are shot in kensington. i'm anita oh, at police headquarters, next, the description of the suspects. 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 is taking it final bow. i'm nicky batiste, the final thoughts from its biggest stars. >> good morning everyone, i'm jan carabeo.

what a difference a day makes. right? we're dropping just about 20 degrees today. meteorologist, matt peterson liver out there on the cps3 skydeck with the eyewitness weather forecast, so matt how does it feel out there today? >> i have to be honest. it really feels pretty great out here this morning. the humidity, is down, the temperatures are more than reasonable. and there is even a little bit after breeze, that is coming through right now, as our cold front continues to push just to the south, and through the delmarva right now. but again, overall, it is a great morning, i've seen couple of people. just took a quick peak, morning doing their morning work out, running around, looks like great morning for that. but you would need maybe at least a light jacket, if you are doing any kind of outdoor activities here early this morning, because again, it is a little bit on the cool side. now, no precipitation right now here in the philadelphia-metro area. just to the north, you can also see there off to the west in chester county, off to the north, toward berks county, toward reading, some light shower activity is developing, maybe little bit every few

pocket there, of more moderate rainfall. just off to the north and west, besides that, relatively quiet across the delaware, lehigh valley. so our spotty shower activity is in the forecast for us this morning. and maybe even little bit this afternoon. but overall, our biggest thing today is going to be l cooler temperatures, breeze this morning, that gives way to calm conditions later on in the day. six a for us currently in philly. looking at 61 in trenton, some 50's off to the north, reading and allentown 59 and 58 degrees. we are going to be back into that spring swing every things, rather than the summertime, like we had the last couple every days, 60s for us today and tomorrow through the weekend, but then back up into the 70s for monday, tuesday, and wednesday, we do have few shower chances, maybe thunderstorm chance early next week, we will be breaking those chances down in just a little bit. jan? >> check back in with you, thank you, matt. now 6:32, time to check the roads, lets guess to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic centerment hi, amanda. >> jan, live look at the boulevard southbound ninth street right now. there is some construction

there that has the right late closed. crews have construction cones down, but the good news is despite the lane limitation, traffic running smoothly with no delays. this takes some extra care when drive-thru this area this morning. how much, head today fairmount park or the art museum, kelly drive closed in both directions between strawberry mansion drive, fountain green drive for the stoats bergey regatta, in effect until 7:00 tonight. live look at the vine, looking good, all majors looking good, as well, including 76, 95, 30, 202, mass transit running on time. in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> thank you. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down two gunmen this morning, after motive after the shooting of toddler and his father on their front porch. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at police headquarters to tell us more about it, hi, anita. >> good morning, jan, learning very sad details this morning, we know that two year old boy is in critical condition, at saint christopher's hospital, after suffering multiple gunshot wounds, his father is

also recovering at temple university hospital, but is in stable condition. now, this is video from that scene from last night, after this all unfolded around 9:00 on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. police say that two men on bikes, road down the street, and then started firing at that father and son. the 26 year old father apparently tried to shield his two year old son from the gunfire, that dad has a gunshot wounds to his right knee, while the son unfortunately did take the brunt of the gunfire, who was shot four times in the back. captain george of philadelphia police says that authority interviewed witnesses at east detective, and that there is an ongoing manhunt for the two gunmen. their driving these big mountain bmx bikes, one has wide wheel in the front with color spokes. and they were last seen going west on westmoreland. and then south on potter.

>> police also say that one of the gunmen was wearing a white shirt, the other one in a red shirt, and they were both wearing cut-off jeans, at this time, there is no word on a motive. also, no weapons found, anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. livlive at police headquarters. >> thank you. one man due in delaware county courtroom this morning to face the charge of murder. darby borough police say domestic dispute led to the deadly shooting every crystaline thomas, found shot iin her house. edward moses charged with murder. >> opioid task force, series every actions to address the drug crisis here in philadelphia. it includes plans for better prevention, education, and treatment. health reporter stephanie stahl has details including one very controversial proposal. >> now, there are serious, legal and practical and law enforcement issues. >> the city health commissioner who is in favor every creating safer injection

sites says they've been shown to save lives. >> engage people where they are, prevent them from dying, and hopefully over the long-term get them into treatment. >> one every 18 recommendations, contained in the city's opioid task force report, presented by mayor kenney. >> we've seen the cost of inaction to epidemics in the pales, we cannot let this happen again to so many more families. >> if the current pace continues, there will be another 30% increase in overdose deaths this year in philadelphia. 80% involve opioids. the recommendations also include broadening access to medication assisted treatment. increasing education and prevention, expanding the naloxone availability and reducing the stigma attached to drug use. >> the more we address, reduce the stigma, i think that might do more than anything we could posteraro bridge do to actually get people into the treatment they need. >> in terms of funding for the proposals, mayor kenney says, there are no specific dollar

amounts yet, but the budget does include increased spending, to reduce the drug epidemic. i'm stephanie stahl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> a criminal complaint shows the man who authority say barrelled through times square told investigators he had been smoking marijuana layed when pcp. richard rojas made his first court appearance on second degree murder and aggravated vehicular homicide charges yesterday. captured car traveling at high rate of speed, as the driver mode down pedestrians. rojas allegedly told prosecutors, he wanted, to, quote, kill them all, officials are await willing the results of the toxicology report, rojas is being held without bail. >> a security scare on flight from los angeles to honolulu now, man arrested after he tries to force his way into a cockpit. this is video of the passenger being taken offer 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 that cockpit.

>> he was screaming, talking to himself, then walk up to the front with a blanket on his head. >> they're like: somebody please help. somebody please help. >> so wedged him, he was pushing, and you're not coming in here. by then a bunch of guys grabbed him. i was asking what else they could do. they found some duct tape. and i think they went back there with pillows, blanket, just to tape him to his chair and keep him subdued until they got here. >> two fighter jet escorted the plane to honolulu, offer duty police officer help the crew subdue the man, until the plane landed. >> former congressman, anthony weiner's wife, filed for divorce hours after he pleaded guilty to federal charge every transferring on scene material to a minor. weiner cried in court when he appear before a new york judge friday morning. he admitted exchanging communications with 15 year old girl and called his behavior morally wrong. sentencing scheduled for september. weiner faces years behind

bars, and he will have to register as a sex offender. >> the city of new orleans removed statue of confederate general robert e lee yesterday. a crane removed the statue from a 60-foot high pedestal. it is the last of four confederate monument removed by the city. some argue the monument represent slavery, injustice, instead of history and heritage. the city plans to put art sculpture in the statue's place. >> the clowns are having their last laugh. at the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus, once known as the greatest show on earth, 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. >> reporter: one of the last times the ring master will speak those words, after 146 years on the road, the ringling brothers bo barnum and bailey circus folding it tent. >> a feeling every adoration,

pride, and the fact that, you know, i've been part of a american institution, i'm going to be the last word on it, too. >> jonathan lee iverson has emcee the sick us for 18 years, now unable to fill its seat, the show taking final bow sunday. >> oh, my god. i've been to maybe zero seven shows. >> seventy shows? >> we travel all around to find them. >> audiences have mixed emotions about the circus ending. >> how are you feeling about the circus ending? >> i'm okay with it, because i'm 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 fame 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. you know, 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." wow, following the circus around watching it 70 times, that's incredible, and expensive, right? still ahead this morning, a piece of history. coming back to life. >> the past meets the future. i'm david spunt. i'm tell you how famous forgotten railroad will samuel come thousands. >> and it has been called the best prom in america. the lengths student, and staff, go to for extreme school make over. we will be right back.

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>> welcome back it, closed decades ago, now developers plan to turn the olds reading railroad line into a park. "eyewitnes"eyewitness news" repr david spunt shows us construction will get underway next week. >> this rocky patch of land runs through the city of philadelphia. and it needs some serious tender loving care. this is what is left of the old reading line. >> i'm excited. i can't wait to get started. >> allen hicks, local subcontractor, working to make this turn into this. called the rail park. a 10 million-dollar, 25,000 square foot, linear park. the key word being linear. a view from drone watch three shows the first phase. the project will cover the old reading railroad line, once a jewel in the city. a steel fabrication company, also a proud philadelphia and, who believes this project will

be a hit. >> i'm living a dream right now. you know? i'm a second generation business owner, business that was birthed right here in the city every philadelphia. >> first and current phase of the project will run about two city blocks. the entire vision would run from 31st and girard, to ninth . allen says it is all about one word. >> connective at this. the plan is to connect ten neighborhoods. >> fundraise something underway for the rest of the project. he's working with general contractor ap construction. bob is project manager. >> ap, pedestrian trail, similar project. it will bring the community together. >> construction begins next week. the two expect the first phase to be done by early december. >> it is kind of awesome, get a chance to take a step back, look and see, wow, you know what? this is amazing. >> in philadelphia, along the

old reading line, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> i can't wait to see that developer. so much potential there. >> and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, alex wagner join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: hey, jan, good morning, coming up, the day's headlines, plus the ends of the greatest show on earth. the last performance, by ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus this weekend. we will look back at its 146 year history. >> plus recent speculation about white house, obstruction every justice, comparison to the nixon administration, talk to the author about the new bok about the former president, what it might teach us about the current state of the white house. >> and last year, joey and rory peak were on top of the country charts. soon after joey lost her battle with cancer. we will talk to roar bye how he's keeping with the loss, by continuing his wife's legacy. >> all of that plus your eye

opener, the dish and muse nick our saturday session. that's just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> a lot to cover. thank you, guys, see in you just about 13 minute now. well, a special honor for one of our own, at the 2017 celebration of the black arts legacy award. "eyewitness news," at the university of the arts, in philadelphia, the awards honor out standing contributors, to black art, literature, music and media, our own ukee washington receives the chuck stone award for excellence, in journalism. cbs-3 vice president and music director presented ukee with the well deserved honor. well deserved indeed, we love our ukee. >> and you know what, matt, i also love your weather forecast, i'm ready for little cool down saturday and sunday. >> yes, you know what? i'm sure you're not the only one. i'm ready for cooler temperatures. if you were outside yesterday you know it was a scorcher, it was humid. really was just not the best day to be outside. you want to be inside in the air-conditioning, but later on today, and specially on sunday, it will be a great

weekend to get out and enjoy yourself. now, our eyewitness weather watchers are up early this morning talking about 60s across the majority of the region. head little further north, john, coming in from perkasie, talking about it being 58 degrees little further north with the cloud cover out there, as well. and again, much of the rest of the area, we're in the 60s as we head out here, let's go to ed, he is saying 62 degrees in chesterfield this morning, with little sunshine, maybe breaking through the clouds. also couple of good pictures, bill from the philadelphia area took this great picture this morning of the sunrise coming in just an hour or so again. so great morning with the sunshine, slowly breaking through the clouds, unfortunately, there is going to be more cloud cover than sunshine. it looks like throughout the afternoon hours today. outside currently, few areas of some light rain, have started to develop, especially north and west of the city. now the kutztown area, not too much in the way of precipitation, looking at the neighborhood network camera, but 55 degrees, so much cool they are morning than what we

had yesterday. the east northeast wind, 6 miles an hour, the ticket to the cold front that went through last night just now exiting the region down to the south here this morning. this is what we're expect willing throughout our saturday, sunday, for the weekends, big time changes. coming few spotty showers again already out there. they could last through at least the morning hours, looks like much of the afternoon and evening should be dry. that's good news for us. and whole lot cooler and unfortunately not too much sunshine so maybe not the greatest saturday and sunday, but compared temperature wise the last few afternoons, getting relief from the heat and humidity. storm scan3 here this morning, showers are out there. maybe few isolated downpours, as well, around the pottsville area. as you head into berks county around reading we're getting light shower activity just north of reading little bit, more pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall. and back down into parts of chester county getting some shower activity that could be a little bit on the heavier side from time to time. besides that shower activity, that's off to the north and

west of the philadelphia area, we're at quiet conditions, across the northern suburbs, back out to the east, and down to the south, as well. but we are going to watch, the shower activity chester county continues it track eastward, could bring shower here to the philadelphia area. maybe in the next hour or so. as we go through the rest of the morning, cloud cover going to be our main story again, few spotty showers, can't be completely ruled out through at least the first half of the day. once we get into the afternoon, looks like, cloud cover will be the main concern for us, not whole lot of sunshine. that will hold our temperatures down, probably, only into the mid to high 60s, across much of the delaware valley, through tonight, we look for partly to mostly cloudy skies, our sunday, as a whole, will see mix of sun and clouds. now our future weather here shows a lot of sunshine for tomorrow. we'll see sunshine, but probably little bit more cloud cover in the forecast than what we're showing right there. then as we get late sunday, and start to move into monday, when the next system will come out of the planes, it will be moving across pennsylvania, see some shower activity, maybe sunday night into monday

morning. with our cold front sweeping through monday afternoon, thunderstorms will be a possibility. heading outside this afternoon, much cooler than it has been, 68 degrees for our high temperature today. few spotty showers are out there, again, generally overcast skies, so if you are headed down to the river for stotesbury, make sure do you have maybe light jacket. wouldn't hurt to at least throw the raincoat in the car. probably won't need it though, that's good news, mostly on the cloudy side tonight as well. 49 degrees, so much cooler tonight than we have been recently, i suggest open the windows with the low humidity this evening, and getting some fresh air in, after we've had to crank the ac the last couple every days. sun, clouds, 67 for tomorrow. 70s for us with thunderstorms on monday. and we continue that theme of 70s with few spotty showers through the weekend. >> all right, matt, thank you. it is prom season and one local school is ready for their big night tonight. the prom at pens berry high school bucks county once called the best prom in america. and as our natasha brown reports, this year's prom is shaping up to be unforgettable

yet again. >> instantly transported back into philadelphia, from the flower show, to the taste of philadelphia in the cafeteria, and then, there is the replica of the liberty bell. you can see why, all said and done there is school's prom has been dubbed the best in america. >> i think it is one of the greatest memories they have of their high school years. >> they appreciate all of the time and effort that goes into it. >> this year's theme, yo philly. every design has taken months to bring to light. even the bathrooms have a theme. welcome to the electric factory. >> it is amazing to be part of something so beautiful. it is just like overall amazing, it is so well known, and just to be a part of it is awesome. the social, we have a core group. we have a lot of fun. you don't have to be an artist. they make it easy. everybody just a lot of fun. >> up until friday morning, parent and student thought they had lost their star

power. but ruth's drummer questions love after initially saying he couldn't make it, he tweeted, quote, i have adjusted some things, in case you were wondering, these things were of serious unavoidable matter. i'll stick to my word and dj your prom saturday night. >> questions love is coming at 8:00. he's going to be involved in the crowning of the prom king and queen. >> natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." it will be a good night. than is pretty good, too, the sweet taste of victory has whole new meaning for student in carbon county pennsylvania. on friday they tried to break a guiness world record for making the most smors at the same time. the current records of 423 was set in california. but more than 700 of the elementary school student in jim thorpe tried to beat that. >> i think it is pretty cool to have one of our small town like this get together and make history. >> 700 student, i think they have a chance, but it will be a while before the student hear back from guiness. if they broke that record or not. one thing for sure, at least they had a sweet treat, right?

all right, we will be right back with one final check on the weather

>> let's get final check on the weather, what a difference a day makes, 20 degrees difference at least. >> giant difference from yesterday, to today, had our first official heatwave with three days in the 90s, now in the 60s. so 180 from what we've had. few rain showers out there this morning, as well. it looks like for the most part that precipitation will stay north of the city. but, there is a little bit of moderate rainfall in chester county that's going to possibly maybe scrape some of the philadelphia metro area. so here this morning, take maybe light jacket, umbrella, but looks like later this afternoon it will remain dry, cloudy. sixty-eight today.

more 60s tomorrow. mo rain sunday mix every sunday and clouds, cold front bridges chances for showers and thunderstorms, jan, by monday. >> so little bit of unsettled weather coming up. >> matt, keep us up-to-date. that's it for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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