breaking news this morning a pedestrian is struck and left for dead. we have a description of the vehicle, that we are looking now for in this hit and run in bucks county. plus a suspicious death, what police say after a young would i died suddenly in philadelphia. and the holiday weekend is here, but will rain, ruin your outdoor plans. today is saturday may 27th , good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get over to that holiday weekend forecast here is meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather. good saturday morning. how does it look today. >> we will start out mild for or saturday morning but we have a chance for stray rain shower in the mix but doesn't

look like it will go to be a problem for our saturday but later on in the day toward evening, overnight hours tonight so what we had yesterday those spotty showers , throughout, the area with you again we are going to be watching, for generally, nice conditions. waking up, temperatures in the 60's in a few spots including here in philadelphia we are at 61. mild start. dover at 60. widespread 50's across math jotter of the delaware valley. wilmington 56. millville 53. atlantic city, 58 degrees. down along the shore not a bad morning if you want to get up and maybe take a walk on the beach, early on here this morning. we are going to be watching for our wind to stay relatively calm, throughout the day, they were on the breezy side, as we go through the day. overall this is what we're dealing with as we go through the rest of our afternoon. for our eyewitness weather day planner we have 9:00 this morning mostly sunny skies across the region. 67 degrees by about 9:00.

we are rising but our temperature quickly as we go through the day. seventy-two by lunchtime. cloud increasing. we are looking for upper level moisture to then spawn possibility of a spotty shower or two through the afternoon hours. we will get up to a high of 77 we are slightly above average. we are watching for what could be another chance, for some showers or thunderstorms, on our sunday and maybe monday as well. so, it is an unsettled pattern as we wrap up or move through our holiday weekend. >> thanks, matt. we begin with breaking news out of bucks county where a deadly hit/run is under investigation. it happened just before midnight on route 13 at beaver street in bristol. investigators say a southbound vehicle on route 13 hit a woman and then left the scene. police are looking for i dark color minivan with the missing headlight and damage to the front end. we are also checking surveillance video in that area "eyewitness news" crew is heading to that scene and we will have a live report at 5:30.

two philadelphia police officers are recovering this morning after their cruiser and another vehicle collide, in mayfair. this crash happened on the 6200 block of torresdale avenue friday afternoon. investigators say officers were responding to a shooting, several blocks away, where 23 year-old man was wounded, so far no arres shooting. investigators are trying to pinpoint what caused collision of the tour bus and tractor trailer on the new jersey turnpike. this accident happened on the southbound lanes in west deptford early friday morning, 32 people suffered minor injuries, police say collision caught the tractor trailer there to jackknife and then sent the bus into the wood. philadelphia police are investigating the death of the infant boy. someone found six week old unresponsive in a southwest philadelphia home friday morning. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us, police consider the child's death suspicious. >> reporter: six weeks was all he had, around 12:30 p.m. police say emergency crew

where is called to the 5800 block of willows avenue for a month and a half old infant found dead, investigators have officially ruled the baby's death suspicious. >> a baby. innocent baby. >> reporter: neighbors who had not yet heard of the loss told "eyewitness news" that they had no idea an infant was inside of the home. >> sad, tragic, it is just a heart breaking story. >> reporter: this resident asked not to be shown she just moved here a few months ago. >> very shocking. >> reporter: you didn't know a baby was there. >> no, i did not. >> they move, they rent and they go. i haven't seen those people. >> reporter: neighbor pauline parish raised nine children while the exact circumstances surrounding this baby's death have not been made public she feels that the term suspicious means discarded and that is a message for those struggling to care for young babies. >> if you have a child and you don't want it or not, give to

it adoption. bring it to the police. leave it there. i cannot manage this baby. i can't take care of this babe please take this baby to adoption. don't destroy a life. >> reporter: details of this investigation have not yet been made public and no arrests have been made at this time. reporting from police headquarters, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". british authorities arrested a ninth person in connection with monday's terror attack in manchester. police raided a barber shop in south manchester, the suspected bomber is believed to have stayed there in the days leading up to the attack and been empty since the bombing. >> we are getting to a stage where we're working it through and as you can see from the number of arrests where hopefully we are in the right track to contain it and make sure people that pose a further risk are being picked up. >> now all 22 victims killed in monday's bombing have been identified, singer ariana grande said she will return to

manchester to perform a benefit concert for victims and families. new developments in the russia election meddling investigation now washington post reports jared kushner talked with the russian ambassador about creating a secret communications chan will between the trump transition team and kremlin. kushner is president trump's son in law and senior aid, the fbi is reportedly looking at kushner's role in the trump administration. meantime president trump is wrapping up his international trip, with a second day of the g7 summit in italy then heading back home to washington. while meeting with the leaders of six other wealthy democrac ies, efforts to combat terrorism were a focus point but discussions on climate change and free trade are expected to prove more challenging. >> reporter: security on center stage at g7 summit in cecily, where president trump joined six other world leaders in signing a declaration

against terrorism. british prime minister teresa may expressed gratitude, her country still is reeling from an attack in manchester. >> i think it is important that as leaders we have shown, our determination that we use every tool available to us to fight against terrorism, and protect our people. >> reporter: leaders are holding several meetings today to address a wide range of topics from economic growth to climate change. president trump has called global warming a hoax but senior administration officials say that his views are evolving and that the president went to the g7 summit to learn and quote, get smarter. environmental activist called on members of the g7 to move forward with the paris climate accord with or without the u.s. >> g7 countries play a major role in polluting our planet and must lead the way to the solution.

>> reporter: earlier on the sidelines of the g7 summit mr. e prime minister shin sue abe including the threat posed by north cover re. it is a big problem, world 's problem, and it will be solved, at some point. >> reporter: president trump is also set to have a private meeting with prime minister may. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a key figure during jimmy carter's white house years has died, brzezinski was national security advisor to america's 39th president. brzezinski helped president carter bridge gaps between egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister leading to the camp dave aid cord. his death was announceond social media friday night buy his daughter and nbc host mika brzezinski. he was 89 years old. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning holiday weekend is now underway, drone

watch three was flying above wildwood last night and coming up we will check in with the families and businesses getting the summer started down the shore. millions suffer from vertigo a condition that cause s a person to feel dizzy, now new guidelines are out on the diagnosis and treatment, of this very common problem. we will tell you about them, up

back on "eyewitness news" the beach is back in business once again. "eyewitness news" on hand as

wildwood officials unlocked the ocean for another summer season on friday. well, shore businesses on the boardwalk are excited too for another summer season vittoria woodill shows us how families kick off the weekend with a little bit of fun. >> reporter: ahh, memorial day weekend official start to summer where in wildwood the fun has begun. >> how does this work? use the fishing rod and they have to get it on the rim of the beer bottle and stand it up straight. >> reporter: action on the board is just enough for families who made it out. man is there anything better than spending money on your kid. >> no, just seeing them happy, seeing them smile, getting out it is great. >> reporter: business owners said they could use a more bump. >> weather need to be good. we are opened. we didn't do nothing. today, the weather. >> at least you are in the

pizza business because everybody loves boardwalk pizza. >> yes. >> reporter: in the meantime many taking advantage of the shore life. you won these pries. what did you do. >> i was trying to shoot it like in the mini golf i got two out of the three. i would have got the eighth one there. >> are you kidding me. >> reporter: are you an amateur golfer. >> i play golf a lot. >> reporter: thinking of joining the big leagues after tonight. >> probably. >> reporter: i decided to step up and help businesses out and help work the crowd. step right up, step right up, time to play some games. i have got some contestants, in, right here. >> i walked from 23rd street to see ukee. >> reporter: ukee went to do a story by nor'easter so i'm working my part-time job now. step right up. here we go, here we go. >> vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> my question is what do you do with an 8-foot bear doesn't it take up the whole room?

we have to think about that one. atlantic city is kicking off beach season, chopper three in ac last night at tropicana casino a dazzling fire works display in the unofficial start of summer, fire works at tropicana will continue all summer long too every saturday night. and earlier in the evening , there was a beach ball drop in boardwalk outside resorts to welcome summer. this is fourth year beach balls have let loose. that looks like a fun time. we have heard some complaints and vittoria's piece there about the weather but when we're not talking about a wash out but i'll take it. >> couple spotty showers here and there. it is warm, summertime feel, it will happen. i got to say it is fun to go down the shore. one of my favorite things if you are able to to get up early and see the sunrise. we have great pictures from atlantic city. check this out from our "eyewitness news" sky scan, looking out across ocean city. it is just a wonderful, morning to get up, a little

bit early. it is unofficial start to summer, long weekend, you want to sleep in but i suggest if you are up and down the shore, go out iron check out this sunrise. it looks fantastic. out there. temperature wise it is nice too. we are seeing temperatures at the shore points that are close to 60 degrees. it is a mild morning across the area, and should be a relatively nice day as well. looking through rest of our holiday weekend here we cannot rule out a shower or an isolated thunderstorm, i know folks, maybe a little hesitant with the weather but jan, like you said it is not a wash out. highs in the 70's and 80's, that is good news we are seasonal to above average with those 70's and 80's. getting up this morning we are waking up to breezy conditions and temperatures that were in the high 50's, so we're cooler in areas like lancaster, reading, allentown, mount pocono we are seeing mid to low 50's. we are cooler toward the

poconos but big change is just how calm, it is, we have again , wind yesterday in the morning 10 to 15 miles an hour , right now five or 10 miles an hour with 61 degrees in philadelphia millville, back toward atlantic city in the low to mid to close to upper 50's range but wildwood still 64 degrees here this morning. so as i said a mild start to the day down at the shore points a weise go through the morning hours we will see sunshine mixing with cloud cover in our future weather model here. overall a dry morning, that is good news, now we have, small chance for maybe a, spotty shower as we go through the afternoon, bigger concern is the increasing cloud cover. so, while again it is nice, quiet this morning with that nice sunrise, we don't have too much cloud cover it is more overcast as we go through the afternoon to go with those spotty showers but they will not be heavy hitters and widespread at all. now as we go later on tonight into our sunday morning, southern areas of the viewing area, that is where we could

get a chance for shower or isolated thunderstorm. that does include shore points from atlantic city back through sea aisle and long beach island, avalon, stone harbor, wildwood, cape may, bethenny, rehoboth beach, dewey as well we could get a shower or isolated thunderstorm tonight. by the time we get into tomorrow morning, most have the precipitation is gone. our sunday as a whole will be partly cloudy to mostly cloud a cross the entire area from the poconos down through center city out toward the shore points as well. you can see spotty showers popping up on sunday morning but that chance, again, very, very low and i think our future weather model here over doing that shower chance on the sunday morning. but on sunday night into monday here comes our next system, it is a cold front coming together late on sunday and sunday night into monday that pushes through and that will give us a shower or thunderstorm. jersey shore saturday, sunday in the too bad. we are going up to 75 at the shore on monday but

unfortunately a thunderstorm is in the forecast, for us here today we will go with 77 degrees in the afternoon, again, cloud will increase, spotty shower not totally ruled out, 60 degrees, and mostly cloudy dry and that 60 is above average. seventy-six for our high temperature on sunday with a nighttime shower pulling through with that cold front coming in. eighty-one then for monday and then we will be seeing more 80 's on tuesday, drying out on tuesday and wednesday, even thursday looking good, jan before another chance of a shower to develop by the end of that next week, so unfortunately just as we head back to work a lot of folks head back that is when we dry things out. >> matt, thank you. triple a predicts this is busiest travel weekend in more than a decade, an estimated 34.5 million americans will take long car trips and as our sister station, cbs two in new york reports that is a million more then last year. >> reporter: memorial weekend is war time to travel. it is just, you know,

congestion, i don't want to deal with that. triple a traffic expert kathleen lewis says this year may be more jammed packed then usual with an estimated 34 million people hitting the road. despite gas prices being 11 cents higher then they were last memorial day. >> we are seeing actually record travel numbers, most since 2005. a lot of it has to do with the fact that people feel better about the economy. they have a comfort in spend ago this extra money, they feel like they can take that extra trip and we are seeing that not just on the roadways but in the eras well. >> reporter: to be expected heavy signs heading in the holiday weekend as inevitable break lights illuminate, the hurdle you have to get over in order to kick off summer. >> when i say memorial day what do you think though. >> traffic. >> reporter: the glimpse of good times ahead air shows on the beach, parades, and time with the people that you love, which for many, makes all of the frustration behind the wheel, worth it. >> first week of the summer.

>> reporter: for others staying home is better option since most everybody else has made a mass exodus. >> traffic looks better from me, i'm coming home from work. >> reporter: that was our sister station reporting from new york. triple a says they expect to make 300,000 rescue calls alone. two main culprits dead batteries and flat tires if you plan to hit the road check your tire and battery pressure my advice toys fill up the gas tank as well. don't forget that. attention septa riders fares are going up this summer rate increase takes effect july 1st, among increases a cash fare bus ride will cost you $2.50, weekly transpass goes up to $25.50. monthly transpass will cost $96. parking fees as well, are going up, septa says it is parts of the transition to a new payment system. in the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning more than 5 million people head to the doctor each year complaining about dizziness, now, a group of experts is updating

recommendations on how to diagnosis and treat vertigo. meg oliver has more from new york. >> i will have you cross your arms. >> reporter: bump on the head from the kitchen cabinet sent jacqueline, into a tail spin. >> sort of like, you are on a boat and the boat is going from side to side. >> reporter: she is suffering from denine positional vertigo where tiny crystals in the inner ear become dislodged causing a person to feel like they are spinning or room feels like it is spin. >> sometimes i do feel a knot in my stomach, nausea. >> reporter: now american academy of ear, nose and throat have common problems to treat this common problem. >> this is common diagnosis that can be made by history. patient will give you the history if you ask the right questions. you should no do x-rays, cat scans, mri's on these patients even though they are very afraid. >> reporter: ear, know and

throat specialist, shown here said doctors should not prescribe motion sickness drugs because they are unnecessary. vertigo can be disabling but doctors say that once they can get the right diagnosis, among all cases can be treated and resolved. >> i'm just going to shake your head. >> reporter: the doctor does a few proven maneuvers on jacqueline. >> to take the stones away from the active portion of the inner ear and let them sit there. >> i'm hoping to not have that feeling, i'm hoping to be able to function. >> reporter: the treatment worked for jacqueline. she's back to her normal activities. meg meg oliver for cbs news, new york. still ahead we will take you behind the scenes of is what new in theaters this weekend. >> i'm nancy odell, coming up johnny dep is back in action in pirates of the caribbean dead men tell no tails and dwayne johnson is back in

welcome back a couple of action packed movies hit theaters this holiday weekend. here's nancy odell with the preview. >> reporter: this week dwayne johnson and zach he have ran are here to save the sum inner bay watch and johnny dep has another pirates of the caribbean dead man tells no tails. >> he's coming for you jack. >> i'm so sorry were you still talking. >> reporter: captain jackies back and on the run being chased by ghostly captain salazar played by javier barde m and while it has been six years since the last time we saw johnny dep in character he has always loved playing the captain. >> he is definitely, i mean, he was born here, and with any

character you play this, you put a lot of yourself in. jack, captain jam is totally really doesn't care and just kind of a conn man. it is sort of like, it is licensed to be that way, and jugs to be stupid. >> what a horrible way to live >> welcome to bay watch. >> heart and soul of this very beach. >> reporter: bay watch when the beach community is threatened team leader mitch played by dwayne johnson and brody played by zach efron have to team up to save the day but keeping beach safe is more than slow motion running but about the action and laughs. >> what we want to do is make sure action was fun with bay watch. we want to make a movie fun but we want to make a move which great action but we had a secret weapon and secret weapon was that rated r platform of comedy, that can bring people in the theaters and have a great time. >> we will to have do bay watch the best. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight, i'm nancy odell now

back to you in the studio. still ahead in our next half an hour, sharks down the shore, where they were spotted and why you shouldn't be worried about them. plus a major make over for a popular roller coaster in wildwood, ukee washington has the big reveal, next.

good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. we're starting off with meteorologist matt peterson out their life on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness wet they are morning. memorial day weekend, matt we're hoping for more sun at the very lee, how are you doing. >> we want to have nice weather with holiday weekend or just weekend in general and yesterday we started the day out good. we had sunshine early on friday. we had a couple spotty showers in the afternoon and it looks like our saturday will be following, suit, when you look at what we had yesterday and what we are expect to go day. a few cloud, they increase throughout the afternoon hours but we will start off with sunshine and once again just like yesterday a couple spotty showers not completely ruled out but they are even a slimmer chance for them today then what we had yesterday afternoon so i would think that today is willing to be dry across every where from the pocono through the delaware valley all the way down to the shore and in general we will have seasonal temperatures, we are looking at 70's as we go through most of the afternoon.

storm scan three this morning not much out there a few high cloud and you can see precipitation coming in the picture to the west of baltimore but overall we are not war big that moving in the delaware valley. it is a dry morning, and most likely a dry afternoon. temperatures out here just to start the day out. we have 60's. we wanted to take you down the shore where cape may is coolest shore point to start off the day at 55. we had land breeze, that will keep our temperatures hide eras we go through the morning 62 in stone harbor and heading up to ocean city at 60 degrees hour by hour forecast we will go to 62 by 7:00, 70's by lunchtime, 77 degrees with a mixture of sun and included and spotty shower chance as well. we will talk about temperatures up in the 80's by the time we get into memorial day on monday and we will talk about that in a a little bit. >> throw on the hoodie to enjoy a nice sunrise. thanks,at breaking

news someone has struck and killed a pedestrian in bucks county and police are looking for hit and run driver. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh lives in bristol to bring us up to dayton this investigation, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan police said they are looking for a dark colored minivan that reportly struck a pedestrian trying to cross this crosswalk and then that driver, fled, and a woman has died according to police. the roadway is cleared but this is video from the sceimenet intersection of route 13 and beaver dam road, this is in bristol. police say just before midnight woman was walking across crosswalk when the car hit her. bristol bureau police chief stephen henry has a message for that driver. >> make everybody life including his much easier and give close another to the family that we have to notify of this tragic event. people make mistakes. however, one way or the other, we will have a resolution to

this. >> police say driver of that minivan did flee the scene and they are looking for potential nissan minivan that is gray, and missing one headlight. police are hoping that nearby surveillance camera caught the exact car but if you have any information call police. live from bristol this morning , neat a oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, anita. in other news, many vacationers head to the jersey shore so are great white sharks, apparently. mary lee and sysco, two sharks with tracking devices on them are showing up in our region. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos talked to those who track the sharks to find out why they dit. >> reporter: unofficial start to summer mean many taking a dip in the ocean, heading down the shore and like most americans being concerned about one particular sea dwell er. one thing you are most fearful in the ocean. >> shark. >> bitten by a shark, man. >> reporter: sharks. >> yes, definitely, sharks. >> reporter: if you are off the coast of delaware, new

jersey this weekend you may be sharing what ther with mary lee, a 50 year-old great white shark. >> i definitely am keeping my eye out for her. >> tracking mary lee for four years. >> reporter: chris fisher is founding chairman of o search which tracks shacks like marry lee. >> she's the size of the minivan. >> we need to stay away from sharks. >> reporter: mary lee has been joined biopsies co a smaller male last spotted off the coast of delaware good sign your eco system is in good shape. these are balance keepers of the ocean. >> it is important that they are there but at the same time in the important to me, you know to be in the what ther with them. >> reporter: fisher says his team goal, to track great white sharks movement and patterns and he remind people great white attacks are extremely rare. >> mary lee has been swimming up and down the beaches for 40 or 50 years and you don't hear about any interaction of white sharks with people on the east coast. >> waiting for a chance to come i guarantee rorter: maybe e lucky you will see mary lee's

tail swimming away because she's more frayed of you then you are of her. >> i'm more scared of the shark. >> you see a fin you are out. >> exactly. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm not so sure lucky is word would i use for that but interesting indeed. beach in wildwood is back in business for another summer , city leaders tur ceremoniously unlock the ocean on friday. it is an annual tradition in wild wind a great crowd was on hand tokthen to start, off the r season. well, last night "eyewitness news" hit the boardwalk to find a bustling even at a late hour there, were plenty of people enjoying a nighttime stroll to kick off the very long holiday weekend. well, when we think about the wildwood boardwalk this is just one of the things that might come to mind, lets take a listen. >> watch the tram car please, watch the tram car please. >> since 1971 wildwood's on fl

os has led her voice to the tram car path. the tram car, takes passengers on 2-mile long boardwalk there and if you have been to wildwood anytime between 1992 and today, you may have seen g igi behind the wheel. >> i love it. i work 16 hours a day, seven days a week, with a little nap in the after noon. i never get tired of it. >> john gigi gigliati a freight train conductor spent last 24 years driving the tram earning that nickname gigi. good for him. if the tram car does not attract you to the wildwood boardwalk a new attraction at morey's pier might. it unvealed the great nor'easter roller coaster. it underwent five million-dollar make over nearly 2200 feet of twisted steel takes riders on a great view of the shore town. our own ukee washington took

it for a spin. >> how are you doing. >> i appreciate it. >> is what up, family. >> the pressure was building. and anticipation to get on the reimagined nor'easter roller coaster at morey's pier. >> i didn't make it. >> stand up. >> it took some convincing but eventually. >> i had to sample everybody. >> oh, stand up. >> for 3/4 of the new and improved ride, okay my eyes are closed. >> it is really inn tense. >> it was amazing. little scared at first but i talk him into it. >> oh, man i'm going toward the light. >> i was a little scared as

well but then i just made myself confident and played strong i'm glad he liked it. >> i'm not too bad, i'm all right. i'm going to man up. i did it. >> how did you convince ukee to get on. >> i didn't convince him that little boy, cried and that is all it took. >> what was the best part. >> well, the part when we went backward and went upside down that was fun. >> truth be told, yeah this is a little bit more my speed o key washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> got to love ukee. at lee he didn't pass out. >> many bypassing the shore, o pt go to stay in philadelphia this memorial day weekend. businesses are ready too. memorial day weekend is one of the busiest weekend of the year for morgan's pier on the delaware river. >> get a lot of follow thanks don't go down the shore and if you are not you are coming here. we before in extra beer, liquor, supplies to get

through a crazy weekend. >> it will be a good one. others we have found skipping shore plan to do boating on the river. and how about this, happening today a new water show at licensing wood gardens tonight chester county landmark debuts 90 million-dollar main fountain garden, you may recall our own meisha johnson took us there in her dream drive on thursday , project took two years, more than 3,000 workers , and more than 9,000 cubic yard of concrete. >> our goal from the beginning was that to recreate, an experience that was familiar to everyone who knew it before , but we wanted it to be better and more exciting. >> the fun tane shows at long wood gardens runs throughout the weekend and this summer for that matter. bad timing for philly tourist who are rocky fans, starting tuesday area around rocky steps outside art museum will close for two weeks, cities parks and recreation department says workers need to make improvements around the statue so that means no selfies with rocky until the

area reopens but you have to have a few more days so get out there. still ahead this saturday morning right here on "eyewitness news". >> why making wine isn't just a california thing i'm pat gallen at pence wood winery where we learn how to go to the vine to the bottle right here in pennsylvania. pool season is almost here , do you know what is lurking in the water at your public swimming spot show? cdc has a warning

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it takes love, care, patients to be one of the best wine makers in the entire country but pat gallen shows us you don't need to be in europe or even west coast to make great wines here at home. >> reporter: when it comes to wine in the u.s. we think california but pennsylvania is making a name for itself at pence wood winery in chadds ford one of the few wine make their can do it all. ward class wine, we are not much different then california. we understand california has a lot of history in the wine making, and to the industry, but we can produce wine, white s, mostly, grade brand. >> reporter: geno, a native of italy decided to take over this location more than a decade ago in an attempt to put pennsylvania on the wine map. he exceed by produce ago ward winners. but how does it happen? it begins with the strong vine

and plenty of patients. >> it takes approximately one year to prepare the soil, prepare the vines. when you plant vines it takes three years before you can even get a harvest. it takes an extra approximately five years for the vine to settle down and producing great grapes. we're talking about nine years >> reporter: that is just for white wine add an additional two to three years for red wine. the manager says the grapes here require a little bit more care. >> these little bit more attention then probably anywhere else, but we can certainly do a great job here. >> reporter: you think it is on par with italian wine. >> it is, probably better. >> reporter: what sets pence wood parties not only their exceptional vineyard but their ability to go every step of the way this roomies basically preparation room and the preparation room of pre bottling. >> reporter: once it is ready to bottle which rossi hand built using his engineering degree are fired up. >> we sterilized the bottle.

>> we wash that, fill that with night tremendous again and fill it with the wine, we cork it, and we put capsules on it, we put a label on it and then back in the case. >> reporter: a arduous process that is worth the wait. >> solute. >> solute. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: pat gallen, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> man, pat gallen really had a tough assignment there, pat. >> yes. >> it looks beautiful there hoping for beautiful wet they are weekend a little bit. >> we have shore the shore cam , we are looking at our live neighborhood network this morning, wonderful sunrise across the region all the way from the poconos down to the shore, it is a clear morning, we are getting all these wonderful pinks, orange, high cloud, making it nicer and overall it is a great morning. waking up in kutztown from kutztown middle school where we are at 53 degrees and weak wind out of the west southwest and three to 2 miles an hour there.

overall a great morning. we could look for cloud cover this afternoon but again if you are up early this morning i suggest heading out and getting a look at a wonderful sunrise. temperatures cool. we have 53 in kutztown. fifty-three lancaster. mount pocono. allentown 56. sixty-one center city. fifty-nine to trenton. looking down the shore, wildwood at 64 degrees. we have a westerly flow down at the shore points. we have land breeze that keeps temperatures warmer, in the morning and that is exactly what we're seeing. fifty-eight is in atlantic city at this point. we are looking at our long who will take weekend for rest of today, relatively clear skies in the morning, included cover moves on in later this afternoon and we will be potentially watching this warm front sliding in tonight, maybe a stray shower or two could develop in southern parts of the area, so down near shore points we will go toward sea isle, avalon, stone harbor, cape may maybe a stray shower tonight but then for our delaware beach points too later this afternoon and then

tonight, be prepared it doesn't look like a wash out. not a night where you can't enjoy yourself but if you do head out this evening, again, south of the city take the umbrella with you. for the most part sunday afternoon not too bad but we will watch this next area of low pressure south of chicago with that big warm front pushing off to thee and that will bring us some showers as we go through the day on sunday and close to monday too but best chance for rain on sunday will be going to be in the late, late portion of the evening and mainly overnight into monday morning and then we will have a weak cold front , that is sweeping on through as we move through monday afternoon and it will wash out, as it moves in the delaware valley. central pennsylvania probably some showers, thunderstorm activity, stronger, more widespread but as that front kind of washes out and fade is a way closer to philadelphia we will see those showers chances, maybe diminished but we will still be watching for showers, thunderstorms and mostly cloudy skies for our memorial day itself, so kind of the quick recap here of our long holiday weekend we are

looking for areas of showers later on today but very, very spotty and very light, if we do see anything at all, don't are worrying it will be most likely a dry day to day, relatively nice sunday, temperatures comfortable and then overnight sunday and into our memorial day that is when we have our thunderstorm chance and weak front gives us a chance that could link inner to monday afternoon. 75 degrees for our philly game day 4:05 and spotty sunshine and rain shower activity. going in the poconos 69 today. sixty-seven tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies, showers and thunderstorm with a high of 68 on monday. high temperature today in the city, 77 degrees, cloud increase. tonight we will stay mild, 60 degrees for overnight low so jan, not too bad of a saturday, unfortunately we are watching for those thunderstorms toward end of the weekend. >> thanks, matt. with the memorial day weekend here and pools opening soon cdc is alerting families about a potentially dangerous

situation in some pools, a bacteria difficult to control even with chlorine. health reporter stephanie stahl has details in the einstein health care science center. >> reporter: report su but therd something lurking in the what the their can make you sick for weeks. >> you will have stomach cramp ing, diarrhea vomiting. >> reporter: water sampling reveals all sorts of bacteria even fecal matter swimming in the water. that can usually be wiped out with normal levels of chlorine but now cdc is worried about a par side called crypto that is harder to kill. >> bacteria that usually kills within a minor less, after contact with the chlorine, but crypto cannulas 10 days. >> reporter: it is spread through human feces, cdc says out breaks doubled with 32 out breaks last year, linked to swimming pools and water

playground. >> if you have a pool that is infect like cdc is finding we have to super clear nate the pool and go through extra procedures. >> reporter: cdc recommend treating the water with high levels of chlorine called hyper chlorination which responding to a crypto out break. cdc has new science called crypto-net first u.s. dna fingerprinting based system for illnesses cause by a par side, that is how the bacteria can be tracked for out break. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

team meeting after the game with the red he told them he can play better. i'm sure he used choice word. they have five wins this month we will go to the highlights aaron nola gets the start, his second start since coming off disabled list in the first inning red up by one , adam duvall, left field, and then gone. just crushed. eleventh of the season. two to nothing cincinnati. in the second scott shedler, the deepest part of the ballpark, a blast in the bushes. cincinnati up three to nothing nola retired 10 in the row until the sixth. two on for jose perasa sing tolls left, two more runs, come on down. red up five to nothing. phillies had just within hitting in the ninth. aaron altherr. >> he will not get it with a double. but let's look, the damage is

done, phillies lose five-two. they have lost 21 out of 26. jared eickoff on the bum this afternoon. lets talk about the moves now, nba draft is less than a month away and sixers started to bring in the players for a look. ucla star alonzo ball make a trip to camden. ball is considering working out for the team but will decide after his agent meets with sixers president brian colangelo to discuss the direction of the team. alonzo has turned down celtics request to come in and his dad levar says he would only work out for lakers who had the second pick in the draft. sixers have the third. lets talk football like many other kid in the delaware valley corry clement grew grew up rooting for eagles but now at 22 he has a rare chance to actually play for the bird. leslie van arsdal has more. >> reporter: as nfl draft came to a close wisconsin running back corry clement was not one

of the 258 players select. he was shock. >> i don't understand why they get picked up but that is better. >> reporter: it is a great story as glassboro native corry has a chance to play for his home town team. >> one of my childhood dreams to actually put on green jersey and just to have that wing on my helmet and it hasn't set in yet so i can't wait to get the pad on and ban g around and continue with these guys here and make the 53 man roster. >> reporter: corry's in the shy to talk about how much would it mean to play with the eagles but he has a backup plan. >> i love it, and just outside of football i would love to do that. keep my minding nothing different directions. i know football isn't always going to last. >> reporter: right now he is focusing on helping the team to give him a shot. >> i have a lot of weight on my shoulder to prove everybody wrong. i have a chip on my shoulder and i go for it.

>> reporter: only time will tell if that chip is enough to overcome challenge is a head and win a roster spot with the bird. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". eagles have the holiday weekend off before otas resume on tuesday but yesterday, some of them giving back to the community, down at the link, eagles holding the nfl play 60 field day challenge. kid from five schools, spent the day in south philadelphia competing in various football drills. nfl play 60 program encourages children to get outside and get 60 minutes of physical activity a day. that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. well, how about this it was a team effort at citizens bank park, to help save a life of animals in need. phillies wife's and pennsylvania spca organized save a pet at the park. first plaza, dogs, cats in need of the home were on side and available for adoption there was a charity auction to raise money for the spca, how cute is that.

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live report with a description of the vehicle police are now looking for straight ahead. and plus a suspicious death, what police say after a young boy died, suddenly, in philadelphia. holiday weekend is here but will rain ruin your plans. it is saturday may 27th, good morning i'm jan carabao. lets get straight to that all iman forecast with meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather. right now it looks darn good out here.. >> we're waking up this morning across the sky in center city. we had warmer temperatures down at the shore points. we're in the 60's. that is a wonderful picture. one and two liberty place, comcast building, everybody is just bathed in sunlight on this saturday morning, and again, not a cloud in the sky, and a