he had two successful careers one on the baseball mound and other on capitol hill and this morning we remember jim bunning and why he meant so much to philadelphia. ♪ >> america's shows its try colors as it honors the fallen this memorial weekend. as most of you get an extra day off and probably spend it at the shore today looks good but what about tomorrow? today is sunday, may 28th, good morning, i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning, matt. how much sun will we see today good morning, yes, we will see at least a good amount of

sunshine early in the day. right now we're not waking up to quite as nice of a sunrise, few more cloud but overall it is a very nice start to our sunday. of course, not end to our weekend because we have that extra day tomorrow but some sunshine mixing with the cloud cover, little bit of fog developing across lehigh valley as well. this is bernville around reading area, junior/senior high school and it is a foggy start to the day, out in lehigh valley, 53 degrees, limited visibility. a change at the beach where lots of folks will be heading down to the beach this afternoon, those cloud are out there, not too many people out just yet but it should be a relatively good beach day. i talk about the fog, lancaster we have limited visibility, same as reading we saw that picture there, from bernville, afterward, allentown, mount pocono, less than perfect visability and gets better as we head back down toward the shore points there looking at ac back down

toward wildwood and perfect visibility. trenton a little bit of the light fog were 4-mile visibility. temperatures for the most part we're comfortable seeing plenty of 60's. we're getting an on shore flow and that means our shore towns are mild they are morning, but will stay cooler throughout the afternoon. fifty-four as we wake up in trenton. looking at that eyewitness weather day planner, 65 degrees for the high temperature, or excuse me for our 9:00 o'clock temperature. we will rise to 75. we do have some showers in the forecast, here we will talk about in just a little bit. >> okay, matt, we will check back with you. "eyewitness news" begins with breaking news this morning. house fire in north philadelphia has sent one person to the hospital, fire fighters rushed to the house there on north sixth street in westmontmont avenue right around 4:45 this morning. the victims treated, rushed to hahnemann hospital, and no word yet on the extent of injuries, and "eyewitness news" crew is gathering information on this fire and we will have more for you in our next half an hour.

new this morning a man is dead after he was chased and gunned down in the cities wynfield section. the shooting happened at north wilton and heston street. the victim was rushed to the hospital. he was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are searching for surveillance cameras in that area there is no word on a motive or no arrests. an argument end in gunfire that send a man to the hospital. police say this shooting happened in the cities frankford section at torresdale avenue at bridge street. victim is expected to be okay, and at this time it is unclear what sparked that argument. meanwhile new jersey authorities are investigating an accident after a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in willingboro township. we're told that the crash happened around 11:00 o'clock last night, pedestrian was rushed to the hospital, and no word on the victim's condition , at this time. phillies fans are mourning the loss of bates ball hall of famer jim bunning this morning moment of silence was held in honor of the former pitcher turned politician before last

night's game. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves have more on the man who played a central role in the phillies history. >> reporter: at 85, baseball hall hoff famer and phillies favorite jim bunning has passed. >> bunning was probably one of my favorite heroes growing up as a young kid. >> reporter: bunning was introduced to the world of the baseball in the 1950's but phillies fans, took notice and fell for side armed pitcher on kentucky at this moment at fathers day in 1964. >> a perfect game. perfect game. >> we discussed that perfect game many times with other fans, what he was doing. everybody knows where they were that day. >> i was 13 years old. i wanted to go someplace, and my father wouldn't let me go. he said you might never see a perfect game again. >> reporter: bunning cemented hits legacy in the major leagues with many more memorable moments during his 17 season career when he retired and was eventually induct in the baseball hall of fame, although, he pitched for

three other teams, he chose to honor the phillies wearing the team cap on his hall of fame plaque. >> i got to know him real well in 1971 because we had jim bunning day and we gave jim a volkswagen bus because the number of children he had. >> reporter: phillies chairman david montgomery was a good friend of bunning's and remembers him as a hall of famer beyond baseball, a hall of fame inner all areas of his life. >> jim bunning. >> jim was able to balance being a hall of fame baseball player were being a u.s. senator and also, incredible family man. it is a tough loss. >> reporter: jim bunning passed away from complications after a problem he had back in october. he leaves behind a wife of 65 years. nine children. thirty-five grandchildren and thousands and thousands of fans, who will miss him. outside citizens bank park, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

sad news this morning, greg allman, knew the blues both professionally and personally he died at his home near savanna, georgia greg and his brother gain were pioneers in the southern rock explosion in the 1907's forming the all man brothers band. live album at fillmore east put the group on the map and band members public battles with drugs and alcohol made headlines. allman's manager said he was battling liver cancer when he passed away. >> greg was a warm, kind, hearted southern gentlemen. he loved people. he loved animals. he was a pet lover. he loved music. he loved his fans. he really loved life and one of his greatest joys was being out on the road, playing music in front of the fans on a regular basis. >> allman recently cancelled his tour dates due to his health problems. greg allman was 69 years old.

president trump is back in washington after wrapping up his first foreign trip as command inner chief. first lady melania trump and president were greeted as they landed last night in maryland. cameras spotted the two as they exited air force one before boarding marine one to head to the white house. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has more on the president's trip from new york >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: president trump focused on fighting terrorism and increasing military spend nothing a speech to u.s. troops at a base in italy on saturday. >> we're going to have a lot of strength and we will have a lot of peace. we will buy the planes, the ships, vehicles, equipment you need to get your job done and to come home safe and sound to your families. >> reporter: it was president's final stop on his nine day overseas trip, his first since taking office. >> i think we hit a home run no matter where we are.

>> reporter: earlier saturday president trump joined other leaders in the g7 nations for a group photo, during the g7 summit the leaders held conversations with the president about climate change trying to convince him to stick with the paris agreement he tweeted that he will make a decision about the accord next week. mr. trump held no news conferences during the trip, unusual for a president on his first overseas journey but he made plenty of news chastising nato members for not spending enough money. >> twenty-three of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. >> reporter: president trump also signed a 110 billion-dollar arms deal in saudi arabia and became first sitting president to visit the western wall in jerusalem. he has no public events until monday when he will mark memorial day at arlington cemetery. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". americans are pausing to

remember their fallen heroes on this memorial day weekend. camden county honored memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice and service to our country. volunteers placed american flags on each grave site at camden county veterans cemetery at harley on haddon avenue knew in cam den. >> it makes me feel great. it shows people still care. these people who we're honoring today have passed, and there is no better homage that you can pay to our fallen brothers and sisters then to respect them on this day. >> the cemetery there is final resting place of the hundreds of veterans, including more than 300 who served in the civil war. patriotic music filled independent mall, united states army fife and drum core entertained large crowd. they are the military's premiere musical organization. the core is the official ceremonial unit and escort for

the president of the united states. their goal, to inspire americans. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and it really makes me, makes me very happy to know that the people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it, firsthand. >> the men and women of the core are proudly carrying on traditions that accompanies the birth of our nation. >> ♪ >> princeton university's annual spirit of princeton memorial day parade had campus bustling with activity. veterans from all branches of the military were celebrating there yesterday. vets from world war two and others waved to the crowd as state champion high school band from hightstown high, performed the patriotic tunes. very nice, there is still much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday

morning. grounded. what caused cancellation of the hundreds of flights at british air waves and when does the carrier plan to get back to normal. into the wild blue, the air show captures the attention of the tens of thousandsness south jersey, we will take through when "eyewitness news"

back on "eyewitness news" in a week opening arguments are scheduled to start in the bill cosby sexual assault trial, choosing a jury is no

easy has income a high profile trial like cosby's. jury consultants say right picks can make a difference between a verdict of guilt or innocence. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talked to one man in philadelphia who has made a career in picking juries. >> we will ask you a few questions and then explain to you why you are here. >> reporter: inside this center city office a focus group is underway, members of the group are pretending to be potential jurors in a high profile case, as the front of the room the jury whisperer, mark. >> i don't mind the term, you know, i think it is a complimentary term. >> reporter: he runs mag in a legal services and he has office's cross the country, his goal, learn as much as possible about a jury, months before court is in session. >> long before you hit the courtroom is where you win your case. >> reporter: gave his focus group a series of questions and they answer with these portable hand held control ertz. he tracks in real time, to see how jurors would react to a

juicy piece of evidence or outburst by a witness on the stand, in the hit cbs show bull a team analyzes a injury which similar high tech equipment. >> there are concepts that are the same like the mirror jury in the mock trials. >> reporter: is there a science and he and his team, have it down pat. they travel across the country to interview potential jurors from all walks of life. >> it is an advantage, tactical strategic advantage to have a jury consultant and for other side not to know whether they have obtained a jury consultant or not. >> reporter: he says it pays off for his clients and like any job the key to success is one word: preparation. >> if you are showing up there in court and you are just, hey we're just going to wing, it doesn't necessarily always work. >> reporter: david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". british airways is hoping to get back to normal today have a major computer system failure forced airline to cancel all flights from london to largest airports.

yesterday the airline cancelled all flights from heathrow and gatwick airport which operates hundreds of flights daily. it affected call centers and websites. british airways says there is no evidence of a sign's tack. well, tens of thousands are watching the skies in cumberland county, millville air show wraps tup day, fighter jets demonstrations and more. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there. whether soaring and breathtaking speed or hovering the short distance from the ground, a variety of aircraft mesmerized huge crowd at millville air show saturday. >> this might be a record crowd. >> reporter: twenty to 30,000 people are expected to attend the two day air show, main fundraiser for army airfield museum located here at america 's first airport. >> very first air show in 1941 when they dedicated airport, this is seventh fifth year having air shows in millville airport.

>> reporter: this years performers did not disappoint. >> pretty cool, we have been to a couple but this is different. >> first time ever in an air show pretty awesome experience my son loves airplanes so we figured we would enjoy ourselves today. >> reporter: this year u.s. navy blue angels are the main event. millville is the only stop in new jersey for the angels this year. while or hearing them roar overhead for the first time, others tried to see them as often as possible. >> ten times. >> reporter: rose kennedy appreciates the bravery of the pilots doing things it is hard to believe are even possible. >> a lot of tricks and going up in the air. >> reporter: that look tough to do. >> yes. >> reporter: will you try to do it some day. >> yes. >> reporter: you missed air show on saturday, the good news is you can come on sunday or visit airfield museum year round, in millville, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" yeah, wraps up to day, air show is always a good time and they will have nice weather for it. >> good weather yesterday, it

looks like it could be better to day, always nice when we talk about better to day then yesterday. sunshine this morning, few areas have fog up in the lehigh valley but overall it is pretty nice start to our sunday, as we usually are talking about a new workweek but today we're still talking about our holiday weekend and our outlook for today and thomas we have that extra day off or many folks have that extra day off on monday. we are looking for a few breaks of sunshine, through the afternoon hours, cloud cover will be out there from time to time, weak cold front comes through tonight and that will bring chance for shower or isolated rumble of thunder, and as we go in the early morning of our monday, and then some 70's and 80's as we go through today and warmer thomas we get up into the lower 80's for our memorial day itself. waking up this morning temperatures out there some 50 's, 60's, above average, places like philadelphia, wilmington, back toward wildwood they are above average. dover seasonal at 58.

fifty-four in reading. fifty-two in allentown. that is where we have fog extending back toward lancaster with limited visability this morning and 52 t pocono. heading down toward the shore and we have a sea breeze this morning if you remember yesterday we woke up with that land breeze off of central new jersey. our temperatures stayed warmer yesterday morning and it looks like today with our sea breeze while temperatures in the 60's right now they won't rise too much through the afternoon and we could see these temperatures fall a little bit more from the 60's into the higher 50's and mid 50's before the morning is all said and done because we are getting that cool breeze off of the ocean. future weather that mix of sun and cloud throughout our sunday but we will be dry, throughout the day, if you know a few kind of green expect is here three or 4:00 in the afternoon through poconos it doesn't look like much of the shower chance for us. if you do see a couple sprinkles toward poconos don't be completely surprise budd it looks like a dry day for pretty much all of us.

as we head through the night time few showers develop along the coastline so maybe a couple of showers down toward the shore points of new jersey and it looks like it could be relatively dry down toward delaware area. that is good. our cold front comes through tonight into tomorrow morning, showers, maybe isolated rumble of thunder in the first half of the day on monday. for the afternoon hours on monday we will see some sunshine break through the cloud, couple spotty showers not completely ruled out monday afternoon but it looks like in general it should be dry for memorial day itself. for today 63 degrees. mixture of sun and cloud for memorial day going with morning showers and isolated rumble of thunder tomorrow morning but mixture of sun and cloud, 79 degrees for our high at the shore on memorial day itself. back here in philadelphia 57 degrees this afternoon with some sunshine break go through the cloud cover. showers, rumble of thunder for us tonight staying mild at 61 degrees. eyewitness weather forecast 80 for us tomorrow, and we will watch for again some showers, thunderstorm activity in the morning, brakes of sun in the

afternoon up to 82 for tuesday , we are back to work on tuesday with our shortened workweek and afternoon shower or thunderstorm not rule out 82 degrees and 70's wednesday, thursday, dry but then showers back in the forecast, jan toward the end of the next week. >> matt, thank you. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, pop culture and a new jersey shore resort, how music shaped the look of the popular vacation spot that is when shaped the look of the popular vacation spot that is when "eyewitness news" ("taps" playing) this memorial day, honor our fallen heroes by volunteering to help their families. visit taps.org. cbs cares.

♪ welcome back. new jersey shore wouldn't be what it toys day without doop

culture and in wildwood a collision of music, architecture helped shape a generation of beach goers in the 1950's. our ukee washington explains how doop can be seen for miles in the neon on the boardwalk and through the sound. >> ♪ >> chubby checker introduced the twist in wildwood, only song to go twice number one. >> birth of rock and roll changed american music and culture forever, and one new jersey shore town, played an instrumental part and role. >> ♪ >> wildwood, for the locals who grew up with rock and roll here it was all about the doop sound. >> count base i was my across the street neighbor, lyle hampton was down on the corner sarah vaughn was up the street dina washington was up the street. billy holiday was around the corner. these were folks that i saw on

stage and they are also off stage. >> reporter: wildwood boomed in the 1950's as more people bought cars and construction of the garden state parkway was completed. bringing tourist to town and entertainers to the beach to keep them dancing. >> music came to us because we were a hot spot in the summertime, entertainers came here and performed and many of them started their career here >> reporter: tourist from new york, baltimore, philadelphia and beyond came a calling, looking for rooms and motels to spend a day, week or even a month by the ocean and it is seemingly endless beaches. >> there were a lot of things that came along because of good timing, close to philadelphia, and a great resort. >> reporter: wildwood hotels developed doop architecture borrowing style from pop culture and flashy cars, evenings glowed in the buzz of neon light. >> it is not just music but character of the resort, family fun destination. wildwood is all about fun.

>> reporter: music played a big part, just ask dick richard drummer for bill haley and comets a man who helped put wildwood on the map with their number one hit rock around the clock. >> ♪ >> all of a sudden, it didn't hit right away and then boom it was a different ballgame. >> he is 93 years old and when he gets on the drums he is 21. >> you know what they say, thank you very much. >> ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so much history down the shore, history of doop can be seen all over wildwood, if you are in town check out wildwood by the sea doop by the sea for a trip down memory lane. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" sunday morning a teenager becomes aid hero after running in the burning house to save a life.

plus new questions about president trump's advisor and son in law jared kushner and his dealings with russia. today is looking bright but what about tomorrow? matt peterson's eyewitness weather forecast is coming up this sunday morning.

good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. it is shaping up to be a pretty nice day today, meteorologist matt peterson live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the eyewitness wet forecast but matt, you are tracking some rain. >> we do have some rain in the forecast. good news not coming during daylight hours, on our sunday. always nice when we can talk about another day of dry, relatively nice weather, on our holiday weekend. we are outside and it feels a little bit we will call it humid, slightly mug any center city but we are not dealing with a ton of fog. we have much more humid conditions and some foggy weather out to our west and out toward reading and lancaster with limited visability and even wilmington getting in on that foggy action, with a mile and a half visibility out toward wilmington area rest of the delaware valley and up through most of the lehigh valley not too much factor for us. waking up lancaster, reading and northern delaware could be on the foggy side to kick off

this sunday morning. temperatures 60's and 50's out there and we are seeing slightly above average temperatures here in philadelphia at 62. that ace above normal. millville at 62. trenton 54. slightly below average. allentown ain't mount pocono at 52 right where we expect you to be on a morning in the middle of may or i should say end of may getting ready to move in the beginning of the june. for our hour by hour forecast we will rise a couple more degrees by 9:00 o'clock we will be at 65. we will have a mix of sun and cloud throughout the entirety of the sunday. seventy-two by lunchtime. seventy-five for our high this afternoon. by 5:00 staying in the lower 70's and with that mix of sun and cloud. we were talking about a chance of the stray shower, isolated thunderstorm that comes later tonight and tomorrow morning and we will break down those chance necessary a bit. >> hold it off for us, thanks, matt. >> we continue to follow break ing news this morning flames tear through a house in north philadelphia, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live, this morning

, so what do we know. >> reporter: well, jan, good morning, fire was taken under control ban hour ago but you can see behind me it is still a very active scene out here with fire fighters still here at intersection of the north sixth street and westmontmont avenue, this is near berk street, and that tree in front of us is hiding damage but we have seen shattered windows and a charred frame of this house. neighbors say they saw flames in the back and engulfing much of the this home, earlier this home, and it happened around 4:45 and also, damaged a lot of the wires around here and we are seeing some work being done here as well, and authorities say that so far, one person has been taken to the hahnemann hospital but that person's condition is unknown at this time, and neighbors tell me that at least five people live here that includes two parents, one grandmother and two young children and at this time we are still waiting to learn more details and of course we

will bring you that as soon as we have them on air and on line at cbs philly.com but for now live from north philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep us up to date, thank you. police continue to look for clues this morning after a deadly hit/run in bucks county investigators say a 50 year-old woman was struck and killed as she crossed route 13 at beaver dam road in bristol. that crash happened in the southbound lanes late friday night and police are looking for a gray minivan with a missing headlight if you have any information please call bristol boro police. a teenager is called a hero today after rescuing his baby baby from a burning home in the overbrook neighborhood. fire broke out there around 10:30 saturday morning in the 1,000 block of flanders road, authorities say that the family did a head count and then realized the baby was missing, that is when the young man ran inside the burning home to rescue his nephew. well, president trump is back in washington after wrapping up his week long

international trip, before leaving italy, the president visited the u.s. air base in cecily the final stop on the overseas trip. his first since taking office n a speech to our troops the president focused on fighting ig military spending. >> we e strength. we willav peace. we will buy thes, equipment you need g your job done and t >> tomorrow the president will observe cemetery, he will la solder. in the meantimpr make a decision on whetherhe landmark paris climate acc germy , kingdom are reaffirming their commitmentth mr. trump

campaignedif elect. aid say he is listening to other world leaders with an opened mind but has not decided whether to withdraw the u.s. from the packet. president trump returns home to growing controversy, more questions raised regarding the president's advisor and son in law jared kushner. he is under scrutiny for his possible dealings with russia. cbs news correspondent earl barnett has more details on the investigation from the white house. >> he is so great. if you cannot produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> reporter: speaking on the eve of his inauguration, president-elect donald trump praised his 36 year-old son in law and advisor jared kushner. kushner a core pillar of trump 's inner circle had been operating as conduit between president trump and foreign officials during the campaign. routers is reporting at least three previously undisclosed cast at that time between kushner and russian ambassador

sergei kiss lack, the washington post claims kushner was interested in establishing a back channel of communication with the kremlin the fbi is already scrutinizing kushner's russian contacts but is not accused him of any wrongdoing. among the communications is a december meeting with the russian ambassador and a follow-up with sergei gorecov the chairman of zeb that bank is currently sanctioned by the you had. democrats like california's ted liu now want the president 's trusted advisor punished. >> he is in a compromised position he need to have his security clearance suspended. >> reporter: in a statement responding to the report kushner's attorney said quote mr. kushner participated in thousands of calls in this time period, he has no recollections of the calls described. >> jared kushner's lawyer said they have requested dates of the alleged undisclosed russian contacts so they can investigate. former fbi director james come y who has agreed to

testify in front of the senate intelligence committee is coordinating when to do so. earl barnett, cbs news, washington. happening tomorrow, americans will observe american soldiers who died fighting for o the american revolution in old and honor more throughout the weekendouers anda ca unknown solder. wor war two vet and i think it know, why we celebrate these kind of country, that you know,eople really died for for from the very beginning. a five dollars discount on oria day. to the museum music industry say talentedr gone too soon roc his key role in the allman brothers

complications from liver cancer. meg oliver has a look back at his career. >> ♪ >> reporter: greg allman played a hammond b3 organ like no other and his vocals helped put southern rock on the map. the allman brothers music intertwined jazz, country blue s to crank out hits as ram manying man, and midnight rider. in 1971 the band released at fillmore east, the group's third album which rolling stone album called the finest ever committed to vinyl. greg was unprepared for the level of stardom that he had reached. >> i remember going to the grocery store and seeing my face every where and i said what is happening? >> reporter: four years later greg married cher, just three days after she divorced her husband sonny bono to day she tweeted, i tried, word are impossible. the allman brothers induct in

the rock and role hall of fame in 1995, following year, also won a grammy for best rock instrumental performance for jessica. gregory leased six solo albums over his career, he stopped performing six months ago when his health started to fade. greg allman was 69. >> ♪ >> meg oliver for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", anti aging break through that could improve your quality of life for years to come, and it works from the inside out. plus, pat gallen goes swimming with sharks, and you can too. we will tell but first of the kind event this weekend that is fun for the whole family. we have got the all clear for now but what about for the rest of the week? eyewitness weather is just minutes

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welcome back. it looks like famous great white shark mary lee is on the move this holiday weekend. officials tell us her tracking device shows she's off the wildwood coast and heading north. on friday "eyewitness news" told thaw mary lee was back in the area already. officials have been tracking mary lee for four and a half years and she is the size of the minivan. speaking of sharks this morning spotlight is on sharks at camden's adventure aquarium it is hosting first ever shark awareness event this memorial day weekend. what is it like to get an up

close, personal look at these creatures of the deep? "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen find out. >> reporter: at adventure aquarium they have amazing creatures and most majestic are the sharks, if that exciting you then come to camden this weekend as they celebrate shark awareness. >> come out this weekend, support sharks just by coming here, lot of pry, things you can donate, and we will have o search here as well so they are a big organization that does shark research in terms of the migration patterns, behaviors. >> reporter: in addition we can get up close, personal with these beasts of the sea by getting in the water with them which i did, first, and i needed a suit. >> everyone have you ever worn a wet suit. >> long time ago. >> reporter: make sure knee pad are in the front questions about that or do you think you are good with this. >> i'm good. >> reporter: after i geared up , it was time to hit water. alex and travis got me ready to go. >> suck in through your know right there we have 28 bull sharks, four different species

, sand tyingors, and atlantic black fin. >> reporter: with that it is time to take the plunge. yep, it is cold. my new friend were extremely curious, but a little too curious. in addition you can hang with the friendly stingrays. >> they know you are here to see them. >> yes. >> this weekend is perfect time to take a dip and raise awareness at adventure acquire yum. for more forgo to adventure aquarium.com and figure out how to jump in like this pretty cool. in camden, i'm pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> no one looks good in the snorkel though, pat very brave matt, it looks like a good weekend, go to the adventure aquarium, down the shore do anything outside. >> whenever we have these long

weekend you try to do as much as you can outside get family involved whether it is going to avoid turra quarter yum, poconos, down the shore, try to get outside as much as you can and it has been a good weekend for that for the most part the last few days. it looks like today will follow suit and should be a nice afternoon for us. outside right now in kutztown we keep showing lehigh valley because we did have fog outside on our neighborhood network camera just a lit built ago but sun has come up without cloud cover and that sunshine burns off the fog. temperatures still on the cool side at 62 degrees and while visibility in areas around reading, lancaster, maybe a lit built on the lower side you might be careful, and areas like reading, lancaster it looks like that fog is burning off relatively quick. memorial day weekend forecast this afternoon, some sun, cloud, seasonal. 75 degrees. we will be up to 80 on monday. we have a chance for shower and thunderstorms early in the day but sunshine breaks through later on in the afternoon this is why we could have a chance for shower or

thunderstorm tomorrow morning. we will wrap up holiday weekend with our warm front down to the south and that will slowly track east along with the weak area of low pressure and weak occluded front and that will come through later tonight and fire up our chances for a shower, maybe a thunderstorm likely after midnight tonight and early portions of our monday but you can see this is ending right around five or 6:00 tomorrow afternoon we are looking at generally clear conditions, for much of the monday afternoon after the showers move away and we could see some sunshine out there that is good news for us. temperatures again going to be relatively warm up to 80 degrees. quick recap here sun and included for our sunday afternoon. thunderstorm is a possibility tonight. that week area of low pressure pushes through and 80's and drying day on monday. so because we have shower and thunderstorms that move through tonight we have a coastal flood advisory sending itself through jersey coastline back down into the delaware bay as well, this goes from 9:00 tonight until 3:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, and then low lying areas, of

course, shore, every where is a low lying area but if you do know your area in ocean city, down toward cape may, wildwood you know those spots that tend to have a little bit of flooding, problems if they are lower then others as tide gets higher. those are spots that you want to avoid along the coastline because again that is where we will have the best chance for some issues, extra low lying spots and same goes for our delaware beach as well, i don't want to be driving through flooded roadway, later tonight or tomorrow morning. as we head up toward poconos for today 68 degrees. shower is a possibility later on in the afternoon and evening and chance for shower or thunderstorm early in the day monday getting up to 71 degrees in the poconos tomorrow. for today 75 degrees in the city for our afternoon high temperature with that mix of sun and cloud, nice day overall, overnight low staying mild, 61 degrees, a shower, isolated rumble of thunder coming through as well. checking out our seven day forecast 80 on monday. eighty-two on tuesday. and drying things out, jan,

wednesday, thursday and toward weekend. >> matt, thank you. 6:48. time to check road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, jan. we are looking at the vine. not too much volume. if you are planning on spending the the rest of your weekend outside the city now is a great time out and beat holiday traffic. mass transit looking okay but we have one incident to talk about this morning. we had a couple earlier accident in new jersey which is no surprise as everyone head down the shore, however, only one left that is causing headaches is a disabled vehicle on 295 northbound ramp to eastbound 551, partially blocking the ramp. so be ready for delays and slow down coming up on. that taking a live look at i-95 and race street it looks like next to no one out on the roadways just yet. i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >> not looking too bad at all, thank you. on the healthwatch now, slowing down and even stopping the aging process. researchers say it could be and heart disease and cancer.

>> reporter: people enjoying running or relaxing many of at lee a few complaints about getting older. >> getting out of bed it sound like a rock band, snap, crack and pop. >> aches, pains. >> no energy, all kind of stuff. >> reporter: this kind of research says he just might have the research to those complaints. doctor david sin claire of harvard medical school said he has a molecule that has proven to reverse age nothing mice. >> they drink it. we see that within a week they run further, they have more energy and then we look at their tissue that he organs and they are rejuvenated as well. >> reporter: it is all about dna with young healthy runners their dna has not yet been damaged by the aging process. >> when we're young is there a protein that works well to repair our dna, as we get older another protein comes in and stops that from happening. what we have discovered that is there is a molecule that can get between them and pop them apart so it is useful

protein can do its action again. >> reporter: it is not something you'll find on drugstore shelves it will be prescribed, to prevent age- related diseases. >> it won't just help your diabetes, as a side effect you can prevent cancer and improve your memory and energy as well >> i'll try it. i'm almost 50. thirty would be nice again. >> reporter: safety studies are expected to begin in the next couple of weeks, professor sin claire is convinced that it is just a matter of time before scientists figure out how to reverse the aging process using his dna molecule. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead right here on "eyewitness news", this morning the phillies manager has a talk with his team about their losing streak, and how well did that talk go? see for yourself next in "eyewitness sports". this private jet owned by a legend goes on sale, stay with

so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. zach eflin on the mound in the series finally, fightins will try for second time this week to win back to back games , and they have in the done that in over a month and win a series for the first time since april 27th. the phillies, hall of famer jim bunning's jersey in the dug out as he passed away friday following a stroke. he was 85. phillies trailing two to nothing in their half of the first inning caesar hernandez going deep in the stand, his fourth lead off home run and phillies trailed two-one. michael saunders hits a towering fly ball that went in the second deck in right field number six of the year. we're all tied up.

third inning, tommy joseph, who is batting .321 this month t's off on this pitch sending it in the left field stand, his eighth home run of the year w that phillies take the lead. then in the sixth scooter janet, line drive in the right field corner off of jared eickoff scoring eugene suarez and red tie the game. it stayed that way until the ninth, tommy joseph coming up big again a single up the middle, aaron altherr scores game winning run that is joseph's second walk off hit of the week. phillies win four-three. >> tommy joseph, well, he has been coming up big in big situations and coming through for us. it wouldn't have happened if altherr was not head up and advanced on that ball in the dirt. that was huge, obviously. so, good day. maybe i should have a meeting every night. >> we necessity what we're capable of, we have a great team in here. we're playing great as a team. we were able to show that today. >> eagles have the holiday weekend off, they will resume

otas tuesday at novacare complex. last month eagles pulled derek barnett in the first round of the draft. phillies hoped that the university of tennessee stand out will bring pressure off the edge, he broke reggie white's sack record in tennessee. derek has been on the field for a few days but brandon graham says he likes what he sees from the rookie. >> i'm happy, because we always need help, on the line, because we got a good rotation , going on and we always like to play, eight to nine guys in the game so definitely going to help. i mean i see his skill set is definitely, you know, he is definitely can get around those tackles and that is all but working on than his technique and get him to do exactly what the coaches want him to do. >> to arena football raining champion soul on the road playing washington valor. washington, ran it in there 2- yard out. valor trailed by a point. now the snap on the extra point, bad, so they make a tackle.

held on to the 48-47 victory, the soul have not lost a game in almost a calendar year. to the pitch, union on the road facing real salt lake, union with the four game winning streak no score in the 36th minute, salt lake with the ball nice pass in the box and real salt lake takes the lead and ending the four game winning streak one to nothing is the finally. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. check this out a private jet once owned by the one and only, he will vest pressly is sold at an event in california , check out this classic. the king of rock and roll's red 1962 lock heed jet star sold for $430,000, yesterday. it was auctioned off during an event featuring celebrity memorabilia. jetties complete with red velvet sheets and shag carpet designed by he will vest himself. the jet has been sitting on the tarmac in new mexico for 35 years.

pretty cool. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. memorial day activities are happening all around the delaware valley, how two major attractions in our area are observing the holiday. and british air waves hopes to return to normal after a glitch grounded thousands of passengers what the airline says is to blame for the mess. and this is a live look outside this morning we have a pleasant day in store, how warm will it get to day and when does the rain move in? that is when "eyewitness news"

we're following breaking news out of north philadelphia , one person is in the hospital with serious burns after a house fire, there. where this fire unfolded just a few hours ago. a special memorial day concert takes place at america 's birthplace. who is on the program and special events taking place around our area. president trump is back in washington after his first foreign trip we will look at where he is heading tomorrow. good good morning aim jan car bear owe. sun today but rain is close this lets get to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast g sunday morning. rain will hold off until later in the day to get