moving through right now steady starting to lift out but notice more moisture where that came from. we have been talking about all week this conveyor belt of moisture this same boundary and wave after wave of precipitation. here's next one. warm air is lift nothing with that system. while it will be wet this weekend it will be as chilly and raw as it is today. we still have up in the lehigh valley in the poconos threat for icing, winter weather advisory has expired, it looks like that threat has diminished from the poconos as temperature rise overnight. rest of us still dealing with that my, drizzle outside, temperatures only in the lower 40's. so better than snow and ice, as folks are saying but definitely feeling chill, one of the days that chill you to the bones with temperatures in the 40's. tonight, mist and drizzle continues, patchy fog, temperatures rise but we will stay in the 40's during overnight hours and that stronger system comes in through the weekend staying soggy through sunday, several rounds of rainfall, expected and for more on the weekend

and what we can expect especially heading on you the side meteorologist chelsea in gram, live on main street in manayunk with the mobil weather watcher, it is not looking too pretty out there unfortunately. >> you are right, do i really need an umbrella, only if i want to keep my hair looking nice, i don't have to have it but just some drizzle, mist right now here in manayunk and this big event will be happening on sunday, we have mummers mardi gras parade so we are here to talk about the weather. lets take a look at, the current conditions, with the mobile weather watcher. and our temperatures are checking in the upper 40's, so as kate mentioned this it is raw, it is damp outside, and that unfortunately is going to continue as we head in the weekend. lets take a look at a graphic and show you what you can expect as we head in the weekend this soggy stretch of weather is going to continue. now is it going to be the entire weekend? not necessarily. the heaviest rain is likely to

happen, overnight saturday in, to sunday morning, and it is just going to be rainy, and damp, at least as kate mentioned temperatures will be on the rise, we are looking at high temperatures in the 60's but the highest rainfall totals will likely end up being north and west of philadelphia so, keeping an eye on the forecast, here,es explosion in manayunk as we head into sunday as far as rainfall totals how much you can expect in your neighborhood by the time it is all said and done and when sunshine returns, meteorologist kate bilo will have more coming up in a few minutes, for now, back to you guys. >> chelsea, thanks very much. see new a bit. track this rain as it moves through your neighborhood, it is all at your fingertips with the free cbs philly weather app down load it from the app store or google play store. class necessary one lehigh county school district were cancelled after a massive fire destroyed part have the fleet of school buses. ever night fire ripped through parkland school district bus garage in orefield burning 16

buses and building to the ground. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live with the latest, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, fire officials have spent most of the day just going through this, as you can tell behind me now destroyed school bus garage but they have no official word on what caused the fire, that they raised here. we are told that cause could take days because as you can tell this garage is over 10,000 square feet and investigators will to have sift through every inch of it. roughly two million-dollar in damages for one lehigh county school district after this early morning inferno, the 3:00 a.m. fire in orfield ripped through parkland school district east bus garage located next to orefield middle school. blaze raged for over an hour and took about 75 fire fighters to put it out. in the end, 16 recently purchased school buses were burned to their frames and totaled. >> we have had approximately

nine to 14 buses, adjacent to the garage also that experienced some damage because there was some explosions, we lost windshield s, mirrors, headlights. >> explosion that is everybody is reporting was tires that were popping off the buses, as the fire was going on. so that was kind of a loud and people were nerve bus that. >> reporter: despite the intensity of this fire and all of the damage left behind no one was hurt, school had to be cancelled in the district because the school buses destroyed and damaged, totaled to about 25 percent of the district's fleet. >> many of our surrounding school districts and neighboring school districts have offered us surplus buses that they may have or getting news touch with their contractor who may have, you know, surplus buses. we feel pretty good that we will have school monday i'm pretty optimistic. >> reporter: district says that these 16 bus that he is were new but are now destroyed

, they were still under warranty and will be replaced in the full warranty that they have for them, but that likely could take months, so, all of the help they are getting from surrounding school districts that will go a licensing way to insuring that the students in the district will be able to attend school next week. live from lehigh county, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an update to another fire we told but this week that destroyed six ambulances in wood town salem county, new jersey. officials continued to investigate the cause of that fire, which burned the wood town american legion ambulance association to the ground. at so, is now back in operation using donated or borrowed equipment, and a go fund me page has already raised $3,400, and money will help non-profit group rebuild and replace, the lost equipment. police are on the hunt for whoever burglarized two churches in the same delaware county community on the same night. the break ins happened late wednesday at st. lawrence catholic church in the former

calgary presbyterian church up inner darby. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us from the upper darby police department with more, david. >> reporter: a lot of people asked me what am i doing in upper darby. i tell them. they are sick when they hear about this story. you can bet upper darby investigators want to make an arrest or multiple arrests as soon as possible. st. lawrence catholic church, a crime scene this week, after authorities say that someone possibly several people, broke into the building and stole money from the poor boxes. >> when you break into the poor box to steel money that is given by a parishioners or church goers for the poor, then some scum bag walks away with the change, i mean give me a break. >> reporter: upper darby police september michael chit wood says burglar or burglars ransacked part of the connecting school at st. lawrence. money was also missing from a teachers desk drawer.

down the street someone broke into this church formerly calvary presbyterian and now five different churches under the same roof. >> people get so low anymore they break into anyplace. >> reporter: warren began volunteering in the building three years ago and he was upset to learn of this recent crime. >> they busted the door down, that really was, nothing in there but chairs. >> reporter: chitwood believes the intended target here was computers, and there were no computers available because they were stolen last year in another attach on the building according to the man, thieves made their way with a small amount of money. >> it is just unfortunate that nothing is sacred anymore. >> reporter: chitwood said this building made up of five churches had no alarm or camera while st. lawrence had both, they just weren't working at the time of the break in. make sure if you have cameras and an alarm that they are working. >> reporter: official december kline to speak about this on the record, chitwood believes that the people that broke

into the churches had some knowledge of the building, and if you have any information, give upper darby police a call , reporting from upper darby delaware county tonight david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. teachers and staff returned to marjory stoneman douglas high school for the first time since last weeks deadly shooting. school board officials say it was designed to provide any support teachers may need. teachers will return to class next wednesday. tallahassee florida governor rick scott announced a new plan to improve school safety in the wake of the school tragedy. >> the goal of this plan of action toys make massive changes in protecting our schools, provide significantly more resources for mental health, and to do everything we can to keep guns out of the hands of those dealing with mental problems or threatening harm to themselves or others. >> governor scott's plan includes raising the state's minimum age to buy a gun to 21 , he calls it the creation of the violent threat

restraining order program, that allows the court toss prevent violent or mentally ill people from purchasing guns. scott also wants police office 's signed to have public school in the state, starting this fall, school safety blueprint requires mandatory active shooter skills. some students from our area have come up with a safety device that could be used in the event of a shooting here. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more from washington township. >> reporter: with multiple police officers and security guards, secured entrances and regular drills, washington township school was recently named the third most safe district in new jersey. >> we have been fortunate in this district to do some of the things we have done. >> reporter: superintendent joe, says there are always ways to make schools safer. after recent safety audit he learned that despite students in corners during active corner drills you could still see them. >> a lot of the assailants are kid that get to the school they know just because lights are off, door closed and the door is locked there is

probably kid in those rooms. >> reporter: he went to his engineering students to obscure a shooter's vision in the classroom. >> it had to be relatively inexpensive because we are trying to deploy throughout the district. >> reporter: school doors by law has to have windows and because thinks fire protected wood you cannot actually screw anything into it to attach a panel. how did the students solve that problem? they decided to use velcro and panel material that was light, durable and inexpensive and cardboard was way to go. but figuring out best way to attach it, make a living hinge and replicate 800 of these panels for the doors throughout this district has taken over a year. >> i thought putting a piece of cardboard on the door but it turnout to be way more. >> reporter: after much trial, error, documentation they believe they have a design and mass produce it. >> really basic elegant design because of simplicity if they are prepackage in this way all they have to do is take off this tape and stick it to the door and everything is already

lined up. >> yes. >> reporter: students applying technology, education to real world problems, and addressing school security is a win on many levels. >> making a difference. >> reporter: soon they may sure them with other schools and see what their students can do to come up with a better design. in washington township, cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there have been reported threats at some area schools today, thankfully police are on top of all of them. >> we will let you know what schools were affected next. also this. >> my son's donte and charles were 14 and 16 and they say came to me they know nine boys killed in our neighborhood. >> for one mom that was just unacceptable. what she's doing to change game for her family and her community. a little leavety from the president after a tough week why he was showing off his hair due. with black history month nearing its end one local senior and senior living center is determines that his festival will create a ever

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in the weeks since the florida school shooting, several schools in pennsylvania and new jersey have been dealing with threats of violence. roman catholic students, and then deptford township police have identified the source of the school shooting threat, made on social media last night, deptford high school, and, institute of, technology. and police determined threats of violence for pen ridge high school and true man high school were not credible. at least one person in custody following a brawl of basketball court of the delaware high school this was the scene at milford senior high school last night during the game between the teams, and, and, 18 year-old, ramsey, turned himself into police but

officers say, they are looking for two other people, involve in the fight. milford police say the brawl began in the fourth quarter and then led to the cancellation, of the remainder of that game. well, a moment of refty with president trump he joked about his hair before speaking at cpac conference in hair today. >> what a nice picture that is , look at that, i love to watch that guy sleep. oh, boy. i try like hell to hide that bold spot folks, i work hard at it. hey, we're hanging in there. >> we will have more on the president's message to conservatives, coming up in about 15 minutes. kate bilo joins us now, and drearies are with us here, as we head in the weekend. >> as we walk outside, it looks light, and misty. >> yes, like walking in a steam bath but a cold steam

bath and nothing worse then that, lets look at what ism happening, outside, we have a chilly evening, chilly, mity, drizzly and foggy, and dealing with fog through the overnight hours as well. live look at center city, showing buildings are all shrouded in fog. you can see the one closest to us, but tops of the building, there in the sky line, not visible, thanks to the low cloud and fog clinging to center city philadelphia and entire region, as we zoom down to the delaware beaches. live neighborhood network sites here boardwalk plaza looking very fogged in at the moment, and that will continue , overnight. reason we will be seeing fog increasing once again is that warm air is starting to lift back in, and temperatures will rise through overnight hours and tomorrow morning. that is good news. bad news is, we still got very soggy conditions to contend with as we head through the weekend. right now we can see a few showers, moving to northern, new jersey and weak batch back toward, portions of i80 off to the northwest steady rain

coming down into portions of new jersey and lehigh valley as well, starting to clear out and light rain around easton, nazareth and that is lifting east and tinicum township seeing rain as well this is not the last of it. we're tracking this system, this will be lift nothing over weekend, first a warm front that will bring showers through the day tomorrow, and will bring warmer air, and cold front follows that on sunday, and that is going to bring heaviest rain we will see. late saturday night into sunday morning. forty-three in philadelphia. forty in allentown. forty in reading. another batch of milder air, lurks to the south and west. it is 79 in nashville. seventy-seven in atlanta back to the 60's in columbus. we will see temperatures, gradually rising overnight, 46 is overnight low, mostly cloudy, tomorrow is mild, 60 degrees, a few showers and steady rain comes in late in the day, or at night, and here's what that looks like, time it out, overnight still, clouds, mist, and drizzle, best chance will be tomorrow to get outside. there will be scattered

showers around at anytime tomorrow but by four or 5:00 that is when heavy rain comes in and we will be dealing with that all night saturday night into sunday morning, here's 8:00 a.m. with have rain, showers on and off through sunday, and here's good news by monday morning, we will clear out, sun returns , the rain departs but it doesn't depart, mild air, as they helped into next week. forecast rain amounts into sunday, by sunday evening, the purple, some spots could be seeing over 2 inches of rain. always got to be a silver lining and here it is, mild stretch tarts tomorrow, temperatures well above average, normal high in the mid to upper 40's. we will be seeing highs in the 50's and 60's, right into next week. and best days to get outside, and looks like monday and tuesday with sunshine both days, highs in the low 60's. wednesday not too bad. couple rain chances. but notice lack of cold in that february, seven day forecast, i'll tell what you. >> it looks good, thanks, kate still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is a look, not for less.

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leslie joins us now and last night, at 11:00 don was showing us highlights from that drexel game with the incredible come back. >> unbelievable game. >> and in basketball every single second count, drexel dragons proving that last night with the blue hens they trailed by 34 points, and then , this happened. they made the biggest come back in division one history, and jermaine isabel drives to the hoops and scores, dragons tie up the game at 79. isabel making two, free throw was 2.2 second left, giants beat delaware 85-83. breaking duke's record 32-point come back against tulane 57 years ago. and joining us live, is

drexel head coach, zach spiker , what a win, coach, has it even sunken in yet what you guys accomplished last night. >> hi, leslie, how are you. it was quite a game, quite an experience, i don't know if it really has sunk in because we have another game tomorrow, at the dak at 4:00 so big chunk of our day to day has been spent getting ready for that day. >> at what point did you think last night, you know what guys , we have a chance here was there anyone point you just knew. >> i don't know if there was one specific play, we hit a shot late in the first half to cut them from 30-27. i know that sounds crazy so, if we're inside the 30 we could get a couple positive play toss even the half that we could, refer to it and stick to that and keep doing it. we awe know basketball and sporting events in general are games of momentum and we were able to make a couple play toss start the second half and

we talk a lot to our guys about don't worry about the score just play to what we want to be remembered for, what we want to be known for at drexel for this years and years coming forward and everything else will take care of ourself and our guys stuck to that and i could not be more proud of their effort and what they have done in the second half. >> i have to leave you with this question what does something like this epic win like this do for the program, going forward. >> certainly it shows what our players, are capable of doing, and it shows to our recruits, style of play and what we like to do. drexel is a fantastic school in the best city for college basketball in america and great opportunity for everybody to understand what we're capable have doing and we're exited to represent our universities every time we play. >> coach, thanks very much. congratulations, on such a great win. >> thanks, leslie. >> glad to hear from him. >> wow. >> no, just back to work.

>> video session was like with the blue hens today. >> yeah. >> oh, boy what happened there >> they have to keep their heads up. >> it is tough for them. >> thanks, leslie. coming up, next half an hour good news about flu season. >> doctors say you should not let your guard down just yet, stephanie stahl has information you need next, also ahead. he was 18, when he was murdered in the case of mistaken identity but son will not die, and women who has dedicated her life to, stopping gun violence and helping victims move forward, she's changing the game in the community and beyond, we will

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confront the gun man, during the parkland florida school shooting. >> the president leveled the sharp criticism during a speech to conservatives at cp ac conference in maryland. president used his speech to discuss his plan to prevent mass shootings at nation's schools. one idea includes putting guns in the hands of some trained teachers and faculty members. >> i'd rather have somebody that loves their students and wants to protect their students, then somebody standing outside, that doesn't know anybody and doesn't know the students and frankly for whatever reason decided not to go in even though he heard lots of shots being fired inside. >> president trump also had a joint press conference with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull this afternoon, leaders discussed a wide range of topics including gun control, immigration control and north cover re. former trump campaign official rick gates pleaded guilty to charge that he is are part of the special

counsel's robert investigation in the russian meddling in the 2016 election this comes after mueller filed new charges against gates and trump campaign chairman paul manafort yesterday. prosecutors, say that the two long time business marters in laundered 30 million-dollar, failed to pay taxes for almost 10 years, and fraudulently, secured loans. manafort denies any wrongdoing. joining us now from washington is the new host of face the nation, and cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan hi, and a big congratulations to you. >> thanks very much, jessica. >> you said earlier this week on cbs this morning you want to continue tradition of conversations on face the nation, not all this yelling back and forth. tell us about what to expect. >> you are compactly right, and i know, that this, gun debate, gun conversation, that this country is having, right now, is something that, people have really been inundated

with over past two weeks, since that florida shooting. we want to talk about where you might see change happen most quickly, and we believe that maybe at local level, we will have two governors with us, governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson a republican and democratic governor of the state of connecticut, dan mall oy who will talk to us about what they went through in the wake of that sandy hook massacre, and that conversation had at the time about putting armed guards at schools. the nra supported that. the president of the united states now supports that idea in the wake of the florida shooting. what works, what doesn't, what were some of the local regulations that went into the state of connecticut that they put in place to try to prevent another sandy hook massacre from happening again. we are doing this because this conversation in washington is so heated you may see local movement, before you see see federal movement and we will bring in survivors from columbine, sandy hook, from

other shootings as well to talk about how as activist now , they think, that things can be improved. is it creating a new law or is it something completely different here when it comes to school safety. >> really interesting to go take to it that local level where things could move in, different directions then at the federal level. also, you guys, we have had so much movement in the russia investigation we were talking about it here on our broadcast about rick gates, pleading guilty. i know you have been covering it. >> we have, and we will dig into that with our political panel. we have a great group of journalist to make sense of that and really bottom line at this point, seems to be that with this decision by rick gates to now cooperate with the special counsel bob mueller who is leading that fbi special probe into russian election meddling from the presidential election in 2016, this seems to be rick gates agreeing to cooperate perhaps

provide information or evidence and we don't know what kind of evidence but it will put his former business partner paul manafort, who chaired the campaign in more complicated legal territory. >> margaret brennan we will be watching on sunday, thanks very much. >> thanks. don't forget you can watch face the nation with margaret brennan sunday morning at 10:30 happening right here on cbs-3. it is the beginning of the end for the severe flu season. new numbers released to day from the cdc show a decrease in flu activity but health officials caution the season is far from over. >> stephanie stahl is here with the latest in the einstein science center report >> finally the peak has arrived. >> we have been waiting a long time for this. >> medical facilities around fill and region hearsay they are still very bus which flu patients, and pennsylvania has had over 74,000, lab confirmed cases. federal health officials say the worst of this flu season appears to be over.

>> it does look like the peak, it is behind us now. >> reporter: it has been a rough flu season but latest numbers from the cdc show number of people visiting the doctor for flu-like illness is decreasing. >> it looks like it is down now at the level that we had, was actually almost as high as we had in 2009 when pandemic occurred. that is a lot of influenza activities so we expect it several more weeks of the flu this season. >> reporter: dominant has been h3n2 and while health officials say is there less of that virus circulating they are seeing more influenza b. >> h3 and two effects more older folks with high hospitalization and death rates but influenza b effects those that are younger. is there still a fair amount of influenza to go, probably until mid-april. >> reporter: health experts are continuing to urge everyone who has not gotten a flu shot to get one and they say sick people should stay home to prevent spreading the virus. the cdc says that 13 more

children have died, bringing the number of pediatric flu deaths to 97 this season. cdc says about half of those children did not have underlying conditions and only a quarter of them, had been vaccinated. tough season, yes, still a lot of sick people around but we can see the end at the light of the long tunnel. >> thanks, stephanie. ribbon cutting marked opening of the new space for pediatric patients at cooper university hospital in camden. pediatric infusion center is design to provide children and their families with the warm, welcoming environment while the children receive treatment $400,000 donation to the cooper foundation from the john kostic foundation funded the new place. st. christopher's hospital for children concluded annual celebration of the black history month with a special event today, hospital held a lunchand a performance buy unity equals one gospel choir. guest speaker was philadelphia police commissioner richard

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in recognition of black history month we honor game changer making positive impact of communities of color in our area kyw news radio, cherri gregg took a trip to west

philadelphia where a mother is fighting gun violence in the name of a lost loved one. >> reporter: meet johnson-corel. >> a warrior woman going head to head with gun violence. >> twenty-six days after my son died, his only child was born. >> reporter: powerful, voice at rallies and in city council , her battle began after mother of four moved her family to delaware county, to see the violence in southwest philadelphia but she learn, it wasn't enough. >> january 15th, 2011, i buried my son. >> reporter: her youngest, charles andre johnson was gunned down in philadelphia in a case of mistaken identity. he was 18. >> devastating. it was devastating. >> i worry about my son. >> reporter: movita who also who her father to gun violence

funneled her grief in the non- profit that, supports families of victims of homicide. >> i wish these family didn't go through this. >> reporter: she and her volunteers fun the effort, helping victims through the process. >> the family may need food, help with utilities. >> reporter: they work with hundreds of youth, most likely to kill, and lobby lawmakers for better control. last month the u penn educated social worker was name victim services supervisor for philadelphia d.a.'s office. >> homicide survivor has never sat in that seat before. >> reporter: she's hoping more would join the fight. >> there is a lot of people who look at gun violence and say it is not in my backyard, i don't have to worry bit, what do you say. >> there is nobody that will come in and save us, from this we have to save ourselves. >> reporter: armed with the family's love for her lost son she's changing the game with the push to stop the killing. cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". movita is making changes. >> indeed. >> love it. kate bilo joins us now as we head in the weekend. >> it is a foggy, glummy, misty start of the weekend. it will be warm over the weekend, bad news don't have the umbrella too far from your grasp at anytime because we have a chilly weekend heading our way, chilly to start the weekend, temperatures will gradually rise but when it is soggy, damp outside you cannot get outside and enjoy temperatures heading back in the 70's just because it is so bleak out there, lets take a look speaking of bleak, a look down at cape may tonight and wow, look at the fog that has developed, barely see headlights of the cars going wye on the road there everything in fog as that warm air movers in. visibility will drop tonight. it will be very safe out there out on the roads, garden state parkway i cannot imagine is much better then what the road s look like in cape may right now and there will be patchy dense fog all across the area this evening. lets take a lot our eyewitness

weather watchers. they have been reporting some chilly, damp, dreary conditions, taking a look at some rainfall amounts across the region. we will start with that. you can see not a whole lot of rain, .18 inches at eileen murray's house, .09 at bill's house, .12 in willow grove, .06 in phil's house and .17 in cardington at bill layden's house. my, drizzle, showers, and temperatures looking at the map are only, once again, in the 40's. i want to show you right now 40's across the map, ugly pictures from our weather watchers. i don't mean that the pictures are ugly but what they are depicting is pretty ugly. look at that damp gray sky, as allen says, nasty day out there and this is what the whole area looks like, the deck all wet, lot of rain there. not ice, not snow, but snow. the rain will be here for the next two days. here's another lot an ugly sight in the city of philadelphia you can barely

see split with so much fog in the delaware river. can't see the sky line looking live from the palmyra cove nature park. so, if you are heading out tonight, it is friday night, we have plans outside on the town, grabbing dinner and movie, maybe shifted your last saturday night dinner plans because of all of that snow just be safe, out on the road, no snow but lots of fog and mist and drizzle. steady rain has moved out and focus on that area, it is mainly across northern new jersey, lehigh valley has cleared out for now a few more showers heading that way but here's the system impacting us for weekend and bringing more rain and look at this 5.29 inches of rain so far in february, and we have had rain , the majority of the days , and we will add another day of rain here and yet another day of rain here but look at the difference here. we have had 5.29 inches of rain, that is well above average for february but we have only had 1.4 inches of snow and that is well below average, the average of 7.7, so it has been a very wet month, when it hasn't been is

a snowy movement pretty decent trade off. overnight, a couple of showers , mist, drizzle, steadier showers tomorrow morning. tomorrow, not a total wash out but tomorrow night into sunday is when we will start to see some heavier rain pushing through. here we go sunday 1:00 a.m. and that will continue as a cold front comes through at 9:00 o'clock on sunday morning weekend not looking great but mild, spotty showers tomorrow and then heavier rain likely especially earlier in the day on sunday. the good news, it is warm. best news, the warmth stays, rain does not, we will start next week on a very spring- like note, 60's monday and tuesday with some sun, near 60 wednesday, rain chances by end of next week but every day in the seven day forecast is well above average for february, ukee and jessica >> and if you are looking to escape the rain, how about seeing a movie. >> new comedy starring jason bateman and rachel mcadams come out today and here's entertainment tonight's cameron mathieson with a preview of game night. >> game night goes wrong for

jason bateman and rachel mc adams in their new comedy. >> we're taking game night up a notch. we don't need a board, we do not need pieces. >> play anni. played by lovely and amazing jason bateman. we are a competitive couple. we fell in love over trivia night. >> what is the name of the purple, tell i tubby. >> you are both correct. >> reporter: kyle chandler is max's brother and invites them to the murder mystery parity. >> someone in this room will be taken. >> whoever finds the victim wins the grand prize a keys to the stingray. >> just the key. >> no, the whole car. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: but things go south fast and they realize it is not i game any more. >> are you like, a game night person in real life. >> i am personal project on set the cast could not help cracking each other up, during the scenes.

>> look right in the camera there. >> reporter: yes. >> vibe off camera when you are doing a comedy is really pretty light, you can, you can finish a text message, still after the slate has already been hid and as director is saying action you can put your phone in your pocket and do a comedy. >> ready, set, go. >> reporter: from fighting, to car chase is it is also packed with action scenes and jason says he was always prepared. >> a lot of stretching and a lot of tapping your stunt double on the shoulder and saying you are up. >> one idea so crazy. >> crash a car in the plane and then take a tree. >> did that and take a tree, um. >> you missed it. >> thanks, babe. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm cameron mathieson. >> i'm a big jason bateman fan >> check it out. >> on this dreary friday an exhibition of beautiful artwork. >> it is a black history month

celebration, tori. >> reporter: that is right, it is opening night of the black arts festival take a look behind me we are live from cathedral village and guess what there is a lot of art on display and there is a lot of meaning behind it coming up we will meet the man

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works of five highly regarded artists are on display at a philadelphia retirement community in honor of black history month. >> vittoria woodill comes from frustrates live, where a group of senior citizens is proving it is never, too old, to learn something new, again, tori. >> reporter: yeah, they say here at cathedral village they do things out of the box, that is why one man had this idea, of a few years ago. to display the works of black artists in a way, where all of his community, could take in these works of art and maybe, take with them, a little message of how to continue ton take a look.

>> ♪ >> we try to do this diversity thing every place all around us. it is catching on. >> reporter: for a few years cathedral village retirement center in philadelphia has been commemorating black history month with the black art festival... >> all of us artists like to show our wears and what we do so we appreciate this being here. >> reporter: if you saw this festival thrown by the seniors , would be a few ease ills, think again, it has a spotlight gallery, sensational works of art by local black artists and room filled with artifacts, from all over the world, cure rated by this community of residents. >> they go all around the world, residents and their younger years and they bring their gifts in. >> reporter: festival was founded by reverend robert polk. >> for year with no black art here at all until three years ago. they didn't necessity any black people. >> reporter: almost 90 year-old resident who has an incredible resistance begins the same old, same old.

>> we ignore what people have color of done through the years and this was a way of bringing those gifts together and we're all sharing them. >> reporter: relentless passion to help his community, understand, that inclusiveness happens with the head, and the heart. >> seniors here will say to me i don't know where i was during civil rights crisis, i was having babies. i didn't get involved. so they don't necessity anything about it. this is one tiny, tiny step of helping people who are here to understand. we were growing up as kids, as blacks, the only way we felt like we could get over is if our parents would teachers would tell us would be exposure and education. knowing what the white people are doing, we know more about you then you know about us. >> reporter: that was the first time that i ever heard anything explains in that way and i think that is what is

important about the story that we did today because a lot of this was sparked by reverend having an idea to inspire others and now everyone here can be inspired by his message and by art, so it was a very hum blink day, a very enlightening day, and i feel really great being here, you guys, i hope you felt it too tonight there is a lot of entertain entertainment, is there a jazz performance tonight and then they have events all over the weekend. it will be bumping here at the cathedral village. >> historic, inspiring, educational, i could go on and on. >> great, great. that will do it for "eyewitness news" 59:00. >> now at 6:00. >> reporter: days after a four alarm fire, forever changed this section of philadelphia, a plan is now in place, with what will happen to these buildings, i'm greg argos here in olde city, i'll tell you exactly what that is and when it will happen. more than a dozen buses, burned as flames ripped through a school district lot in lehigh county what the damage means for students

in lehigh county what the damage means for students monday (closed captioning is being provided as a public service by cn8.) a high school basketball player who said she was benched for wearing her hajob, aim's neat a oh and the rules that she wants moved back. dreary friday, and we are in store for a wet weekend, but i'll tell but the good news waiting this weekend and into next week as well all right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. trying to preserve history , days after fire, destroyed an olde city building, crews will work to preserve, a piece of the past. that story coming up, in just a moment. good evening, i'm ukee washington. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. class necessary one lehigh county school district were cans told day, after a massive fire there destroyed part o