chris van cleve for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. good saturday night everyone. hope you enjoyed the day today and are enjoying these mild temperatures. don't get used it to. we'll get one more day then bring back some wintry weather into the region. now our weather watchers they're saying it felt like spring today today. it did at least compared to what it's been in the past few days. high temperatures in the upper 40s. holding in the low to mid 30s right now. not terribly cold. they have cloud cover over us keeping that heat kind of right down the surface. sorry we're having a hard time dropping more than freezing mark right now. barbara in willow grove checks in with 33 degrees this hour. jim royersford he's at freezing. greg in marshaltown, delaware, checks in at cooler 31 degrees much that's one of the cold spots root now. steven in robbinsville, new jersey at 33 degrees. here we go. philadelphia phil has 34. at 30 eileen murray checks in gilbertsville and tony in townsend delaware, coming in 29 degrees. newark, delaware, 27 checked in by delores lee. there

cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: little moby is recovering from the measles. the his mother realized he was sick last week. >> he was super hot with bumps on the chest and back of his head. >> reporter: at four months old the infant is too young to be vaccinated. his parents think he caught the disease at disney land in january and they are urging everyone to get vaccinated. >> breast-feeding, formula or cloth verse paper. this isn't a very personal choice. when you make this choice you are putting others at risk. >> reporter: cbs the news has confirmed more than 166 measles cases in 18 states. >> since january 1st we've already had more measles cases this year, then we have had in most full years, since 2,000. >> reporter: on capitol hill doctor ann, of the centers for disease control blamed the out break on small pockets of communities that choose not to vaccinate for religious or philosophical reasons. >> most have high immunization rates but just these newer communities where parents are opting out. >> reporter: she responded to lingering fears vaccines c

chris van cleve, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> former patriots star aaron hernandez was caught onamera and in a good mood just before prosecutors say that he killed a man. surveillance video was played in court showing the former patriots dancing at a gas station about an hour before the the murder of odin lloyd. co-defendant was also wearing a white towel around his shoulders in that video and white towel was found near lloyd's body. prosecutors have not said who shot lloyd but they do say hernandez orchestrated his murder. >>> well 1:00 a.m. thursday possessing a small amount of marijuana became legal in the district of columbia. alaska also legalized marijuana this week but in d.c. there are caveats in a ongoing dispute between local government ape some in congress is threatening the law. craig boswell is in washington. >> reporter: washington d.c. resident adam lit up in front of the cameras on thursday. he led the effort to get the district of columbia's initiative 71 passed. >> tell me what you are holding. >> i'm holding 2 ounces of marijuana a report are report ate allows

the chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new to a vacation nightmare, south jersey couple gets stuck on the cruise ship with noro virus out break not once but twice. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has their unbelievable story. >> i was one and done. >> reporter: ed and his wife bash yard trying to destress after a cruise that was their second dose of disaster. >> i didn't want to waste that money. i wanted to use that voucher up. >> reporter: couple had a $400 room credit with royal caribbean after a trip was cut short because of are ino virus. january 24th they started their trip aboard the ship but they too got a letter saying some passengers on the last sailing had stomach illnesses. >> i looked at my friend and said we are not going to that cruise and this boat will turn around early. they all laughed. >> reporter: you were right. >> to the t. >> reporter: soon rooms throughout the ship had quarantine stickers and happy cruz are made way for clean up crews. >> we didn't want to get sick again because i was sick the first time and ruin the whole vacat

cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: three for ebb born men living in the you had were charged wednesday with trying to aid is lame i can state militant in syria and wage war against their adopted country. two suspects, are facing a judge in new york charged with planning to join isis overseas. a third, was a arrested in jacksonville, florida. fbi the director james comby says terrorist are appealing to troubled soles through social media. >> you will find a life of meaning. if you cannot come kill somebody where you are. >> reporter: according to the complaint want suspect intended to do that posting is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated mortars anyway while here. to shoot obama and then get ourselves shot. will it do? that will strike fear in the heart of the inn federal dells. the fbi arrested one of the men early wednesday morning here in new york's kennedy airport as he tried to board the flight in turkey. second suspect was planning to make the trip, possibly as relevant i as this weekend. authorities say that the suspects were encouraged to kil

chris van cleve is at the cbs broadcast center in new york with more on simon's life and career. such a loss chris, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. it is a very sad morning here at the cbs broadcast center. the the news came as a shock, bob simon was within of the best in the business. he was a fearless reporter for decade took our viewers in the heart of conflict and the stories that would touch our hearts. >> i'm bob simon. >> reporter: it doesn't seem right that a report shore survived close calls in war zones around the world even 40 days as a prisoner of war in iraq would go this way, a car accident in new york city. >> general call me a fool. >> reporter: bob simon was a legendary news man a gifted story teller honored with 27 emmy award full bright scholar and one time foreign service officer with that powerful voice of truth. >> soldiers and teenagers were playing catch with tear gas grenades. >> he looked so dashing he was the epitome of a foreign correspondent. he was brave. he would go places you would probably shouldn't have gone. >> reporter: simon came

the chris van cleve joins us at the cbs broadcast center in insuring with a look back at simon's career. just such a loss chris. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. it is a loss and virginia sad day in the broadcast center. i wanted to share some stuff you probably don't know about bob simon. we know he was a fearless report her took our viewers in the heart of the conflict and did stories at the aim time that touched our hearts but some interesting things about bob the bulk of his reporting was done overseas. his voice mail said i'm out of the office and may be for months. he was the type of reporter when there was a story, he got the on the plane and went. one interesting thing he spent a long time in the middle east. he and his wife would play doubles ten business itsock ra thebin and he found when he left prime minister wynn back at his house, and he was getting information for a story, out of lose ago this tennis match. the key there was to lose so ultimately he could win just one of the many, many store we are sharing today about bob simon. >> i'm bob simon. >> reporter: it