and adam joseph with more and dave roberts. next at 4:00.e able to have students come in and we do a social studies project and it was connected to language arts and it was connected to math. we educated in such an interdisciplinary way that educated the whole child. the testing shouldn't be in the driver's seat. i should be in the driver's seat. i should be directing my students in a way that's helping them make connections not just for an assessment but for life. >>> here at the big board with the big talkers, in houston, texas, a manager at popeyes was fired because she refused to pay back money after the store was robbed on her watch. you can see the robber in this surveillance video force her and other employees to the ground demanding money she says she handed over $400 from the cash register her boss's said she violated policy by leaving too much money in the registers in the first place and was given two choices, pay the money back or lose your job. >> in houston, the dad that has the bloggersphere fired up with him. this dress got h

dave brennan and robert vile have not been found. the coast guard recovered two bodies of people from santa rosa. >>> a security researcher was pulled from a you nighted airlines flight after he spoke out about hacking a plane's electron neck system. now he is in san francisco for a security conference after taking another airline. katie spoke with chris roberts today and joins us live from the newsroom tonight. katie? >> chris roberts is a frequent flier and he tries to find weaknesses in security systems in order to help improve them. united airlines says his work goes too far. chris roberts looks like a bodyguard, but his strengths are in researching security systems. most recently those of airlines. >> i am looking at the entertainment system and going i know this can still be breached. why isn't it fixed several years after we have had the conversation. >> on a united airlines flight roberts' frustrations boiled over. he jokingly tweeted about making the oxygen masks on the plane deploy. >> the tweet was pretty blunt. it should

robert kupeberk. he is our fan of the day. he wins two tickets to see the dave matthews band. >> now time to follow robert's lead and become our next wusa9 facebook fan of the day. next week's fans each win a pair of tickets to see josh groban in concert at constitution hall. just go to our facebook page and fill out the form. erica? >> the sun is deceiving today because the wind and boy, these temperatures are making it feel awfully chilly down to the freezing mark with that windchill factor and we're only going to warm up to about 60 degrees throughout the metro area with all that sunshine is failing to get our temperatures warmer. we'll talk about the cool temperatures and more rain ahead in the forecast. wó >>> welcome back. it's 36 in gaithersburg. 43 culpeper. not bad but 37 this hagerstown and frederick as well. when you factor in the wind, it feels even colder than that. in areas the windchill is in the upper 20s early this morning. not muscle after rebound. only getting up to 60 degrees this afternoon. that will be your 5:00 p.m. temperature as well. th

announce sod stars expected to appear they include, george clooney, oprah winfrey, julia robert howard stern, and the dave matthews ban. new there is no word which stars will appear during letterman's final episode which is scheduled for 20th of may. >>> you can watch the late show with david letterman at cbs-3 at 11:35 right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> what a beautiful monday it has turned out to be. in fact almost like a carbon copy of last monday. phillies opening day when temperatures got to the mid 70's and then turn breezy in the afternoon. the that is exactly what is happening today. lets check with our weather watchers. you can see these numbers. some spots people at their home weather stations reporting temperatures close to 80 degrees. the here's one at bill layden's house in cordington. he is at 79. sunny warm and a breeze. could not ask for a better day. it is gorgeous out there. with the south wind, and they are pulling in cold air, and, from the ocean water. any shore towns along the the coast we are feeling the chill. another, bill goodrow in pleasantville, new jersey 58 degrees a

dave weigel, stay safe in baltimore. thanks. after the break, what chief justice john roberts and his cohorts in the court said about same-sex marriagen the supreme court today. we have it all on tape, right after this. ♪ john: landmark cases at the supreme court are like vin scully calling a double-header -- you know you're in for a long haul, but you savor every word of it. we will play some of the best bites from inside the supreme court oral arguments on gay marriage today. let's start with what was said by justice anthony kennedy who many consider to be the crucial swing vote in this particular case and this issue. justice kennedy: when you think about these cases, you think about words or cases. the word that keeps coming back to me is millennia, plus time. first of all, there has not been really time for the federal system to engage in this debate. the separate states. on a larger scale, it has been -- it was about the same time between brown and loving lawrence and this case. john: greg, justice kennedy is somebody who people on the pro-gay marriage side have counted on as a safe vote. there he was expressing skepticism about

dave weigel, stay safe in baltimore. thanks. after the break what chief justice john roberts and his cohorts in the court said about same-sex marriagethe supreme court today. we have it all on tape, right after this. ♪ mark: landmark cases of vistaprint court are like vin scully calling a double-header. we will play some of the best buys from inside the supreme court oral arguments on gay marriage today. let's start with what was said by justice anthony kennedy who many consider to be the crucial swing vote in this particular case and this issue. justice kennedy: when you think about these cases, you think about words and cases. the word they keep coming back to me is millennia plus time. first of all, there is not been really time for the federal system to engage in this debate. the separate states. on a larger scale, it has been -- about the same time between brown and loving, lawrence and this case. about 10 years. there is time for the scholars and the commentators and the bar and the public to engage. 10 years, i don't even know how to count the decimals. millennia -- this definition has been with us for millennia. it is very d

diane roberts joining us with the latest from tampa. what's up, d? >> reporter: hi, dave. down here in tampa where the maryland terrapin women arrived last night, so this is their first full day, they've seen the sun, sand and surf in all of its glory but promise not to let that be a distraction. earlier today they hung out at the hotel beach, had a little down time soaking up some of the rails. they needed that down time. they've won 28 straight games, but later in the afternoon it was all business, back to work, their first plea ahead of sunday night's game against two time first practice ahead of sunday night's game against the two time first practice. they've given up their cell phones for the entire tournament. >> that goes back to talking to outside people, family, friends. you don't talk to anyone, so all you have is the people in this program. those are the only people you have on that court. >> i think when you can minimize distractions, it means a lot and for this team to really buy in and understand that they need to stay locked in shows you in terms of just how

. >> dave has put together a fantastic line up of final guests, tonight see robert downey junior on thew, satellite radio and tv personality, christmas math dog ruso and great elvis costello. >> cbs is celebrating dave's legendary late night career with the 90 minute prime time special, david letterman: a life on television. it will be hosted by ray romano and that will air monday may fourth at 9:30 right here on cbs-3. >> a lot of fun. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 we are following some breaking news, police investigating at a camden recycling plant after a disturbing discovery is made there. we have got details next in a live report. >>> also there is a rabies warning now in south jersey, after officials captured a fox, that tested positive for the disease. we will tell you what experts say you need to do to keep your family and your pets, safe. >>> the kathy? >>> chris, talk about a throw back thursday, we're throwing back in the weather department, back to winter-like conditions. we're near record cold and a freeze warning in effect, i'll show you how long i

dave. >> absolutelily it is. >> 30 days of mourning for a fallen philadelphia police officer sergeant robert wilson coming to annd with emotional ceremony this morning. sergeant wilson was kill last month while trying to stop at a robbie at a philadelphia game stop in north philadelphia. officials say wilson drew fire away from innocent bystanders inside the store. today mayor nutter giving his sister the american flag which flew over the city during the official mourning period. commissioner charles ramsay talking about what an able credible month this has been. >> i struggle a lot when it comes to trying to understand i admit i struggle with my faith and i'm -- i'm a believer, a spiritual person and but i struggle because some of the stuff just doesn't make sense to me. >> wilson's 10-year-old son was in school didn't not attend the ceremony this morning. >>> philadelphia police have charged a man they say fired a gun inside a crowded rec center. 26-year-old maurice tavaras turned himself in to police this afternoon. police say he's the coach of a 17 and under basketball team and during a game saturday aftern

diane roberts has been in tampa all week long with maryland and she joins us live now. what's up d? >> reporter: hi dave believe. we are just one day away from the terrapin final four appearance with the uconn huskies. uconn, a team that has been there and done that. they won nine of the last 14 women's championships. but as the saying goes, you have to play the game. first things first. they started today on the practice court. because practice makes perfect. that is what they were doing this afternoon. their first action on the court where they are going to play tomorrow night. the team seemed loose and light hearted. they were knocking down buckets. something they hoped to repeat tomorrow. >> we are trying to come up here and get a feel for the court. a lot of us are knocking shots down. we got our legs up under us. >> you guys are a 20 plus underdog. do you care about any of that? >> i don't think so. once we get in between the lines, it is us and them. we have to give it all we got. >> reporter: well the goal is to survive and advance. in order for maryland to do that, they have to get past two tim

roberts tom hanks howard stern even oprah. >>> there you go. ton night 2015 masters champ jordan spieth is joining daveer his big within this weekend. you can stay tuned for the late show right here on cbs3 at 11:35. it happens right after "eyewitness news". kathy, i know you were watching master. >> the masters yes. historic. what a great role model jordan has ties to the delaware valley. bees l have more on that sports. talking weather a great day to be outside. >> it was perfect. >> we would love to keep this for while. but, not in the stars for us. >> no, not at all. we're talking about temperatures that are going to be mild but not quite as warm as it was today. today one of the warmest days of the entire year. take a look outside where we have conditions that are pretty comfortable. this is the view, of course, city hall. billy penn on top. with a few clouds rolling through. we have a cold front that's approaching and that is going to impact us tomorrow. how it will impact you? it really depends on where you live. take a look at our temperatures. right now philadelphia 62. the poconos 58. allento

. >>> if you'd like to help make robert's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the daveon, go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> all right. our weather right now, big difference than a few hours ago. we had rain that moved in overnight. temperatures in the 60s, a cold front came through, the showers moved out. now we're looking at much cooler air across the area. weather headlines, we're seeing clearing skies, more sunshine as we go throughout this saturday. also windy. windy this morning. windy this afternoon and evening. winds gusting near 40 miles per hour and more rain in your seven-day. looking outside, we are windy, we're also looking at mostly cloudy skies across the area. 51 right now in philadelphia. winds out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour that is sustained, not gusting. so look at your winds, wind gusts across the area at 34 miles per hour in philadelphia, up to 34 mile per hours in wilmington. 21 mile per hour wind gusts in glassboro.

. >> if you would like to help make robert's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, sponsored by the dave thomas foundation just go to our website, nbc10.com, and search wednesday's child. or you can call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> well a beautiful start to this easter sunday. some areas started off in the 30s this morning, but it will be a mild day for us, as we go through the afternoon. plenty of sunshine warmer as we go into tomorrow. good news for the phillies home opener. it's going to stay dry, too. more rain as we go into the next seven days. so we'll see rain stretch across quite a few days. mid-40s now through the lehigh valley. 50 now in philadelphias and wilmington much of south jersey and delaware now in the low-50s. so the sun is starting to warm things up a bit. as we go through your easter sunday afternoon, temperatures will be topping out in about the low-60s. by noon today, around 57 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. around 61 degree. the weather is looking pretty perfect for an easter egg hunt. we may be dealing with a very few light showers up in the pocono

dave has 66 degrees, ed connor in chesterfield new jersey, 65. peter in lawrenceville still at 69 degrees this hour. little bit cooler in clementon, new jersey at roberthouse where we have 62 degrees, also david dutch in clementon mid 60's. levittown william has 70 degrees this hour. another sign of summer, this picture send in by walter. he's been hanging out in cape henlopen today down in delaware and looking pretty good. this is a low tide shot, llewes delaware cape henlopen. people hanging out on the beach getting a suntan this afternoon. let's talk about our temperatures, what's going to happen as far as the change goes across the next 24 hours. we'll be dealing with temperatures back to the lower and mid 60's for afternoon highs on sunday. so, let's take you out to our maps and see what's happening. first of all let's go to the ben franklin bridge. again, all is quiet so a comfortable evening across the delaware valley. temperature right now in philadelphia 71 officially but notice the cool air to the north. 58 scranton, 60 in state college. that's that cold front that pushes south tonight. so, we get that colder air coming into the forecast for

robert in the morning. we have a lot of fools songs today. thank you. was that nelson or dave? dave? ken did it. ken! you stepped up to the plate. >>> clear skies, cold out there. 30s, colder lows, tomorrow morning as well. breezy today. not as windy, but another little piece of energy that has to scoot through. it will bring up the rain sunday. yep, its coming. maybe monday, tuesday as well going to go colder. 38 fair field, napa is 35. a lot of 40s, 50s, san francisco, these are the first time we've seen lows near average, need to get down to 47, 48. i've seen a will the of 30s, west of palo alto. boulder creek at 39. a little bit of a northwest 15, things have calmed down considerably. still westerly, northeast, this little piece of energy has to slide by won't be until late morning early afternoon. 52 the water temp that's what it should be. that's what it should be. keep an eye, monterey, down to 55. they've been 56, 57, 58, this is good. we need the colder water. a little rain is possible, that system not a lot to it. they are they are, checking in 21, 40 in arcadia, a little coolness has final

dave cortese spoke of the service and compared johnson's values to cesar chavez and said johnson's death also left millions broken hearted. live in san jose robertda, nbc news. >> showing the procession passing through the thousands of officers. it was gripping to see it from the ground level, even here from the chopper level. it was their way, the officers to unite and to honor and really to move forward. this procession started in los gatos, went through campbell and ultimately right there out of the front door of the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. it was also an opportunity for regular people in the community to show their support for officer johnson and all officers. a bit like the july. people waving their american flags, saluting the procession and placing their hand over their heart. nbc bay area's michelle roberts continues our coverage from the san jose police department. michelle, you saw all of this firsthand? >> yeah, that's right. it was such an emotional day. and for many out there who couldn't make to it the memorial, some came here this afternoon to drop off flowers and cards. in fact two of his friends stopped by a short ti

dave: i do read things other than "the washington post," but there was a fascinating column by roberton on the idea of down to the budget, and in essence, the argument was neither party -- it would be very hard to do without either party having to swallow a fair amount of ideology republicans eating to admit that without tax increases, big and probably dangerous cuts in defense are inevitable. democrats needing to concede that all the spending for the elderly is not sacrosanct, although i choke when i say that as you see the color of my hair. what is your view about the level of hypocrisy that is involved in calling for a balanced budget amendment, when we know that voters want more spending than they are willing to pay for. senator lee: i do not know if it is fair to call it hypocrisy. i think these are difficult questions. difficult, weighty questions. they also would involve an overarching question that looks at the amount of debt that we have a community about $18 trillion. in fact, we are paying about 200 $85 billion in interest on that debt. that is a lot of money. scary part is

daves. bill: one of the students said if you were christian you were shot on the spot. that's a quote. patti ann: a top democratic senator is set to appear in court after senator robert menendez was indicted on kroptioncorruptionand conspiracy. >> i'm outranged the investigators at the justice department were tricked into starting this investigation by false allegations by those with a polit to silence me. but i will not be silenced. patti ann: doug mckelway is live in washington with more for us. what more can you tell us about the indictment? >> reporter: these charges go a lot farther than we initially learned this month. his friend salomon melgen is also charged with 13 counts. this began in 2010 when me then debts accepted trips on melgen's private plane. it's and he he accepted domestic and international flights on private jets, first class airfares. use of a villa. a stay at a luxury paris hotels meals, golf outings and contributions to an illegal defense fund. they say he concealed document from melgen and the senator intervened in a dispute the doctor had with medicare and medicaid billing. and it was so melgen could sell medical equipment in a company he ha