as "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon explains, it is about much more than just a game. >> reporter: outside, the tough streets of the wilmington delaware, inside library ate thomas edison charter school. >> just something good in my heart and soul. >> reporter: even playing field a chess board. >> we attend these national tournaments, you don't see, minorities and some of the toughest areas, and, in the state, but they understand that it is not, and. >> reporter: they are going to indianapolis, april 15th, for the national junior high championship. and it is been to nationals before and they have also won before. >> villanova is trying to win their second title will in 30 years. we're trying to win our second title in three years. >> reporter: for students here at thomas edison the game of chess is more than just about play, in fact, it is an opportunity to check mate, this perceptions and stereotypes, about playing of the game. >> and a lot of people think we're not very good but that if they lower their expectations, on the board, we will usually win. >> reporter: overcoming chal

of leaders today at the golf cooperation council following meetings yesterday with things -- king solomon of saudi arabia. the white house is that included ten of the administration's top players, among them the defense secretary askari, national security adviser susan rice and the head of the cia john brennan. counterterrorism on the top of the list of that agenda. the president's trip to saudi arabia comes amid two debates at home surrounding 28 pages. those of the classified document seen by a small group of lawmakers many of whom investigated the lead up to 9/11. the suggestion of some that the documents could show the saudi government at some level could have had some link in the september 11th terrorist attack. former iraq envoy paul bremer told neil cavuto he thinks those contents should be made public. >> i don't understand the president's concern. he would have quite an impact on the way americans view the saudi's. in the end, it should be what it should be. >> reporter: administration officials said the issue did not come up in the meeting between the president and king solomon.

yue: solomon yue, republican national committee man for oregon.efore i state my motion i would like to say thank you, mr. chairman ash, for standing up for the dissenting voice, i'm very, very grateful and i am also grateful right now i will be heard. my motion is very, very simple and for transparency, i would like to move to amend rule 30 and to read as follows. should i read it? mr. ash: sure. mr. yue: the rules of the house of representatives of the united states shall be the rules of the convention except that the current authorized addition of robert's rules of order, newly revised robert's rules of order shall be the rules for the convention and for the committees and subcommittees of the convention. insofar as they are applicable and not inconsistent with the rules set forth provided, however, that convention may adopt its own rules concerning the reading of the committee reports and resolutions. mr. ash: for clarification's sake, actually, i think, if i'm understanding your motion, it is to strike the first sentence that's all underlined,

yue: solomon yue, republican national committee man for oregon. before i state my motion i would like to say thank you, mr. chairman ash, for standing up for the dissenting voice, i'm very, very grateful and i am also grateful right now i will be heard. my motion is very, very simple and for transparency, i would like to move to amend rule 30 and to read as follows. should i read it? mr. ash: sure. mr. yue: the rules of the house of representatives of the united states shall be the rules of the convention except that the current authorized addition of robert's rules of order, newly revised robert's rules of order shall be the rules for the convention and for the committees and subcommittees of the convention. insofar as they are applicable and not inconsistent with the rules set forth provided, however, that convention may adopt its own rules concerning the reading of the committee reports and resolutions. mr. ash: for clarification's sake, actually, i think, if i'm understanding your motion, it is to strike the first sentence that's all underline

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live outside city hall with a look at the two commissioners, one of whom tonight is making history. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. that is right. this is first time that we met the new philadelphia fire commissioner, he says that he is eager for the role and eager to move in the role but recognized that there will be challenges. the prison's commissioner she's known within the prison system but this new role is historic one for philadelphia. he is the first, female prison commissioner in philadelphia history. >> i was excited there was a woman we picked because i do believe there needs to set aid tone with some of the people in our custody that it is not just about punishment but redemption and it business moving forward in their lives. >> reporter: lance carney a lincoln university in bryn mawr college graduate started her career at philadelphia prison system in 1995. she says that her role is to continue, lowering the prison population, while helping those who want to be helped. >> when we're providing entry services and we want high ri

. >>> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. well, some strong storms already moved in through part of our area, so what is in store for the rest of the friday? right over to katie. just talking about it, not very fun at all for april? >> not at all, especially what's coming up here, if you were like okay, now we hit april, time for spring time weather, hold on, i know you said were you about ready to put on the winter gear, in general, i don't think you should do that yet, guys. because we do actually still have some very chilly weather waiting for us here, down the pike, and it comes courtesy after series of fronts, so, first and for most, what is happening right now somewhat of adjust stormy afternoon. we have already as rahel mentioned seen pretty nasty storms rumble in. see the last three hour loop on storm scan, cape may count any severe thunderstorm warning, now not only weakened somewhat, but the brunt of it moved out to sea, not done yet folks. entire front needs to cross through, the back edge of this starting to becom

our rahel solomon is live the at the airport with the look inside one of those planes, rahel. >> reporter: brooke, good have afternoon. things are starting to look much more like normal here at phl, faa officials tell me both main runways are back reopened but earlier around 8:00 this morning, a very different scene as there was major concern, as two flights did have to make emergency landings. the incident happened within minutes of each other, first involve republic airlines 4518 flight which reportedly some steering problems. airport spokeswoman says that the issue resolved itself, and the plane landed here safely at its intended destination. the second incident on american eagle piedmont flight 4801 sparking much more concern after the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit and cabin, just before its scheduled landing here at phl. i want to show you what a passenger tweeted a photo of himself with the oxygen mask and and passengers on the runway. we can tell you there were 50 passengers and four crew on game the flight from richmond international airport. we're told one person was treate

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. >> solomon, ronald and miller are all from northern st louis county and have been out protesting theel brown shooting. but it wasn't just about michael brown, they told us. they were angry at about something more profound than that. >> they just harass, they just treat you like you don't belong. >> who do? the police? >> yea, the police? >> we've got two strikes: black and male. so all we got to do is a miss a blinker and we're stressed out in the middle of the street. >> that's what people say? two strikes? >> you make a face at a cop, strike 3 you're out. you're going to jail for something. >> what these young men were talking about is more than just a "perception" of unfair treatment from police. >> they have no connection to them culturally, other than as police officers patrolling the area and enforcing the law. >> adolphus pruitt is head of the local naacp chapter which filed a federal civil rights complaint in late 2013 against the st louis county police for disproportionately targeting blacks. >> a young black kid can live in an urban area and when he leaves his house and he'

. >> that is for sure, our rahel will solomon reports. >> reporter: it the is a season most wild cat fans won't soon forget. the philadelphia parade, particularly a special day for blue bell neighbor cindy smith. >> it was one of the greatest childhood memories that i have. >> reporter: you see, the he she was at 1985 parade for villanova mens basketball team when they won the ncaa championship. she was in eighth grade. this this time around she's sharing the experience, with her children. nine year-old addie and 11 year-old luke and family friends iain. >> i watched the game, and the next day my mom let me skip school, and come down to villanova a parade. i figured would i honor the tradition. >> reporter: honor the tradition she did, even letting kid skip school for a day, the kid say they deserve it. they have been waiting to see the team in person, well, ever since chris jenkins shot that three pointer winning the game. >> i was just on my feet, like screaming, it was crazy. >> shot the by jenkins i thought that was really insane. >> reporter: it was a moment for the history book

i spoke to glenn solomon.lenn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus, like consumer online services like e-commerce, connected devices and robotics and clouds. china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third or peopletrepreneurs who have had experience. columnistsof our wrote a new article saying, everyone knows the asia startup bubble half to pop. what is your response to that? what are you seeing on the ground? glenn: we are focused on the startup ecosystem in china and the u.s.. for us, what really matters is the rate of innovation and the opportunity for companies to build businesses that can grow fast. in china, we see that continuing at an incredible pace. if you look at patent china leads, today, in patent applications and has for almost the last decade. there are more patents filed in china than in the u.s. and japan combined. pairs -- ofon two entrepreneurs that are doing interesting things -- that is where we look for new investments. em

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. fatal accident has close add portion of route 38 and cherry hill. it happened around 2:45 this morning, at the church circle. one person died in the single car crash, the accident has closed off traffic on route 38 and in both directions, near church and cooper landing roads. the cause is under investigation. >>> let's check on weather justin dray brick. joining us now with dreary details. >> that's right. at least it is not raining today. but still going to be pretty cloudy. i mean, maybe if you're lucky we get few peaks every sunday shine this afternoon, overall, pattern stays unsettled, on the cool side. check storm scan3 out, nice and dry across the mid-atlantic, northeast, again, rain free today. so mostly cloudy skies, through much of your saturday. a lot of weekends events going on, penn relays, stays dry, temperatures up ear's to low 60s by early afternoon, the science festival, franklin institute, 57 degrees, outdoors, tomorrow, the broad street run, not good. periods of rain

live team three coverage with sports director don bell and reporters leslie van arsdal and rahel solomon. a fun, exciting day. >> it is an amazing day, guys, absolutely tremendous. i think i had one of the best vantage points thaw could of today. i was on top have of one of the double decker buses, we're driving down market street i look out and sea of people, thousands at the time trying to estimate how many people there were, and, last hour the mayor's office releasing a statement saying that they estimate that there was 60,000 people here, showing love, for nova nation. and speaking of the mayor he also had one very important statement to make today as well. >> i jim kenney, mayor of the city of philadelphia do hereby proclaim friday, april 8th, 2016, to be villanova wildcats ncaa mens basketball championship day, congratulations. >> the mayor, making it official, confirming what we already know, it is all about theville know of wildcats, on this friday here in early april. listen, it has been a wild several weeks for the villanova wildcats. their championship run started in brooklyn.

. >>> this sunday april 3rd good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. you may have been woken up early this morning by fast moving thunderstorm overnight. as a result, thousands of utility customers are without power this morning. in pennsylvania lets look the a the numbers. peco has 39,000 customers without power, with montgomery county and chester counties reporting the bulk of them. in new jersey, ac electric has more than 4,000 customers without power, and atlantic and cumberland counties are most affect and pse&g tells bus 500 residents are without power for them and if your power is out what you want to do, of course, is contact your electric company. do not the assume they just know about it. we will turn it over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. what a wild night. >> that cold front, is here and now brought in the cold air. we are seeing more reports of the down branches. >> yes. >> that is what we will be seeing this morning when you wake up, you will note that is on the ground. it is not just from the thunderstorms but s

. >>> today it is sunday april 3rd, good morning i'm's rahel solomon. we have to start with the wicked weather that left a path of destruction a cross the region overnight. lets take a look a lightening strike hit the courtyard marriott the hotel in bensalem. it happened after midnight on the 3200 block of turner drive. check out the damage to that hotel sign, fortunately the lightening did not cause a fire but fire officials tell us that the fourth floor did fill up with smoke and that knocked out power to the entire floor. hotel guests did have to wait inside the lobby until fire officials could give the all clear. >>> and, severe weather knock out power to thousands, so lets take a lot the at numbers in pennsylvania, peco has 39,000 customers, without power, with montgomery and chester counties reporting bulk of them. in new jersey ac electric has more than 4,000 customers without power, and atlantic and cumberland counties are most affect and pse and g tells us 500 resident are without power, now if your power is out you will want to contact your el

. >>> well, today is saturday, april 30th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. can you believe the month is over? meteorologist, justin drabick, joining us, and certainly ending on cool note. >> that will be the best day of the weekends, really not saying much. >> that doesn't make me feel good. >> at least we're dry, that's about the best news i can bring you. >> we'll take it. >> but we'll bring back another storm for the second half of the weekend. so enjoy the dry period right now, if you have outdoor plans this weekend today is the day. still going to be cool. not going to see much sunshine, if at all, but at least the rainfall will hole off for about another 24 hours or so. still chilly, temperatures, boy, look at that, 48 degrees at the airport, so you need that heavier coat out there. northeast wind continues, less than 10 miles per hour, so not really windy, but northeast flow, really bringing in this cooler air. remember the ocean water still chill think time of year. currently 51 degrees in the water, so the air temperature is reflecting that. thirty-

you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.ing treated for smoke inhalation, following a fire in the strawberry mansion neighborhood. the fire, broke out inside of a home on the 2400 block of stanley street around 4:00 this morning. now fire fighters were able to quickly place the fire under control, the cost however is still under investigation. >>> now lets check weather, justin joining us now with umbrellas today, um. >> for the first half of the day still left over moisture with this cold front slowly moving across the region and putting an end to the warm temperatures. we will have to deal with the light rain through much of the region seeing rain and some point this morning, it does get better but skies still staying mostly cloudy and see a few peaks of sun before the the day is done. temperatures noticeably cooler still will mild in the mid 50's, not bad this morning in philadelphia, 40's though north and west in allentown and in reading, so morning showers, today, temperatures in the 50's to lower 60's later this aftern

. >>> and, it is sunday april 24th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. thanks for spending part offer your weekend with us. meteorologist justin drabick is here. weekend played a switch a roo, it started off wet but ending nice, sunny. >> we will have more time when it is nice but we have had rain in the morning. >> it was off a little will bit. >> a little bit. >> not you. >> come on. >> i know, i know. >> we can enjoy today. it is down right perfect, pretty much. we have sunshine out in full display this morning. we are cool, we are waking up to cold temperatures, 30's and 40's. 47 degrees in philadelphia, light wind out of the north 10 . slight wind chill feels like 42 degrees, right now factoring in the win. thirty-nine up in allentown. mid 40's in wilmington and in interior south jersey around millville it is 45 degrees. still chilly, suburbs, willow grove, pottstown, 39, and 36, still in quakertown. there is that wind that out of the north so that is bringing in that cooler dryer air mass but stays light today, pretty much 10 miles an her or less.

it is sunday, april 24th i'm rahel solomon. it is expect to be a beautiful day if you can get out there and enjoy it meteorologist justin drabick joining us now. >> yesterday morning, yesterday afternoon felt like completely different days. i was asleep and felt like i sleep through the day. >> then you woke up in the afternoon an it was all night. >> then too nice and then i had to go back to bed. >> we will start to finish see the sunshine. different story is temperatures. pretty chill think morning. you have to break out heavier coast. we are waking up to 30's in the colder suburbs with you we will have a lot of sunshine and late april, that sunnies strong so that will warm things up. let's check it outside right not, clear skies, 46 degrees at philly international. we have north winds at ten. we have a wind chill. the it feels like lower 40's around philadelphia but the suburbs, may feel like the lower 30's. maybe upper 20's when you get stuck in the wind gusts. forty in allentown. thirty-nine in reading. mid 40's in interi

is saturday, april 9th, thanks for spending part of your weekend with us, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's sends it over to justin drabick, justin, april, talking snow. what? >> i don't control this. >> what are you talking about? >> guys, be nice. >> this could be winter's one last shot here in the delaware valley, i think beyond this, though, we'll get some improvement, more substantial warm ups. but we do have fast moving system, clipper system, you know they don't have a lot of moisture with it, but temperatures just cold enough to support some snow. it is not uncommon to have snow in april. i mean, we had trace of snow already in may here in philadelphia. this is not really big system to talk about. could be a nuisance to travel later on this morning, into the afternoon, what we are talking about, storm scan3, dry over the city, still partly cloudy skies, so actually seeing some stars out there. the clouds will thicken up over the next couple of hours, light snow trying to break out across looks like york county, pennsylvania, just north of baltimore. so, give it another our or

i spoke to glenn solomon.nn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus for us, like consumer and online and mobile services, like e-commerce, connected devices, and robotics, and clouds. we are looking for companies in those sectors. in china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third stint, as entrepreneurs or people who have had experience. it really is a richer ecosystem of entrepreneurs in china for us to go back. emily: one of our columnists wrote a new article saying, everyone knows the asia startup bubble has to pop. what is your response to that? what are you seeing on the ground? glenn: we are focused on the venture capital ecosystem, the startup ecosystem in china and in the u.s. for us, what really matters is the rate of innovation, and the opportunity for companies to build businesses that can grow fast. in china, we see that continuing at an incredible pace. if you look at patent applications in china today, china leads the world in patent

lauren: is president of bother me so king solomon on his fourth trip to saudi arabia's president. relations between u.s. and monarchy have become very tense over different priorities and different different strategies on how to combat terrorism and bring stability to the region. the visit will be followed tomorrow be followed to merit the summit of the gulf cooperation council. trade to fidel made your prayers beach yesterday, created within 50 years ago. he will be 90 soon and his life is nearing an end. he urged party members to help his ideas survive. castro says his brother, raul will remain head of the nation's communist party for at least five more years. despite recent moves towards normalization, president rall castro recently says the united states is the enemy and cuba's foreign minister this week called upon this recent visit to cuba in attack on the foundation of cuba's history, culture. lauren: criminal fires today in the flint michigan water crisis. attorney general bill shooting reportedly able to announce charges in connection with this ongoing investigation. a fel

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, we send it right over to katie fehlinger.? >> it is a good idea to keep it at the ready. today is an active day. we met pretty active pat american general down the road here, let me explain, we go out to storm scan, show you what's up first and for most, pretty solid blob we call it for lack of better word of pretty heavy rain rolling our way from the southwest, and also, from the west, that shows leading edge of the colds front, will help trigger scattered showers, but also, likely, stronger under this earl storm before it is all said and done. already, flirting with 70, it is muggy outside, moisture rich air mass to get us going here, and eventually when the storms pop up could drench you, temperatures start to plummet over the weekend, meisha, over to you. >> going back to 40's, like it or not, we have to do it. >> good morning, everybody, 95 south, girard, where we had the disable tractor-trailer, all among long, and it is still out there. the good news is on the northbound side, that tractor-trailer involving another veh

. >> good morning, i i am a rahel solomon.wo car crash in the university city section of philadelphia has sent six people to the hospital. it happened around 3:45 this morning, at 38th and walnut. police say one of the cars hit a traffic pole and overturned. now we're toll everyone is in stable condition. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >> now, we send it over to justin, justin, the weather this weekend, probably putting damper on plans. >> specially today. it will remain cold throughout the entire weekend, starting to see the rain and snow develop from the south and west. that is going to be the trends over the next few hours, check it out on storm scan3, rain basically from the it i on southward, initially, could change over to snow, early this morning, as women. the best chance to see mainly snow will be from the city on north and west, any accumulation, most likely just on the grassy surfaces, winter weather advisory in effect until 8:00 tonight for areas northwest of the city up through the poconos, from

." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.e moving through pennsylvania, and delaware, ahead of tuesday's primary. democratic hopeful bernie sanders is holding a rally in wilmington. that will be at chase center on river front this afternoon. former president bill clinton will campaign on behalf of his wife hillary, at swarthmore rutledge school in delaware county this morning. later he will be at a middle school in ambler. turning to the forecast, justin joining us now you you may need your umbrella through part of the day. through mid to late morning and sunshine later this have afternoon waking up to dreary conditions, dry right now across the city but more rain on the way. we will take to you berks county live look at kutztown overcast sky getting light rain, nothing heavy, temperature right now 58 degrees. there is batch of rain sitting the two north and west, continues to push through the city until nine or 10:00 o'clock we will be under gun with the chance for some showers, not raining the whole time and sunshine for fo

and certainly president obama is going to walk into that meeting with king solomon today and there's going to be a very frigid atmosphere. the tensions between the two countries have been growing, particularly with the bill that's before congress right now, these 28 pages. what do they contain? should it be made public? that's certainly going to cloud the atmosphere. what president obama hopes to achieve here is to get saudi support and regional support on tackling isis. he wants stability in the region, security in the region. the gulf allies here want a ballistic missile shield against what they consider potential aggression by iran in the future. the saudis rely heavily on u.s. military systems. they're investigating hugely in their defense and security infrastructure here. so what president obama can promise and talk about speeding and expediting the delivery of that ballistic missile system, that's going to iron out some of the wrinkles in the relationship. but really, it's in a very bad place right now, john. >> we'll hear from the president in just a few hours. nic robertson i

the activity we have is in southern maryland and south of leonardtown, colonial beach and south of solomon into ed push off to the east. chilly with some shower bus mainly south of town. bus stop temperatures, to 56, chilly and it will be damp. a yellow weather alert tomorrow and a yellow weather alert friday and an umbrella and could jacket a good idea through the weekend. you might be able to take a walk without a jacket but chilly. and by morning, though, here come the rain and showers once again with the temperatures in the low to mid-50s and sneak in a 49 in frederick, a pretty cold start to an april day. 9:00, 57 in la plata. 58 in fredericksburg. even 55 in winchester. this rain and showers will roll through from i-81 to 95 late in the morning and early in the afternoon. if you are going to lunch, the el 51 downtown at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow and 6:00 p.m., maybe 62 in manassas, so really a raw day tomorrow. low to mid-50swith a few light showers and not talking storms or anything, but just light showers and rain. 57 at 9:00. 57 at 11:00, and 59 at 1:00 p.m. next three days, rinser and r

as our rahel solomon tells us the video has now gone viral. >> it is cell phone video now spread agoross social media, and prompting criticism from some this video just one of the several circulating, capturing the moments after an off-duty police officer shoots a reported robbery suspect. >> i heard the guy hollering. i seen him look out window and he was trying to rob the old guy. >> reporter: it happened saturday afternoon around 2:30 near busy intersection of the broad and olney. >> i seen him running out. he told him freeze i'm a policeman. he pointed the gun at the police officer but police officer shot twice, and the guy took off and ran around here. >> reporter: philadelphia police spokesmen lieutenant john stanford said he has seen the video but that the off-duty police officer witnessed the suspect attempting to rob victim and identified himself as police. >> again, he did what we told him to do in terms of the taking this job whether you are on duty or off-duty if you see a life is in danger, you act and that is what this officer did. >> reporter: for some that day explana

. >> president obama met with king solomon to address suspicion about u.s.on behind the deal. the president said the deal could not have happened without support from arab allies and that it makes the area safer. >>> a deadly collapse in rio ahead of the super olympic games. >> volkswagen says for the first time it will buy back some of the emissions cheating vehicles. topper? >> a little bit of sunshine in the weather terrace and the smell of smoke from the fires in the shenandoah valley. heaviest activity to the west of charleston around route 11 heading to martinsburg. >>> now to a consumer alert. volkswagen reached an agreement to settle a class-action lawsuit over the emissions cheating scandal. the german automaker agreed to repair, buy back or cancel leases on 480,000 vehicles. they have a two litter diesel engines and sold between 2009 and 2015. evacuation wagon admits that it emissions tests. >> some of the people that own the cars, even if they could be fixed and made clean are done, ready to move on. >> details have to be worked out. a judge is re

. >> good morning, i am a rahel solomon. we send it to ever justin now, because you got good forecast. so whatever you're doing this weekend, just do it outside. >> exactly, hands to find any complaint about this weather, i mean, we have warm temperatures, but at least not humid. we can't complain about that. >> good hair day. >> that is the girl thing. i'll let you deal with that one, yes, just hit it up this weekend, enjoy it, and if you don't get a chance to get outside this weekend, you'll get your shot next weekment locked into nice weather pattern. still little cool in the mornings, typical for this time of year, getting ready for the nice sunrise there, clear skies, some brightening skies, 44 degrees officially at philadelphia international airport. so mid four's at the airport, but the surrounding suburbs, little chill, close to freezing in some parts of interior south jersey, 37 up in allentown, but we don't have any frost or freeze warnings to deal with this morning. thirty-five in pottstown, quiet, been that way f

. >> solomon man and i have been on the rules committee together and on the same page.an change the rules of the game in the middle of the game so -- >> randy, randy, no, we are not changing the rules of the game. we bring more transparency to the process and that's more important and you and i agree we're not going to change the roots and stay whatever we do, we the empowered and delegates, majority of them to make the decision to be in power. >> all right. at the end of the day, the delegates will have the opportunity. if they want that increased level of transparency, that will be an option available to them -- >> no -- >> we should dictate in advance. >> i disagree. randy. here is the reason, michael, the reason -- >> mr. evans, i'll give you the final word. >> we need to plan for both possibilities. >> i have to say, gentlemen, from the outside looking in i think we've just seen in a snapshot in a window that you have given to us here on cnn the difficulty that is faced by republican national committee members in resolving this frame work before cleveland. >> thank

good morning, today is saturday, april 2nd i'm rahel solomon. lets get over to justin drabick to talk about this snow, fortunately nothing too much but still snow nonetheless. >> it is possible to see a few flurries later tonight. not widespread. just don't be surprised. it is april. we do get snow. we had a trace of snow in may. >> we don't even want to speak about that. >> no, it is hard to believe coming off 80-degree day but it will bring those changes in here starting already today, close to average where we should be for early april, today is a transition day but still left over showers around this morning, we may have umbrella around keeping it hand any case because the morning is light but depending where you are you could run into wet weather but perhaps a little sunshine this afternoon, this cold front taking its good old time to move off shore, all right, temperatures dropping to this time yesterday, eight to 19 degrees colder, so that is that cooler a air mass building in but still mild, early this morning. fifty-nine in philadelphia

>>> good morning, today is saturday, april 30th, i'm rahel solomon. thanks so much for being with us this weekend. let's turn it over to meteorologist, justin drabick, dreary weekend, you say relatively speaking today will be better than tomorrow? >> today is the best one, not dealing with any rain, still cool, 50's, 60s, tomorrow pretty much soaking rain. >> yes, it has been chilly. i felt like wearing my winter coat. >> you need it. waking up with 40's, high temperatures only in the 60s, like pacific northwest weather. i don't know how they handle that out there. props to them. not really happening so much this weekend, maybe we see few peaks this afternoon, but overall, just cloudy skies, waking up overcast currently 49 at the airport, not really bringing much of windchill at all. temperatures across the region, pretty much uniform because of the clouds, kind of holding in whatever heat we had yesterday. mid zero's, chilly off the chilly atlantic ocean continuing, what's bringing cooler air. and that's going to last really for the rest of the weeke

. >>> today is sunday, april 17th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. lots every news to get to. first a check on weather. justin dray brick joining us. justin, dry weekends for a chang, how about that? >> good stuff. i noticed you were extra nice to me today. is that because of the forecast. >> i didn't think i was being very nice to you. >> rahel brought in breakfast nor me, too. >> he's getting me because tiff. >> exactly. >> now, you're right, nice change for a dry weekend, first one since early march, march 5th and 6th, how about that? full sunshine once again, if you liked yesterday, you will love today. little warmer, talking highs back to the 70s, little chill think morning, in the city though, 45, at the airport, you can see, full sunshine out there already. going to be tough to find a cloud. nice breeze out of the northwest 6 miles per hour, but get outside the city do finds colder temperatures, 30's, dover delaware, wilmington, 36 in allentown, and at the freezing mark, still, quakertown, 35 in willow grove. so we do have the frost advisory, in effect until 8:00 this m

. >>> today it is sat the day april 23rd good morning aim rahel solomon. let's send it over to justin drabick to hear more about the showers. you say it shouldn't be a complete work out. >> we have not seen showers in a while. first witt of rain since april . we are in the dry stretch. >> no complaints. >> we could use the rain. it is in the a big deal. it does get better day. if you are heading out in the next three hours keep in mind you may dodge a few scatter showers but depend where you are across the region there. could be brief heavier downpours but things get better later this morning into the afternoon. check it out on storm scan three you can see heavier showers now through burlington county and ocean county. still some light rain, out to our west a cross areas of the western berks county, lancaster county that still need to get through i few more hours to go, off and on showers and still pretty mile. temperatures holding in the 60's. fifty-three inial than town. sixty-two at the airport in philadelphia low 60's in south jersey. we will zoom in t

. >> well, today is sunday, april 17th, good morning, i i'm rahel solomon. lots of news to follow this morning, first we sends you out to justin drabick with the forecast. >> awesome forecast if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. finally making it through a weekend dry. >> it was rough last weekends, with the cold temperatures, not happening. few more -- going to feel more like may, and bringing in some warmth. starting today, little chill think morning, the trend, but clear skies at night, calm winds, we get the cold mornings, but we have warm afternoons setting up. right now 46 degrees, officially at the airport, look at that, skies brightening up already, sunrise in less than 20 minute, light wind out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour, but you get outside the city it, get chilly, 35 allentown, 38 wilmington, mid and upper 30s in part of tyne year south jersey. look at quakertown sitting at the freezing mark, 34, in pottstown, and doylestown, because of those cold temperatures, in some locations, we do have the frost advisory in effect outside the

headed to leonard town and solomon. chilly tonight. some showers, more to the south. nothing heavy. bus stop temperatures 56 and damp. yellow weather alert through friday. and probably again sunday. hmm. an umbrella and a jacket good idea through the weekend will 10:00 tonight. a lot of clouds. not too much in the way of shower activity if you want to go after dinner. by morning, more showers and rain rolled in. light rain. looking at 52 in gaithersburg. 52 in silver spring. 9:00, more showers. heavier activity to to the west. and this warm, unstable air. moves through early through late afternoon. with temperatures struggling to get to 60. on the day planner, 57 at 11:00. 60 -- only 60 by 1:00 p.m. most of the burbs hold it in the 50s. we do it all over again friday. rinse and repeat. 61. maybe a shower. but certainly the two of the better weekend days. more rain sunday. only 60. rain ends monday. then we're in a little better shape tuesday at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what

the president arrived in riyadh where he was greeted by king solomon. they met to discuss deepening tensions over iran and the battle against isis. president obama will meet with other gulf leaders on thursday before stopping in the uk on friday. >>> in today's money report, soda is peers to be fizzling out. and what is the top selling sports car? sue herrera joins us now with that. >> on this beautiful day, on wall street, well, the weather is nice, and the market is doing pretty well too. there were some bad earnings yesterday, so some talk we might see a lower opening on wall street. but right now the market is proving a little bit more resilient than most thought. and we have a slight upside bias in the dow jones industrial average by 41 points. the other iexes are also higher at this point. intel is also higher because it is restructuring, it's moving key personnel around and unfortunately they're going to have some big job cuts, laying t off about 12,000 workers globally. that equates to about 11% of their workforce. it is a restructuring that is

. >>> today is saturday, april 2nd, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon let's send it over to justin because we're talking snow in april. >> march, april, the toughest month in the forecast because it is all about sky cover, yesterday, 80 degrees, incredible. >> sunshine. >> enjoy it now. milder temperatures in the 60's but things will change and it will get windy as well but right now, no problems as far as temperatures are going in the 50's and 60's over most locations. philadelphia checks in at 62 degrees. we have a light wind out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour, weak cold front that has push through taking its time to get out of here but we have a chance for some light rain showers, mainly during morning hours, we have a shot to see that south and east of the city. steady rain developing across cape may county, atlantic county along the shore and a couple of light showers north and west of the city, north and lehigh county and temperatures not bad right now, 62 at the a airport, reaching our high temperature right now, right now these numbers may drop a few degrees in the aft

. >>> it is sunday april 10th i'm rahel solomon. well, katie is here or a sunday morning filling in for justin as he catches up, on some south jersey sleep. >> yes, what a novel idea no kidding. >> chilly morning. >> thankfully not terribly windy. we have that going for us. snow is gone. >> it is saturday. >> i know, those flakes were huge. >> they were huge. >> we have had a lot of moisture within that and temperatures were marginal that is part of it as well. reason we didn't have that light fluffy snow it was not cold enough but it was cold enough to support it, coming down as it did, and we had a lot of moisture to work with with that system. it is all long out of here. we are at this point just dealing with it the as a distant memory and freeze warning in effect which we will get to. storm scan is nice, calm, collect and quiet and that will stay that way throughout the course of the day. we will go to the area temperatures and at this point now that the sun has been up for an hour and a half or so we're starting to see a modest

i'm rahel solomon. thanks so much for being with us, let's sends it over to justin dray brick. he has good forecast this week for a change. >> for a change. you know, you're right, the first nice dry weekend. >> it is. >> since early march, march 5th and 6th. so well deserved. >> has it been that long? >> about month and a half. last week dealing with snow, cold temperatures, now more like spring, actually more like late may, and making a run at 08 degrees possibly this week. already, it is shaping up to be a nice morning. little cooler earlier. we had the frost advisory, that's discontinue, as of 8:00. and now already up to 49 degrees, officially at the airport, nothing but full sunshine right now, that's the trends through the afternoon, light breeze out of the north, 6 miles per hour, and that winds stays on the light side. the exception along the shore, could come little breeze think afternoon. forty-three, we jump up at allentown, mid four an in berks county, reading. we were at freezing earlier this morning in quakertown, 39 currently there. and the 40's, already, in mt.

we will tell what you police say about the investigation. >>> it is sunday april 10th i'm rahel solomong in for justin as he catches up, on some south jersey sleep. >> yes, what a novel idea no kidding. >> chilly morning. >> thankfully not terribly windy. we have that going for us. snow is gone. >> it is saturday. >> i know, those flakes were huge. >> they were huge. >> we have had a lot of moisture within that and mp

join us for real change. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's sends it taught justin drabick out on the cbs-3 skydeck, justin, last saturday it was snowing, it was wet. this saturday, a lot different. >> big difference, yes. i think everyone will be excited about this weekend forecast, and it is perfect. i'm going to say that. southern california weather, sunshine, mild temperatures, a little chill think morning, though, still waking to up some 30's, 40's, that's typical this time of year. we had clear skies, calm winds, there you go, 30 interior south jersey and millville, along the coast, not much milder, mid 30's, atlantic city airport and at wildwood. inland, airport in philadelphia, 44 degrees, the northwest suburbs, similar numbers, mid and upper 30's at this hour, may drop another degree or two before sunrise. but we will see a lot of sunshine, that sun will rapidly go to workment temperatures by noontime should be close to the 06 degrees mark already. so there go. storm scan3, nice and quiet. through the morning, again, clear skies

. >> reporter: inside a target warehouse in florida kelvin solomon spend eight hours a day holding what looks like a gun shooting light into vegetables. it's called the mass spectrometer and it can't produce identifying a fingerprint. >> this will let customers know where it is from and how long it will last. >> reporter: the machine is a prototype showing -- that will hopefully become a scanner telling consumers everything they want to know about the food. greg schumer is trying to make it into a reality. he says each wavy line on the monitor measures a particular level of things like vitamin c, antioxidants, moisture, which can indicate the rightness of each piece of fruit. he hopes one day a single scan will uncover information like where the fruit was grown, which side got more sunlight, where it was picked, and how long before it goes bad. the ultimate goal is to track and identify foods around the globe. they hope to eventually give consumers a mass spectrometer be a smart phone. >> we are also going to arm you with the ability to fact check that the >> there could be other uses t

whatever. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.e already been outside this morning you know it is a chilly start the two day. meteorologist justin drabick is outside on the sky deck. the justin, you say it might warm up and we might see 80 this wecht. >> good warming trend the way. today, running out of the ways to to describe day. it the is just about near perfect for late april. we have sunshine out here. it is very strong. we have a wrapped warm up over next few hours and then tomorrow if you like summer-like weather just wait a couple case and that will happen. we will head to the workweek. but compared to this time yesterday it is still colder, anywhere from 15, close to 20 degrees colder then this time yesterday, as we did have the rain around and cloud. now we have clear skies and calm wind, temperatures did drop off last night. a lot of locations did dip in the 30's outside the city buzz we are making progress up to 49 in philadelphia and millville as well as wilmington. 47 degrees in allentown. suburbs we're stuck in the 3

president obama met privately for two hours with saudi arabia's king solomon. >> elsewhere in that regionup to 500 refrgs and migrants feared dead after their ship capsized off the greek coast earlier this week. among the survivors are 41 men, women and one child. they say their group departed last week from libya on a smugglers crowded them on to a larger boat forcing it to capsize and sink. they spent about three days at sea before being rescued. >> the first criminal charges filed over the water crisis in flint, michigan. three government officials allegedly tampered with test results report to the epa. one of them is accuses of approving a permit for a water plant he knew would not provide safe drinking water. they all face potential prison sentences and the prosecutor says he's just getting started. >> these charges are only the beginning. and there will be more to come. that i can guarantee you. they failed michigan families. indeed, they failed us all. i don't care where you live. >> reporter: two of the officials have pleaded not guilty. the third has not yet appeared in court. de