we paint this wood, but the wood itself has a bulft texture. the sample i look at isn't a ordinary wood, it is a specialty project. they cook the wood in a steamed environment to cook out all the sthuger and petrify it so it doesn't rot, it doesn't stain or deteriorate and it requires little maintenance which to me is a unique quality, otherwise i wouldn't do a stained wood. that is what it would look like in time >> thank you. commissioner jaunk >> i think this is a stunning project i'm impress td with the evolution of the development of this site and how close to attention you paid to had character of the neighborhood and the necessary standard. i'm in favor of it and in favor of the stained wood unless the department has some argument against it. >> just to clarify the departments position on the stained vus ts vuss painted, we are looking at the characters provided in article 10 and what the district has and [audio cut out] the horizontal wood siding that is at the just above the first floor on the industrial side, felt very funny to me bec

there's a little window here where you can actually touch the wood itself.ortunately, we can't open up this relic and take this wood with us or subject it to any sort of exampling. however, what i'd really like to do is to get something like it into a proper laboratory environment where we can explore it further. >> to help him in his search, dr. kazan's starting point is a fascinating project by a 19th century french architect named charles rohault de fleury. he set out to add all the pieces of the true cross. >> this map shows the places which he documented as having wood of the cross. and he worked out that all of this wood from all the places that he had been to didn't come up to 10% of the total volume needed to put up a cross of the size required to crucify christ. if de fleury is right, calvin must be wrong. >> now kazan will use de fleury's map to help locate relics that his team can then carbon date. >> we would want to find relics subjecting these two scientific analyses to see just how much of the legend might be true. >> dr. kazan's hunt for chur

there's a little window here where you can actually touch the wood itself.tunately, we can't open up this relic and take this wood with us or subject it to any scientific sampling. however, what i'd really like to do is to get something like it into a proper laboratory environment where we can explore it further. >> to help him in his search, dr. kazan's starting point is a fascinating project by a 19th century french architect named charles rohault de fleury. he set out to add all the pieces of the true cross. >> this map shows the places which he documented as having wood of the cross. and he worked out that all of this wood from all the places that he had been to didn't come up to 10% of the total volume needed to put up a cross of the size required to crucify christ. if de fleury is right, calvin must be wrong. >> now kazan will use de fleury's map to help locate relics that his team can then carbon date. >> we would want to find relics subjecting these two scientific analyses to see just how much of the legend might be true. >> dr. kazan's hunt for chur

and that exposes the actual wood.e from. >> the procedure should leave little perceptible trace of damage, in theory. but it's a nerve-racking business. >> i'm just going to take a small bit from here. >> yes, tom, the smallest possible one. very small piece. >> we only need about ten milligrams. >> that's equivalent to a few grains of salt. but this relic has been venerated here for almost a thousand years. every speck counts. >> it's very, very hard, this wood. could that mean anything to do with its age? >> i mean, it actually looks old. it just looks aged. so far, so good. >> tom is satisfied with his sample. now they can head back to the lab to test for the first time this piece of the true cross. eighth century, before the waterford cross arrived in ireland, helena will continue her tour of the holy land. and with the backing of her son, the emperor constantine, she will transform the landscape. she builds churches on the site of christ's birth in bethlehem. and one to commemorate his last moments on earth. >> c

we bought some engineered wood and some conventional wood at a lumber yard. then we brought the samples to justin maholic, the president-elect of the institute of architects new jersey kapt ter. >> this is cut right out of a log, and as we can see on the ends you can see the rings. in this case it's made up of an material called oriented strand board, osb, which is basically expressed wood chip and done in oriented fashion, which gives it its strength. >> he says it's as strong as plywood, but whether it comes to fooish fire -- >> because it's solid and more dense and the fact there's no glue present in this this is still going to burn faster. >> avalonbay declined an on-camera interview saying in a statement wood frame construction is a standard common and safe construction method for multi-family housing used throughout the united states. and that the complex was built in accordance with the fire and safety codes applicable at the time. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> kenyans demanding justice after al shabaab gunmen storm a university. we have the latest

tiger woods, phil mickelson, third round was the best that we have seen from tiger woods in a long timecame in at minus two in the tournament. he buried three of his first four holes. tiger, he had the putter working today. ten shots off the leader. over to lefty. phil hasn't shot back to back rounds since 2012. your leader only 21 years old. here he is on the 18th hole. at one point he was minus 18 for the tournament but that double boegy brought him back to minus 16. four strokes behind. should be a good round tomorrow. final round of the masters at augusta. >> how would you like to be 12 up? >>> at the barkley center lamont peterson taking on danny garcia. two jr. welter weights. this was a very close fight but in the end, the majority decision went to danny . you're finally going to announce that you're running for president. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know if i

-- wood.ainder is synthetic resins derived from natural gas, human carcinogens. stan: you are talking about what people might call particleboard. gavin: exactly. the chair in your office or the desk or table in your home. stan: by replacing formaldehyde with my psyllium, they can avoid the complications. >> it is like a natural adhesive. we used to constituents -- we use two constituents of ground-up wood waste, and inject that with [indiscernible] it goes through and around the particles, binding them together through the growth of the organism, transforming discrete particles into a physical composite. essentially, we are using nature's technology to grow a glue. reporter: this is what is in all these racks behind us? >> we have an enclosure. the enclosure provides the shape and geometry we are looking to grow. we cracked this open. all of the white material you see here -- this is really pliable. it is a living, breathing fungus. look at the side of this. we have some of the corn waste comp

. >> lightweight wood basically chips pressed and blued together together. lightweight wood industries truss construction used in homes across the country. >> this is your traditional almoster lumber, and this is your lightweight wood. >> this is the material that does typically burn very quickly because of the amount of glues that are used in this to compress the material and hold it together. >> mahalic is chairing a task force, he'll make recommendations across the state. >> the task was formed, one to be able to explain to the public that you can't just take any 'ol piece of material, put it into a building and use it any way you want. the building code requires you onlyonly certain ways to use that material. >> light wood construction has been a problem for decades for us. >> associate professor at jon jay college in new york. we talked about the edge water fire. >> what are their wary of? >> they're wary, they worry that the whole floors collapse. >> corbitt said that the main advantages of using lightweight wood construction are time and money. >> it'

woods did win all four consecutively over two calendar years. mcilroy is the number one golfer in the world. >> wow. he took a picture with arnold palmer and it was sweet. >>> 4:54 right now. let's look at how your traffic situation is shaping up with anthony slaughter. >> i got nothing. >> no golf? >> back to you. >> mean while in other news -- glsh that >> that's good. >> show us how nice it is. >> i play golf and that's about as good as i am. we don't have any accidents to report. in the south bay same deal, just some overnight construction wrapping up and as we take you through the peninsula, through palo alto, redwood city, san mateo, things look good and in the bay towards oakland near the bay bridge the toll plaza looking real good. we take you outside and you can see for yourself things moving nice and smooth. guys, back to you. >> all right. >>> it seems fast food is going to the dogs. >> a new survey finds one out of every six american house holds orders fast food for their dogs during at least some of their drive-through visit and abo

on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a water tank and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your buildi

i asked task force leader if lightweight wood was safe. >> although it does burn faster than this wood, again it's about the safety of people being able to exit the building and the building code takes that into consideration that as long as we are protecting the building utilizing sheet rock, utilizing sprinklers when using this wood be it is a safe product. >> he says his group will produce a report in the coming months intended on helping designers and builders of lightweight wood to use it in a safer manager. it will suggest ways policy makers can strengthen building codes to make something like this the avellan edge water fire never happen again. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the issue of lightweight wood. >> california has been dealing with a drought for months and now their snow pack at record lows. it supplies california with 30% of drinking water but now there's barely snow left. let's bring in nicole mitchell for today's environmental impact. this is bad for residents and harming certain industries. >> yes. you're talking about that snow pack. if we go back to 2005,

could you make a guitar out of this pile of wood?ely. ♪ >> reporter: he started making guitars out of detroit's reclaimed wood a year and a half ago. you love playing this guitar? >> i do. it's great to know something i built came out of this district. >> reporter: decades ago, the wood from these buildings came from forests where trees grew slowly. >> they have tight grain patterns. the wood has great resonance and sound. >> reporter: each guitar is hand crafted and as unique as a fingerprint. he's made 24 so far and hopes, eventually, with a team of craftsmen to produce a couple hundred a year. they are priced at $2,000 a piece. >> it's amazing to take an old piece of wood that looks like garbage. most turn it into a dumpster and turn it into something beautiful. >> it's a work of art. >> reporter: he says the guitars are a tribute to detroit's rich music history. from motown to rock. ♪ >> reporter: to rap. >> i love this city. i understand there are a lot of places in the city that look like they are beat up and run down and look

the man's mother nyia parler abandoned her son in the woods of cobbs creek. he is quadriplegic, suffers from cerebral palsy, and is nonverbal. she faces a long list of charges, including a vated assault, simple assault, and neglect of a care-dependent person. if not for the passerby and the victim's strong will to live investigators say there could have been a charge for homicide. >> this kid's obviously a fighter. it's just unbelievable how we found him out there last night, to see that kid laying there, it's heartbreaking to see another human, especially your mother, treat someone like that. >> investigators say parler put her son in the woods monday then boarded a bus to maryland to see her boyfriend. if she fights extradition, it could take a month to bring her back to philadelphia to face charges. if not, then just a matter of days before she goes before a judge. coming up in the next half hour what kind of care was this disabled person getting prior to this? we're going to delve into that part of the investigation. live outside of children's hospital in

. >>> someone who hasn't been at the top of his game in a while is tiger woods. despite dropping out of golf's top 100 for the first time in almost two decades, woods announced that he will play in the masters next week. the former world number one looking to capture his fifth

sat in these woods for the better part ofsn an incredibly strong will to live. look at our video from earlier. ae1 passer bye1 called philadelphia police just after 9:00 last night saying there was a man[' the woods. that person walked by saw the wheelchair, went over to look at the wheelchair then saw the man lying there in the leaves with blankets over him. the victim who i said suffers from cerebral palsy is also a quadriplegic. he was at the top of an embankment here in cobbs creek parkway. he lives in the area with his mother and there were concerns raised as to his whereabouts when he didn't show up for school on monday. park since e1monecy possibly sunday armed with just a bible and some blankets. investigators are saying they put those blankets open him and we had rain duriqt the week.Ñi @&háhp &hc% water gets into the blankets and gets cold. that's a tough way to be for any person particularly this 21-year-old man forxd almost an entire week. we talked with johnnie walker from the philadelphia police department just a few minutes ago. >> he's not able

we've moved deep into the woods to give you a good view of where this man was. we're about 100 yards off of cobbs creek parkway near hoffman, down into the woods. this is where the quadriplegic was sitting. you see the blanket and the wheelchair was close by. these are the conditions he was in since monday. investigators say a passer by came down here and found him earlier this morning. they saw -- they say the person saw the wheelchair first and then after seeing the wheelchair they saw the man laying here on this ground in the leaves. the grounded is damp from the amount of moisture we've had recently and overgrowth. this here was a blanket and a bible. you see the bible right there. he went up and called police. this person is 21 years old. he is nonverbal. he's a quadriplegic and he has cerebral palsy. investigators rushed him over to penn presbyterian immediately and then they started to try to find out exactly how he got here. as i said just here with these items and also his wheelchair. we have the video. let's take a look at that. they were able to remov

wood: in wales, there will be more cuts to education.re will be difficult to continuing the tuition fee grants beyond 2017. if labor wins, they will cut the grant by 2.2% according to the iff. that is a billion pounds over the course of the next term. the tories will more than double that. job creation would be difficult under those circumstances. that is why we must and austerity. do all it can to end austerity to rebalance power and wealth, and then we to can afford free tuition fees for students in wales. i think we're seeing tonight on this discussion why we really need to break the old boys network at westminster because frankly, none of these guys to be trusted when it comes to tuition fees. nick clegg shamefully broke his promise. in 2005 piece said no pop-up tuition fees and then after the election, pop-up tuition fees were introduced. if you want ed miliband to keep his promise on tuition fees, that i would say hope for some snp mps in the house of commons keeping him honest. host: the question was not just about education but a

tiger woods is nipping at his feels. phil mickelson. great, elite players but i don't think spieth feels it and therefore, i believe he wins this tournament. >> erica, you even felt the excitement. you saw that putt mickelson had. >> i love mickelson. >> my sister said to me yesterday, are you watching the golf? there's some good looking golfers out there right now. ladies are tuning in. >>> up next on "today," the hugely popular tv series you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> back now on a sunday morning with a look at one of the most anticipated season premiers so far this year. >> season five of hbo's "g

. >>> also, we're live with the latest on the severely disabled man abandoned in a wooded area of cobbs creek. >>> and an arrest warrant has been issued for his mother. >>> and a frantic scare in washington d.c. u.s. capitol lock down for a gunman. >>> it is sunday, april 12th, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's send it over to carol. it sound like we have a nice day on top. >> that is an under statement we have an unbelievably gorgeous day shaping up. it was windy yesterday nicole and everybody else but today not windy. temperatures will be warmer. the the sun will be out. it looks like a stellar day. it is gorgeous out there already this morning. the it is still dark but still beautiful. ben franklin bridge from campbell's feel camera, you can see blue skies there. look at the sunrise starting to come up at the shore just a magnificent looking day, starting already now. we will head out to the palmyra cove nature parkas we so often do on our neighborhood weathernet work and you can see the city on have philadelphia we have a temperature of 38 d

. >> a mother accused of abandoning her severey disabled son in the woods of cobbs creek park is in the hospital herself and place say she'll face serious charges and neighbors are friends are stunned about allegations they say of a woman that was a loving marriage. >> new developments in the case against a philadelphia woman accused after ban doneing her disabled adult son in woods. >> police in maryland say 41-year-old nia parlor was admitted to a hospital for unspecified reasons after police ooe issued a warrant for her arrest. john rawlins is is live at children's hospital with details. john. >> walter, police in maryland suburbs of washington d.c. can't go into details about why but they confirmed parlor has been hospitalized in and is under treatment. >> our investigators have been in contact with philadelphia police department officials and investigators and that will continue until treatment is completed and she is deemed to be released. >> the stream saga of nyla baffling to many who lived near her southwest philadelphia home years. >> her mom used to baby sit me. so like i sai

jim: one better than floyd and woods. and again the all-time tournament scoring record is 270. 18 under par. earlier, just a half-hour ago he became the second player in the history of the tournament to reach 18 under. nick: i said last night a pair of 70's and it's a lock. jim: he's got the first one. nick: where he is? well that's only four back. jim: now hoffman. this is for a round of 71. well done! charley hoffman. it's a new experience for him too, playing in the final pairing of the weekend of a major with his limited experiences. he'll be paired up with his fellow san diegoian, phil mickelson. going out just ahead of spieth and rose. nick: i just heard myself say to myself -- we've been talking about this insurmountable lead he had and then i suddenly said justin rose only only four back. phil only five. charley hoffman only six. we just don't know. but those guys, three guys genuinely have a chance to still take this, so it is not a foregone conclusion with a four-shot lead. it's still all to be played for tomorr

>>> abandoned in the woods with a blanket and a bible. the 21-year-old disabled man dumped in cobbs creek is recovering this morning and politician have issued an arrest warrant for his own mother. details are ahead in a live report. >>> this man threatened to fire me! >> plus out of money and out of gas. financial problems persist in colwyn borough. we'll tell you what may prevent the police from going on patrol. >>> a live look now at the center city skyline. we are in store for a sunny sunday and warmer temperatures. the question how high will they go? we'll talk about it next in the nbc 10 first alert forecast. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the dry and sunny conditions later on. right now, though brittney temperatures a little bit cool. >> some temperatures are close to freezing. so parts of our area under a frost advisory at least until 8:00 a.m. here's a live look outside right now. we are going to see plenty of sunshine, we are start

. >>> a philadelphia woman is accused of abandoning her son with severe disabilities in some woods. the 21-year-old who is paralyzed with cerebral palsy was found with nothing but a blanket and a bible. nyia parler is expected to face attempted murder charges after leaving her quadriplegic son in the woods. she then hopped on a bus to visit her boyfriend in silver spring. >> it's heartbreaking laying there, to see another human, especially your mother with treat someone like that. >> if was the boyfriend who turned her in. parler's son is recovering from dee hydration and exposure aren'ted injuries. -- exposure-related injuries. she faces false imprisonment

wood started giving talks about the plan and eventually wrote a book. >> the problem with climate is that there is mind-blowing urgency, and we have now nature's laws to contend with. and so, what atmospheric trust litigation asks is that government have a plan. >> and so, i heard a talk that mary wood gave at the university of oregon about using the public trust doctrine to compel governments to protect our climate system for future generations. >> reporter: environmental attorney julia olson was so inspired that she decided to put wood's ideas into practice. in 2010, she co-founded our children's trust, the group that backed juliana's case in oregon. but it's not just happening here; kids backed by the group have brought lawsuits against the federal government and in 14 other states, although the case in oregon has gotten the furthest along. and the idea's catching on globally, too; similar lawsuits have been filed in ukraine, uganda, the philippines and the netherlands. it's all been done with the help of an army of attorneys and scientists working pro bono. >> we're trying to spr

could you make a guitar out of this pile of wood?♪ ♪ >> reporter: wallace started making guitars out of detroit's reclaimed wood a year and a half ago. you like playing this guitar. >> i love playing this guitar. >> reporter: why? what's so great about it? >> it feels great. it's an instrument and it's great to know it's something i built and something that came out of city of detroit. >> reporter: decades ago the wood for these buildings came from old growth forest where's trees grew slowly. >> you have really tight grain patterns, and the wood has great resonance and great sound. >> reporter: each guitar is meticulously handcrafted, and is as unique as a fingerprint. he's made 24 so far and hopes eventually, with a team of craftsmen, to produce a couple hundred a year. they're priced at about $2,000 a piece. >> it's really amazing for me to take an old piece of wood that's either been burned or has paint chips on it and it looks like garbage and most people throw it into a dumpster and turning it into something that's as beautiful

a 21-year-old quadriplegic man was discovered deep in the woods of cobbs creek park.s live at thexd scene. police sayxd they found important evidence there? >> reporter: rosemary just within the pastt( couple minutes they found the victim's wheelchair and took it out ofñr the park and took it into a police xdvan. they're taking it to pennnb victim is. the scene has just been cleared. justt( as you were getting ready to talk to me they remove allok the yellow crime scene tape. police officers are getting ready to leave. let's take a look at the video from earlier. aç passer-by called philadelphia police just before 11:00 saying there was a man in the woods, a victim who su..frsxd from cerebral palsy ande1 is a quadriplegic was on the upside of an embankment. thiz ives in the area with hise1 mother. concerns were raised to his whereabouts when he didn't show up for school on monday. police believe he had been in the park since monday with only a bible and a blanket. he's over at penn presbyterian asxd i said in stable conditions. no apparent injuries from all of this. t

so, the natives put the meat on a layer of green wood and then put hot coals underneath the wood.r in the process. the natives called this "barbacoa," which means "sacred fire pit." and we call it "barbeque," which means "delicious!" this cooking style eventually made its way to the american colonies. over the years, barbeque has evolved based on different regions of the country. in fact, there's actually a "barbeque belt" where you can find four different styles of barbeque -- carolina, texas, memphis, and kansas city. by the way, what most people call "barbecuing" really isn't. throwing a hamburger or hot dog on a backyard grill is actually grilling. to be a true barbeque, the meat needs to be cooked with indirect heat and for several hours, or as the experts say "low and slow." that's what makes it soooo good. >> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back soon with more "teen kids news." thanks for joining us, and have a great week! >> here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square new york city. animal adventures brought to

yet for five days people came here oblivious to the quadriplegic man stuck in the woods. police say he was abandoned by his own mother and neighbors are furious. >> for a mother to throw him over there like that, someone needs to leave her there for five days. >> reporter: police say the 21-year-old victim who has cerebral palsy was left to die. unable to move he was unable to yell for help. >> it is heart breaking to see a mother treat someone like that. >> reporter: his mother gave him a bible and blanket and pushed his wheelchair into the woods and fled to visit her boyfriend in maryland. >> a lot of things could have happened. you have wild animals out there. the kid cannot defend himself. he does not function at all. >> reporter: were it not for a good samaritan police say he would be dead. detectives in maryland are tracking down his mom, the 41-year-old woman. late tonight police issued an arrest warrant while her neighbors asked the obvious question, why not just reach out for help. >> if you can't take care of your child give him to someone who can care for him.

wood: the deficit can be cut but setting arbitrary deadlines is irresponsible.r has voted for more austerity. they voted for another 30 billion pounds worth of cuts. in the vallies where i live, we have yet to recover from the recession before last, let alone this one. your party, ed, represents many areas of wales at all different levels. do you accept you have failed people in wales because we represent some of the poorest communities in all of the eu and your party is presiding over those communities. miliband: no, i don't. let me tell you the differences. he refuses to have a mansion tax. instead he chooses to keep the bedroom tax. i will also have a bankers bonus tax to get our young people back to work. he wants to go much further on the deficit, much further on spending cuts, and that will mean not just that we balance the books that go further. that will mean a crushing impact on public services. >> let me ask you a question -- wood: our funding has been disadvantaged in wales since 1998. when your party was in power and had an opportunity to sort that o

in maryland have arrested the philadelphia woman accused of abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods. we are live with an update on the investigation. >>> all eyes are on hillary clinton as supporters and critics await her official announcement of a second run for the white house. she's expected to kick off her campaign with a video message on social media. >>> plenty of sunshine on this sunday. outside, along boathouse row, crews are in the water and runners are pounding the pavement on kelly drive. by this afternoon, you may not even need a jacket. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 9:00 on this sunday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the clear conditions and temperatures that are going to get well into the 60s. right, brittany? >> that's right. we'll be even warmer than what we saw yesterday. yesterday's high 63. today we'll push into the high 60s. tomorrow into the 70s. plenty of sunshine for us but it was a very cold start to the morning. frost advisory has expired and a live look at cape may, it's going to be beautiful out, especial

woods walked the course tuesday.k injury kept him out of last year's tournament and forced him to the sidelines two months ago. woods explained to reporters how he got himself ready. >> i worked my [ bleep ] off. that's the easiest way to describe it. i worked hard. >> reporter: today woods' son and daughter will work as his caddies for the par 3 tournament. you can watch the last two days of the masters right here on cbs. our coverage starts saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. eastern and the final starts at sunday at 2:00. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author jennifer weiner. i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. ufferers. one tried the newest allergy spray which could take several days to feel the full effect of relief. the other took claritin-d which starts to work on allergies with nasal congestion in 30 minutes. the moral? n

can't. >>> well tiger woods just won back into action. he teed off at the masters in augusta about 30 minutes ago. we're said in a report he bogied his first hole. it's his tournament since a series of back problems. >> bhiel tiger woods is trying to get back into the swing of things rory mcilroy is competing for history. >> he's trying to win the golf slam, all championships within a 12-month span. all that's left is the master's. he's got do that. no modern golfer has accomplished the feet though woods did win all consecutively over two years. mcelroy is number one golfer in the world. >> just 25 years old, can you believe it? the arena will be rocking tonight as the postseason-bound warriors kick off their find home game. tip-off tonight at 7:30 against the trail blazers. and next door the a's will square off at the coliseum against the texas rangers . last night scott kazmir dazzled on the mound. first pitch is in about an hour. >> we can't forget chris. he's in for in injured matt cape. he earned six i loued no runs. the giants beat

woods. future tracker 6 we'll top out at 67, 68.night we'll see a thin cloud deck move in overnight. that will keep the temperatures milder. reading, 50 degrees, allentown 50, we were in the 20s this morning, that was much better and monday we're in the low 70s. monday night into tuesday we increase the clouds and showers are possible and maybe a heavier downpour embedded in that. mostly sunny for the lehigh valley, nice and warm, 67 degrees that is the forecasted high for places like allentown and bethlehem. sea isle, cape may avalon, bright sunshine, cooler, you've hit 58. now the temperatures are pulling back as the winds shift in an easterly direction the ocean flow kicks in. sunny mild, 68 degrees, light breeze out of the southwest at 5 to 10. overnight tonight cloudy and cool seasonable, outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy and warmer monday, 72. for now we'll post morning showers clearing by afternoon 68 on tuesday wednesday and thursday 65 degrees, friday and saturday loo

a quadriplegic man was found abandoned in the woods in cobbs creek.tigating just how he got there. nbc 10's jesse gary has been talking to police at the scene. jesse, tell us what you've learned. >> reporter: rosemary investigates here in philadelphia are also working with officials down in maryland because that's where they say the victim's mother went. she went there on sunday to be with her boyfriend. they also say she lied to relatives inquiring about the welfare of the 21-year-old. she told them that he was fine when he wasn't was actually in this park from at least last monday, possibly from last sunday. a passer by called philadelphia police just after 9:00 last night saying there was a man in the woods here. the victim is a quadriplegic who also suffers from cerebral palsy. he was found down an embankment near cobbs creek parkway at 59th street. investigators sa say his mother went to see her boyfriend in maryland. concerns were raised because the 21-year-old did not make it to school. now investigators say the mother faces charges. >> there a

hole, for birdie woods nails it. 3-under 69 in the 2nd round. everyone is chasing 21-year-old jordan spieth. on the far 5 8th, 3rd shot, great approach, birdies the hole. gets to 11-under par, finished at 6-under at a masters record pace minus-14 for two rounds of play. >> it's school. any time you can set a record here is pre -- cool. any time you can set a record here is pretty awesome. very pleased to have one bogey through 36 homes on this track. it means i'm -- holes on this track. it means i'm putting well. >> we got you covered here on wusa9, masters 2015. tomorrow 3:00 it gets going. then we've got a special game on blasters edition hosted by yours truly tomorrow night at 7:00. >> when i look at masters and tiger and spieth i'm reminded of a line from star wars, now i am master. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there waiting for someone to reach out and take it. ♪ and the ones who do. these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the ba

wood. leanne: we see no reason to put deadlines on the deficit. the austerity experiment has failed. we were told the deficit would be eliminated in parliament. we have faced all of these cuts, so much pain, for so little gain. the banks have had a bail out. it is time for the people, it is time for us to invest in job creation to see an end to austerity. julie: nigel. nigel: this coalition was put together to reduce the annual deficit to zero. that is why these guys got together, it is still running at 90 billion sterling. what no one talks about is the national debt. which has been going on for years. the national debt has doubled in five years to 1.5 trillion. we need to make cuts. we can cut 10 billion pounds from foreign aid. we can save 10 billion by not hang money to brussels every day. we can end then at the projects that will only -- we can end vanity projects. we need to revisit the formula. english and wealth taxpayers are getting a rotten deal. there is a plan and a promise that can be kept. julie: ed miliband. ed: as i said in the ope

police say he was in the woods for days before he was discovered bypasser by. he was eventually taken to children's hospital, where he is being treated for dehydration animal nutrition. >> it is just incredible, i mean, words can't explain this kid out there minimum of five days, what he's been through i mean, obviously can't verbalize, i couldn't even begin to imagine what this poor kid went through in five days in the middle of a field with no food, no water blanket over him, bible over him, horrifying to even think someone could do something like this, and something like this happened in this city. >> reporter: police go ton say, he remains in the hospital in stable condition with his family by his side. police say it really is incredible how well the 21 year old is doing today seeing everything that he went through. again, his mother expected in court, in maryland, later today for extradition hearing. police say if she agrees she will be brought back to philadelphia. we are reporting live outside of the philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "

there's woods, we have to battle the fires present in the wood at this point, the embers and things are not that big a concern at this point. maybe later but at this point we've got our hands full dealing with what we have here. >> mark since you drove over the scene pretty recently can you talk a little bit about what kind of traffic issues this fire is creating? >> you can see the large plume of smoke attracting everybody's attention. the black smoke lays low on the ground certainly becomes a factor right around central avenue. at richie road in that area. we have our hands full. >> mark brady, thank you for taking time to tell us what's going on and we hope you guys can get this under control pretty quickly. >>> if you're just joining us you are watching breaking news coverage of a mass i have e three-alarm fire of-in the capitol highs area of prince george's county. a roofing business with much of what was outside behind that business has burned some still burning as you can see from the live pictures. news4's jackie bensen is on the phone headed to the scene. jackie, tell us where

tiger woods, even on the day. he's at 6 under, tied for 13th place. not the best day for tiger woods, but hey. >> the guys in second and third place, 12 13 under, not even chloro. >> a great score. not even close with the way jordan is playing. >> at least he was able to hang on on. >> he made it through the weekend. a cool customer. >>> if you like classic cars and custom rides, then kensington maryland was the place to be. the sound of revving engines could be heard. they handed out trophies and prizes for the best rides. all the money raised will go to the children's library there in kensington. >>> what are we looking at for the start to the workweek here? >> beautiful again tomorrow. a high of 75. breezy tomorrow afternoon. it's nearly a perfect 10 but rain is in the forecast on tuesday. as kids are heading to school likely dealing with rain at the bus stop. recess might be rained out. 68 for a high on tuesday. wednesday thursday weep keep it dry, and next chance of shores on friday into saturday. >> i heard you say if you didn't get out this wee

obviously he's in the middle of a wooded area. you have wild animals out there.ou never know what's going to happen. this kid cannot defend himself. he does not function at all. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >>> tonight advocates for people with disability say he didn't have to be abandoned in the woods because struggling families have options. paul suzuski runs unitedsational palsy in philadelphia. she says she understands the struggle a lot of families go through. >> i wouldn't label her a monster. i'd label her as somebody who was highly strained and made a very bad decision. very bad decision. >> reporter: she says the government provides waivers that can help with the cost of housing, education, and even long-term care. stay with news4 for the latest updates on the story. we'll post any new information on our website and push them out on our nbc washington app. >>> a maryland police chief is stepping down just as his community struggles through one of its darkest hours. the "delmarva daily times" reports that police chief scott keller has retired. chief