longer. >> let's hear it. >> we will get to hear more, even though we could summit up in that would be word terrific. yesterday was gorgeous. the today will be beautiful. it will be slightly warmer today then yesterday but still unbelievable. ben franklin bridge area, blue skies, looking lovely, we will head down to rehoboth beach and seaboard walk there blue skies, the the trucks driving up and down the beach because we love that look in the summertime. we do love beach look at least in the summertime. it is 56 degrees there. just a perfect day storm scan three no precipitation in our area a at all and in fact we really don't have any clouds either. our temperatures show a huge range, however 39 degrees in allentown. the it is 46 in trenton. fifty-four in the philadelphia a area. it is 53 down in dover. depending where you are you may find more or less in the the way of heat at this point. the as we he go through the day 62 by 9:00 a.m. for everybody. by noon 74 degrees. the that is outdoor weather. 3:00 p.m. 80 degrees, warm, wonderful and our high this afternoon could get as high as 82. future weather let's check out and see if we have any cloud coming our way. by 2:00 it doesn't look like we have any. by 10:00 o'clock tonight there may be one. you may want to go out and look at it. we will talk bay great looking day as well abe a warm seven day forecast, nicole. carol, thank you. 6:02. several residents are rushed to the hospital after a carbon monoxide incident in montgomery county this happened inside a home in the 100 block of airy street in norristown. cherry greg from kyw news radio is live at the the scene with the very latest, cherrie. >> good morning nicole. eight people including a paramedics were sickened last night due to high levels of the carbon monoxide here in the 100 block of west airy lane. fire officials say resident of that home across the street had hook up a generator in their basement after their utilities had been shut off. luckily a a neighbor had a working carbon monoxide detector that went off and they called 911. when fire officials arrived on the scene they in immediately identified high levels of co, along with this block of row homes with carbon monoxide levels as high and as deadly as a thousand parts per million in some of the homes. generators caused carbon monoxide to backup in the homes causing eight people to be sickened as well as several animals. two of the people had to be flown to the hospital for treatment and are in critical condition. the here's norristown fire chief tom owe done will he will. are. >> they are odorless, tasteless and they go from zero parts per million to high levels of carbon monoxide level in a instant and here we have four people transported to a trauma center as a result of it. >> reporter: as i mentioned a a total of eight people living on this block were i can is end, four rushed to the hospital, others taken locally two are in critical condition a cording to the cdc symptoms of the the poisoning are flu-like and include headache, nausea dizziness chest pain and confusion. thank goodness, nicole, a neighbor had a working carbon monoxide detector because if they had not instead of reporting about sickenings, sickness we would have been reporting about death. live from norristown, cherri greg kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank goodness for that, cherri, thank you. a police involved shooting is under investigation in the olney neighborhood. an officer was chasing a suspect around 1:00 a.m. when he fired his weapon. the suspect was not injured and was taken in custody. investigators are on the scene in the 5600 block of north lawrence street looking for a shell casing, or a bullet hole. also new this morning fire rips through a row home in north philadelphia it happened in the 2900 block of north 25th street around 3:00 o'clock. fire fighters quickly place that had fire under control. no would be was injured and causes under investigation. police in riot gear make arrests as protest in cleve street after after a police officer was acquitted in the fatal shooting of two unarmed black motorist. and, they found their car backfiring as gunshots. hanna daniels has more on the verdict and reaction in the city. >> reporter: police officer michael brillo broke down in tears after found not guilty inside a cleveland courtroom. verdict comes after a four week trial, in the shooting death of timothy russell and melissa williams. the the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove brillo fired the fatal shots. >> the defendant proved by a preponderance of the evidence that he is legally excused from liability. >> reporter: demonstrators outside courthouse expressed their frustration of the ruling. brillo it was only officer criminal willly charged despite a high speed chase involving about 100 of the collogues. the pursuit began when 1979 chevy malibu driven by russell apparently backfired while passing police headquarters. the noise was mistaken for a gunshot. after a 20 minute chase the the car was boxed in when police officers fired 137 shots, brillo fired the most, bringing 15 shots when he climbed ton to the hood of the car and shot the at unarmed pair shoe the windshield. >> there was testimony from other officers that indicate that had they felt it was wrong. >> reporter: last year u.s. attorney general released a report finding cleveland police had engaged in a pattern of excessive force saturday the department of justice a announced it will review testimony and evidence presented in brillo the's trial. in new york, hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a man is dead after a crash on route 42 in gloucester township, camden county. investigators say he was eject from his car after missing an exiting down an embankment and crashing in the woods. a four car crash on the schuylkill expressway leaves one person dead, and it happened just before 5:00 o'clock the saturday morning, in the eastbound lanes of the i-76 at passyunk avenue. crash investigation tied up several lanes as police worked to determine the cause of that accident. now an update for you on the injuries from last week's amtrak train crash. temple university hospital says that four victims are still receiving treatment. two of those patients are in critical condition. eight people died and more than 200 were hurt when train 188 derailed may 12th. federal investigators say that the train hit a turn in port richmond at more than 100 miles per hour. ape happening today the the 11th annual tiehl ribbon ovarian cancer 5k in fairmount park. runners and walkers can register at the police touch museum at 7:00 o'clock. 5k kicks off at 8:30 in the morning and right now we can tell you there is no test for the the early detection of other vare yan cancer. today's event will raise money to help further the research. even though memorial day weekend packs plenty of sun and fun many people spent the day learning about american history. tourist filled independent mall in philadelphia, you can see a long line to get inside the liberty bell, everyone remembered those who died, fighting for our freedom. >> living on the east cozies so much different then it is on the west coast. the it is really fascinate to go come over here to see all this stuff. >> we have live in such a historic city, and sometimes we take that for granted as philadelphians and we don't get to see beauty of our city or know the history of our city and that is what this weekend is all about. >> we also talk to officials at the national constitution center and they tell us memorial day weekend is one of the busiest times of the year. so great to see people stopping by philadelphia a. well, it seems like anywhere you went though there was someone out and about enjoying the day on saturday, just such gorgeous weather plenty of folks roller skating during second day of the blue cross river rink festival. spruce street harbor park were out and about including sixers new mascot franklin. so that is pretty cool too. and it the is costing less to drive around this memorial day weekend. triple a says gas prices are down significantly from last year. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that part of the story. >> reporter: they are the lowest memorial day weekend gas price necessary years 2.86 in philadelphia, 2.6 to in delaware and new jersey is the the lowest at $2.48 a gallon. they have not been that low at this point in the year, since 2009. >> more money in my pocket. >> when it goes down a little bit it gives you a little bit of relief. >> reporter: even though it has not gone down a whole lot. >> but it tells you owe kay lets combo to cape may. >> reporter: the the years of those hitting the road this weekend this gentlemen doesn't worry about gas mileage on his harley but it is every day suv it is a concern. >> i'm a truck driver so i'm a working class guy and everything count for me. >> reporter: when those prices come down, on the trip people can go on, goes up. >> we appreciate that and we have more money to spend on other items. >> maybe going down the the shore for a trip. >> absolutely. >> reporter: nearly everyone we spoke to said they plan on doing more traveling this summer and apparently they are not alone nationwide, according to triple a memorial day weekend travel is expected to go up 5 percent in total role this year and that is a ten year travel high, officials say a big reason for that is the the lower prices. the with the unofficial start to sum inner full winning you might be thinking about what those numbers a above the pump will look like come august. thoughts? >> i think they will go lower. >> reporter: that is what we're hoping. >> yes. >> reporter: experts gree with gale, most industry officials a say gas prices may be the the highest we have seen this year and that makes the rest of this summer look even better. matt rivers, for "eyewitness news". all right. 6:11. still to come this morning the it was a scare in the sky captured on camera, a plane is slowly falling to the ground, we will have more on the video and investigation straight ahead snoring can ruin a good night's rest but can it be stopped? health reporter stephanie stahl talks to sleep experts and getsed advice. weather is heating up. carol will come back with your brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a jar. come to think of it, brandon, there is a little slice of heaven in every jar. that's because our ingredients come from places like... pleasantville, iowa! and farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients like cage-free eggs. we're talkin' real ingredients. for three generations. mmm. heaven. thank you. real ingredients. from a real place. that's how we're working to bring out the best. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door. so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. ♪ ♪ the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. new video may give investigators new insight into what caused a deadly plane crash in atlanta earl will they are month. four people were killed may eighth the when small plane crashed on interstate 29 a. police dash cam shows plane descending and takes a hard right turn before crashing in the black plume of smoke. this all happened, about a mile, from the the airport. scary stuff there. >> carol, good morning. we're looking ahead to a great forecast, aren't we. >> we have some terrific weather. the yesterday was spectacular. weather saved up, all of its good brown point and we used them yesterday but not all of them. there are a few more left. we have them today and tomorrow but humidity is starting to pick up a little bit. not so much as you would notice it the but yesterday it does not get any betterment it looks beautiful up in jack frost big frost poconos. if you chest the the shore how wise have of you. we are watching people on the beach, they have got a couple of their dogs out there just having a great start to the day. and, tomorrow, the the beaches will be packed as well, as today. enjoy everything that you have outside because anyplace in between, if you are in the land mass area you are also doing just a great job of enjoying yourself because the weather is ideal. fifty-four in philadelphia right now. forty-six in wilmington. forty-eight in millville. fifty in wildwood. forty-three in the poconos. milder this morning in the poconos then it was yesterday morning. now, as far as storm scan three goes it is very much like yesterday. nothing going on in our area. there are some clouds. we have to go back to the midwest to find those. up to new england, maybe maine you will find a shower but otherwise, things are perfect. our temperatures today mostly sunny skies we will get in the 80's today lower 80's and then tomorrow in the middle 80's. by the time we will get to tuesday we are looking at temperatures around 90 degrees. the the warm up is here. humidity will increase right along with the temperatures. so as comfortable as it was yesterday and will be today and pretty much tomorrow, each day gets warmer and probably less comfortable. dew points yesterday they were in the 20's, now they are almost 50 degrees. so that really, doubles the humidity feel in the air. so we will be watching for an increase in humidity but still not all that humid today. we can still with due points of 49. we have future weather. we have put this into motion. we will stop at 2:00. what are you doing at 2:00 o'clock. well, cloud aren't doing anything they are not even around here. they must be partying elsewhere. by the time we get to tomorrow morning we're looking at nice looking the weather to start the day on memorial day. wye tomorrow afternoon it is still very much nice around here with lots of sunshine. the tuesday looks fine too. but then, maybe later in the day on tuesday do we start to pick up or think about getting a shower off to the west? it is very possible as humidity builds and chances of showers and thunderstorms start coming in by the middle of the week. may so far you might have noticed has been about 5 degrees above normal. precipitation is far below normal 2 inches below normal. we have seen a half inch of rain so far. 88-degree the high temperature. lowest temperature is 47 degrees. ocean the water temperatures in case you are thinking of putting your feet in, that would probably be about all at 60 degrees. generally up and down the coastal areas. the air temperatures, perfect. eighty-two in philadelphia. seventy-two at the shore. poconos 75 degrees. this is, perfect. eighty-seven, 82 degrees with southeasterly wind at five to 10 miles an hour and tonight we will drop down to 62 degrees. next couple of days, yes, 85 tomorrow and then tuesday wednesday, and then maybe even thursday we could be around 90 degrees with the chance of the shower or thunderstorm coming in the picture. by the the time we get into wednesday but summer-like forecast. this is the unofficial start of the summer season. >> it is here, carol i'm pretty excited. thank you. on the the cbs-3 healthwatch are you among the millions not getting enough sleep and are tired all the time? snoring may be the culprit from you or your partner. health reporter stephanie stahl has top three simple ways you can stop snoring. >> reporter: are you among 45 percent of americans who do this at night or maybe worse your partner snores. the doctors say it can be more than just a nuisance. >> it can be first symptoms of many underlying melodies order. it can cause poor sleep and daytime sleepiness. >> reporter: doctor karl degrand, the the jeff on sleep center director, says millions are sleep deprived because of snoring. he helped identify top three simple ways to stop snoring. number one avoid drinking alcohol, late at night right before you go to bed. doctors say it can over relax throat muscles making it harder to breathe at night making you snore. number two for get about regular socks you may want to try compression socks. >> we think fluid builds up in the body and when it does that it contributes to snoring because it makes the throat smaller. by wearing stockings we can get rid of the fluid in the legs. >> reporter: try to keep your head elevated, stack a couple pillows and less snoring when you sleep on your side so pillow can keep you from rolling on to your back. and there are devices you can wear, on your back, that prevent you from rolling over on to your back. just a few easy ways to stop this, so you can get some z's. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:20. philadelphia students took time this holiday weekend to help victims of the devastating earthquakes that hit nepal. water for nepal fund raising event was held at mifflin square park. the students from the south philadelphia and furnace high school sole food drinks and asked for donations. more than 8,000 people were killed in the knee paul earthquakes that struck. 16,000 others were injured. still ahead top salons say it is one of the biggest hair trend of the year, take a look. >> reporter: some woman are going fray on purpose . i'm marley hall in new york with more on a growing new trend, coming up. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? 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[ laughter ] back on "eyewitness news" starting monday there will be a new way for fans of classic tv series and have movies to go back in time. reexperience, shows like i love lucy, mary tyler moore more show, happy days, cheer cbs and legal broadcasting are launching a new network called decade that will be available right here in philadelphia on digital sub channel. the eye will feature through the decade hosted by former cbs news anchor bill curtis. that will look back the at news and cultural event connected to a scene a particular day in history. decade will go back in time to commemorate release of star wars and on memorial day weekend, back in 1977. you can watch decade on comcast on comcast 244, file oz channel 483 and over the the air on channel 3.2. while many people tried to hide their gray hairs, others are going gray, on purpose. it is all part of the growing trend known as, granny hair, yes, this is a thing now. correspondent marley hall has more on the the hair raising style that is picking up some steam. >> all right suzy, we're ready. >> reporter: suzy katz can't waiting to gray. in fact she's dying to. >> okay here we go, no turning back now. >> reporter: twenty-nine year old is one of the growing number of young women and young men asking professionals like marie robinson to color their hair various shades of gray. how often are you doing this in your salon. >> i would say we're averaging three to four clients a week which i think is a lot for something, for such an unusual, unique look. >> reporter: the trend known as granny hair has taken social media by storm. >> you are on the internet you are definitely seeing it the right now. >> reporter: thinks the the beauty editor of buzz feed social need web site calls granny hair the biggest hair trend of the the year so far. >> it started at high fashion. then it went up through celebrities have it and now real people are kind of picking up on it the. >> reporter: twenty-four year-old jean salvador has been gray for past four months. >> i come back to do this about once a month. >> reporter: column will or expert lucy javier must bleach to a pale yellow and apply gray t int. >> transformation process is an eight to nine hour job. >> reporter: average cost is $700 but this can vary. some people would say this is drastic. >> i think if you are able to rock it, why not. >> reporter: after an entire day in the chair suzy loves her new look. >> i feel like a super chic older lady, but you know in a young lady's body. >> reporter: marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. $700 for granny hair. whatever you like. coming up on "eyewitness news", why were all these people up at the dawn at the a beach on the new jersey shore? we will take you to the memorial day weekend competition. and a stretch between now and labor day can be one of the most dangerous times of the year to be behind the wheel. coming up, three on your side jim donovan helps you stay safe while navigating those 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thank you for their services. today it is sunday may 24th good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. we have had a phenomenal weekend so far. we cannot beat yesterday. we will send it over to carol to see if it can try. >> we can try, if you like it the slight liz warmer, you'll find that today and maybe that beats yesterday but for people who like temperatures in the 70's and just unbelievable sky conditions yesterday was hard to beat. we will be close today. the don't worry, we have got a great weekend shaping up. the center city philadelphia right new looking lovely out there and it is also looking lovely in margate. beach is empty. it will not be staying that way. sees, on cue, here comes people, streaming out on to the beaches. the just expect to find anywhere you go today great weather. we have wide view on storm scan three to let you know, you can go anyplace and not have a problem at all weather has decided to behave around here. 54 degrees in philadelphia a nice start to the day, 46 trenton. forty-six wilmington. it is 39 up in allentown. some temperatures are cooler. as we go through the day temperatures will be warming up steadily and we will find our high temperature, i think the the high will be 82 degrees, and that may come at 4:00 o'clock. so just know around 80 degrees today and our temperatures warming up to that point as we go through middle part of the daze and slight thely cooling down after that. our storm scan three show that we have nothing to worry about, future weather is also going to be showing the the same thing. this is a look at 3:00 in the afternoon. we don't have any clouds out there and by the time we get to 10:00 o'clock tonight maybe you'll find one or two. we are looking for an increase in the temperatures and humidity i'll show thaw coming up on the seven day forecast nicole. >> carol, thank you. several residents are sickened after a carbon monoxide incident in montgomery county. this all happened inside a home on the 100 block of airy street in norristown. cherri greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live at the scene with the very latest, cherri. >> reporter: resident on this block are counting their blessings this morning after several people became sick from deadly levels of carbon monoxide last night. now fire officials had to rush for four people and transport four others to area hospitals. and the entire problem emanated from this row home here, in the center of the the block here on west airy lane. officials say residents had their utilities shut off and brought a gas generator which they hook up in their basement. carbon monoxide fumes backed up and spread throughout the homes on this block but luckily a neighbor in smelled fumes and had a working co detector that went off and called 911. when fire officials arrived and co levels here were as high and as deadly as a thousand parts per million. the the gas sickened eight people, two critically as well as several animals. two of the animals including a german shepherd and another dog had to be treated. one of the neighbors a she is upset because this could have been a deadly situation. >> it could have been a worse situation then what it was. people could have been dead. that is crazy. you know, we all could have been killed. i don't know how people can be so reckless like that and don't even worry about their neighbors. >> reporter: her niece and nephew and sister were all taken to the hospital for treatment, she mentioned the residents of this home were visibly ill when fire officials brought them out last night. symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include chest pain, nausea confusion. now the cdc may call carbon machine oxide poisoning a silent killer because gas fumes are odorless and colorless many times but luckily here, a neighbor had a working co detector and was able to call 911. and was able to say stay alive and a blessing indeed. live from norristown, cherri greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good that is for sure, thank you. memorial day weekend is time to kickback and fire up your grill with friend and family. that didn't stop some from getting up to compete the for a good cause down the the shore. eye witt the necessary news reporter alexandria hough takes us there. >> reporter: steps away from the golden boardwalk sunrise a crowd of athletes were also rising to the occasion. >> inspired by the sacrifice and courage of all of our fall inn warriors. >> reporter: 500 participants gathered to participate in this years ocean city memorial day beach challenge. >> it was, the the jersey shore, the unis is out right not bad. >> colder then i expect but we will be sweating and running our butts off so it is perfect weather. >> i'm in the really sure, looking down trying to figure out what it is but we will find out. >> reporter: but in the for these folks, they are heading off to a grueling obstacle course and 4-mile paddle game competition followed by a fun run. >> weather looks great. water is chilly. but the wind are perfect today, you can see they are and, they are flat, and i don't expect too many falls. >> reporter: by sand by air and by sea all proceeds will benefit the three veterans and military family charities but more than money organizers say the true goal, to remind beach goers of the brave men and women to whom this holiday is dedicated. >> everyone of us is here because we want to teach a new generation what memorial day is about and to help our veterans and families of the fallen. >> we have to think about what is afforded us and freedoms that we have. >> reporter: reporting from ocean city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more importantly camden county remembered the true meaning of memorial day lets take a look. >> ♪ >> the freeholder board hosted a memorial day ceremony a at camden county veterans cemetery, "eyewitness news" in camden, the the ceremony is held each year to honor memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in irv is to our country. and for a run down of everything happening over memorial day weekend just head to our web site at cbs philly.com. meanwhile at the camden waterfront battleship new jersey battled the the seventh second anniversary of the commissioning, dozens turned out for that ceremony featuring speakers and a purple heart was on hand. memorial wreath was cast in the delaware in memory of the the crew members that passed away. battleship new jersey motto is fire power for freedom. it is the the most decorated battle up in the history of the u.s. navy. future of the patriot act is in jeopardy after senate blocked attempt to extend that law. lawmakers worked overnight but could not reach an agreement. key sticking point here nsa's controversial program that collects telephone data from americans, authorized under the the patriot act but critics say it is a excuse to spy on americans. the senate will meet the in a week, one day before the patriot act expires. in an historic referendum ireland has legalized same sex marriage. the the country is first in the world to allow gay marriage in a national vote. jonathan vigleoti reports. >> reporter: supporters to legalize same sex marriage, cheered and embraced inside dublin castle as the official results came in. 62 percent of voters overwhelmingly said yes as did a all of ireland's political parties. >> the the people have spoken, they have said yes ireland thank you. >> reporter: thousands celebrated the news on the streets, raising rainbow flags in solidarity. >> i never felt happier as i have today because we dit. we did it. i'm so proud of this country. >> reporter: other irish residents living abroad traveled back home to support the the movement. >> people are out offering spirit, people are donating money, to help realize how important it is. >> reporter: ahead of the race opponents including many living in boro areas and older voters voiced their concerns. >> unaudible. >> reporter: as late as 1993 homosexuality was illegal in the traditionally conservative catholic country. it was only five years ago ireland legalized civil partnerships. jonathan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 6:38. salvador archbishop oscar romero moves one step closer to sainthood. archbishop romero who preached against poverty and social injustice is formally blessed 35 years after his death. romero was shot and killed during a highly political time in el salvador. blood stained shirt when he was wearing was a central part in the beatification ceremony, the snipper was never captured. well, on this memorial day weekend a few veterans of the greatest generation are getting a a high flying thank you for their service. mark alberts reports. >> we will have a good time today. >> reporter: one five-year old world war two veteran glenn hutton a former army radio mechanic is about to take a flight through time. >> whenever you're ready thank you thank you. >> reporter: hut on soared over grand island nebraska in the open cockpit the in the 1940's biplane a aircraft that trained america's american aviators and helped win the second world war. >> it literally takes them out of their apartment and back to the sky. >> reporter: darryl fischer was flying a restored steerman home to oregon with his fat inner 2011 when they decided to make stops along the the way to give senior citizens a quick ride on the vintage plane. >> something happens in that process that changes the the attitudes, the the energy and their outlook. >> reporter: stunned by their reaction, he started a foundation for what he calls dream flyers. >> wonderful. >> thank you for your service. >> reporter: on memorial day in lakeville minnesota he will give his 1,000 flight. eighty-eight year-old mary's husband charles served in the coastguard as his widow she took flights this week. she had but one carry on, the the love letters that he wrote to her while at sea. the 15 minute flights may be short but the the effect untea enable. when glenn hutton landed he was still the same age but not the same man. mark albert for cbs news, new york. >> look the at them dancing great sight there. 6:40. oldest living woman in the world is turning 116 in michigan. geraldine tally had a celebration with friend and family and michigan congressman. she got a special gift a birthday message from president obama. tally is 20 miles west of detroit. she says she has no add rise for living longer but does credit her longevity to god. doing something right 6:41. you need something fixed around your house. the gone are days of calling a repair men at least for some people. coming up next how more and more people are turning to on line videos for do it the yourself help. also ahead drivers this holiday weekend will have plenty of company for sure, three on your side jim donovan has add rise to stay safe on the road. memorial day is the unofficial start of summer and carol has your 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packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. more and more americans are taking on home improvement, for themselves with the the growing number of do it yourself video calling the local repairman is slowly becoming a thing of the past. cbs's hanna daniels talk with the west chester man who goes on line to get the job done. >> reporter: he needed repairing. >> my wife said, it wasn't draining right. that means i have to do it. >> reporter: so self proclaimed unhandy man went on line. >> i will take the rack off first. >> reporter: and found a do it yourself video. >> step by step of how the the video was showing how to dismantle it. >> reporter: why not call a repairman. >> i figure time cost effective for me it was much easier for me to do it. >> reporter: millions are doing the same thing and many turn to these two. >> we will talk to how to repair these. >> reporter: these childhood friend started to make their own videos including the one that helped paul. >> we're not a a appliance repair guys, we have had these problems and figured them out and make a video on how to fix it. >> reporter: their videos have have gotten a million you tube hits. >> why do you think people are responding so well to your videos and these videos in general. >> people are looking to save some money and have that sense of accomplishment. >> reporter: people are saving money by not having to hire a handy man. commerce department says americans spending on appliance repairs is down 5 percent in the past ten years. >> it got so bad you could stick your fingers through. >> reporter: when brick around his house needed repair costello called a professional. >> one was $7,000. >> reporter: he went to the video and did it himself. >> how much did it the cost you. >> a bag of cement. >> reporter: he used money he saved for a family trip to disney world. hanna daniels cbs news, west chester, pennsylvania. >> that is all well and fine until dyi doesn't turnout the way you thought it would carol. >> i keep handy men in business, after i start a project. >> and call in a professional. >> complete mess i have 2 feet in buckets of cement. >> we're all about handy men. >> keep your skit also, we need you. we have blue skies over the the area and new jersey. and the the delaware river looks great. yesterday was 71 degrees. you might have have been in and out do i need a jacket or not. you could get warm and step in the shade and air was so dry you could really start to feel a little chill. today the temperatures will be some 10 degrees warmer then yesterday. so, there is a noticeable difference but it the is pretty perfect. we have 58 degrees in rehoboth beach right now pretty quiet on the boardwalk but will not stay that way. ocean temperatures running 60 degrees or so. i have tested that with my elbow and it is a pretty experienced elbow water tester. 54 degrees our temperature right new in philadelphia we have 46 trenton 567891 in wilmington. thirty-nine, still up in the allentown area. forty-three in the poconos. forty-five in reading this morning and then we will head to the shore and the the air is coming right up, off the ocean with temperatures in the 50's at the the shore. you should be able to crack that 70-degree mark later on today. storm scan three, nothing. i love that. i know you do too. we probably could stand to get rain around here but let's let's do it later on this weekend it looks like it will remain absolutely perfect. temperatures in the 80's today. everybody got something temperature wise. if you loved this cooler, that was yesterday, it the is a three bears forecast. the powerage, goldie lux that whole thing. yesterday was cool to day just about right and then maybe tomorrow is a little bit warmer and that might not be tour liking but it gets warmer than that. enjoy temperatures around 82 today. 85 degrees tomorrow. by the time we will get to tuesday we are looking at temperatures that will be close to that 90-degree mark. future weather in to motion, no clouds. by tomorrow morning, one or two, maybe a couple a across the the bay but no precipitation and then, as we move in the afternoon morning hour, anything we look for mostly sunny skies tomorrow and by the the time we get to tuesday it looks nice to start the the day. could we be finding a shower later on in the day off to the west, as this computer model likes to think so. we will see whether it hold on to that but it didn't bring it through philadelphia or south jersey just like okay, that is it and then it is gone. we will see whether wednesday gives us another chance of picking up a shower. our may so far has been pretty mild, we've got temperatures that are running almost 6 degrees a above normal precipitation running 2 inches below normal. high temperature 88. low temperature 47. i think yesterday might have been the most ideal day with that temperature of 71 degrees in philadelphia now today is the the beach a little bit breezy temperatures should be able to get in the lower 70's. strong sun. uv index is up there at eight and water temperature is 60-degree. risk of rip current is low but try to stay here, if you not around a life guard then maybe just dip your toes in. eighty-two in philadelphia. seventy-two at the shore. poconos 75 degrees. the and sun any all locations, maybe breezy later this afternoon but still perfect. sixty-two partly cloudy, really nice night coming up for us tonight and over next couple of days, it the is a steady warm up. then we will plateau through tuesday, wednesday around 90 degrees. wednesday, thursday, maybe friday, we will see a shower around here, we will continue to monitor that but otherwise it is just a warm week it the is cooler at the beaches though nicole. >> very summer like, carol thank you. 62:50. lets check on those road with ann evans. good morning. >> good morning nicole. thinks ben franklin parkway it the is opened to the business. if you look the to the right. martin luther king drive is closed for recreational activities. moving the traffic cam here to the schuylkill expressway this is the the the the schuylkill stretch between girard and montgomery, no delays, it is a busy travel day but roadways are looking good. and all on to the ben franklin bridge mid span if you are heading to the shore in, delays or problems on the ac expressway garden state parkway or area bridges. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. travelers hitting the road this weekend will have have plenty of company. triple a estimates 33 american millions will take a trip by car during this memorial will day holiday. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has aid vice when navigating those busy highways. the. >> reporter: memorial day weekend brings the the start of the summer driving season, drivers shouldn't let the the excitement of those long drives to the shore and vacation destinations trump safety especially since the stretch between now and labor day can be one of the most dangerous times of the year to be behind the wheel. the the national highway traffic safety administration has renewed its call for americans to simply buckle up, ntsa says seat belt use raised to i 87 percent, but half of the americans died to car crashes were in the wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. when school lets out teens send to do more driving. inexperience can put them at greater risk for accidents. parents should remine teens to avoid distracted driving and urge them to avoid using their smart phones in the car. limit the number of passengers and set ground rules on driving at night. and, drivers of all ages should remember to take it the slow, the warm weather is prime for road construction, leading to detours and summer drivers are often on vacation, and navigating unfamiliar roads, and maybe more unpredictable then usual. keep a distance to keep safe. many law enforcement agencies are ramping up their click it or ticket seat belt campaigns this weekend so buckle up. reporting for three on your side i'm jim ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door. so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. ♪ ♪ the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! the phillies and nationals play game two of three this holiday weekend washington came in with a six game winning streak, cole hamels on the mound for phillies and steven strasburg with his counterpart with the phillies all over the washing ton nationals. rbi double in the right field gap that will score a run. the puts phillies up two to nothing. >> next batter we have miguel franco continuing to impress in the big league, obviously this home run will score two more runs. phillies go on to win four to nothing. the hits just kept on coming. fifth inning, the big piece solo shot in the center field that will make it seven to nothing. hamels excellent, eight innings, one run phillies win this 18-one the final. the college lacrosse final four kicking off at lincoln financial field. earlier it was notre dame taking on denver. pioneers pull off a big, wig in overtime. denver advances with a 11 -ten win. in state rivalry in maryland, taking on johns-hopkins. came down to the final seconds. maryland up by a goal. check out kyle coming up with an unbelievable, safe, and his stick so, maryland wins a thriller 12-11. they play denver in the champion ship game. union back in action tonight and nationally televised game against rival red bulls. philadelphia has never won the the inside of the red bull arena six losses and one draw in seven tries. to golf kevin nye the leader at crown plaza invitational, shot one under to take a one stroke lead in the final round. iain holder one stroke behind with plenty of players within striking distance. from our favorite golfers miguel angel jimenes, mechanic hitting the the record tenth hole in one in the tour. but the the celebration check it out that is what makes it, the the moves. that is sports i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great the day. all right. miguel has moves. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what is coming up at 7:00. forecasters are warning residents in the southwest after days of flooding rains we will have an update for you. an artist is causing controversy for these images but it is not what they show that is getting so much attention. carol has your memorial day forecast when "eyewitness news" continues at introducing lunch at outback every bloomin' day! hurry in for all your outback favorites. plus new aussie tacos, new savory ribeye melt and our delicious burgers. over 70 lunch combinations starting at just $6.99. it's lunch at last every day at outback. carbon monoxide sickens an entire block full of residents in montgomery county, eight people are hospitalized, several pets had to be rescued. we're live with what residents say could have been much worse. today is sunday may 24th, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer 7:00 o'clock on the dot. let's talk more about this forecast which yesterday was pretty much ideal. so let's hope it is more of the same or an improvement. >> something said they