>> we're also determined to do everything in our power to make sure that this doesn't happen to anyone else, ever again. >> reporter: walk ago lock chancellor street change that when they were beaten allegedly amid a barrage of gay slurs. three people in their 20's are charge in the a attack. the rally organize by state representative brian simms is to promote legislation to add sexual orientation, to the pennsylvania hate crimes law. >> our state has a ministerial spent to address hate crimes and we remain explicit if we fail to pass hate crime legislation toss protect those of us who are lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgender. >> reporter: in city council, jim kenny and blondeel ren held in brown moved to close that loop in that same law in philadelphia violence because of who these folks are or what they express or how they express themselves is totally abhorrent. >> sometimes we have to teach

by example and teach by penalty. to the parent have of those kids you have some work to do. to the parents like myself, we have to remain veg lint in teaching our young people that tolerance is the normal, always. >> reporter: well, pennsylvania is one of 15 states in the nation that does not include sexual orientation, in a hate crimes law. new jersey and delaware both do. they are called here today is to have that pennsylvania law changed, by the end of the year. reporting live from love park, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right pat, thank you. gray, dreary thursday all across the region as the coastal storm that brought strong wind and heavy rain, makes its way out. "eyewitness news" in atlantic city where storm riled up the the surf there, that boardwalk understandably desserted. some homeowners tonight face clean up in the aftermath of the storms, a tree came crashing down on a home, on delaware avenue in clementon. meteorologist kathy orr is in the weather center with more on the storm and what we can

expect this evening, kathy. >> good news is that the storm is paul way on storm scan three you can see a few showers but our storm moving toward the northeast and taking a live look at the rain and wind witt. we are seeing some consistent showers almost in the shape of the t. you can see here through gloucester and camden county zooming in along 295 and turnpike from man to, woolwich and down 322 towards williamstown we are seeing consistent rain but the the dreary weather, drizzle and patchy fog will continue into the evening hours. take a look at these rain amounts, lewis, delaware over 3 inches of rain, egg harbor township two and a their. atlantic city over 2 inches. wood lane 2 inches. vineland 2 inches of rain. as we expect heavier rain in south jersey and delaware moving toward the shore. temperatures cool across the region. we have not moved much from last night. temperatures in the 60's but falling fast during the overnight. average high for this time of the year 75. well below that. winds continuing but now out of the north generally between

ten and 15 miles an hour from philadelphia to the south and east as the storm pull is a way, we will see wind diminishing as well. here's what is next for this evening, drizzle and patchy fog, expect, northeasterly wind will continue about ten to 15 miles an hour and temperatures will be cooling into the the 50's. so it will be a bit chilly. coming up we will talk about when the sun will make a come back, summer reunion for this weekend and some dreary days ahead, kate and i will have more on this coming up later in the broadcast, jessica. >> kathy, thanks. get latest on the storm and your forecast anytime you want, just down load the cbs-3 weather app, go to the itunes stores to find it there. well, prime minister of iraq says that isis militants have been planning attacks on subway systems in the united states, and in france. that claim comes, as the u.s. led forces keep up air strikes on isis fighters. cbs reporter tina krause has more now from london.

>> reporter: iraq's prime minister says his country has credible intelligent that islamic state militant plan to launch attacks on subways in the u.s. and paris. u.s. law enforcement officials say they are investigating the claim but there is no confirmation of the plot. war planes from the u.s. and two arab allies reportedly destroyed a dozen oil refineries and killed at least 14 isis fighters overnight in eastern syria. the pentagon believes that the facilities controlled biasis produced revenue for the the terror group. >> we didn't complete thely obliterate them off the map but you can see they are not going to be pumping any refined oil out petroleum, anytime soon. >> reporter: u.s. officials say militants used the petroleum to run their own vehicles and, sold it on the black market. more countries are pledging military support for the u.s. led battle against isis in neighboring iraq. french fighter jets bombed isis targets in iraq on

thursday, after extremist linked to islamic state militants beheaded a french tourist in algeria. tina krause, for cbs news. when asked if these attacks were eminent the prime minister of iraq said he was not sure but he also said that no alleged plot has yet been thwarted. we just spoke with the spokesmen for septa she says they are increasing the law enforcement presence on septa rails. eric holder, who made history as the nation's first african-american attorney general, is stepping down. a white house official says holder plans to leave the office as soon as a successor is confirmed. holder, a former judge and prosecutor, told office in early 2009. just moments ago president obama praised holder who is a personal friend and an original member of his cabinet. >> eric has done a superb job. he had has work side by side with our intelligence community and department of home land security to keep us safe from terrorist a attacks

and to counter violent streamism. on his watch federal courts have successfully prosecuted hundreds of terror cases, proving that the world's finest justice system is fully capable of delivering justice. >> white house officials say the president has not made a time decision on holder's replacement. an independent advisory commission says that the city failed to respond to several warnings before the fatal market street building collapse. those findings were reported at city hall. the the commission made more than 30 recommendations including splitting l and i into two agencies. mayor michael nutter said he will shift l and i under office of public safety. he also spoke about a city official nancy winkler who lost a daughter in that collapse. >> knowing and being aware of that one particular young lady, her daughter ann, you

know i was the person had to tell nancy. >> coming up at 6:00, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter sits down with the former u.s. attorney who ran that investigation. well, is there much more ahead on "eyewitness news" 59:00 including a heart breaking reminder that the 9/11 attacks continue to claim lives. three retired new york fire fighters, all with 9/11 related illnesses die on the same day. we will have have their stories. and then your credit card late fees, three on your side jim donovan shows you how. mo'ne davis goes from little league world series fame to the baseball hall of fame, the the taney dragons star donates her jersey and we are there for the big moment. we will be

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well, two former philadelphia school district principals are under arrest tonight, charged with cheating. authorities say that they changed answers on standardized tests all to boost scores. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at school district headquarters with more, noel? >> reporter: well, we reached out to the school district for comment, not too long ago. they have not immediately responded to our request. we know their offices are closed to day because they are observing a holiday but police still went on to arrest two former principals, this morning charged with educating the future of philadelphia these two principals have been now charged with forgery and tampering with state tests.

according to the attorney general barbara mccareer i, former principal of the now closed communications technology high and arthur nelson of the former principal of the now closed bok high school used answer keys to correct answers on the pssa tests. a considering to the grand jury presentation obtained by "eyewitness news" milton correct answers for students he ground together as on the cusp. mcclear i made her corrections on campus before the the first bell rang. >> went into her school, early in the morning, and a allegedly changed the the answers at that time when no one else was at the school. >> reporter: the two were taken in custody this morning after admitting they struggled with what they called unrealistic pressures to improve from the school district. the last spring, five other educators were arrested on similar charges and representatives from the attorney general's office say more arrests could becoming. >> we believe that there are going to be addition willal charges, and we don't know

when, but we follow evidence where it leads and today the grand jury found evidence of cheating against these two individuals. could there be more? possibly. >> reporter: now both former principals admitted to reasons as to why they may have done something like this, and we will bring you more on that coming up a at 6:00 but for now we are live in front of the district headquarters, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, philadelphia police are looking for this robbery suspect who targeted a center city dunkin' donuts. it happened early sunday morning at eighth and chestnut. police say suspect had a hypodermic needle and threatened to stab a worker if she didn't open up the cash register this was a brief struggle will but eventually the suspect opened up the register and took off with cash. we are told no one was injured. well, there is some breaking news, pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen cain has identified eight state official that is either sent or received sexually explicit e-mails from their government e-mail accounts. >> thome romo from our sister

station news radio kyw news radio 1060 is standing by with the breaking details, tony. >> reporter: yeah, well these e-mails were sent as just a sample of the e-mails that were sent or received by these eight individuals. the the release of these e-mails and we should point out that we were shown the e-mails, reporters were shown the e-mails by a technician but they have not been released and in one was allowed to copy them but that they don't rhythm all of the e-mails that were shared, nor all of the people that were involved a according to the attorney general here that they are given resource follows current union agreements and redack the names of current employees of the attorney general's office, and they also say there are restrictions which the attorney general says she could not elaborate on that prohibit revealing the names of some of the or people who

participated in the e-mails. >> tell us, tony about the eight people who have been named. >> reporter: at the this point it is difficult to do because in some cases some of these people only received these e-mails, and the ones we he were shown, the technician there said they could not say whether or not the people who received those e-mails had even opened them. >> okay. tony romo from the kyw news radio 106 on thanks so much, tony. >> much more to come on that story. well, are high credit card interest rates, and late fees, taking a bite out of your budget? if so, help may be a phone call away. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us about a new survey that shows most people can get their rates lowered and their fees cropped, but very few of them ask. >> reporter: ask and you shall receive. credit card's.com report finds that nearly nine out of ten credit card hold hours asked their credit card issuers to wave a late fee were successful.

yet, only 28 percent, bothered to ask. and about two thirds of card holders who asked for lower interest rates were approved but 23 percent of consumers ever request a lower rate. >> you carry a lot of credit card debt, lowering that interest rates can save you hundreds of dollars or even more. >> senior industry analyst with credit cards.com says that the days of banks competing for your business, have returned. >> people are starting to spend after the recession, banks are getting more willing to give out credit, and people are paying their bills on time. so it makes it kind of this perfect storm of super competitiveness to where it is a really good time to ask for these sorts of breaks. >> reporter: not all requests will be successful, however. higher income households were much more likely to receive lower interest rates and late fee wafers and age of the card holder also plays a big role too. the just 33 percent of the

18 to 29 years old were granted their request but that percentage more than double for 30 to 49 years olds and 50 to 64 years old 79 percent got what they wanted, lower fees or they got a late charge knock off. >> have you done this. >> i do it all the time you call them up. >> yes, tell them how are. >> your cable bill, phone bill, trust me they will keep you f they see you have a good record, they will keep you good advice, jim. >> customer is always right, thanks jim. still to come on "eyewitness news" we will tell you what apple is doing to fix some glitches with the new i phone. then looks, money, personality they are all great but a new study reveals women really want in a husband. and thursday night football, tonight it is the giants and the washington redskins, we will hear from cbs nfl analyst and former quarterback boomer esia theson about one of the oldest most heated rivalriness all of the

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i looked outside this morning it was just like kathy said it was going to be, gray, winnie, wet. >> drizzly. >> yeah. >> good news we neededded the rain and we got the rain. >> it will not hang around forever. >> that is right. >> or offer an extended period of time. >> tomorrow is transition day and transition day isn't so

bad. outside right now we have low clouds, areas of fog and drizzle and that will linger into the evening. but by tomorrow we will be seeing brightening skies. outside, looking pretty good, outside our center city studios here with sky cam three. gray around the delaware valley, glummy. we knew we were in for that for at least a day but as chris and jessica mentioned it will in the last all that long. down the shore we have a little bit of patchy fog, here and there, some low clouds, it is glummy, still wind any ocean city cape may county. wind gusting to 30 miles an hour. visibility have been lowered, as well through south jersey. you can see millville up to 4 miles. this was down below 2 miles an hour ago and down the shore vest built between five and 6 miles and an improvement but from philadelphia north and west no visibility issues or patchy fog overnight as skies begin to clear. on storm scan three, some patches of rain here and there, heavier rain you can see where the darker green is through parts of the the gloucester county and also

through camden county. another patch through vineland and millville, extend ago cross the the bay, north of milford, delaware and this will be dissipating as well but some poor visibility as i mentioned in the in millville area throughout the afternoon and could linger in the evening. our live neighborhood network takes us across the region when we see some heavy accumulations. came may courthouse airport in the villas 66 degrees. over 2 inches of rain. had magnolia still adding on rain at 2 inches. 1.85 inches a at university of delaware. medford lakes over an inch of rain and a temperature of 61 degrees. higher accumulations of rain of course through south jersey and delaware, closer to the storm as we expect. here's current win gusts nothing like this morning when winter gusts in the 30 to 40 miles an hour. atlantic city gusting to 23. rehoboth beach, delaware gusting close to 30 miles an hour. right now temperatures, pretty much in the 60's, that is where we have been since last night and temperatures aren't going to change all that much throughout the evening.

but i wanted to show you this, out through the central planes extending in the tennessee valley, a large swat of 80's, and this is what is in our future. high he pressure will take control friday increasing sun. high builds saturday and sunday. we will have a bit of the summer reunion for the weekend and it looks like it is going to be just perfect, overnight tonight, some drizzle and fog, mostly cloudy skies, lows in the 50's, highs tomorrow in the 70's with increasing sunshine. thursday night football traveling to washington. the redskins take on the redskins. temperatures will be around 60 degrees with cloudy skies. on 39 day forecast saturday and sunday picture perfect with plenty of sunshine. it does turn dreary for part of the next week, kate ill have more on that next half an hour. we will be

shade i had mccoy says his evening will include the big thursday night football match up between giants and redskins. cbs correspondent megan alexander is at the game and she joins us now with a report, hi megan. >> hi there beasley. yes, another big thursday night football game. this one new york and washington, as a divisional showdown that neither team can afford to lose. tailgaters came ready for a long pregame party at fedex field. more than 90,000 fans, will pack the stadium to watch the giants, take on the redskins. >> we're here as you can see very, very early to start the party and have a great time for the whole day. >> reporter: new york and washington have been battling since 1932, it is one of the oldest rivalries in the nfl

and one of the most hard for the. >> let's face it, it is washington d.c., is there new york city, is there intensity there. >> reporter: fans feel the same way. >> nothing like the the nfc east. >> it is always best show in town. >> reporter: tonight's divisional game is critical for both teams. they have identical one-two record and both know a third loss would land them in the deep hole. cbs sports analyst and former player boomer, says the time slot will raise the steaks. >> it is bad enough on sunday afternoon at one or 4:00 but when you pet them in national prime time with the history between these two teams, that is what makes these games great. >> reporter: fans from both teams are expecting this game to go down to the wire. and, you know beasley, one of the most intriguing stories to watch tonight is that of the quarterback, you've got for the giants two time super bowl champion eli manning up against relative new coming kirk cousins for the redskins. of course, kirk filling in for the injured rg3. both hoping to lead their

teams to victory tonight. back to you beasley. >> megan, thanks. talk to you next week. kick off is 8:28 but pregame starts right here at 7:30 tonight. it is new york at washington. it is a classic. >> nfc east old school. >> yeah, old school. >> let's go tailgate. >> get out of here and go tailgate and get ready for thursday night football. >> thanks, beasley. coming up next, iphone frustration new complaints facing apple. then story of the family seeking justice a south jersey man is murdered after the philadelphia puerto rican day parade six years ago. now there is a new campaign on to help find his killer. she has made history and cover of the sports illustratedded now little league star mo'ne davis has something else no other eighth grader has, her jersey in the baseball hall of fame, that story is coming up. colleges and universities see a up tic this alcohol-related injuries this time of the year.

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i'm chris may and here are some of the day's top stories for you, prime minister of iraq says his country's intelligence operation has uncovered a plot targeting subway systems in the u.s. and

in france. the senior obama administration official says that the u.s. is not aware of such a plot by the islamic state, if it exists. well, three suspects accused in the attack a on same sex couple in philadelphia are free, on bail, in the wake of that attack city council is considering a bill that adds sexual orientation, of violence, to the list of hate crimes. and two former philadelphia school district principals are under arrest, they are charge with cheating, barbara mccreary and arthur melton changed answers to standardized tests nerd to boost scores, kate. thanks, chris. good evening everyone. our coastal storm is moving away and we are over it. it is not over us just yet. we have some showers, popping autopsy cross the region. in fact one skinny line of showers, off to our south and you can see scattered showers across the region this line still moving through delaware with gusts up to 20 miles an hour and brief heavy rain moving through milford at this

hour but much better news to come with the seven day forecast. we will have that coming up in just a couple minutes, jessica. >> kate, thanks. new at 5:30 an unsolve murder that continues to haunt investigators. family of matt novac is hoping his killers will be brought to justice. he was, murdered after leaving a parade six years ago. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to his father. >> the last thing i said to him was, you know, all of the guys, you know, watch each others backs. >> reporter: six year-old matt novac's son matt junior was murdered in philadelphia after willing from south jersey with two friend to the the puerto rican day parade. their car had trouble on sixth street near spring garden. after a long wait a dark blue chevy impala stopped with three people inside. they offered jumper cables if matt went with them. short time later matt was shot getting out of that car at 13th and fairmount. he died in the surgery. >> when the surgeon came in and gave us the word, i sat in

disbelief. his two friend basically exploded and his ter i cans. >> reporter: novac's nephew chuckies a detective in the gloucester county police department. he has been working with philadelphia homicide detectives but case is at a sticking point no amount oven hans. has cleared up the blurry license plate number. all he can do is raise machine toy increase the reward which is now $42,000 use of social media to keep his cousin's case from going completely cold. >> it kills me to watch my family being in pain, especially my uncle and my aunt. that drives me forward. here we are six years later. >> reporter: we know getting in the suspect car was wrong move for matt no vac but at the time he felt responsible for his friend, he knew philadelphia the best. as he got in that car he soon realized people he was with were not interested in helping him. >> it can happen to anybody, my son, my family didn't think he would leave that day and go get murdered. put yourself in my place and

please help us. >> reporter: if you know anything, number to call is 215-546-tips. i'm cleve bryan, "eyewitness news". philadelphia police need your help in identifying an armed robbery suspect. that robbery happened inside of the martinez mini market on the 400 block of east clearfield street in fair hill. armed with a handgun that suspect , demanded money from the cash register. the suspect described as a hispanic male between 25 and 30, took off with an unknown amount of money. manhunt for suspected cop killer eric frein continues pennsylvania state police say that scammers are now taking advantage of the situation. they say that a scammer is calling residents in the search area, claiming that state police are raising money for the search. the scammer then asks for money and personal information. state police say that they do not and will not solicit machine friday anyone, eric frein the the accused killer remains at large tonight. the the man suspected in the disappearance of the university of virginia

sophomore will soon be back in virginia. jesse matthew, junior was arrested nearly 1300 miles away from where he was last seen with this 18 year-old woman. as cbs news reporter craig boswell tells us now that the only known suspect is in custody, the the big question remains where is hanna graham. >> reporter: jesse leroy matthew, junior will soon be back in virginia to face charges, including the suspect abduction of a university of virginia sophomore. >> we don't know where hanna graham is and we have to find her. >> reporter: matthew appeared in the the texas court earlier today, police arrested the three two-year old on i beach in galveston county, texas. he was the last person seen with hanna gram on surveillance video in the hours before the 18 year-old disappeared september 13th. the two were seen in an area of shops and bars about a mile from the charlottesville virginia campus. police in charlottesville say they are confident in the evidence that they say, links matthew to hanna's disappearance but investigators are asking the

public to tell them as much as they can about matthew. >> where can you like to fish? where did you go fishing? was there a particular upon, a particular farm, a particular location that he was comfortable with. those are the kind of things we need to know. >> reporter: while police span the search for hanna the the suspect's father is speaking out. >> to kill or hurt somebody, that is not my son. >> police say they have not lost hope that hanna is still alive but they say every day that passes makes it more difficult to hang on to that hope. craig boswell, cbs news. president obama called on world leaders to more to a crest the out break calling it a threat to regional and national security. speaking at the u.n. the president made an urgent plea. he said this public emergency deserves strong and coordinated international response. >> i want us to be clear, we are not moving fast enough.

we are not to go enough. they need more beds. they need more supplies. they need more health workers. they need all of this as fast as possible. >> the world health organization says that there are potentially 6,000 cases ofe bowl a. now you to a heart breaking reminder that the 9/11 attacks continue to claim lives. three retired fire fighters who work at ground zero, die on the same day. reporter jessica snyder from our sister station cbs two in new york has more. >> reporter: on the same day, three heroic lives came to an even, fire fighters daniel hegland spent 21 years with the fdny. he died one day before his 59th birthday. lieutenant howard bush off and harold weaver grew up in brooklyn and were childhood friends. bush off served 19 years, weaver served 20. their deaths were mourned by the entire fire department. fire commissioner daniel nigrow says losing three fire

fighters to the world trade center illnesses is a painful remind their 13 years later we continue to pay a terrible price for department's heroics efforts on september 11th. american 800 fire fighters and ambulance workers are now battling 9/11 related illnesses. >> that is jessica snyder reporting from new york for us. the fire fighters names will be added to the memorial wall of the nyfd members who died as a result of the 911 attacks. naacp is ram pink up voters for november election. leaders issued a call to action at city hall today. >> the truth is nearly 50 percent of the american public has dropped out of the electoral process. most people in office nationwide are elect by a small segment of the voting population. >> in pennsylvania the race for governor is the big contest on the ballot. you can learn more by checking

out our voter guide at cbs philly.com. 5:38. good afternoon everyone. thankfully the rain it seemed to have let up in mess spots all across most of our roadways because everything is pretty heavy outside. we know that is always could be worse with rain added. ninety-five at girard, heading southbound toward the city right there completely crawling and identical roadways north bound. schuylkill expressway in the doing too much better. if you are heading toward the city, eastbound there this is just copping off of the university ramp right there so still headed westbound toward king after prussia area just crawling, stop and go. we have problems in new jersey as well. new jersey turnpike southbound a car fire that has been out there for quite sometime now just past exit four near route 73 the right lane is block there. on 295 a crash just past lieutenant 73, headed north, and taking out the left and right-hand shoulders. use caution when traveling on

through. the 422, westbound a 13 minute trip there and really heavy on 202 heading southbound about 25 minute trip there. chris, back over to you. we are waiting to see if the holder of a one million-dollar power ball ticket comes forward, the ticket which correctly matched all five white balls but not the power ball was sold at this sunoco a plus mini mart on allegheny avenue. the as for the winners of the 225 million-dollar jackpot that ticket was sold in northern california. it is an age old question what do women really want in a husband? now we have the answer, coming up, women reveal what they consider to be marriage material, beasley. mo'ne davis and taney dragons gave us feel good story of the summer. today mo'ne gave the the baseball hall of fame her jersey. the the dragons and monarchs trip to cooperstown coming up in sports. we are still under the influence of the stubborn coastal system but temperatures will drop 60's

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our coastal storm provided with us a very gray, dreary wet thursday. you can see it behind me here looking live on sky cam three from campbell's field out over ben franklin bridge and the city. it is not looking very nice outside.

temperatures in the low to mid 60's in the city and same story down the shore. lets look at our live neighborhood network sites. you can see waves looking rough here at beach patrol in margate where it is 63 degrees and brisk north wind at 10 miles an hour making it feel worse. this is a 12 hour loop of the storm which ends right about now. you can see how that heavy rain came from south to north all morning long developed over western suburbs and look at this line developed over maryland this morning and still staying intact as it moves over portions of delaware right now. is there the past hour. most of the showers are deteriorating but we are still watching that one line could produce winds of 20 miles an hour and steady rain. also scattered light showers, all across the rest of the area. puddles out there making for spray on the roads as well. heavier rain indicatedded by green, yellow shading, you can see by reading has had an estimated 2 inches of rain in spots there northwestern chester county and delaware had over 2 inches of rain. our peak wind gusts not as bad as we were concerned they

might be. we didn't see any wind over 40 miles an her in our reporting sites, rehoboth beach had a wind of 39. ocean city maryland 39 miles an hour and atlantic city 38 miles an hour win gusts. it has been blustery, very raw, chilly today. temperatures right new no better than the lower 60's out there we are at 64 at the a airport at the moment. sixty-four in allentown. sixty-four in wilmington. but we will jump up by ten's here, mid 70's tomorrow and then into the 80's we will go as we head in the weekend. low pressure there is that area have have low pressure coastal storm that didn't deepen rapidly. we didn't have have that wrapped genesis that we talk about with these nor'easter and coastal storms. you didn't get the heavy, soaking flooding rain that we were concerned b mostly staying off shore. also wind were only 30 some miles an hour. you can see most of this is inhibited from moving into southern new england. it will start to drift south and eastward over the next couple of days back towards bermuda as a big high builds in from the north and west. that high will actually tap

into some nice warm air and bringing us a beautiful weekend with highs, well above average for this time of the year. it will be a nice first weekend of fall if you don't mind it feeling a little bit the more like summer. for tonight drizzle and fog at 56. for tomorrow becoming sunny during the day, definitely a transition for better, noticeably warmer at 76 degrees for your friday, and if you are in the poconos for next couple of days things look fantastic maybe a wednesday to go attend here things are sunny, comfortable mid 70's throughout the the weekend and in the city we are talking 80's. here's you're witness weather seven day forecast which brings us up to the 80's saturday and keeps thrust sunday into monday. next week we will have east wind problems resume, cooler daze tuesday and then that east wind could bring sun and a few more clouds heading through next wednesday and thursday but no major storms to talk about through the seven day forecast, chris and jessica. >> kate, thanks very much. well, mo'ne davis is the talk of the nation as she led the taney dragons to the little league world series. >> we all watch that.

>> yes. >> now she has joined baseball grates. sports director beasley reese has details, beasley. >> reporter: permanent place in the baseball hall of fame at 13. honors continue for philadelphia's mo'ne davis. mo'ne and taney dragons and anderson monarchs a long time travel time visited cooperstown today. the jersey that she wore when she became first female to pitch a shut out in the little league world series will hang in the haul off giants. >> it is actually really exciting. we come here a lot. it is cool to see all of the jerseys and to see my shut out jersey is amazing. >> reporter: mo'ne became a national sensation for her personality and athletic talent. she was the first little league player to make the cover of the sports illustrated and the the first female to win a game as pitcher in the little league world series history. >> and she did so in convincing fashion throwing a two hit shut out and we

combined fast ball and slider both effectively, along the lines of her hero clayton kershaw. they played an exhibition game against the cat skills mountain cougars from stanford new york and a good time was had by all. that is probably last time we will see her baseball, that doesn't mean it is over because she could be the point guard at u-conn and geno is from this area he has already made contact and got a slap on the wrist for doing so. >> yes. >> he is calling just to say great job in the little league world series. >> great job. >> we will be talking about mo'ne for a long time. >> yes. >> beasley, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a peewee pile up. >> banner run through for these little tikes but they just could not get it done, more of this video coming up next.

well, now a bald eagle rescue, a giraffe tries to bee friend a visitor and epic banner fail at a peewee football game. lets start with the eagle rescue. canadian man fishing found a bald eagle swimming in the water. he got on board his boat and realize that had eagle needed medical care. animal experts think the eagle got in trouble trying to catch a fish just too big for to it handle. vets are new taking care of it and it will be released back into the wild. there was an unexpect visitor in the giraffe enclosure at dublin zoo. it looks like giraffe wanted to be friend with the bunny but bunny was not interested, probably a littal frayed. soon the whole gang of giraffe was trying to figure out who this visitor might be, maybe they befriendedded each other. this group of peewee football players were tackled before the opposing team ever

took the field. mighty mights of orange county new york made up of six and seven year-old wanted to run through this banner. but the banner, won. they are so little. >> like a highway pile up. >> a little peewee football players. >> i'm sure they are very strong and i bet all that will get shown at their rehearsal dinner one day. that will live in the family fault for a long time. >> somebody's mom is in trouble. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a call to be action, hundreds rally in love park, they want changes, to the law, following the attack of the the gay couple in philadelphia. this is as we have learn new information about one of the suspect, charged in that attack. then inside the the report of the deadly center city building collapse, actions that the mayor will now take and hope to prevent another tragedy, kathy. our storm is slowly moving out, losing its grip on the

delaware valley, coming up a transition day tomorrow and then a reunion with summer for the weekend, details coming up in the seven day. colleges a across the nation see an up tic in alcohol poisoning among their students during the fall semester. i'm syma chowdhry and coming up i'll tell you how temple university handles that problem. what it comes down to is not looking at everyone hoist different from frustrates, thene other. >> now at 6:00 o'clock rallying for change, hundreds push for a big change to the city's hate crime law following the attack of the gay couple in center city. i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. this is the case in the national spot light tonight. "eyewitness news" was there as kevin harrigan, philip williams, and catherine knott were all released on bail, and late this afternoon, a new

development, knott's employer abington health announced they have terminated her after photos of patient x-rays were discovered on her twitter page. all these new developments come as city leaders introduce new hate crime legislation. our pat ciarrocchi is in love park with that, pat. >> reporter: well, chris, rallying cry today was about justice and humanity and love, and the call that sexual orientation must be part of any hate crimes law. the the words of love park, were unflinching. >> no one should live in fear. >> a crime against anyone we believe is a crime against all of us. >> that is one of us. >> that is all of us. that is all of us. >> that bears example to why we are standing here today. >> reporter: hundreds came to rally in support of two gay men attack, allegedly amid a volley of gay slurs, three people are now charged. but that attack on september the the 11th revealed that the