and through first part of the the day tomorrow. timing wise lets see what we're looking at here mainly clouds through this evening in the first part of tonight but as we move forward in time we will see showers creep in, to areas off to the south through tonight and overnight hours that is when everything starts to push north and toss get steady. there is 1:00 a.m. waking up early on your saturday 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. heavy rain in the city, 8:00 a.m. waking up to heavy rain across the area and then it does move out by late morning or early afternoon. still some showers around noon time hour but heading in the the late afternoon we will see clearing, gradually from northwest to south east. still soggy out there. it is not a complete hi salvageable saturday but it does clear out by evening and much nicer weather returning as we get into sunday as that moisture pushes south. what to expect through tomorrow morning, cloudy, chill which periods of rain, half inch to an inch. highest amounts to the south throughout the shore points and into delaware especially

tonight and we will get heavier rain here in philadelphia early tomorrow morning. rain tapers saturday afternoon and i have much better news for sunday coming up with the three day forecast in a bit but you can track live radar anytime and send us your storm photos, down load new cbs philly weather app available for apple devices on the itunes store. make sure you have that. it will keep you dry if you are out and about tonight or tomorrow. now back inside to you. >> android as well now, kate thanks very much. tonight we are hearing from the father who is dealing with the sudden loss of his four year-old son. eli waller died from enterovirus 68, first child to die from thats fast spreading virus. now his family is keeping his memory and passion live through a new foundation. our pat ciarrocchi is live from hamilton township with more on that, pat. >> chris, how do you you take a nightmare tragedy and turn tonight to something good, waller family of hamilton township is trying to to that with the creation of this new

foundation. and eli's brave dad went before the media to talk about it today. >> he is like a little puppy dog who just looks at you and wants to make you happy. >> reporter: on september 24th 4 year-old eli waller, won of triplets had gone to bed after a grade tiring day off from will school. his sister had pink eye but eli's dad andrew says he was well. >> kiss him on the forehead, gave him a big hug, his night, night and told him i said eli let's have a great day tomorrow and he said i will, daddy, i will. >> reporter: the next morning's lie didn't wake up. cdc confirmed he had enterovirus d68, the yardville preschooler, became first child in the country to die from the virus, this first looks like a cold but can quickly turn dangerous. >> you have to make a choice and that choice is are you going to just sit and lanning

wish and be a sad for the rest of your life or are you going to make something good happen. >> reporter: that is why andrew waller came to the hamilton township building to announce creation of the first day of school foundation, to help children with special needs, like eli. >> if this thing can take hold we'd love to be able to provide things like tuition assistance for after school related activities that might be related to ot or pt. >> reporter: ot or pt, occupational therapy or physical therapy. eli's dad says eli just loved dance, soccer and now eli's daddies asking for donations. so the foundation web site is up and running, it is ready to take donations and we can link to you that at our web site at cbs philly.com. reporting live, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> amazing family, pat, thank you. passenger's apparent joke about ebola causes a major scare in the air.

in one on the plane has the virus but when plane landed in punta cana in the dominican republic passengers found out just how seriously airlines are taking ebola a tonight steve paterson talks exclusively to one man on that plane. >> reporter: for a moment, mood was tense on u.s. airways flight 845. >> at the first i think everybody was scared. >> reporter: philadelphia resident joe mccann was on board when word traveled through the plane someone saying they were infect withe bowl a when the plane landed. >> i want to you keep your wits about you, we have people coming on please, stay out of their way. let them do their job. >> reporter: mccann waited for an excruciating hour and a half, the time it took health officials to confirm what people on board already started suspecting, and were getting angry about it was all a hoax. we spoke to exclusively over skype. >> certain things you cannot say and not something you can joke b you cannot make a joke like. that over 200 people on that

flight and almost ruined vacation or other reasons people were down here for what he felt was a stupid funny joke. >> reporter: mccann on his way to get married recalls seeing passenger being hauled off the flight. >> he seemed perfectly normal other than he did a stupid thing. >> reporter: to make sure we spoke to the dominican republic's use of health. use of hazmat suit and temporary quarantine all by the book as established by world health guidelines. mccann says it was a annoying but he understands the response. >> upset more than angry because you are in a situation where it is nothing you can do and can't control it, although we felt pretty safe that nothing was going on. >> reporter: again those dominican health officials say that passenger is not affect with ebola and in testing never even showed signs of havinge bowl a on top of that same officials say man was never in africa or anywhere near an affected area live from the at sat center, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve, thank you.

meanwhile world health organization says the the number of deaths from ebola has topped 4,000. most of those victims are from western africa. tonight we are hearing for the the first time from a sheriff's deputy from north texas who was hospitalized with ebola a-like symptoms but tested negative for the virus. that deputy was inside the apartment where the first u.s. ebola patient stayed before he died of that virus. >> i was scared, they tell me my temperature was 101.7 because i knew 101.5 is point where they talk about things that being a key point for ebola a and i saw two nurses look at each other with wide eyes, i wand fur my ticket has been punched. >> as for thomas eric duncan the the ebola a patient died medical record sent by his family to the associated press reveal his temperature spike to 103 degrees when he was initially sent home from the er at a dallas hospital. he had director indirect contact with nearly 50 people in dallas.

former mob boss joey merlino returns to philadelphia to face a federal j judge will decide if the five two-year old should decide to go back to jail on a probation violation. federal probation authorities alleged that merlino medicine with convicted felonness florida, violating the terms of his supervised release. merlino was sentenced to 14 yeast in prison on racketeering conspiracy charge in 2001. our walt hunter will have more in a full report at 6:00 o'clock tonight. authorities have arrested and charged two men caught stealing bicycles in philadelphia. suspects got away were four by sick unless a garage on 18th street in rittenhouse square last week even. now police say robert petsinsky and john starson were arrested yesterday trying to steel two additional bikes at 33rd and market. he was also charged with stealing $600 mountain bike at 32nd and chestnut on wednesday. public school teachers in philadelphia spent part of the

morning rallying outside schools across the city. "eyewitness news" at john kelly elementary school in germantown this morning where teachers gathered for a turn up for the the truth rally. teachers handed out information count hearing they called misleading statements from the src. >> and our members are conceding in health, at negotiations we have made a proposal saying that we were willing to talk about the health and that the src is publicly indicate ago this we have not. >> rally was not a work stoppage but the teachers went to their classrooms on time. new 59:00 today president obama is once again intervening to avert a septa regional rail strike. president has created a second emergency board to mediate labor dispute between septa and locomotive engineers. president's order requires septa to continue operating as usual for 120 taste from the effective date of this new panel which is monday. that is when the the term of

the first panel expired. well, fight to keep bankrupt trump taj mahal casino from closing is heating up tonight. management and union workers are lock in a battle over employee benefits. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in live in atlantic city which more on that, cleve. >> reporter: chris, atlantic city union's electric leaders want to keep taj mahal opened but they won't appease an investor at the cost of workers. >> we need our benefits, everyone out there should understand that. >> reporter: al care says were four kids his family health insurance comes in handy all the time especially for his youngest born severely premature and still battles complications. now, his fellow employees are faced with forfeiting benefits or losing their jobs. >> everyone is nervous right now and for them to pray on us now when we're all walking on egg shells right now. >> reporter: unite the here

local 54 say trump entertainment want their member to forfeit health benefits and give up pension toss keep trump taj mahal from closing in bankruptcy majority debt holder karl ican says he will only kick in money to save if the union, city and state all make concessions. the atlantic city has said into tax breaks and day state lawmakers say they are in the playing ball either. >> we don't need people like karl ican here, billion airs that pray on working people is not acceptable. >> reporter: union leaders say even if they concede benefits there is no guarantee how long taj would stay open and sets a dangerous precedent, in particular the tropicana which ican also owns. >> so when mr. ican is trying to negotiate is a complete december nation of health care and retirement in atlantic city. >> reporter: workers are willing to negotiate but not roll over. >> i am not willing to give up my health care. >> reporter: in a statement directed to the mayor of atlantic city karl i can said i like would you like to see

atlantic city saved but to accomplish this investors need to believe they have a chance. today, obviously this is not the case. ican criticized senate president sweeney for taking part in the discussion about casinos in north jersey which he says would hurt atlantic city. live i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cleve, thank you. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" there is a major break through in diabetes research. then armed robbers targeting local businesses, they have struck more than a dozen times and now police need your help stopping them. also ahead tonight how travelers can a avoid cold and flu three is on your side with what the stash in your car i on to stay healthier in the the skies in the fall. beware of the bling what your engagement ring says burr likelihood of divorce.

harvard researchers say they are closer then ever before to finding a cure for type one diabetes. using embryonic stem cells they were able to produce cells in massive quantities to make insulin. they hope to test it on people within a few years. well, we know fall, winter months can bring colds and flu which travelers can put the a damper on vacations and business trips. >> certainly but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us there are some things to do to improve your odds of not landing a cold. >> reporter: last thing you want to see on a plane is someone coughing and sneezing, to ward off viruses including the the flu, airplanes get light cleanings between flights, deeper cleaning at the end of the day and more on days when, aircraft aren't in services, with special

attention to surfaces like armrests, still for better protection, travelers should keep hand sanitizer and alcohol based wipes in their carry on to give armrests and especially tray table a wipe down before use. skip blanket and pillow provide by airline and bringing your own or a shaw or, sweater instead. if you are worried about care on space bring your own pillowcase to slip over a airline pillow. when are a frequent flier or not cdc recommends a flu shot, peak flu season, often coincide with peak holiday travel. anytime you get up to see a rest room or touch inside or outside your seating area use that hand sanitizer. keep hydrated, drink bottled water and along flight, also suggest you take along sinus spray to keep those mucus membranes from blocking. i don't even want to sit next to you right now, because you are hacking. >> everything is fine. >> whoever is sitting next to him on his plane tomorrow,

move to a different seat. >> i will get so wipesy will, fly in a hazmat suit. >> jim, thank yousafzai. >> thanks, jim. another reason why i'm happy over here green screen all by myself, good have a noon everybody. 5:16. we will get right to this and show you we have police activity on the scene there due to an accident trying to clear that out of the way, all lanes completely stopped and we have actually just reopened 95 at betsy ross bridge. north bound where we will see us and, lanes are closed and residual delay from the accident out there quite sometime. we have had earlier crews on the opposite side, heading southbound, trying to clean that up from the opposite side, so it is creating delays heading toward center city area. on 422 at oaks a typical delay spot this afternoon heading westbound you can see brake lights. eastbound side moving along better. otherwise in upper providence a crash route 29 which is at collegeville road at arcola

road and car fire 422 eastbound blocking one lane there. so squeeze on by. otherwise, rest of the majors still stacked. ninety-five southbound 32 minutes and schuylkill expressway heavy as well westbound but 52 minute trip from the vine street expressway and blue route. blue route looking better heading north bound as well. chris and jessica back over to you. a heart warming story about a local boy, coming up next, we will introduce to you shane's heroes, see how law enforcement officers are helping boost spirit of this special little boy as he faces the fight of his life, beasley? i'm in plymouth white marsh high school for the friday football frenzy game of the week, one of the biggest of the year, lasalle verse st. joes prep, they are top ranked and with players with ties to the eagles, we will preview this big contest coming up in

i'm tom wolf. these are my parents. we look after each other. but too many seniors have no one. and harrisburg politicians don't seem to care.

as governor, i'll create a registry so families can check backgrounds of care providers. and, i'll increase access to home health care, so seniors have the option of staying in their own homes. after all, seniors have earned that right. we certainly have! tom wolf. democrat for governor. well, what a day it is out there, what is it the lowest, high temperature we have seen so far this year. >> in a long time at least since last spring, or early summer, temperatures have barely gotten past 60. clouds are in. the the rain is coming. >> um-hmm. >> we have had a little bit of rain, a few showers here and there but steadier rain developing overnight ape heavier rain will be early tomorrow morning. the let look at a couple cameras and start off with what it looks like outside the

city right now. we can see low clouds just a glummy day, kind of day to stay inside and enjoy perhaps a nice long nap but we had to be outside, although hasn't been very wet, that is good news, down the shore we are seeing some cloud cover there. people still out on the boardwalk but they are bunled up as you need to be here this evening. temperatures again not much better than 60's, some spots in the 50's at the moment. lets look at our live neighborhood network sites. we can take you through a time lapse. it started off promising in areas off to the north. nazareth had blue skies but as day moved on clouds moved in and right now just 57 degrees, still dry at the moment but that is all about to change. we will look at showers, moving in mainly a off to the south, heavier over the eastern shore of maryland and down toward eastern, virginia. lets draw your attention to this big batch of rain over portions of eastern tennessee and kentucky, and southern indiana and ohio as well. this is coming on the trajectory directly for us and it will get here overnight and

into early saturday morning. the that is when heavier rain will fall here in the city. with the cloud cover we have been lock in the 50's, pretty much all day long. we have hit 60 at the airport. sixty-two wilmington. fifty-eight in reading. fifty-five in lancaster. fifty-seven in atlantic city. fifty-seven in wildwood as well. in fact warmer in scranton and new york city then here in philadelphia because they have had more sunshine. albany at 59. we are 60 in philadelphia. sixty-five in richmond. between now and midnight just light rain and drizzle, a couple of showers. steady yes, sir and height of the system will be from midnight to noon, half inch to an inch of rain, highest amounts south, rain tapers afternoon time tomorrow but you can see when heavy rain will be. look at 7:00 tomorrow morning and look at this big blob of rain over delaware valley, yellow shading indicating where heavier rain will be. by noon we will see moisture pushing off the coast and by later saturday evening we will clear things out but we are expecting about less than an inch in north and western

suburbs, close to an inch in philadelphia and higher amounts over portions of southern delaware. those areas could see 2 inches of rain in isolated locations. damp, chilly overnight, 51 our overnight lose. saturday morning rain, some clearing in the afternoon. heavier rain in the morning but showers may linger until the early afternoon. it is cool at just 62 degrees. you're witness weather three day forecast much better news for sunday. 64 degrees. the mostly sunny cool but nice day to get fall stuff done. monday, 71 and clouds return. now we are launching a exciting new you program we have been telling but this our eyewitness weather watchers. you can sign up, if you love watching weather be part of our team, sign upright now you at cbs philly.com/watchers. we will be right back.

i'm beasley reese at plymouth white marsh high school, neutral site for one of the biggest games of the the friday football frenzy. it is our game of the week st. joes verse lasalle, it is a mom mouth contest every year they annually compete for state championships, ties to the eagles. in fact, quarterback kyle shurmur is son of the eagles offensive coordinator pat shurmur and rawks line is john runyan, junior, son of the big guy and our congressman, john senior. now lets take a look at the cbs philly top ten power rankings, lasalle is number one, beating archbishop wood last week. they dropped to number two. prep is third, followed by st. joseph of hammington, fifth is pennsbury and then shawne, imhote p charter, timber creek, camden and coatsville. and this afternoon prep's wide receiver john reid was presented with his u.s. army all american bowl jersey. game features the top

prospects a across the country, it will take place january 3rd in san antonio, texas. john has committed to penn state so congratulations to john. some news for the flyers, injury to defenseman brayden coburn isn't as serious as first thought, he missed last night's game with the devils with the lower body injury, gm ron hextall said he will be out a few days. at first they thought he might be out a few weeks. flyers could have used him last tonight they lost six-four. coming up in sports at 6:00 hear from the coaches in this big contest, plus i will preview the big sunday night match up between the eagles and the giants. at plymouth white marsh high school from the friday football frenzy i'm beasley reese now back to chris and jessica. >> perfect night out there, thanks very much. still to come here new 59:30, 14 robberies and counting, an armed man targeting local businesses and restaurant and police need your help to track him down

before he strikes again. malala yousafzai becomes the youngest winner of the noble peace prize. she will share this years honor and we will hear from them coming up. new at 6:00 o'clock coming up water woes in the south jersey town, we will tell you what officials found in the water supply that forced two major

i am chris may. here are the day's top stories for you, father of eli waller says he is full of gratitude as he mourns his son's loss. eli from hamilton township died september 25th from enterovirus 68, at the age of four. waller's family is starting a foundation in eli's name to help children in need of school supplies. world health organization says ebola out break has killed more than 4,000 people worldwide mostly in west africa. one of those deaths came on american soil this week. nearly 8400 cases of ebola have been reported in seven countries. philadelphia public schoolteachers rally across the city this morning, they say they want to set record straight about what the union says is misleading information from the src. following the cancellation of the teachers contract. kate? chris, it has been a cloudy, glummy friday and we are tracking showers and heavy

rain in some spots overnight tonight, and early saturday morning. it will be a soggy start to the saturday, we will try to dry things out later saturday afternoon but cool but sunny on sunday. much better bay for outdoor plans. showers return next week we will break that down with the seven day forecast straight ahead. >> right now police are searching for a suspect wanted in 14 robberies in northeast philadelphia, the latest here, take a look at surveillance video between august and this month, police say suspect has hit different bars and restaurants, liquor stores and convenient stores including five 7-elevens. he pulls a gun and demand money before taking off. he had has gotten away with thousands of dollars. >> he is fast, only in the store in a minute, comes in, give me the money, points gun at him, sometimes he cocks the gun. on some of the earlier jobs. of course, they do what they are supposed to do they give him everything he wants and then he leaves. >> police say the the suspect likes to hit when there are no

customers and employees air loan. u.s. war planes carried out six more air strikes begins isis target as that terror group moves close tore baghdad. military officials say strikes were carried out today and yesterday. isis fighters are within 8 miles, however of the iraqi capitol. while this syria the terror group is close to taking over the tone of cabani. u.s. officials say they are focused lesson saving cabani and more concern about a larger strategy to degrade and destroy isis. joining us from washington is bob schieffer, he is cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation. there seems to be growing effectiveness of air strikes loan in rolling back gains isis made in the ground in iraq. is there any indication that the administration might rethink that strategy moving forward. >> it is very difficult to know that, if they are, they certainly haven't given any indication of it but you are

absolutely right, chris. isis continues to roll role, but so far the idea that the administration might add ground troops into this force that they have operating out there right now no indication just yet but continued calls for just that. >> all right. a a lot to talk about this weekend on face the nation, bob schieffer, thanks very much. we will be watching. >> you bet. >> don't forget you can watch face the the nation bob she have they are sunday morning and every sunday morning at 10:30 right the here on cbs-3. pakistani teenager shot in the head by taliban for promoting education for girls was awarded the noble peace prize, she will share it with the children's rights activist from india. cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the the store friday london. >> reporter: norwegian noble committee says malala yousafzai, and kailash

satyarthi, two children's right activist deserve the the honor of this years noble peace prize. >> an indian and a pakistani to join in a common circle for education and against streamism. >> reporter: committee recognized pakistani teenager malala yousafzai for her heroic struggle to give girls the opportunity to go to school. >> this is an encouragement for me to go forward and to believe in myself to know that there are people who are supporting me in this campaign. >> reporter: two years ago while malala rode whom on her school us about a taliban gunman shot her in the head for her out spoken views on the education of all girls. >> and here the speaker. >> reporter: seventeen year-old is youngest noble peace prize winner and shares price with six year-old satyarthi, and helped, and rescued people from child exploitation in india and he carries out the traditions of others. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". incredible. malala yousafzai will be in philadelphia later this month to receive the liberty medal. former soviet leader miguel gorbachev was back at work hours after he went to the hospital. the 38 year-old was check out by doctors after feeling unwell. he suffers there a severe form of diabetes. he was president of the soviet union from 1985 until helps wrist evenings in 1991. gorbachev was awarded noble peace prize in 1990 for helping even the cold war. former saturday night live mean yan jan hooks passed away. she died last night after a long battle with an unspecified illness. the the actress was a member of snl from 1986 to 1991 when she joined the the cast of tea signing women. the most recently she was nominated for a emmy for her work on 30 rock. jan hooks was 57 years old. worldwide effort to help ebola victims in west africa.

inan, tabernacle church, service day in, germantown on saturday. volunteers there will collect supplies and money. organizers say that medical gloves, cleaning products, and, and, overseas to liberia. and then, also, people over in west africa, can have have some hope, and that my brothers and sisters in the u.s.a. and other places really care about them there and that is what our effort is all about. >> you can learn more about heart for liberia day on our web site at cbs philly.com. good afternoon, this friday is becoming a typical friday russia at 5:37. we will go outside through our cameras on the blue route, you can see at a stan still just completely crawling just past schuylkill expressway they have a single vehicle and police activity trying to get that cleaned up and moved out of the way.

in the meantime that is completely stuck beyond that point and in relief after they past that disable vehicle site. sitting out there quite a while. heading over into new jersey 42 at creek road we are seeing delay, when you head northbound toward 295 interest change and surrounding area bridges. not too much going on the southbound side heading toward the atlantic city expressway but an accident in new jersey, garden state parkway north bound past new gretna right lane block there. crash in wilmington 495 southbound just past 12th street blocking out left lane. rest of the majors slow, schuylkill eastbound heavy a a 34 minute trip. plea route and 202 still slow. but we will get through it, guys, chris and jessica back over to you. still to come on "eyewitness news" meet shane's heroes heart warming story about how officers are boosting the spirit of this special little boy as he takes on some tough health issues. love and marriage can mean big bucks but can i size of

your ring determine divorce? that story that will you have you talking coming up, kate. we are tracking rain as we head in the weekend, you can see showers moving in on storm scan three heavier storms still to come well off to the west, soggy start to the weekend but what does the rest of the weekend look like,

often said that practice makes perfect but in this case it also makes, for some beautiful art. >> i was there this week as a normal ballet rehearsal turn inspirational for local artists. >> reporter: elegant arch of the ballet dancer captured mom nation of many a artists. >> our training starts with gesture and good movement and starts with the history and then build into more personal expression. >> reporter: for 90 minutes these students from the pennsylvania academy of the fine art, didn't stop, sketching, shading, observing. >> watching this always is an inspiration and an artist need inspiration. >> reporter: where pleaa these professional ballet dancers lived up to the challenge. >> we try to train different pictures with their bodies, so to be reflective and to see the point of the painter it is really important for us because it gives us a

guidance, as to what we are doing. >> reporter: hope for one type of art to inspire another motivated the two organizations to join together for the second year, and the dancers move personal video to rehearsal studio. >> feels so much more intimate and much more vulnerable because they are right there you can see everything. >> reporter: when music stops, those dancers loved what they saw. >> that was a good day at the office. >> no doubt. >> pennsylvania ballet opens its 51st season on october 16th and 1st performance under its new director angel carera. art meeting art. >> yes. >> very go this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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than $10,000. well, turning new to weather, it is a cloudy afternoon but it is dry for now across most of the area we have light showers, drizzle here and there but you can see kids are outside on the soccer field at cut town area middle school. it is 56 degrees there at the moment, cool cloudy but for now it is dry and we are not seeing much in the way of thunderstorms so kid should be safe outdoors this afternoon. lets look at storm scan three. these storms you see down here could have thunder and lightening. we are seeing light showers, there is a break in the action here over portions of north and western virginia and western pennsylvania but this is what we have to watch. this is moving directly towards us, as we get into the overnight and early morning hours and we are expecting a pretty steady dose of rain to start our saturday. temperatures right now 60 at the airport. sixty in wilmington. fifty-eight in millville. fifty-nine in allentown. very cool for this time of the year. it wasn't so long ago these were typical overnight lows but it is starting to trend

cooler and today well below average. we will call it half and half weekend you will salvage outdoor time on sunday especially but saturday at least first half of the day expect to be wet. we will see gradual clearing as we head through afternoon and evening hours but again the steady dose of rain early in the morning in the mid afternoon hours and then we will push that rain out to sea, high pressure comes in pretty quickly but also, moves out just as quickly as we head into next week as this next storm approaches. more clouds monday with the chance for a shower bringing threat for showers, tuesday and wednesday and could even try to hang around as we head into thursday. rain amounts depending where you are we are looking at over an inch in philadelphia, and down the shore in atlantic city. closer to half inch or three-quarters of an inch of rain will fall through tomorrow afternoon in mount pocono and allentown. we will clear it faster. beach reached f in the alphabet in the atlantic hurricane season. the thinks subtropical storm fey. not a concern for us.

looks worse. this storm will move around bermuda and back out to sea by sunday 2:59 p.m. expect to develop in the full blown tropical storm. steady rain tonight. damp, chilly, morning rain and some clearing late in the city and suburbs. 62 degrees. heading to the eagles game it will be chilly but it will be dry, 56 degrees at kick off sunday evening at 8:30. you're witness weather forecast cool through weekend but much nicer sunday and warmer next week but clouds will role row in and we have showers, tuesday, wednesday and perhaps thursday as well, chris and jessica. >> kate, thanks. a lot of little boys love seeing the flashing lights and hearing siren of the police car on the road. >> young man we have met is no different. police officers are heroes to this very special little boy, he didn't know though that he is a hero to them. our erika von tiehl has his story. >> reporter: at five-year old shane knows what he want to be when he grows up. >> a policeman.

>> he wants to be a police officer. he adores his father. he really does. whether he can be a police officer, i don't know but i'm not going to say no to him because sky is the limit. >> reporter: shane's journey to joining the force may be more difficult though. it all goes back to his very first minutes of life. >> the kid calling mrs. boyle and doctors said he was fine. >> reporter: his mom said knew something was wrong, after ten months she got referred to a neurologist at children's hospital. >> he did an mri and he had had a stroke. >> reporter: shane was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and what has followed was weekly physical therapy and numerous treatments but that is not stopping him. >> he never gives up, no matter the procedures he has, the surgeries he goes through, the physical, occupational speech therapy he goes through three times a week at children's hospital, the traveling even hurt his legs,

his arms. he goes through it with a smile. >> reporter: mom and dad found out early on what makes him smile. >> when i graduated from the police academy my mom gave me a blanket and it has a picture on it and it looks like a patch. shane said i want to be like daddy and pointed out my blanket that has the patch and said i want to be like daddy and i want patches. >> i put the you tube rid yes together and we got the patches. everyone says it. >> every time he opens that envelope or that letter wow just smile. it makes him feel good and it makes him feel good there is other people like daddy who support him on his bad days. >> reporter: with dozens of patches some from as far from germany and as you veil use they turn a good friend to make a very special surprise for shane. >> close your eyes. >> remember all your patches. >> now shane can take this with him to children's

hospital giving real meaning to a security blanket. >> this is my favorite and i like it. >> he does get through a lot of therapy, the ability to give him something comfortable, something that will be there for him is a safety net. >> it is a safety net his dad and law enforcement around the country is his safety net and we are very blessed to be part of it. >> he has a great personality. he is a joyful kid. even if he is in pain he still continues with a smile. >> reporter: bit of the ham too. >> absolutely, no shy to life and in shy to the cameras of course but he is my smile. >> in tell for, erika von tiehl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that was shane grow is it gets more difficult for his mom to lift him into their van, what the family needs is a wheelchair lift but they cost close to $10,000. they do have a fun raising page set up, we have link to

it on our web site at cbs philly.com, click on links and numbers if you'd like to give. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a big honor for angelina jolly and not just because it is her first appearance since becoming miss brad pitt. we will get inside scoop live, next. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit!

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now angelina jolie and honorary a dame to her name. >> insider, now joins us live from l.a. with more. louie. >> hi, chris and jessica, elizabeth taylor, helen miron and angelina jolie has received this prestigious honor from the queen of england. hollywood royalty long side the real deal. photos inside buckingham pal ace captured iconic moment queen elizabeth anointed angelina honorary dame with face full of pride she played her hand over her heart upon being presented the the intricate insignia. >> ♪ royal >> reporter: angelina's no exception, her honorary dame status prevents her from being

called dame angelina jolie, according to monarch rules only british born citizens can be true dames, notable dames include helen miron, judy dench, julie andrews and late elizabeth taylor, who many forget was born outside of lon on. as first american actress to receive the title angelina was chosen by queen for humanitarian efforts most recently her campaign to end war zone sexual violence. >> win the through, heavy darker time, i survived them. i didn't die young. i'm very lucky. >> ceremony took place inside buckingham palace. the we are told angelina had a private audience with the queen for 20 minutes and then they brought in brad and six kids, who were anxious to congratulate their new you mommy dame and meet the queen of england. live from high i had wood i'm louie, with the insider now back to you. >> extraordinary honor for sure. >> louie, thanks very much. for more on angelina jolie's big honor and rest of

the days entertainment news watch louie and crew on the insider tonight, at 7:30, that is right here on cbs-3. and that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 here comes the the rain, kate? >> that is right it has been a cloudy glummy damp day but heavy rain still to come, i'll tell you when it comes in and when it moves out as well. a father tonight remembers his young son, the first, child to die from the enterovirus, tonight what is being done in that little boy's memory. also ahead tonight... >> convicted mob boss joey merlino is back in philadelphia and hear what he had to say, after a hearing in federal court, coming up next. new at 6:00 a problem with the water and one south jersey town, what was found in the waters and why it forced two major wells to be shut down.

it is moving in for the weekend, the question is will the entire weekend, wash out, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. >> kate bilo gets us started tonight and she has her eye on the rain and chilly temperatures tonight, kate. >> chris and jessica, it turns out cloudy and very chile, temperatures barely got in the lower 60's, some spots stayed in the 60's all day and tomorrow may be a repeat of that. we haven't had steady rain, you can see light showers starting to move in, quickly from west to east but really heavier rain is still to come and it will come through early tomorrow morning. so steadier showers around richmond, virginia area but we're really looking at this batch of rain in eastern tennessee and you can see trajectory of this, clouds and rain lifted to the north, this rain will come through our area, overnight, and into early tomorrow morning. in fact lets take a look at future weather a and we will time it out. most of this evening is cloudy but you can see first part of

the overnight around midnight we will see showers lift in our southern most zones. portions of southern new jersey and south delaware as well throughout the the overnight hours that rain fills in 2:00 a.m. from mount pocono all the way down to sussex county and rain continues to come in waves in the early morning hours, 4:00 a.m. heavy rain in the city, seven, eight, 9:00 a.m. is worst of it, kind of saturday morning if you can getaway stay inside in bed for an extended time, for glummy wet start to the saturday. good news it moves out quickly and by 1:00 o'clock we are dealing with lingering showers throughout the afternoon hours, we will see some clearing from the city north and west, plus sunshine just in time for sunset and nicer weather as we get into sunday. what to expect, through saturday morning especially cloudy and chilly with rain, half inch to the north and west, one and a half inches to the south and east, highest amounts to the south that rain does taper saturday afternoon and i have better news for sunday coming up as we move into the seven day forecast but i want to