it into philadelphia during evening period. so a few more round of heavy rain moving our way. take a look at the rain that has fallen nearly 2 inches already in reading. kutztown nearly a inch and a half. half inch in philadelphia third of an inch in sewell and newark delaware a quarter inch. heavy rain part of the north and west, reading berks county heading through you lancaster county north and west and thinks where we have a flood advisory in effect and that will continue in addition to additional rain that could make some problems on area roadways with the flooding. the wind continue, peak wind gusts, between 25 miles an hour right now in philadelphia and 30 to 31 miles an hour in dover and reading. wind will continue tonight. here's what we expect. new through 7:00 p.m. expect a lull through philadelphia area and suburbs with some scattered showers. between 7:00 and 9:00p m that rainy showed you through baltimore washington area we expect that to rotate through a period of heavy rain and gusting wind again and overnight after 3:00 a.m. the last round of heavy rain will

be moving through. with rain and storms moving through tonight and overnight make sure you have the cbs-3 philly weather app, that is on your smart phone. check it out, check out radar, get the clock and updated forecast, down load it on i tunes google play. the latest health care worker infect with ebola ace being transferred from a hospital in dallas to a specialize fad silt is at emery university in atlanta. right now the cdc is contacting frontier airlines passengers who shared a flight with 29 year-old amber vincent on october 13th, that is the day before she reported symptoms. after that positive diagnosis, a hazmat team went to her apartment, to decontaminate it, meanwhile president obama canceled his campaign trips today to hold a cabinet meeting on this out break. correspondent omar villafranca has latest from dallas. >> reporter: frontier airlines jet was scrubbed down at cleveland's airport after health officials reported the latest ebola patient was on

board monday. twenty-nine year-old amber vincent was part of the medical staff that treated ebola patient thomas duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital before he died last week. twenty-six year-old nurse nina pham is also infected. officials say vincent showed no symptoms during her flight from cleveland to dallas, so risk of spreading the the virus is low but officials are trying to contact passengers. the cdc says victims violated guidelines against taking public transportation after being exposed to ebola. >> we wll from this moment forward ensure that no other individual who is being monitored from exposure under goes travel in anyway other than controlled movement. >> reporter: hazmat teams are decontaminating vincent's apartment area neighbors also received reverse 911 calls. the nation's largest nurses union says that health care workers here were not prepared with a first case hit dallas.

>> nurses and doctors in the hospital were having to come up with their own protocols and figure out what they were supposed to wear, when they brought mr. duncan back in. >> reporter: the hospital denied it had a systemic problem. >> we are a hospital that may have done some things different with the benefit of what we necessity today. >> reporter: seventy-five other health care workers are being monitored fore bowl, in dallas, omar villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". local company's product is being put to work as ebola threat spreads, coming up at 6:00 health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look at how robots are trying to contain the virus. "eyewitness news" will stay on top of the ebola out break both on tv and also on line, we have assembled a resource guide to help keep you informed just look for it on cbs philly.com. cape may county man who disappeared after taking his jet ski out for a ride is found stranded on the water this this jet skier was spotted waving a flag in gray

sound near stone harbor. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan talked with that man today and he joins us live from stone harbor manor, cleve. >> reporter: welshing tom graham said it was an adventure being stuck all night on this wave runner but an adventure wow not like to go on again. the battery dead in his wave runner tom graham found himself alone and helpless yesterday afternoon in the winding waterways behind his stone harbor man perfector home. >> i thought would i take a quick spin around the island and take the wave runner out of the water. >> reporter: after cruising, tom cut engine to examine a pile of debris, when he tried to start it backup, nothing happened. the wind began pushing tom, mile after mile, he had no control where he was going. >> it just took me further then i ever dreamed. >> reporter: eventually tom grounded in the marsh but walking proved impossible in the mud. >> i could not get anywhere.

>> reporter: back shore elainea graham was wondering why her husband was gone so long, he didn't bring his cell phone. >> after he was gone for about an hour i started to worry should i be worried. when he didn't come home within the next half an hour i started to really worry. >> reporter: search party began as day turned tonight and no one could find tom. he spent the night sitting on his wave runner shivering wearing just a t-shirt and life jacket. in the morning he started waving at coastguard chopper again this time the crew saw him. >> they is, he is alive, waving us down. it was excitement. >> reporter: local police pick up tom by boat. he refused hospital treatment, insisting on coffee, hot shower and seeing the wife who he had worried sick. >> i was so relieved, excited the fact that he was alive and they were bringing him back. >> reporter: graham says one thing he learned and hopes others get from this whole ordeal is not to go out an boat alone, at least if you haven't told people where you are going and whatever

possible make sure you bring your phone, with you. reporting live i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> solid ideas there, cleve, thanks very much. authorities are investigating the shootings of two people at third and wellens in philadelphia's olney neighborhood overnight. two men were driven to hospitals in separate cars, one suffered a grazed wound to the chest, the other was shot in the hip. police say 20 shots were fired at that scene from a semiautomatic gun and they are searching for two suspects, four cars and three homes were hit by gunfire there. democratic gubernatorial candidate tom will wolf gets a big fish just weeks before the november election. first lady michelle obama came to philadelphia to get out the vote for wolf. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has this story. >> we know how to do this, philly, don't we? >> getting elect for governor is a lot easier with the first lady on your side.

that is exactly what democratic candidate tom wolf has, not that he needs it, he is already leading republican incumbent tom corbett in the polls but he is not resting yet. >> i don't care fit is raining, i don't care fit is snowing, i need you to go out and vote. >> reporter: for many in the audience like grandmother, shown here it is wolf's prom toys heel philadelphia's ailing school districts that makes him a front runner. >> the fact that he does care about our school system and he has his own children in public schools he understands the values of public school and need for children of our country. >> reporter: sentiment shared by mrs. obama, himself. >> he is a son of the public school teacher and a father of two daughters who went to publish school, and he mentioned education is important to him so he refuses to accept crumbling classrooms. >> reporter: most of the hundreds of people you see out here today came out to hear

the first lady speak and the first lady used her power to get people, to the polls. >> you are here to see me, this is what i want you you to do. don't leave here without getting ready to roll up your sleeves. >> reporter: a big push with just 19 days until the election. in east mt. airy noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". governor tom corbett meanwhile has signed a bill called hanna's law this bill expand list of disorders that hospitals in pennsylvania must screen new borns for still in the hospital. that bill is named for hanna of a bucks county native who is fighting crabo disease a rare and deadly disorder affecting one in 1,000 new borns this new law takes effect in 60 days. fear is spreading in the stock market as the dow jones plunges, three is on your side with why. also ahead a car stolen from a home depot parking lot and the drivers doggies inside. tonight, how it happened and

what one philadelphia high school teacher is doing to get back her beloved pet. plus a new safe type of credit card, it promises to protect against criminals find out why your information could still be at risk though. shop while turkey is hot, black friday shopping starts earlier. not everyone is so happen bye that. we will have the details when "eyewi

in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make.

wall street stocks are ending a wild day mostly lower, the dow jones plumeted as much as 460 points in afternoon trading but gained some of that back, by the even of the day, blue chips stocks were down 173 points, to close at 16,141, tech stocks on the nasdaq fell 11 to 4215 and s and p was down five points to end up at 1862. well, today is just the latest in a rocky few weeks for the stock market. >> question is what is going on here? three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins with us some answers. >> reporter: that is right, jessica and chris. we have fears that europe could slip in the recession and two reports suggesting weakness in our economy, among them, report showing retail sales were down in september, when economist had predict sales would rise. earlier today i spoke with terry simon a certified financial planner and managing director of united capitol. i asked him if people should panic when they see wild

swings in the market. >> far too many of them do act in a panic mode overreact go to market moves and that actually accent waits the shifts and that is why you see 400 some down, bouncing back over a hundred. >> reporter: in less than a month dow jones industrial average is down over 11 hound points closing at 17229 on september 15th and closing at 16141 today. while investor fears of a global economic slow down have intensified over the past few weeks, simon says if you are invested in the market you have to think long term. >> we don't really worry too much about those short term events. u.s. stock market is obviously still the strongest economy in the globe. we don't think there is real systemic problem in the growth scheme. we still have unbelievably low interest rates, and businesses moving forward, i would stay the course. >> reporter: that doesn't mean you have to be a sitting duck. when it comes to retirement investments you have to factor in when you are expect to go

retire and rebalance your portfolio based on the amount of risk you're willing to take. you know me i love a sale but these types of sales, you are buying on sale but turf admit if you have a 401k and watching all this, there is money disappearing. you are in it for a long term. >> hopefully the time, that is other thing, if you are not retiring right now. >> time is on your side if you are not retiring in the next few years. >> jim, thanks very much. ice skating will be coming to dilworth plaza next to philadelphia city hall. right now it is just fountains but november 14th an ice ring will be placed over those fountains. about the same size at rink of rocker feller center in new york and several hundred skaters lab loud on the ice at the same time. a the lot of problems already. weather related this afternoon at 5:14. we will go outside to the cameras on vine street expressway eastbound a approaching broad street, accident in the left hand shoulder here, crews on the scene with fire police trying to get that cleaned up and out

of the way and everybody crawling on by down to two lanes on the vine street expressway. otherwise ben franklin bridge really early start to this delay, all the way backup pass the toll plaza in new jersey westbound and all up into the city and over into the city, the two right lanes also taken out due to the ongoing construction and slow go there. otherwise our majors are slow, already an early start to that, 422, heading westbound from 202 into oaks, a 20 minute trip and 45 minutes on the schuylkill expressway already heading eastbound from the blue route into the vine street expressway. we already have delays on september, all regional rails delayed due to slippery rails, something that we cannot look forward to. on the northeast extension southbound just pass quakertown an accident in the shoulder. another accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound just near exit number four pushed over to the shoulder there, right around route 73. already a lot of delays at philadelphia international airport up to two and a half hours so make sure you call your airline to be sure, chris, back over to you. bad weather making for rough commute all the way

around, jessica, back to you. still to come a couple of tech giant are offering unique benefits for their employees, find out what apple and facebook are doing that has some raising eyebrows, leslie. new rumors around one of the sixers top draft picks, we will tell you why it could be very good for the team. plus help on the way for flyers defense that team still looking for that first win of the season coming up in

we have a celebration for children at shriner's hospital in north philadelphia, spirit of halloween store hosted halloween party at the hospital today and the young patients had a great time, they pick out costumes for trick or treating all aren't building, and they painted pumpkins, halloween parties held today at children's hospital of philadelphia and virtua hospital in voorhees. it that is time of the year. >> well, kathy, storm has arrived, we have a lull in the the area but man that band coming in behind it, wow. >> yes, we have a few more round of heavy rain. if you get caught in it like difficult this afternoon you cannot even get out of your car. leslie van arsdal and write stuck in the cars in the parking lot, should we go, should we stay. we had to come in. weather-wise we were talking about rain and then cool, more like halloween weather, take a

look outside, it is a bit ominous. we will take to you our live mobile weather lab through streets of villanova montgomery county and see the traffic moving along with the mobile weather lobbies but on the other side not so much, slowing down a little bit of the lull and heavy rain but as we talk about a few more round of rain, moving our way. we will check back with you later. temperatures are quite, mild. and we're seeing area of fog, as a result of the low clouds, filtering in and obscuring our beautiful center city sky line. live neighborhood network shows us peak wind gusts, these come in the past few minutes gusting to 28 miles an hour, and hairtan high school in rosemont not far from villanova 26 miles an hour gusts. hamilton at reynolds middle school 29 miles an hour and millville wind gusting to 25 miles an hour. so, we are seeing the wind, we're seeing the the rain and as we mentioned a lull right the here on the radar with the heavier rain moving northward.

look at this near the i-95 corridor, heading towards parts of newark delaware and also through new castle county. thinks another band of rain and it is moving toward the northeast at 46 miles an hour. at that speed it will fill in the gap moving into delaware county, chester county, possibly philadelphia and swing right through. as we put a time on this best estimate would be in el he will being ton by 5:43. wilmington by 6:02. west goshen at 6:11. this is moving in and that will be our next band of rain to move through the area. we are going to be seeing, mild temperatures giving way to will cooler ones, philadelphia 72, but in reading and lancaster already cooling down into the 60's and with that mild air that we're seeing some heavy rain we are seeing some fog in the poconos, allentown, visibility down to 2 miles and reading and trenton visibility at 3 miles, we will go back and forth with visibility issues, throughout the course of the evening, on future weather you

can see heavy band being pick up here and moving threw the evening and after 8:00 o'clock we will see another lull, between one more ban of heavy rain moves through during the early morning hours and by morning rush it is out of here. we are expecting a half inch to 2 inches of rain, ponding before drainage flooding already occurring through berks county could continue into west chester and also chester county through the evening. wind between 25 and 35. they are wet and they can provide slick travel. in the wake of the storm dry conditions for thursday, maybe a few spotty showers in the wake of the storm and then friday just mostly sunny, cooler for saturday, and behind this front reenforcing shot of cooler air, sunday, temperatures will be in the basement, so to speak struggling in the 50's. offer night we will see a few more band of rain, low temperature six two it is on the balmy side. gusting in the 30's tonight, but by tomorrow morning

basically calm, to pretty light in philadelphia, only 6-mile an hour wind. that will be a welcome change. during date tomorrow partly sun is i, lingering shower high of seven two. turning much cooler behind this storm system friday 71. saturday only 70 degrees. that is the latest from the weather sent iser we will be back with more news after this.

another tough loss for the flyers last night, the team still is looking for their first win of the season, some better news out of voorhees today. brayden coburn returned to practice since he was seen with crutches just last thursday n word if he will be

ready in time for saturday's game in dallas. sixers draft pick da therio could make a jump to the nba sooner then expect. he signed on to play in turkey for the next two years but his father told reporters i is unhappy the amount of playing time and mentioned the possibility of trying to terminate the contract. brandon boy ken using his time out this week to use his talent to help kids learn how to read. he made a stop at price hall elementary school in philadelphia. he announced his partnership with rebox sports campaign which promotes child had literacy. as for the the rest of the prime time football, backup tomorrow night at cbs-3. insuring jets head north to take on the division rivals the the new england patriots. they are on top of the afc east playing great football right now, catch it all right here pregame show starts at 7:30. but tonight, we want to hear from you who do you think will win tomorrow's game? share your predictions with us on twitter, using the hash

tag, cbs-3, tnf and check us out on cbs philly.com. >> fun one. >> it should be a great one, heated rivalry between those two clubs tomorrow night. >> leslie, thank you. coming up in the next half an hour, she was gone just a few minutes philadelphia high school teacher searching for her beloved dog after her car was stolen last week, with the dog still inside. also ahead a new kind of credit card but is is it more secure? three on your side with what consumers need to necessity about the credit card chip. >> surveillance camera captured a corrections officer repeatly punching a inmate in handcuffs this incident is leading to a early is rights lawsuit we will have details

i'm chris may here's some of the top stories for you, a second health care worker infect with ebola infect with dallas has been identified as 29 year-old amber vincent. she's being transferred to a special facility at emery university hospital in atlanta. cape may county man who disappeared after taking a jet sky out for a ride yesterday afternoon was found stranded on the water this morning. coastguard rescued tom graham in gray sound just off stone harbor. the the first lady michelle obama is in philadelphia today, she was stumping for democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf, she urged support tours cast their ballot for wolf on november 4th, kate. good evening, everyone, we are still tracking periods of heavy rain this evening, we are in a break here in city of

philadelphia, good news for anyone heading out on the roads but this still isn't over. we are tracking next band over eastern maryland lifting north, heavier rain may move west of philadelphia but heavy rain and thunder and more could come down overnight. we will have timing and seven day forecast, coming up, jessica. new at 5:30 a philadelphia special education teacher is searching for her beloved louie. when someone stole her car in out philadelphia, louie, a labrador was in the back. apparently unnoticed and now missing. our path your has the story. >> reporter: he didn't deserve this mission, jj pierce and her friend are getting louie's picture into as many hand as you can. >> if you see him can you call. >> reporter: jj is hoping this is the neighborhood where louie might be. in her south philadelphia apartment, louie's bed has been empty now for six nights. >> i'm heart broken. the first day he was taken i thought i'll get him back

tomorrow. he is the greatest dog. he is a rescue. i have had him for a year and a half. >> reporter: last thursday night jj needed to make a quick stop at columbus boulevard home depot. she needed a second key for her apartment, ironically, for a dog sitter. >> i locked the car because i had my keys with me to get copies made. i went in the store, no more than seven minutes tops, probably five, and came out and my car was gone. >> reporter: the caravanished and louie, the 60-pound laugh done vanish with it. >> i'm not worried about the car or upset about the carry just want louie back. >> reporter: jj's car has been recovered but surveillance video wasn't clear enough to identify anything, except a car pulling up next to jj's and then two cars pulling away. jj's reaching out to facebook, also offering a reward. her new friends from the dog park are banding together to help too. jj special ed and math teacher just moved here with lou friday d.c. >> despite this happening i don't think philly is a bad

place, i sill love it here especially because of the response of the people that have just completely surround ised me. >> reporter: now jj is hoping that someone will bring louie home. pat ciarrocchi, cb. eyewitness news. tonight rising concerns about ebola have forced the president to cancel a campaign trip to new jersey and connecticut, white house says, that the president will meet with his camera tonight, coordinating the government's response to the ebola out break. this change comes at he can health care worker in dallas has tested positive for ebola. well, readiness for difficult ease and other infectious diseases was topic at the annual safe schools summit in delaware county. here's more from "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao. >> reporter: save school um is it in delaware county is the largest meeting of its kind in the tri-state area involving hundreds of school health and local leaders. the goal here is simple.

>> we need to make sure that when a parent sends a child to school that child comes home safe and sound. >> reporter: this summit has been held for more than a decade but this year it seems like events unfolding across the country that the focus is different. biggest concern now is straight from the headlines, infectious diseases like enterovirus and ebola. >> we think we need to educate the teachers, the medical professionals in our community for early signs of infection. >> reporter: a tiny lesson for a second health care worker in texas being tested for ebola and as delaware county convenes ebola tax force. >> i wouldn't say we are worried. we want to be alert. >> reporter: especially for signs of enterovirus d68 has already hit home. >> teachers that are caring for younger children should be focused on any type of respiratory symptoms, fever, running nose, cough, flu like symptoms. >> reporter: then getting help quickly could make all of the

difference. in drexel hill, jane carabao "eyewitness news". a new supermarket is opened for business in camden. it is first new supermarket to open in the city in 40 years. our nicole blur has a look. >> good morning, welcome to price right. >> reporter: for veronica walker the grand opening of price right in camden is about more than fresh food but a fresh start. >> i'm loving it. >> i am loving it. >> reporter: she's one of camden residents employed by the warehouse style food market which marks the city's first grocery store in years. >> very clean. aisles very wide, that was good for a senior. prices so you can see them. >> reporter: and afford them. price right aims to offer same quality food at traditional super markets at half of the price. >> our advertising will be minimal, we will only have a circular once a month, instead of every week. we watch every single expense line very, very carefully. >> reporter: customers are encourage to bring their own

bags or purchase this one for 10 cents. price right says that helps pack in the savings that ultimately, can be passed down to the customers. >> tastykakes are 99 cents here compared to every where else 1.59, 1.29. >> reporter: sweet bargain for this customer who says she will be back. >> people are smiling from ear to ear, everybody that is walking in now is so happy, that there is a food store here and fresh product and clean, appetizing and a great environment. >> one that attracts many more customers for years to come. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is end of the era for philadelphia and for philadelphia international records. crews bee again taking down the iconic neon sign outside of the sound of philadelphia building, on south broad street today. this is where the ledgendry song writers kenny gamble and leon huff recorded smash hits for michael jackson, patty

labelle, chubby checker and so many others. the building was sold this week. it will be demolished to make way for a hotel and condominium. it was heavily damage by fire in 2010. a lot of weather-related delays this afternoon, so far, we have the schuylkill express waste in our am use right here at 202, jammed will solid, end to end in both directions west and east bound, right here eastbound lanes heading toward center city, westbound toward schuylkill and king of prussia area you can see all brake lights the entire length of the roadway there. a lot of problems, early start to this afternoon from the toll plaza in new jersey, heading westbound over city, over bridge and into the sit and losing those two right-hand lanes due to construction making for a really complicated trip. our majors really stack up for predominant part of the commute, 422 westbound a 19 minute trip from 202 into oaks and 95 in the vine street expressway heading northbound into woodhaven road in the 37

minute trip there. septa suffering from delays due to slippery rails on all of the rails, roosevelt boulevard at pen i pack circle a set of traffic lights are definitely out there so expect police activity on the scene trying to direct traffic around the area a lot of problems at philadelphia international airport as well, up to two hours and 31 minute delays so be sure to check with your airline to see if you are affect. >> back to you. still to come on "eyewitness news" is what being called the bentley of smart phones and just what it will cost you. two major tech giants are making it easier for their female employees to postpone having children. controversial new job perk that has a lot of people talking tonight. snakes on a train, a man pulls out two bowa constrictors in the middle of the subway, kate. we will continue to track heavy downpours through this evening, we have got an eye on the storm and tell you when heavier rain moves through and when it moves out more importantly how does the week when it moves out more importantly how does the week leaned?

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toyota is recalling more car. toyota says is there an issue with the gasket that can cause a fire. recalls include some corolla and lexus models. toyota is not aware of any

injuries, related to the problem, but we will have more information for you on cbs philly.com. so some changes are heading to whole foods, super market chain will label fruits and vegetables as good, better or best, based on the produce, is there farming practices. and, the new system will ban several common pesticides, and it comes as whole foods is facing more competition from traditional super markets which are offering more organic foods. luxury car maker bentley has teamed up with nokia to create one of the most expensive smart phones ever. this is new high end vertwo smart phone. it has a sapphire screen, ceramic ear pillow and cat skin leather exterior. it also includes the subscription to a concierge and security service with a chauffeur on call. sound nice, right? well, here's the price tag, $17,000. for a smart phone. we will be right back.

have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change.

when large companies want to give workers a perk it is usually a holiday bonus or extra vacation time but there are two giants stepping it up. apple and facebook have announced that they will pay to freeze, the eggs of their

female employees. now it is a relatively new process that would allow women to have children later in life but some critics say the companies are pushing those women to put work, ahead of family. >> i think it is interesting, because it seems to me like it is almost like they are trying to get people not to take maternity leave. >> would you go for it. >> no. >> why not. >> i think that having children has changed my life so much that i'm a much better leader. >> well, egg freezing is typically considered an elective procedure and therefore isn't covered by most insurance policies. trending right now you have heard of snakes on a plane but what about snakes on a train. check this out a mandy side todd take two huge bowa constrictors on the subway ride. >> wow. >> this is shocking. it is tough to shock new yorkers but i think this did it. woman sitting next to him keeps reading her book. good for her even when he lets one of the creatures out to

play on the pole. you can call it battle of the drums just before a parade in south korea u.s. marines held a face off with the cover rerean army band and by the end it was agreed it was a tie. >> can we back it up to that bowa construct ter. i said okay, just kept to it himself, up the pole, yes. >> is anything going to move you off a subway car,. >> what about a rat. >> maybe that would be dinner. >> yes, things to thing about. >> i don't know about that one, i will move on to the weather. lets take a live look, a live pick arriving the blue route 476 in delaware county. it is not all that bad right now, traffic looks miserable but weather-wise we are seeing a few drops on the cameras roads are damp but we are in the lull right now, that may

come to an end real soon if you are in delaware county and i will show you why in a moment. lets take you live to neighborhood network whether itfield elementary school parking lot in reading. this is west of reading, one of the parts of the area that has gotten hardest hit with heavy rainfall, currently 68 degrees right there. so lets take a peak how things are shaping up on storm scan three. you can see a lot of rain impacting upstate new york down through carolinas and this area right here is where we are focused on, and delaware, maryland and you can see this batch of heavy rain falling apart a little will bit, it is weakening and moving into very stable air but you can see lancaster county, chester county getting dumped on with rain right now. this area has had heavy rain already today. so we're talking about newark, christian, dover, wilmington, seeing this within the next hour to 45 minutes or so is when downpours will move in but heavy rain is falling in lancaster and chester county. these areas remain, under a

flood advisory. it does now include extreme western chester county and here's what that means areas in the flood advisory expecting more rain and thunder, we have had one to 2 inches and up to 3 inches possible. watch for poor drainage flooding and ponding on the roads. this is area we are talking about here mainly lancaster county and berks county as well over an inch of rain and some spots you can see yoel shading there upwards of 2 inches already and more still to come. future weather timing this out here at 5:00. we are seeing rain at this hour. it will start to fall apart you can see heavy rain in the pocono region. we are seeing heavy downpours embedded within each one of these showers and it will in the clear out quickly. in fact, overnight tonight more rain will lift in perhaps the shore points and again in the city, 4:00 a.m. looking at heavy round of showers before finally by tomorrow morning it starts to clear out but again, tomorrow we are seeing bulk of that system rotate through northeast so a few showers could still impact the area

later tomorrow afternoon. for the rest of this evening high risk of downpours, moderate risk of lightening and wind, low risk for hail and tornadoes. this is a rain event and rain coming down heavily and slowing things down on area roadway. you can see rain cooled air off to the west where temperatures are in the 60's. seventy-two at the airport. all this cooler air is working its way in behind this front in the 60's, state college, pittsburgh, buffalo and over toward cleveland as well. the showers and thunderstorm overnight. heaviest through next several hours but few more waves of showers will come through overnight. for tomorrow partly sunny lingering showers at anytime. one round in the morning and one round in the afternoon. if we are under the influence of that large kaylo pressure system but good news comes for friday and the weekend. friday, saturday lower 07's, sunny beautiful much cooler sunday and monday highs make it to the 50's but still sunny and dry our next chance for a shower comes next tuesday. now back at the desk.

a new type of credit card is coming to america to prevent credit card fraud. take a look, they are called chip cards. europe has been using these for many years, instead of swiping the card with a chip card you dip the card. so crooks would need to physically have your chip to make a purchase at the store with the counterfeit card. that doesn't mean they wouldn't be able to use it on line. >> if the system were to get hacked that card number could get stolen so back of the the stripe of our credit and debit card are easily to duplicate and chip is impossible to duplicate. >> an improvement. new credit cards are expect to be in wide use in the u.s. by october of next year. holiday shopping season will start even earlier this year, two hours earlier to be exact. macy's is first big retail turra announce its black friday schedule, opening up at 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving day, two hours earlier then last

year, employees will get higher pay for working the holiday. this move spark talk on our facebook page. thanksgiving is for family, football and eating. i will not shop. marge i ace i think it should be the way it eyed to be all closed on thanksgiving so people can be home with their families. ruth has a different take, i love it when all these people are out on thanksgiving the stores are empty when i go out the next day. we'd love to hear from you, tweet us using hash tag cbs-3 chat, we might just your comments right here on the air. still ahead helping a family keep their disable children happy at home. >> this weeks story of brotherly love a community is come together to to help a family retro fit a home with due schenn muscular dystrophy and they need your help, that story when we come back.

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♪ with 5 perfectly sweetened whole grains, you can't help but see the good. look for big g cereals with money saving offers on these breakfast favorites and give your budget a boost. chester county community will join together for a fundraiser designed to help two boys. >> they are brothers both battling a type of muscular dystrophy. ukee washington has the story

in this weeks brotherly love. >> fritz family of pottstown had no history of this disease until it truck both of their sons. non-have profit is working to make life smoother, for both of them. >> when jake fritz rides his scooter from the family van to his house. >> it would get stuck in the grass because it is really bumpy and holey. >> reporter: path isn't paved and his wheels have a tough time getting up the ramp to the door. both jake and his seven year old brother, ryan have have due schenn muscular dystrophy a fatal genetic disorder causing progressive muscle weakness. >> this disease makes families feel very alone, it is a rare disease. >> reporter: that is where scott hammer stepped in, president of the all volunteer non-profit happy to be home, which makes homes accessible to the disable. >> there are not a lot of houses built handicapped accessible to begin with and when they are they are generally not on the mark because family that built them is living in them. >> reporter: last year fritz

family and happy to be home raised fund for a ramp and a bathroom. >> we have an accessible sink, toilet and roll in shower so boys can new use and it has made life easier. >> reporter: saturday the the family will throw a second fund raise tore raise money for a wider driveway. there will be music, dancing, and a silent auction. jake and ryan even donated their own artwork. to jake and ryan's mom the community's help means the world. >> in the face of something so difficult, that there is so much kindness and love out there too. >> reporter: last few years happy to be home raised american a quarter million-dollar for families, so life at home, is a little easier. saturday's fundraiser is at norco firehouse in pottstown. tickets are sold out, if you cannot attend, donate to a trust set up for jake and ryan. we have links at cbs philly.com. see you in the morning i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 we are tracking a stormy evening all across the

region, kathy. >> two more round of rain and wind moving through with flood advisories already in effect. also ahead a second texas nurse is diagnosed with ebola and concerns over the virus intensify, we will show you how robots from a local company are being used in the fight against the illness. and new at 6:00 caught on camera a corrections officer repeatedly punching an inmate who was reportedly in handcuffs many. this incident has led to the civil rights lawsuit. then exclusive new details in the mysterious death of the young mother, why a family desperate for answers, may never get them, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. at 6:00 o'clock we have an eye on the storm, heavy rain and winning wind make for/you a very slow evening commute: cbs noble weather lobbies out.

and it is much more, still to come. >> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. parts of the region are under a flood advisory. kathy orr is tracking a timing of this round of rain and what we can expect over the next several hours,. >> chris and jessica we saw through the lens intermittent showers right now and in a lull, between philadelphia, and south jersey, and suburbs and along the i-95 corridor south, and it will slowly give way to additional showers and a few embedded thunderstorms, you can see right there, hail indicate or on the eastern shore of maryland and indicator showing there is some rotation in heavy rain, and possible thunderstorm, throughout western chester county. here is a local over a large area have of real estate over allentown, through cape may, and these showers and thunderstorms lifting towards the north/northeast at 46 miles an hour and that speed they will be near dover

within minutes. wilmington 6:21. chester 6:42. upper darby by 6:52. very heavy rain embedded in these cells. right new they are in the seeing anything in the way of severe weather. just a really torrential downpours that will slow you down. already, reading, kutztown, between one and 2 inches have rain in haddonfield. half inch in philadelphia, newark, delaware in the so much. just a quarter inch. where we see heavy rain and reading berks county through lancaster and western parts of the chester county we have a flood advisory until 10:00 tonight for poor drainage flooding. we expect that next round to lift across these region, once again. wind are gusting to 36 in the poconos. philadelphia and wilmington, even atlantic city and 30 miles an hour. for the rest of this evening, we expect that band of heavy rain.