in aberdeen maryland. police would not say it is this location, but investigators were on site, as police say they have surveillance video showing a man in dark colored clothing at about 6:00 this morning. >> it shows a male using an atm dared, her atm card. >> reporter: aberdeen is a little over an hour away there california, maryland. today carlesha's grandmother, anna, told cbs-3 that the 23 year-old lived with her in california from the time she was a little girl until three years ago when she moved to philadelphia detective shows mallero pictures from the bank surveillance hoping she would spot on one who knows gaither. >> i cannot identify the person that was in the picture but it ace black male of light complexion. >> reporter: gaither was abduct from the 100 block of colter street sunday night. caught on camera she struggled and fights to get away from her attacker before she's taken. >> whoever has her, send her back home. >> reporter: tuesday, a show of solidarity, from a family fight to go get her back.

the mother who would do anything to see her daughter's smile again emotion took over. >> just give her back, please, just give her back. >> reporter: also in another wrinkle police today confirming there is an audio component to this surveillance video that we have been showing you since yesterday afternoon, police say it is in the yet released but it does contain the screaming from gaither as well as the back last, and police may release that at this point in the investigation. in the meantime family is now war that i had someone from gaither's past in maryland may be responsible for her abduction, and we will tell you why coming up at 6:00 o'clock. for now we're live at northwest detectives i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks. we're following breaking news in juniata park where a 30 year-old man was shot and killed. crews responded to the 3900 block of i street, where we's told that victim was struck multiple times in the torso

and pronounced dead at the scene. right the now no word on a suspect or a motive. well, now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive, a student who is being credited for alerting officials to threats at radnor high school is speaking out. this is as the 17 year-old girl whom police say wrote about killing classmates a teacher and even harming herself under goes a mental evaluation. here's "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter. >> i have a moral obligation to all of the student here to say, this is something that could happen, take a look at it. >> reporter: seniors zachary taylor knew he had had to act quickly, when after reading class notes shared by a fellow student, he found page after page of alleged threats, to kill fellow students, and the teacher. >> it was really, really alarming and i said, i said, dude, i have to start taking pictures of this. >> reporter: taylor told me he snapped pictures with his phone, immediately, taking them to school administrators who notified police. >> one of my friends said you

know don't worry, this is nothing. i said no, this is definitely something. >> reporter: within half an hour the 17 year-old who allegedly broke the threats was in custody. police now charges her with terroristic threats and arrange to go get her mental health care. >> captain of the wrestling team, young man becoming a leader. that is what you hope your children will do boys or girls. >> reporter: ironically zachary says when the incident happened here he and his classmates for the past month had been studying a special component in their course, the history of school shootingness america. >> literally every single day turf read something about a very disturb person and then writings on how they wanted to do awful things to people in the school and i was basically seeing the exact same thing in this notebook and there was in way i was than the going to say something. >> reporter: police called taylor's actions courageous, zachary and his tad saying they hope that the actions will inspire others to make the the right moves when they

are needed n radnor, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we now know the identities of the two people killed in the murder suicide in a chester county ymca. authorities say dennis castle shot and killed his estrange girlfriend before taking his own life. this happened last night at brandywine ymca on holy road in west brandywine. both were pronounced dead at the brandywine hospital, miller leaves behind two children. two people were taken to the hospital after this accident in kensington. chopper three over frankford avenue and clear field street where a car crashed into a small grocery store. we don't know what caused this crash but we do know one victim was taken to temple hospital and the other was taken to episcopal. a ten year-old boy is in serious condition at children's hospital, he was hit by a car in king of prussia. this was the scene on route 202 and sullen boulevard just afternoon time. police say the boy was with the group of of other children attempting to cross the the

street. witnesses say the driver had a green light, he and a passenger were not hurt. the roof of this truck was damage, when it was hit, it hit a bucks county overpass, thinks on haunted lane just off of the bristol pike in bensalem. police cleared the street and the truck was moved to the side of the road. no injuries were reportedded here but you could see that truck roof peeled back as it hit the overpass. it is election day 2014, and voters are heading to the polls all across the region. "eyewitness news" in langhorne bucks county where voters cast their ballots, for pennsylvania governor. we are live now in election central and this is the the most hotly contested race in the region right now. incumbent tom corbett hoping for a second term but he is facing a stiff challenge from his democratic counterpart tom wolf. lets turn to our natasha brown live at corbett headquarters in pittsburgh with more now, natasha. >> reporter: good evening,

chris. we can material you earlier this morning voter turnout was said to be brisk in the pittsburgh area and western pennsylvania region. we know that governor corbett has been out all day to take rallying his base to get out the the vote up until the very last moment. >> get out and vote. >> reporter: energized, confident republican incumbent tom corbett as he cast his ballot just outside of pittsburgh. >> every race i have run, be in predict i was going to win. we have won every time, including the the first time i ran for town hip commissioner right here in the seventh ward i was than the supposed to win and we did. >> reporter: governor in the final hours, still rallying his base to get out the vote. polls shown corbett trailing his opponent tom wolf but gap has narrowed with corbett continuing to portray wolf as the candidate that will raise taxes. voter turnout has been brisk throughout the state with corbett expecting strong support in pittsburgh. he hopes to gain ground in philadelphia and its suburbs. voters we spoke with in pitberg say there is an excitement about this midterm election that end ising folks

to the polls. >> everyone has been talking about election day and going out and vote. it is a big deal. bigger than they predict it would be. well, governor did visit a couple polling places earlier this afternoon, in the suburbs of pittsburgh we were able to speak with a spokesperson to perfect campaign a short time ago and tells us that the governor is now relaxing with his family remaining optimistic about the outcome of tonight's election. we're following the correspondence bet campaign here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania we will bring you their life and very latest live throughout the the evening. reporting live from pittsburgh, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you early and often, thanks very much. our election coverage continues new with "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones with the wolf campaign at york expo center in york, pennsylvania, todd. >> reporter: chris, coming into the day wolf had a double digit lead in the polls, so question for his campaign is, did they do enough to turnout the vote, to get a win tonight. >> he is the next governor,

tom wolf. >> reporter: is there clear confidence among wolf supporters and candidate. >> you have seen all of the polls, i have seen them i think we're in good shape. >> reporter: in center city fail democratic candidate for governor tom wolf was all smiles and handshakes greeting voters heading to work. wolf has run a campaign on a prom toys fully and fairly fund pennsylvania schools while creating jobs. what he has to do today is convince his vote tours get to the poles. >> get out and vote. this is a democracy, and democracy cannot survive the indifference of the citizens and this is what we do as citizens we vote. >> reporter: after meeting with union leaders in south philadelphia wolf headed home to york county to cast his vote. after he voted, this afternoon, wolf appeared to be very relaxed. he was heading home to have some chile for dinner where he will watch the election results coming in. reporting live tonight in york, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, lot of anticipation there in york tonight. thanks very much. we will see you as well.

congressional seats we know are up throughout the region and that includes pennsylvania's eighth district, the district covers bucks county and a portion of montgomery county as well. here republican incumbent mike fitzpatrick is hoping for another term, he cast his vote in middletown today. "eyewitness news" was there the at everette middle school, fitzpatrick saying his number one priority in congress is job creation. fitzpatrick faces a stiff challenge from democrat kevin strauss this year a political new come shore voted at mapel point middle school in langhorne today, he of course is an army ranger and afghanistan and iraqi war veteran. strauss will fight in washington for legislation to grow the economy and create jobs in both the short and long term. here's what you need to know, polls are opened right now n pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, they close in all three states at 8:00 o'clock tonight. just as soon as polls close we will begin our hourly updates for you here on cbs-3, cbs

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and reckless assault. all pro running back was indicted back in september, for using a wooden switch to discipline his four year-old son. peterson was charged with felony injury to a child initially, he had faced up to two years in prison. south jersey man is killed in the freak accident on the construction site. authorities say 58 year-old

gary anderson of somerdale died after a falling tape measure, hit him on the head. and anderson had just delivered sheetrock to the construction site in jersey city when that tape measure fell from the worker's belt 50 stories high. police say he was in the wearing a hard hat. >> he would have been hurt maybe in the hospital but it would have, it would have probably saved a life. >> it is very scary, i had no idea that something so small could do so much damage. >> a public safety official says that this incident appears to be a very tragic accident. well, in egg harbor township tonight police are investigating a credit card theft, they are trying to identify this woman after cards were taken at island gym, and then used at a nearby low es store on october 27th. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police in egg harbor township. the lure of a giant jackpot has been lining up for mega millions tickets. tonight's jackpot will be at least 321 million-dollar, that is the eighth largest in the

game's history. there was no winner in friday's drawing, two tickets sold in new jersey though matched five numbers, and they are worth one million-dollar a piece. wouldn't be bad to have one of those, right. >> time to go get tickets. >> yeah. still ahead botox isn't just for woman we will tell you why so many men are bro taxing. >> all right. >> got milk? if you buy organic, the answer may be no, we will tell you what you need to know about a shortage coming to your grocery store. leslie. well, flyers back on the ice tonight against the oilers and steve mason still looking for his first win of the season and he is, feeling the pressure, i'll explain coming up in sports.

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back on "eyewitness news" our election coverage continues with pennsylvania's 13th congressional district. democrat brandon boyle hoping to replace allison swart who left hot to us run for governor. boyle cast his vote at lutheran church in northeast philadelphia boyle's opponent republican businessman deadd cock cast his ballot in jenkintown. you could not miss the fact that it is election day if you use facebook or twitter, people posting from the polls encouraging their family and friend to get out and vote. >> besides voting itself what else are people sharing on social media about these

elections. three on your side's jim donovan looks at what is trending. >> that is right jessica and chris. we have been monitoring all day long. lets look at twitter. they have been looking at each individual race as it occurs in each state. here in pennsylvania there have have been 42,000 tweets that have a political nature today so far. more men are tweeting out then women. average age of the person tweeting is 35 to 54 years old. now they are also looking at trending topics within those tweets. right now in pennsylvania president obama is trending as number one, terrorism including isis number two, health care, gun issues and immigration makes the top five. these numbers are expect to go up, as people leave work and head to the polls later on this evening. also especially when races are, when the the election polling places are closed and races are starting to be announced. here in new jersey, 25,000 people have been tweeting again more men then women. trending topics in new jersey president obama ranks number one, gun issues, terrorism,

law enforcement and health care. in delaware where we have race for senate as well as in new jersey, only about 2200 people have tweeted so far with the political connection to their tweets. and is there one issue trending right now and that is president obama. if you have been to the polls today and like to tweet us a picture, please do so we will get it on live on tv, to hash tag cbs-3 election. we have had many people send in their photos. denise sent in her photo from her sticker because it is not a privilege but voting is my right. i tweeted out my photo earlier today. did you vote yet. we have erika and ukee, this morning prompting people to vote. our own chris may just voted i hope you will too. i don't know if that is his house if it is, he has both candidates covered, back to you in the studio. >> i love it. >> it was my polling place. >> polling place. >> an election play list. >> music on election day. >> everybody has their traditioning. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> i'll tell you one great tradition this beautiful

election day weather. we love. that great day today do that. >> no excuses. we often say that. today for sure. temperatures rose to the 07's in many locations in the delaware valley. great day to be outside and get out the vote. very pleasant evening as well. looking outside center city studios to a picture perfect philadelphia a. we have a partly cloudy sky out there temperatures that are still quite mild. down the shore same goes, it is on the set, in the long ago, but it is sure pretty down there in atlantic city. high temperature in philadelphia made it to 71 degrees, today, the normal high only 60's. we're talking about 11 degrees above normal. tomorrow not quite as warm with more clouds but still pleasant around the region for this time of the year. lots of 70's on this board. these are highs. zero seven in allentown. zero seven in trenton. zero seven in lancaster. seventy-one in reading, wilmington, atlantic city and high 60's to the south and east. you can really see where cold front is, just carving a line

through the midwest to the south and east of little rock to the south of dallas these highs today in the 70's and 80's to the north and west mainly in the 60's and 50's and that cool air is coming behind this cold front. you can see the showers, from toronto all the way down to cincinnati and behind it, cooler air but in front of it we have one more day of partly to mostly cloudy skies but also dry conditions and warm temperatures. for your wednesday we will watch this front getting closer. temperatures in the 60's but do you see these showers through tennessee valley they will ride a raining this front with the an area of low pressure and give us a rainy windy day behind this front. cooler air will be moving in friday. wind will continue. temperatures will only be in the 50's. here's what we can expect for thursday, periods of rain, heavy at times, between a half inch and a inch of rain expected. wind gusting to 30 miles an hour and right now it looks like both morning and evening commute will be on the wet site. they will be slow. for your election evening

cast, you can see 62 degrees, mostly cloudy at 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 60. by 8:00 p.m. 59 and falling. the low tonight down to 50. lots of clouds. during the day tomorrow more clouds then sun but still respectable with high temperatures in the upper 60's. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast thursday is rainy day, not a great day to be outdoors. friday cool breezy but still pleasant with the high of 53. well below average we will be back with more news after this.

breaking news out of germantown where a man has been shot and rushed to the hospital. this was a scene at a sunoco station at germantown avenue. police say there was a fight in the parking lot and victim was shot four times, and he was taken to chestnut hill hospital in critical

condition. the flyers open up a four game home stand tonight against the oilers down at the center. it is hard to believe but steve mason is still looking for that first win. right now he is zero and four and one. he is back in goal tonight. >> until you get that win you don't feel too good about yourself. you cannot feel very good about yourself until you have that kind of success, and, i have said once you get the first one they are just going to keep coming, and, and it is start to the season but stay positive, working hard. >> sixers back in action tomorrow, orlando brett brown's squad still in search of the first win of the season have the lays night they took on houston. nerlens necessity he will went begins dwight howard and did he owe kay. in the third period james harden went into dunk and right there the rejection. later he steals inbound pass and goes in for two handed dunk. nerlens, had 10 pounds and six

steals and five assists but rockets shot 47 percent from three-point land. james harden had 35 points. they beat the sixers 104-93. still looking for that first win. >> it will be a while. >> that block at the rim might be among the sports plays of the year. let's just enjoy the little things. coming up in the next half an hour no hoods allowed businessness one south philadelphia neighborhood are taking a stance, they say it is to make streets safer but those signs are not sitting well with everyone. also are you worried about the flu, well, our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with how you can track cases in real time from the palm of your hand. i'm charlotte huffman with an unusual election day story meet a local family upset after finding their stolen family photo on a campaign ad they called misleading, coming

i'm jessica dean, the reward stand at $47,000 in the abduction of carlesha freeland gaither in germantown. authorities say her atm card was used in maryland and police have just released surveillance pictures from that bank in maryland, we will have that very shortly. radnor senior is being

credited for alerting officials about alleged threats at the school. police arrested a seven year old student who wrote a urinal about killing class mace, a teacher and harming herself. you still have time to vote, it is election day 2014, "eyewitness news" at hairtan township gloucester county as voters made their choice. live coverage continues in just a few minutes, kate. thanks, jessica. good evening. what a beautiful take it was for election day. i saw folks saying they were walking to the poles or standing outside mountain sunshine today. we have one more mild day but a lot to talk about in the seven day forecast, rain returns on thursday and then much cooler wet's lives for the weekend and into next week. we will have that coming up, chris. kate, thanks very much. is iteration profiling, just a way to deter crime, both? there is a debate tonight raging around some store signs in windows that they read, do not enter with hoodie or mask. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is in south philadelphia with a look at

who is behind the the signs. >> reporter: signs like this one are popping up on many corner store doors in south philadelphia. customers are being asked to take off their hoods or masks before entering. store owners say it is a way to protect themselves. >> the hoodies and mask, that is what we don't want in the store. >> reporter: but this doctor say banning hoodies is a form of racial profiling. >> what you are saying is people who have certain characteristics should not come in here. >> he is share of the temple university of rick can american studies. >> the idea of coming up with the trayvon martin situation, and black youth. that is the tarring, and that is where it comes in. >> reporter: trayvon martin was unarmed teen gunned down while wearing a hoodie which became a symbol of his story. many store owners are minorities themselves and, say this isn't meant to be about race. >> for the safety, that is

what it is, it is nothing else. >> racism, i guess against african people can be perpretrated by african people. >> reporter: community organizers nate chapman says signs have been effective and not intended to profile. >> i can understand maybe some perspectives, but hoodies are warn by everyone. >> reporter: customers we spoke with say they are not offended and they are more than happy to take off their hoods before entering. >> they don't want to cause trouble. bring your hood down, come in the store. put it back on, on your way out report rorrer sign of respect for a sign that mayo fend others. in south philadelphia, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". groups in africa say thousands office people in sierra leon are breaking quarantines in order to find food. food deliveries are reportedly not reaching those people. large areas of sierra leon have been sealed off and residents are asked to stay in their homes. the government and u.n. are tasked with delivering food and services to those people. the vatican is condemning

the suicide of an american woman suffering terminal brain cancer. brittany maynard took her own life saying she wanted to die with dignity. the vatican's top bioethics official calls her death, quote reprehensible. maynard took her own life in oregon sunday after saying publicly she would do so. she started debate over assisted suicide for terminally ill. today marks 35th anniversary of the iran hostage crisis. group of students stormed the u.s. em bass is i in te h ran and kidnaped 52 americans as pay back for america's support for former shaw of iran. they were held in captivity for 444 days. tension between two countries were severed after the siege and formal relations have not been restored since. our live coverage of the campaign 2014 continues now, here in election central. republican tom mcarthur and democrat amy bellguard are bat tolling represent new jersey's third congressional district

tonight. the district of course covers parts of the burlington and ocean counties. our pat ciarrocchi is live in mount laurel, watching this race, very closely. pat. >> well, indeed we are watching it very closely because this is really a significant race, in fact, in the nation and in this third district. it is one of those rare cases where there is an open seat that could, in fact, impact the national score guard in both cart is because john run beyond decided to retire and that opened the door for bellguard and mcarthur. for g.o.p.'s tom mcarthur this election day is a a day of first. >> to go in and cast a vote as i just did without fear, in freedom, and in my case, to vote for myself is the greatest privilege. >> reporter: first time republican date won high powered top of the party endorsement with governor chris christie leading the way. >> tom mcarthur running for congress. >> enough of the hyper partisan ship and finger

pointing and ultimatums, those things have failed this nation and we simply to have commit to one person at a time. >> reporter: democrat amy bell guard has made the case that she should be that one. voting in edge water park, a woman among few female candidates in this region called this campaign a journey. >> we have never had a woman go to congress from the third district in new jersey. so this would be a historic win today and i also think there has been so many women's issues that have come up, everything from equal pay. my opponent does not believe in legalitying equal pay and that is important in 2014. >> reporter: it is also interesting to know here at headquarters in mount laurel what we have found is there is a win already because a why in burlington county has approved and accepted the 1,000 democratic sponsored ballots mail in ballots, to be counted, that those ballots had been challenge by the g.o.p. so, the bell guard team believe that is a win, already tonight. reporting live in mount

laurel, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thanks very much. we will see you throughout the night. voters in new jersey are also deciding on their junior u.s. senator. the incumbent corry booker, the demies heavy favorite to win his first full term. of course last year booker won a special election to fill seat vacate following the death of u.s. senator frank lautenberg. political observers believe the former newark mayor will ring up a double digit win when it is all said and done. still booker's republican challenger jeff bell noise stranger to politics. the 70 year-old is a former aid to richard nixon, speech writer for ronald reagan and he ran for the senate in new jersey in both 1978 and 1982. well, a full third of the senate is up for reelection tonight but just nine of those states are considered toss ups right now. democrats trying to hang on to control of the upper chamber but the latest cbs news battle ground tracker shows the g.o.p. is likely to pick up

six seats and that is enough to get a majority. fifty-one-49 majority. some analyst think high voter turnout could help democrats hold on to the senate but pol stores are expecting midterms turnout to be low tonight. so it will be a really worth watching as we move through this evening. you can have your say, the poems poles are still opened, in new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware, they close in all three states at 8:00 o'clock tonight. we will have hourly updates for you here on cbs-3 starting at 7:00, at 10:00 o'clock tonight, cbs news will have special election coverage and we will update you on the local and national races, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00 o'clock. still to come on "eyewitness news", the most common resume mistakes, and then women aren't only ones trying to get rid of wrinkles and improve their looks. we will tell you why more and more men are turning to botox, or some like to call it brot ot to shave off a few years.

we might never hear taylor swift on one popular streaming platform why she's pulling her songs, kate. jessica have after a beautiful day today we have got some rain in the forecast i'll tell you when and how much will fall and fit sticks around into the weekend, that is coming up with the seven day forecast when we come back.

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we've got some breaking news, we want you to take a look at these brand new surveillance photos that have just come into "eyewitness news", they show a man, using the atm card of carlesha freeland gaither. she's the woman abduct off the street in germantown on sunday. that atm was a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland. now a $47,000 reward is being offered in this case, and if you recognized the man whose face you saw in that picture a moment ago you should call philadelphia police and let them know what you know, in the meantime we will have a live report on this straight ahead on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. organic milk is more and more popular but lately grocery stores are struggling to keep it on the shelf. there is a nationwide shortage, of organic milk,

producers say it is a simple matter of too much demand and not enough supply. drought in the west is making feed more expensive so cows are getting less and producing less milk and at the same time sales are rising. >> it is definitely frustrating when you want to run in the the store and grab milk. >> it is unclear when supply will catch up to demand. it is time to check on your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: unemployment rate is falling, down to 5.9 percent nationally and 6.7 percent in the philadelphia area. however, employers standard still remain high. most employers will automatically reject candidate for typos, but yet 58 percent of companies say it is most common mistake candidates make. relying on the computer spell check to spot mistakes can lead to comical errors. these are typo that is hr managers say they have seen on resumes. fluent in english, french and spinach. seeking a party time position.

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back on "eyewitness news" with continuing coverage of the campaign 2014. delaware congressman john carney voted in wilmington, today. democrat seeking the third term in washington. his republican challenger rosieso voted in wilmington. she described herself as a kitchen table economist and says that she will work to end illegal immigration. >> if you have not made up your mine about who deserves to vote check out voter resource guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. it has voting requirement, polling place hours, and other items of interest. and what a beautiful day it was to hit the the polls, temperatures well above average, highs were more similar to early october or even late september then early

november and still mild right now. lets check with eyewitness weather watcher network. we will work our way down with eileen mur any gilbertsville reporting 63 degrees there. a few clouds. she says a gorgeous day, perfect for voting. that it was indeed thanks to eileen. she send us a picture from gilbertsville shows us the sunset and a few clouds. still really nice weather out there lets head down to fire marshall joey in somerdale, new jersey is reporting 63 degrees and mainly clear skies. beautiful fall evening after a beautiful fall day and we will head down the shore to tuckerton new jersey checking in with tim mitchell, reporting 57 degrees, he says partly cloudy with a light south wind and has a view of the sunset just before sunset here at tuckerton lake. thanks to tim for that. if you would like to be a weather watcher like tim and eileen and everybody else, sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. we would love to have your reports from your backyard, on our touch screen there and we will check in of course

throughout the winter with our weather watchers. lets look at time lapse video on our live neighborhood network. henderson high school in west chester. really nice day, cloud moving through but we had breaks of blue sky all day long. you can see kids on the football field on and off, lights came off briefly but new dark outside. 60 degrees at the moment. we have a cool front approaching. this is slicing through the the great lakes and it will eventually get here. at approach of this front is what drove all that warm air into our area today but you can see it extend down into texas and this moisture is what will be lifting along the boundary impacting us by thursday. temperatures right now still comfortable 65 at the airport. sixty-five in reading. we can see a cool air waiting in the wings, and that will come in behind the front by end of the week and weekend. future weather keeps it dry tomorrow. just a little cloudy and then rain starts to move in by early thursday morning, thursday looks like a wet day all around, maybe a few thunderstorm as the front clears the coast thursday evening. a lingering shower friday but

friday will be breezy and noticeably cooler. most of the area getting under a inch of rain, green shading you see here, one plus is possible especially in the narrow band if any thunderstorms develop here as we head through the day on thursday. overnight mainly cloudy and mild at 50. tomorrow clouds and sun, still myself and mild at 67. then rain arrives on thursday. rainy, a few rumbles of then are. friday breezy, cooler and some sun, chilly to start the weekend and another chance for showers on sunday. enjoy mild air tonight and tomorrow. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, flu season is here and it can spread quickly. some are asking, who has the the flu, am i being exposed, and forget word of mouth get out your phone. >> absolutely, health reporter stephanie stahl explains how you can track out breaks using high tech. >> reporter: flu near you is a free web site and mobile app that uses crowd source to go track and monitor flu symptoms

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taylor swift is shaking off her relationship with spotify. she pulled her entire music catalogue. she made the move despite her single shake it off being spoti fy most played track. swift announced dates for her new world tour that includes a stop in philadelphia, she will play the link next june and tickets go on sale next friday. thanks to a single twitter pick a fairly typical teenage boy, a bag boy, is being followed by millions of people. >> insider louie agary joins

us from los angeles where a texas teen is the talk of the town. >> reporter: chris and jessica it is absolutely crazy how social media can create a overnight sensation. we will go inside case of target alex the great and how he conquered twitter in about 33 hours. >> i took the picture of alex. >> reporter: if it wasn't for 15 year-old brooklyn who snapped this photo of alex labeouf hard at work that would be hash tagged alex from target the the viral universe would never have gone into a complete frenzy, early sunday morning. >> i had no idea that the picture that i tweeted was going to go viral. it was just an insight joke between me and a land owe. >> reporter: this sunday hash tag alex from target has been tweeted over 1,300,000 times. high school junior has over 500,000 twitter followers, including justin beiber and now he is in l.a. taping an episode of ellen airing tomorrow after she tweeted the

viral sensation hey, alex from target it is ellen from ellen. >> this story is incredible. >> 500,000 plus followers and we are only two days into this. these tween twitterers have have power. his photo goes up sunday and hash tag alex from target has been tweeted 1.3 million times and counting. >> wow. >> chris and jessica, back to you. >> the world we live in. >> yes. >> the world we live in. >> alex from target. >> we have more of the day's entertainment news just watch the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. breaking now at 6:00 these are brand new surveillance photos from he police in maryland showing a man allegedly using an atm car belong to go carlesha freeland gaither. we are live with more on these new clues. and then high school hero, our walt hunter talks exclusively with the young man who saw something and then said something and then possibly saved the lives of his classmates.

kathy? we have one more real nice day before rain moves in and messes up everything, it is back to the cruel realities of the fall season in that seven day forecast, coming up. super storm sandy caused a lot of damage but it may have unearthed a piece of maritime history, an old ship wreck dating back hundreds of years is discovered down the shore. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. we have new clues in the search for woman abduct off the streets of philadelphia. police just released these surveillance video they say shows someone using the atm card in aberdeen maryland. good evening, i'm jessica dean. aim chris may. right now family of carlesha free land gaither is praying for her return and there is a $47,000 reward being offered in her case. carlesha was snatched off of west colter street in germantown on sunday night. "eyewitness news" reporter

steve paterson is live with the late breaking development, steve. >> reporter: jessica and chris, there are now suspect images from both philadelphia and suspect images from maryland, connected to this case n some ways family says it has renewed a sense of hope in them, and in other ways they are worried that the abductor may be someone from gaither's past. >> you out there you see this, please baby just fight. >> reporter: powerful word, mother pleading to her daughter, just don't give up. >> calm down and fight. get out. >> reporter: it is day two in the search for 22-year old carlesha gaither, tuesday police announcing fresh lead renewing some hope. >> carlesha's atm car was used at a stand alone bank in aberdeen maryland. >> reporter: police confirm gaither's atm card used in the bank in maryland. surveillance images just released by police showing a man in dark colored clothing at 6:00 this morning. >> it shows a male using