early on sunday afternoon. possibly as long as eight hours before gaither was kidnaped. >> right now we're trying to get more cleared witt, trying to get facial recognition program working to sit there to see if we can positively identify who this person is. >> reporter: while person of interest has not been chase filed as a suspect and is not charge, his presence, eight hours before the attack raises the possibility that if he is involved, he was, in the area, perhaps, watching or even stalking gaither. >> we definitely need shore help from the maybe. some of the leads we are following up on are helpful. >> reporter: previously released videos show gate he approached by a man who drags her screaming for nearly a city block before forcing her in the car and driving off. victim still struggling kicking out the car window leaving a pile of glass nearby. in releasing the video, the the fbi hopes those watching will pay close attention to how the man walks, his mannerisms, investigators

believe and an important clue in the effort to identify him. again, police say that walk is significant, because it could help linker the the man in the supermarket to the man seen in the other attack videos. right now the reward is at 47 you this dollars, and so far, no additional sign anywhere of carlesha. live at northwest detective division i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> important video out there right now, walt, thanks very much. lets go live to steve paterson who picks up our story now from germantown, steve. >> reporter: chris, day three of this investigation and by now video of this street in germantown has been shared across the country, today, we wanted to talk to neighbors to find out what it is like here as the the search for gaither continues. day three and ground zero, a neighborhood on edge. >> it justice scary because me and my cousin we have to worry about how we walking. >> reporter: scary because of this, video of germantown now

shared across the country. sunday night police say 22-year old carlesha freeland gaither snatched off the street by an unknown attack. struggle captured in multi i am angles. since monday activity at corn other have green and colter has only grown, new posters pleading for help hang over prayer can also. >> when we have those isolatedded incidents that happened and sometimes they are just owe bad they are just rocking the community. >> reporter: we spoke to earl peters picking up her son from school. >> as a parent you are nervous because your child goes to the school directly across the street from where it has been. >> he has been watching the coverage of the abduction and as a father, it hurts. >> fight for her life and that is something you don't want to see. as a parent, it hurts my heart as i see her dad on tv that hurts my heart also. >> reporter: myron says she takes this route home from school she's friend with gaither on social media. >> i had her as a friend on facebook. she was graduating and all that stuff and how she wanted

to go to college. it is really weird report front country has seen their neighborhood in black and white, people who live here, say it will look better, with car leash back safe. >> i hope they find her. >> reporter: we will speak to a representative with the family throughout the day, they tell me is there a candle light vigil scheduled for 7:00 o'clock tonight here at the scene where she was abduct and i am told that the family will be responding to recent developments from the police, that will be here to bring you latest for later additions of "eyewitness news". live from germantown, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks. a lot of concern in the community there and across the region obviously. this digital billboard featuring pictures of carlesha is now appearing along interstate 95. authorities hope it will prompt a tip of some kind for anyone who knows anything about carlesha's whereabouts. the reward for information in the case is standing at $47,000 tonight.

new at 6:00 o'clock our syma chowdhry is live in maryland, we will check in with her and, of course, you can get latest on this case anytime, including a closer look at the videotape of that person of interest. you can watch it over and over and share witt friends, all you have to do is go to the web site at cbs philly.com. police in the poconos found all kind of gear belonging to eric frein, the suspected trooper killer. search warrant documents list more than a hundred items recovered from the birchwood pocono air park hanger, those include a bolt action rifle, snipper rifle and loaded pistol. police found five magazines and 200 rounds of ammunition. frein also had maps, candles and survival gear. he is charge with killing one state trooper and seriously wounding a second outside blooming grove barracks in september. he surround toward u.s. marshals following a 48 day manhunt. police arrested two men after a gunfire exchange in collindale this morning.

tony gale and lemar james are facing miracle of charges stemming from that incident. police were serving a search warrant connect to the philadelphia shooting that took place on october 27th. during today's exchange an officer was hit in the hand after a bullet deflect off another police officer's helmet. >> we're lucky that only one received minor injuries and the other one had protective head gear so that when the bullet fired upon him, he was protected and the bulles could not penetrate the helmet. >> reporter: lemar james mother was also in the house and taken into custody but she has not been charged. crews are working to repair a water main break in grays ferry, philadelphia water department tells us that a 16-inch main broke at 26th and dick son. chopper there over that scene this afternoon. break left what you can see is a very long crack in the road there and part of the intersection and sidewalk continues to be covered in mud. there is no word on exactly

what cause that had main to break. well, clouds are rolling, in again, wet weather is on our doorstep. meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the cbs-3 sky deck, tracking the conditions there, kathy. >> you won't believe the range in temperature today, chris, believe it or not we made it in the 70's but now we're in the 60's because cold front is blowing in and rain is coming next. on storm scan three we are looking at clouds and here comes showers moving north and east there virginia to west virginia but cold front is moving through and chilly to the the north abe west and that cool air is invasion is already begun in philadelphia high temperature right before noon 72 degrees. that is 12 degrees above the the average high. look at where we are right now on the real cool side 61 in philadelphia. some 11 degrees cooler. fifty-one in will allentown and poconos. fifty-seven in reading and to the north and west and some 40's in western new york. that is what is, working its

way toward the delaware valley. this evening we will see temperatures fall and chance of the shower by 11:00 o'clock hour. we will time train for you on future weather because tomorrow morning it is going to be a wet start to the day for the morning commute. more on that time line coming up, later in the broadcast, kate and i will have your forecast for you. >> kathy, thanks. tom wolf holds his first news conference as pennsylvania's governor elect. the democrat defeated republican incumbent tom corbett by a comfortable margin in a history making election on tuesday. our natasha brown tells us that wolf is ready to get to work. >> reporter: rolling up in the same jeep that has come to signify tom wolf, the governor elect greeted supporters near his home up to of york pennsylvania. >> thinks a wonderful honor. i feel humled by it, but they will never let me for get where i came from. >> reporter: hand shakes and gratitude one day after companies go to a win over incumbent republican governor tom corbett. wolf, a democrat, unseeding an

incumbent pennsylvania pennsylvania governor, running for reelection, for the first time in modern day history. he credits areas like philadelphia where he dominated the support of the voters. >> we had a great turnout. philadelphia had a good turnout. allegheny county. number of count that is did very well. i'm grateful for everyone who voted for me. >> i think it is wonderful that he will be our governor. i think he will do a lot for us. >> he is from our area. he grew up in this town. i just think he will be good. i think he will be good. we need aid change. >> reporter: wolf promises change in the way of making education a priority, especially for budget strapped districts like philadelphia. >> education hugely important to voters in this election. it is really important to me. we have to make that a a priority. that is not a political slogan and i intend to make that a priority for me. >> reporter: governor elect wolf says he received congratulations phone calls from president obama as well

as politicians on both sides of the aisle. he says he is looking forward to rolling up his sleeves and taking on his new role as governor. in manchester, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new jersey governor chris christie who leads the republican governor's association was among the big winners last night. he campaigned for dozens of candidates, and with his help the g.o.p. snagged governorship in traditional blue states like maryland, massachusetts and illinois. on cbs this morning governor christie says hard work paid off and he is looking forward to progress in a republican controlled senate. >> we need to get things done, charlie and put things on the president's desk and make the president make some decisions. harry reid has protect the president for the last number of years. any real tough issues have never made it to the president's desk because they went to the senate to die. i think that won't happen now. >> a lot of people believe the success could pave the way for governor christie to make that run for president in 2016 but he was asked about that this

morning and said he continues to think bit, of course. well, still to come tonight a former nfl cheerleader has been arrested and accused of having a sexual relationship with the 15 year-old boy in delaware. >> ray rice begins to appeal his nfl ban, former ravens running back arrived in the new york courtroom today with wife janet by his side, we will have more coming up. who needs a room key anymore, a major hotel chain you unveils a way for guest toss get in the room using only their cell phone. this hippo was expecting but the zoo was not, the birth that caught everyone off guard you're watching "eyewitness

ray rice was in court this afternoon, he is fight to go reverse his indefinite suspension by the league. >> "eyewitness news" sports director beasley easies in the sat center with more on today's hearing, beasley. >> two day hearing underway in new york to determine what the nfl knew about the elevator incident in which, ray rice punched his fiance in atlantic city, violation of the league's personal conduct policy. ray and yan it, judge barbara jones will determine if the commissioner's upgrade of rice's initial two game suspension to indefinite suspension amounts to nfl double jeopardy, a violation of article 46 of the collective bargaining agreement. rice and nfl players association seeking reinstatement and back pay beyond the initial two game punishment. the commissioner contend that the release of the elevator video was new information, and the reason for the the addition willal punishment.

rice says that he and janet toll the commissioner, security chief jeffery miller, and ravens president, dick cast, what happened in the elevator and the video offers no new evidence. all of the above mentioned may be called to testify good all right beasley, thank you. a former baltimore ravens cheerleader is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15 year-old boy at a vacation home in sussex county, delaware. forty-seven year-old molly shattuck turned herself in and was charged with rape and unlawful sexual contact with the minor. investigators say on labor day weekend she and the teen vacationed and partied together in bethenny beach. she's accused of providing alcohol to teenagers. a new treatment can erase scars left from acne, we will have have that story straight ahead on "eyewitness news". holiday shopping season, is almost here, three on your side is here with easy ways to make sure you don't bus her budget. group of researchers in

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well, an 85-foot tall tree from pennsylvania, will take center stage at rocker feller center in insuring this holiday season. the norway spruce from manville, pennsylvania was cut down this morning and hoisted on to a trailer for that

155-mile journey to the big apple. the the couple who donated the tree said they loved the christmas season and they are thrilled to be able to donate their tree. blink and you just might miss it, dash cam video from a police sergeant's patrol car in benwood west virginia captured this mysterious green object flying across the sky monday night. do you see it right there. it turns out, this object was a meteoro id a small stone or piece of debris that travels through space. hundreds of people across the eastern u from pennsylvania to georgia reported seeing the fireball. if you don't know what that is, it is a bit mysterious looking. >> yes, we talked bit monday night on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 there were over 200 reports and our chopper pilot saw it monday evening. they said what is this bright flash. >> apparently not an alien spaceship, we're sure about that. >> what did they tell us. >> no, thankfully, right. >> we're looking at a chilly

night across the the delaware valley, cold front moving through, changes are happening as we speak. take a look outside one of our cooler spots, poconos, jack frost big boulder, sun getting lower in the sky, the sun has set but it was a a very pretty day, and the temperatures were milder then you thought. our live neighborhood network takes to us chester springs west vincent elementary school will where the temperature right now is 55 degrees, not much wind, but we have had some warm temperatures, this morning, late morning, before that front moved through in the 60's and 70's through most of the delaware valley. now take a look at these numbers, around 11:30 we made it to 72 degrees in philadelphia by 1:00 it was in the 60's. sixty-four by 3:00. 59:00 o'clock temperature some 11 degrees cooler, average high being 60 for this time of the year. you will see when that front moves through that will cool air moved in quickly. sixty-one in philadelphia allentown, poconos, 51.

reading 57 to the west. we are looking at mainly 50's, minneapolis, and great lakes starting to see 40's in vein, invade rather and we will be seeing them rather overnight as well. on storm scam three showers along the front, area of low pressure will track the front just like a train on the track bringing us the wet weather. we are going to be seeing periods of rain with this area of low pressurees explosion in the morning, little bit of the wind but more rain and wind expected friday. temperatures in the 50's. once the front moves through it gets breezy, temperatures still in the 50's below average for this time of the year, saturday the not much change but at least the sun comes back out and that will show some improvement. now as far as what to expect for your thursday, period of rain, half an inch to an inch still looks good as far as the amount, heavier rain will be falling for the morning commute, and some periods of rain expected still for the afternoon. overnight the rain moves in, i think by 11:00 p.m. our western suburbs will be seeing some showers and then overnight for rest of us, row of 49.

during the day on thursday, period of rain, cooler, wind becoming southerly, the high temperature is 59 degrees and on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, friday breezy and 54 but with that wind it will put an additional chill in the air. saturday high of 50. we have plenty of sunshine. that morning low is too cool for me, only 35 degrees. that is a look at the eyewitness weather forecast, we will be back with more

our dreams of striking it rich with the lottery will to have wait another day, only one winning ticket was sold, and it was in middletown, new york unfortunately matching all six numbers in last night's 326 million-dollar mega millions drawing. new there is one ticket though worth a million dollars from

new jersey, so that is not bad. so check out the tickets you do have. winning numbers nine, 15, 24, 39, 41, and the the mega ball was one. well, evening if you think it is too soon to start holiday shopping you might consider to sit down on plan out your budget and holiday spending. >> it will be here so soon. as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find it could save you money in the end. >> reporter: now that we flip calendar to november holiday expenses like shopping and travel are on the mind of many consumers. you may not be able to get out and shop yet but it is a good time to plan for end of the year expenses. starting with the realistic idea of what idea to spend on gifts and on holiday visits to family and friends. don't overlook the little things, that can include meals at the airport during trips, postage for christmas cards, holiday tipping and new clothes for holiday parties. if you have been saving points or miles from frequent

traveler programs or credit cards, consider how that hall could help trim holiday expenses. because for the the peak holiday travel season those miles may not translate into free tickets but see how you may cash them in for gift cards and other discounts. starting on a gift list early gives more time to comparison shop, a good thing since some retailers are rolling out their holiday sales earlier than black friday. i wouldn't count on last minute deal shopping, last minute could leave you under pressure as retailers are trying to clear shelves and that will have you spending more than you plan. plan now so i go know you will get a new you reindeer sweater. >> rodolph. >> shop now. >> jingle bells. >> just don't spend too much on me this year. >> i'll try to restrain myself. >> just take it easy. >> see how that works out. >> thanks, jim. sales of frozen dresses are heating up, you better get on this, disney reports more than 3 million dresses based on its mega hit move write

sold this year alone. elsa and anna dresses are peck to be hot for the holiday shopping season. other frozen products are also flying off the store shelves, so, keep that in mine. >> my daughter's halloween parade the other day, ella is a, elsa, every where. coming up, protecting the the children from on line predators. >> we will have that story in the next half an hour, plus... >> 6 feet tall and 80 feet across, these disputed dunes may see a lawsuit before they ever see a swimsuit. and this entrepreneur was victim of domestic violence she could have lost what she worked so hard for but she's back on track thanks to a non-profit and this story is this weeks addition of brotherly love. new at 6:00 tonight an iteam exclusive, a local family finds out that their photo was the face of dozens of advertisements around the world, in all cases, the picture was taken without their permission, what you

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philadelphia supermarket on november 2nd, the same day as the abduction of carlesha gaither. search warrant documents list more than 100 items recovered from the hanger where eric frein was captured. the suspect trooper killer reportedly had three guns, five ammunition magazines, hundreds of ammunition rounds, maps, candles and survival gear at his disposal. pennsylvania's governor elect tom wolf thanked his supporters near his hometown of york today, democrat defeated incumbent republican governor tom corbett on tuesday. kate? thanks, chris, good evening, everyone. we have a cold front moving through the area this evening and the temperatures really dropping off through the day. you can see the clouds all across the region. really wants to rain right new but air is just not moist enough to do so. however, that is going to change. rain will be creeping in overnight and into the day tomorrow. could impact both commutes. i will have timing and details coming up. now back over to jessica. >> kate, thanks. we're following breaking

news right now out of delaware county. haverford high school football coach joe gallagher was charge with dui, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident this weekend. gallagher was reportedly involved in a hit and run crash in prospect park on saturday. school officials have released a statement that reads in part joe gallagher has taken a leave of absence for personal reasons. he has been the the coach, the head football coach at haverford for 23 years. a fight is brewing in one shore town over sand dunes. as our carol erickson tells us residents in margate voted by just a small margin for a court battle with the state to try to stop that dune construction. >> reporter: big old loose i has her eye on competition an elephant in the corner in margate, a proposed dune project, and possible lawsuit against it on the town's mile long beach. new jersey demands that margate be part of the protective and massive coastal dune system one as tall as

6-foot mayor mike decker, but he opposes any dunes and slim majority of margate voters agreed on tuesday to fund a court battle. >> this mother nature wanted this island mother nature would take this island. >> reporter: with or without the the dunes. >> with or without the dunes. >> reporter: 6 feet tall, and 80 feet across, these disputed dunes may see a lawsuit, before they ever see a swimsuit. this fine with beach walker and resident kathleen brown who doesn't think tunes work in margate. >> i'm actually for the lawsuit and hopefully we would win. >> reporter: but dunes could still win and replace sea weed on the beach despite vote era travel and hundreds of thousands of dollars on the legal fight begins the state. >> they have big guns, we have little pistols, so, bring them on. >> reporter: no one is bringing anything just yet, lucy's beach will be left alone, for now, until margate's lawyers take on the state's bulldozers. in margate, carol erickson for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president obama talking about the midterm elections and how they will impact his final two years in office. of course, republicans took control of the senate last night and increased their majority in the house. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has more. >> reporter: for the the first time since president obama a took office he will face a congress with republicans in control of both houses. >> so to everyone who voted i want you to know i hear you. to the two thirds of voters who chose not to participate 2349 process yesterday, i hear to. >> reporter: g.o.p. picked up at least seven senate seats from democrats and added at least ten seats in the house of representatives. >> obviously republicans had a good night and they deserve credit for running good campaigns. >> reporter: the president phoned senator mitch mcconnell who is positioned to be the new senate majority leader. >> the american people have spoken. they have given us divided government.

the question for both the president and the speaker for myself and how members is what will you do you witt. >> reporter: president invited congressional leaders to the white house on friday to discuss some of the the challenges that lie ahead. both sides are facing questions about whether they can end the grid lock. >> as president i have a unique responsibility to try to make this town work. >> the democrat who counties the president of the united states. democrats in congress will support whatever he agrees to do. >> reporter: republicans can still add to their numbers, senate race necessary senate and alaska, run off in louisiana and number of house races, still up for grabs. at the white house craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". is there much more election coverage coming your way on cbs-3 tonight. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will take a look at all of the fall out from yesterday, that is tonight at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. south jersey school comes together to stump out bullying, "eyewitness news" at this middle school in sewell,

new jersey. big rally included the band, cheerleaders and students. students are encouraged to speak up on bullying instead of being bystanders. stump out bullying is a national bullying prevention organization. many children spend time on a computer for school and fun but dangers can lurk behind the click of the button. today more than 100 social workers and school aids gathered in south jersey to learn more about the growing threat of cyber bullies. david madden of our sister station kyw news radio has details. >> reporter: theme of this conference at rowan college in gloucester county is keeping kids, safe on line, giving option as veilable to kids these days. >> there is a lot of talk today about bullying, on line predators, a a lot of useful information about, children think that because it is a in must. >> reporter: home land security officials spoke of a culture existing in, chat rooms. and, new friend may not be a friend but a predator.

>> message they gave is knowledge, to keep current, to teach yourself about what kids are doing, where they are going on line, what kind of web sites app they are using. >> reporter: social workers and school aids throughout the county got the message. >> just telling kids that nothing is ever private, nothing is's none must and nothing ever as way. once it is sent in the internet or to a cell phone it is always there. >> reporter: participants will take lessons learned back to teach parents and kids alike that in this ever changing world, there is a danger to life on the web. in sewell new jersey, david madden for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good afternoon, 5:36. we will start off right now on 95 where an accident is taking out the right-hand shoulder. this is just around 413, on the southbound lanes on i-95. headed towards the city where you can see most of the slow going and everybody is really kind of squeezing bias that accident really takes out

the right-hand shoulder and part of that right-hand lane, been out there quite sometime. mostly has been cleaned up. is there residual delay due to that and a combination of typical volume, for an afternoon commute. also, on the schuylkill expressway at conshohocken, everything is moving along pretty much typically. we would normally see at this time headed east bound towards the city, slow go there and brake lights westbound towards king of prussia area as well. an accident on the roosevelt boulevard southbound at rhawn street taking out the lane, on the inner drive and also in south philadelphia 29th street closed due to a water main break at tasker street. your alternate to get around that just take 27th street, chris and yes, sir contact back to you. volunteers jump into action to help stranded whales in new seal land. >> they guided 21 pilot whales back into opened water in the eastern bay of plenty, officials there say that mass stranding began on monday after a sick whale beached itself. about 35 other whales did not survive this. so far, the rescued whales have managed to stay out in the water.

here is something you likely never have seen before, chris may really likes this, the robot penguins. >> penguin robot. >> a creation of researchers in antarctica trying to get close without starring them off. robot penguin babies are a remote control car, dressed up like a baby. it is to convincing though that the penguins are essentially talking to it as fit is one of their chicks. >> cool good perfect christmas present. >> merry christmas. >> yes. >> still to come on "eyewitness news", open your hotel room with your smart phone. >> plus, acne it is not only embarrassing but can leave behind life licensing scars, but is there a new laser treatment that may help, we will tell you bit in the healthwatch. plus eat ice cream and help america's troops at the same time what flavors make up this special camouflage addition, kate. chris and jessica temperatures have been plumetting all day to day and new we are tracking rain overnight but could impact

both your morning and evening commutes tomorrow, we will have all of the timing and details plus seven day forecast coming up when we

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three on your side with news about general motors latest push to get drivers, to fix faulty ignition switches. gm is now offering a $25 gift card to drivers who fix the ignition switches by december 1st. gm recalled millions of cars about nine months ago but only about half of the vehicles involved had been repaired. faulty ignitions had been tied to at least 29 deaths. most people know it is wrong but they do it anyway, at&t has release aid new poll that shows 75 percent move receipt who own cell phones and text regularly. they say that the danger and state laws against texting simply don't affect their habit. more than one quarter claim that they are capable of multi tasking while behind the wheel. trending now, a surprise addition to the los angeles zoo, and it is a big surprise. this baby hippo arrived last week, but zoo officials, didn't even, know the mom was pregnant. they say mother hippo was on

birth control. staffers aren't sure if that baby is a boy or a girl. this is first hippo calf born in the l.a. zoo in 26 years. and this proves everything is big inner texas. dallas golf other swings the longest usable club. this is 20 feet 6 inches. >> wow. >> and it looks like you can getting to out of it but i don't think you can control that. he only was able to drive the ball 63 yards. i don't know about that. >> baskins robbins has a sweet way to honor military members this is first class camouflage ice cream. a combination of chocolate, salt carmel and cake beater. on veterans day baskins robbins will donate 10 cents to the united service organizations. that looks pretty good. >> try that out, in taught. >> pretty

"eyewitness news" at franklin square where more than 20 peco employees joined volunteers from local 98 to install thousands of lights and decorations to the park's electrical spectacle. show kicks off november 13th and will run through december 31st. it was quite the spec particular california last year and better this year.

let's check across the eyewitness weather watcher network ande mainly temperatures in the 50's right now across the region. we will zoom in on robin in mount laurel, new jersey. still reporting 60 degrees there. she has a comment for us, nice warm day for november. that it was, we hit 72 degrees for a high today. didn't feel like it with the clouds that came in but still very warm for time of the year. we have gary, in southampton, pennsylvania, 61 degrees and mostly cloudy conditions. heading back into new jersey, mark in chats worth new jersey, right now, report ago lot of cloud cover and 56 degrees. we will check in across pennsylvania, one more time paul callahan is in glenn more, 55 degrees and you can see clouds have moved in for just with everybody, his high today is 61 degrees. you can see it depended on where we were, we have breaks in the cloud cover over the city and south injuries that i helped temperatures surge but north and west only in the lower 60's. if you are interested in being on this screen, being a weather watcher we'd love to have you. sign up now you by going to

cbs philly.com/watchers and send your reports in as well. tomorrow we will check in on rainfall amounts with our weather watchers because here comes some rain. lets take a look is what going on outside right now. you can see some showers starting to move in. hearing's few reports of drizzle here and there but that is bit. dew points have been so low that it is taking its time. at in months fear has to moisten up a bit. not a whole lot reaching the ground but take a look at this front. it extend all the waste back into portions of texas and you can see that clearly tea find line of clouds that looks like it is sunny and beautiful. actually dark but dry up in erie, pennsylvania. clear skies there but you can see all of the clouds along this front and all of this rain lift ago long that stalled boundary. we are looking at this system. thinks a 1/2 punch throughout the day tomorrow. one wave of rain in the morning another round of more scattered precipitation in the afternoon and evening. sixty-one still at the airport though. fifty-nine in wilmington. fifty-seven in reading. if you want to enjoy 60's get outside right now. that may be the last time we will see 60's at least until next tuesday. you can see how cool it is off to the south and even beyond

that front temperatures in the mid 50's in cities like dallas and little rock. colder then here in philadelphia right now. so rain starts to move in throughout the overnight hours tonight and we will see it into tomorrow morning. here's 8:00 a.m. that is a wet, messy morning commute, little break in the action midday but you by 5:00 o'clock another round of scattered precipitation moves through. so that means both ends of your commute coming and going, going and coming, either way will be wet and disrupted tomorrow. showers continue in the overnight hours tomorrow night and then we will clear things out as we get into friday but timing, steady precipitation will be early thursday morning, periods of rain and watch for those scattered showers, thursday afternoon. still some pockets of steady i had rain possible even thursday night. overnight rain again moving in, cloudy skies, 49 degrees, overnight low which is not too bad for this time the of the year. for your thursday, will cooler with periods of rain, cloudy day, and eyewitness weather seven day forecast, notice no 60's here. even as we head through the weekend we will get sun back. cold start to the weekend saturday at 50. sunday brisk with a chance of

the shower and then better monday and tuesday, gets milder but clouds may fall out late next week beyond the seven day we have a blast of cold air to talk b we will have more on that as we head towards the weekend. now back to chris and jessica. >> okay, kate, thanks. we know acne leads to 20 million americans with life long scars but a new laser treatment that is used for tattoo removal may provide some help. greer kerlander took part in the experiment called peco sure. it is approved by f.d.a. to treat acne scars. it takes 15 to 20 minutes with you studies show most patient does see results after about three sessions, and they can feel a red, tender for about a day. >> it offers great results with really less prep time and downtime. >> i have been able to wear less make up. my friend and family notice it and i notice it. >> doctors do say patients may need to return once a year for touch ups, laser treatments run from 300 to about a you

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launching an app to allow you to enter your room with your phone. >> cbs news correspondent chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: faruq ahmed spends four night a week on the road so when he gets to the hotel he just wants to get to his room. >> one less line to stand in, one less thing to do. it is fantastic. >> reporter: at ten star wood hotels worldwide including w in downtown new york city guests can walk right by the the check in counter and head straight to their room unlocking it with a smart phone. >> it rest are nates with the members. >> and, register for this key less and that is a handfull in a day. >> reporter: by middle of next year new technology will be in 150 hotels worldwide and will require changing 30,000 door locks. both app and the lock are encrypted a against tagging. >> it took 18 months to design and test the virtual key but star woodies not alone. other hotel chains are opening the door to mobile technology. marriott's app allows to you

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information about the investigation that crosses state line. also there is disturbing allegations out of camden county tonight what authorities say happened inside their home in cherry hill. cat any. temperatures have plunged over 10 degrees in a matter of a few hours, the cold your is here, rain is coming, we will track it and show what to expect for your morning commute. a local family says their photo was stole up, now there is a face of dozens of advertisements, firm of far as way as egypt, i'm charlotte huffman with the exclusive coming up. we will begin at 6:00 o'clock with break news in the search for carlesha. it is in the third day new and we are seeing new surveillance video of the man police are calling a person of interest. this new video comes from a philadelphia supermarket. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. late this afternoon the fbi released this billboard asking for information in the abduction of carlesha freeland

gaither. the reward now stand at $47,000. our team three coverage begins with "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter live at northwest detectives, with new details, walt. >> reporter: well, jessica an acme receipt from the supermarket and empty potato chip bag, sound like trash but when woman found them on her lawn in maryland she turn them over to the fbi and they turnout to be major clues, the fbi tracking the april down and when they look at that video, sources say there was the man, busy shopping his stopping bag with bags of potato chips. fbi agents and police want to know if the person of interest, seen shopping in this supermarket, on the 8200 block of roosevelt boulevard, is the same man, seen in this video. dragging kidnapping victim 22-year old carlesha gaither off the street in