rain tapers though, better arctic air will be moving this arctic a veryll be moving this chilly very soon. winter gear will be in order for tomorrow. that is for sure. good afternoon everyone i'm yes, sir contact dean. i'm chris may. meteorologist kathy orr is braving conditions on the cbs-3 sky deck right now, hi there kathy. >> it will feel like we skipped november and december and jumped right into january, chris and jessica. we are talking about the coldest air of the season, and it will feel more like a january day. a really cold, january day. first lets talk about the rain, we will still be seeing pockets of heavier rain through south jersey. on storm scan 3a few pockets near atlantic city but heavier rain moved out of philadelphia. we're just seeing a few sprinkles. through atlantic county and southern parts of the burlington county you will see the yellow there. otherwise we will see rain coming to an end within the next, couple of hours. okay. now lets talk about the amounts. over an inch of rain in many locations, kenneth square,

dover, wayne pennsylvania, clayton, delaware, and woodbine, new jersey nearly an inch of rain there. flood advisories will continue for urban area and small streams until 6:15 because of the heavy rain that has fallen and those leaves blocking some of the those storm trains. next problem is the cold, right now 48 in philadelphia and falling pass. look at where that arctic front is you can see the blue, invading south jersey now, 44 in reading but look to the north and west, state college, 37. freezing in pittsburgh. cleveland, snow and 21 degrees. this is what will happen this evening. the rain will end by 7c areas of ponding on area road, the temperatures will fall, toward freezing, it will be windy, sustain winds 15 to 20 miles an hour with some slick spots. coming up we will talk about the sun returning but record cold is moving our way and it will be slow to warm backup. full detail of this arctic blast, moving in, coming up with that forecast later in the forecast. >> all right, burr, thanks,

kathy so much. as temperatures drop we have a great resource on cbs philly.com. it is our cold winter serve eiffel guide. you'll find helpful advice and links to help deal with the cold. with pope francis making his first visit to the u.s. right here in philadelphia, the the eyes of the world will be soon be on the city of brotherly love. pope francis will head line the world meeting of families, a five day conference of celebration, and the family that begins september between the second, 2015. here are the key dates for the pope, saturday the 26th, and sunday, the the 27th. we have team three coverage for you tonight, we will begin with our pat ciarrocchi, who tells us of sunday papal mass is expect to draw millions. unaudible. >> pope francis, philadelphia, it is a go for september 2015. 9:00 a.m. vatican time 3:00 a.m. here, and phones started to ring are. >> the pope is coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: great hall of the philadelphia museum have of

art was backdrop for the history making announcement. francis becomes the fourth pope to visit the u.s. the second to come to philadelphia john paul the second electrified the benjamin franklin parkway in 1979, with a papal mass that drew 1 million. september have of 2015, could draw nearly 2 million for a papal mass wrapping up the five day world meeting of families. >> this will be the largest event in the city a's modern history. philadelphia, the big city, for big events, and we could not be more excited. >> reporter: with the number of the visitors expected to grow across those five dates, security will be intense, and expensive. having a world leader here brings extra pressure. >> the fund raising goalies set at 45 million-dollar. >> business community, civic community has been very responsive and we're slightly more than halfway to our goal. >> reporter: for archbishop charles chaput who made the formal invitation back in march and was in the vatican

audience when pope francis confirmed his visit, this is mission accomplished. in a statement chaput says it is the answer to the countless prayers of so many people who have canned god to guide pope frances to philadelphia we will welcome him, joyfully with opened arms and prayerful arts to execute a papal event unlike any other in the country is requiring 10,000 volunteers, credentialing for some 5,000 members of the media, covering the visit, and even in an appeal for local host families who could open up their homes for visitors from around the world. as well as sisters said to me today, this is a a great blessing, for philadelphia. jessica. >> pat, thanks. it will be quite the event. thanks very much. students were also caught up in the excitement of the pope's visit. kids from many philadelphia archdiocese schools took part in the campaign to bring the holy father here, and today's big announcement was a pay off for their hard work.

200 students from schools in the philadelphia archdiocese, jammed into the art museum for the announcement of the pope's visit. it is a visit that they helped make happen. >> i cannot even explain into words how much it means but the pope is actually coming here and that we act you will i helped persuade him by writing letters to him and helped him come here. >> reporter: 10,000 letters from catholic school students in our area were sent to the pope francis in rome with plea toss visit philadelphia we have put a lot of work into them. so it is grateful he got a chance to read some of them and that he chose to come. >> it is sort of like a validation of their efforts, all of the hard work they put into it and now they get reward. >> reporter: this will be pope francis first visit to the united states and widespread appeal of this particular pope is generate ago lot of excitement. >> to pope crosses generations and appeals to so many people beyond the catholic faith and he has got a great message. >> he has a new point of view

and new perspective so i think it is important that he hose that the with the entire world. >> how often do you get to meet a pope. he is over in rome, we're in philly. for him to come here and we can ride septa down to see him is a once in a life time experience. >> reporter: he is right about that. >> the students are also excited for another reason, all philadelphia catholic schools will be closed, for three days next september, so the whole school community can participate in the world meeting. no question, so many local catholics are rejoycing at this news tonight, a visit from pope francis is the answer to months of prayer. >> discovered the joy of the gospel by mere fact that he is coming here, the word of god will be really the press even and there will be a great joy. >> in our next half an hour, cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 will tell us how news of the wrist it is bringing hope to struggling parishes. once again the pope is expect to arrive in

philadelphia, friday, september 25th, and then the next day september 26th the pope will participate in a festival of families with prayer and music. then on sunday september 27th the papal mass. both events are expect to be on the ben franklin parkway and the public is welcome. well, "eyewitness news" was first to report the papal visit to philadelphia we invite to you stay with us here on tv and also on line, cbs philly.com. also, you can tell us what you think of the pope's visit on facebook and twitter. just use the hash tag cbs-3/pope. new 59c traffic problems this afternoon for commuters, take a look at scene on i-95 southbound just before the penns landing exit. that white tractor trailer cab hit center median around two and tonight no word on the condition of the driver or what caused the accident. coming up 59:30 vittoria woodill will join us with a look at your evening's commute. breaking news out of

camden county, new jersey. a social work there are has been rush to the hospital after being stabbed. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live for news camden with more now, steve. >> reporter: chris, witnesses tell us the attacker was on top of that social worker and would not stop stabbing until a co-worker managed to pull her off, we just spoke to the chief moments ago and said the suspect has a history of mental illness an violence. >> pulled out a 9-inch stake knife and began to immediately start stabbing a caseworker. >> reporter: it is a building that houses an agency that has the word protection in the title. >> thinks the last place would i think something like this would happen. this is a safe place. thinks the state building. >> reporter: camden county police responding shortly after 1:00 tuesday afternoon to the child protection and permanency agent i in the 100 block of haddon. >> the attack was sudden and swept. >> reporter: camden county police chief scott thompson say a female casework are in her 30's was stab all over her body by a client in her 30's. the victim transported to

cooper university hospital in severe, critical condition. the suspect, in custody, with a known violent history. >> us peck in this case has a history of mental illness but at this point in time the actual motive as to what was the trigger to this event is unknown. >> reporter: at agency handles cases of abuse and neglect and places children in foster care. lemar troop says he is outraged by what he believes was a lapse in security a lot of kids in here and visit go on in here and all of that and that happened in there. it is unsafe. >> reporter: if there is any good news in this it is that the hospital, is only about a hundred yard away, here from the scene. police say that suspect is in custody currently being questioned and will face charges as it stand now, for attempted murder. reporting live from camden, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". steve, thank you. also breaking news right now a fire forced residents to evacuate one of the three society hill towers condo

buildings. smoke was reported on the eighth floor just before 3:00 o'clock. fire fighters were able to quickly get that situation under control and in one was injured but the causes under investigation. we will have have more coming up tonight 59:30. one man is dead and four philadelphia police officers are sent to the hospital, all of them victims of the fire that broke out in what police believe may have been a illegal boarding house. this happened on the 800 block of chelten avenue in germantown. fire fighters a had that fire under control within 15 minutes, and that is when they found the mail victim on the second floor. the four police officers were first on the scene and risked their own lives to get everybody else out. >> we also transported four police officers to the hospital for minor injuries. they were trying to extinguish this fire prior to the fire department arrival but they are in stable condition. >> the red cross tells us that they are a is continuing three other residents because of damage to that building and

cause remains under investigation. as we have told you today we know the the pope is coming to philadelphia in 2015 but don't forget city may play host to the democratic national convention in 2016. today city and state officials met with dozens of business leaders trying to raise money for the bidding process. because of the city a's political and historical significance, many believe it holds an edge over the competition. >> we have a plan, we believe we have a path to victory but we have to stick to the plan. >> this is birthplace of our nation. this would be a appropriate place for 2016 convention, eyes of the you had will be on pennsylvania and philadelphia. >> well, final decision is expect from the democratic party in the next few months. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a 5:00 a second ebola patient dies in the united states. we will tell you why doctors say he could not be saved. also a legendary comedian faces serious allegations we will have the latest on the

crisis surrounding philadelphia native bill cosby. plus bono's bloody sunday what happened to the u2 front man that now requires surgery. we will be right back.

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doctors say it was too late for an ebola patient flown from sierra leone to u.s. for treatment. doctor martin salea died at a nebraska hospital 36 hours after arriving in extremely critical condition. since saturday his medical team, administered a promising ebola drug and blood

transfusion but disease was too far advanced. salea a legal resident of maryland was working as a surgeon in west africa. his family says they are grateful for the care that he received. philly born comedian bill cosby hit the stage despite new focus on allegations he sexually abused women decade ago. >> don champion tells us how handling the controversy. >> and comedian bill cosby, got plenty of laughs during a show in erie, pennsylvania on sunday night. the 77 year-old took the stage amid growing pressure to answer allegations of rape, claims he was asked about during an interview this weekend with national public radio. >> i'm in the news business, i have to ask the question, do you have any response to those charges? shaking your head no. >> allegations date back to the 2005 civil lawsuit that claimed cosby drugged and raped a woman in his home. he settled the case after more than a dozen other women with

similar stories were prepared to testify. >> i was completely sick. >> reporter: actress barbara bowman was one of them, she said cosby assaulted her in 1985 when she was just a teenager. >> i was served a glass of wine and next thing i knew i was hovering over the toilet bowl, on my knees in a white t-shirt that was not mine a man's white t-shirt that i did not arrive in. >> reporter: in a statement sunday cosby a's attorney discredited allegations saying quote the fact that they are being repeated does not make them true. fans are cautious about passing judgment. >> innocence until proven guilty as far as i understand in this country. hopefully it doesn't come to fruition. he is a pretty large icon. >> reporter: cosby has never been charged with sexual assault. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the allegations against cosby renewed attention after comedian hanibul burris called him a rapist during a stan up comedy routine last in.

coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> was there enough evidence to prove him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt? if the answer to that question is, no only regret i have is the answer wasn't yes. >> bruce castor was the montgomery county district attorney when these allegations a against bill cosby first surfaced, you'll hear more of our conversation with him, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. still ahead on "eyewitness news" 59:00 is kissing good for your health. scientists know just how many millions of germs are spread through 1,102nd kiss. >> beasley. well, only silver lining from the green bay beat down is the eagles are still in first place. birds had no answers for packers offense, chip kelly will tell us what went wrong in lambeau later in

well, if people weren't talking about the papal visit to day they were talking about the weather. >> that is right one or the other. >> how wet and how cold it is going to be. >> this is a 1/2 punch, two parts of the storm. we have an arctic front bringing in the heavy rain and that is moving and now we have another arctic blast and this one more powerful, for the philadelphia area, then the last one. we're talking about temperatures that would be as cold as an intense january day, a colder than average january day, and early in november, take a look outside, i'll show what you i mean.

right now we're seeing some foggy conditions, some drizzle out there in center city philadelphia but temperatures falling really fast into the 40's but wait until you see is what out west, what is coming our way. our live neighborhood network takes to us the palmyra cove nature park in palmyra, new jersey where temperature is 46 degrees. wind are west southwest between three and 4 miles an hour. you can see rain on our camera there at the cove over the course of the daze and the evening, pick up about an inch of rain there. live neighborhood network shows that we are seeing high rain amounts through south jersey at this point. on storm scan three all this moving toward north east we have dried it out in lehigh valley and suburbs. only place we are still seeing pockets of heavy rain in southern burlington county and ocean county and that will be moving off shore within the next hour or hour and a half. here's our watch or rainfall. jeff in lansdale says over a inch of rain. gary says over an inch. tuckerton still raining as well as in sea isle and rain

amounts a little over three-quarters of an inch there cold air is invading from the west northwest, 30's in the poconos, 40's every where else, that arctic air just about to make tonight to south jersey still holding on to the 60's down the shore but look at what is coming. we will not get down in the teens but this cold era is moving our way. we're talking about a bitter temperature this afternoon at 14. chicago 15, cleveland 21, buffalo, new york 33, expecting to get about a foot to a foot and a half of snow, lake effect snow, within the the next 24 hours. so really will intense, winter conditions, in november. it is very early for that as you know. here is our arctic front moving through the rain, behind it, intensively cold air, and all of that blue guess how cold it will be. core of the cold air over us early wednesday morning and then it is going to be moderating off toward the north and east and then by

thursday we will slowly get temperatures trying to climb back. for tomorrow temperatures, 20 to 25 degrees below normal and then very cold early on wednesday morning. so, tomorrow's high, 32 degrees. colder then an average january day which is a amazing. so, overnight, clearing, colder, windy, the low of 29. wind out of the west 15 to 20 miles an hour. talking about wind chills in the teen. that will continue until tuesday as wind gust to 35 miles an hour. on the exclusive three day forecast look at this, wednesday morning, 20 degrees. that will challenge the record. by 33, we will pup it up to 44. sign after bet are things toward

well, they should burn the tape but the bird will take a look at the packers game tomorrow. it will not be pretty. green bay took control from the opening kick off until the final gun, the defense had no answers for aaron rodgers. and, they seemed hesitant to tackle laci. >> anybody agree with me? 341 yards passing and three touchdowns, packers won 53-20. >> you know, we made too many mistakes against a really good foot wall team. they played very well offensively. rodgers was on fire. he did a really good job. but we didn't play very well ourselves. >> there has got to be credit to him. he made throws, he have isers made some plays without a doubt but you can move through those things. we made too many mistakes and didn't play well enough to stay in that game. >> so what is the the mood on twitter, after last night's loss? let's check in and see what

people are saying. tough loss yesterday but we move on, we bounce back, nothing but love for this team. we have real philosophers out here today. i will always be, philadelphia eagles fan no matter what. so really, commitment, dedication to the team. is anybody mad? one bad night does not define you, serves as fuel to make you stronger. i love it when fans stand with their team like that. finally in the nfl you are never as good as you think you are or never as bad as you think you are. now back to chris and jessica. >> beasley, thanks. coming up next, why your thanksgiving turkey could cost you more this year. also ahead school board in members canned to resign after an employee is accused of spying, pretty unusual request and it comes from a grand jury. we are live. we will continue to follow big announcement, pope francis is coming to philadelphia, local parishes have been anxiously await to go hear this news and we will have reaction coming up.

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aim chris may with some of the day's top stories, pope francis confirms he is coming to philadelphia a nor the world meeting of families next september. it will be his first papal visit to the united states. we will have have more on the story in just a moment.

we're following some breaking news in camden county new jersey where a social worker has been stabbed. it happened at the child protection and permanency agency, which handles cases of abuse and neglect. and a deadly fire at what investigators believe to be an illegal boarding house. four philadelphia police officers hospitalized after risking their own lives, to save those inside. kate? thanks, chris. good evening. it has been a very soggy monday, rain is starting to move out but you can see on storm scan three we have heavier showers. it especially in south jersey down around egg harbor area right along the atlantic city expressway at the moment and before we say rain, rain go away think about what comes in behind this. the the coldest air of the season, it will feel like the teens all day tomorrow, we will have more on those numbers and when it may warm backup, coming up in just a bit. more on our breaking news a fire forced residents to evacuate one of the three society hill towers condo building. >> lets get to "eyewitness

news" reporter todd quinones who is live there on the scene now, todd? >> reporter: chris, eyewitnesses here tell thaws smoke filled some of the hallways here and as fire fighters, helped car soy senior citizens to safety. smoke poured out of the eighth floor of the west building of the so site hill towers, we spoke to a man who lives on the 11th floor and he described what he saw, including some courageous actions by fire fighters. >> got some clothes and walked down the stairwell. go the in the stairwell it was really smokey and then firemen were carrying out senior sit accepts on that he back. >> although several senior citizens needed help getting out of the build nothing one was injury. flames were first reported here at 2:30. because fire was contained to one apartment on the eighth floor not everyone in the 250 unit, 31 floor building was told to get out. >> the whole entire building is not evacuated, there are floors above the fire that were shelter in place there was no smoke conditions and no danger to their lives.

we had the building manager recommend those people remain in their units. >> reporter: fire was brought under control by 3:00 after causing extensive damage to the apartment, where the fire started. a total of 16 people have been displaced, as for a cause, right now that is still remaining under investigation. reporting live tonight from second and spruce streets in society hill, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thank you. more now on the pope francis visit to philadelphia, for the world meeting of families next september. the first lady announced as pope francis spoke to her husband governor corbett when the philadelphia delegation visited the vatican to make their pitch back in march. >> the holy father answered our invitation by whispering three words in tom's ear: i will come. now, when the audience ended tom was so excited to share the words with the delegation.

we all believe, mission accomplished. so you can imagine our display when we learned that until the vatican made the official announcement, the pope's visit was not confirmed. >> mrs. corbett says she's happy his words are being put into action now. it is an exciting time for local parishes, news that pope francis will visit philadelphia has energized the faith fuel and cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 tells just the papal visit is so meaningful to so many. >> reporter: catholic church has long been called the church of immigrant. >> immigrants bring the faith with them and they are the ones who populate the churches. >> reporter: when sister gutter of our lady of hope parish heard the pope was coming. >> it was very, very happy. >> reporter: it is especially meaningful for the struggling multi cultural parish which serves a low income, latin o african-american and filipino population. pastor ismaila is hoping it

will give this church a new life. >> with the presence of the pope, everything will be possible. >> reporter: pope francis has been called the world's first latino pope, and it is expect that his presence in philadelphia will boost the city's growing population of hispanic catholics. >> we are now considered us a church of many cultures, a church of many faces. >> reporter: maybe, just maybeling they will help the church return. cherry greg for "eyewitness news". pope's visit has local priests excited about what could be a once in a life time experience. >> it sure does. i had a chance to sit down with father kevin gallagher, pastor of saint dennis parish in havertown and he said this is a big deal for the archdiocese. what was your reaction today when you heard the news was official. >> welshing finally, finally we have heard, it has been speculatedd for so long and so many different times. we have heard he is coming. but today to nose that it is official that pope francis will come to the united states, and to come to

philadelphia is so very exciting. >> here in philadelphia our church has struggled. our church has been through a lot in the last 15 years that he is there and he is with us. >> we will have much more of my conversation with father gallagher coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. cbs-3 was first to report the papal visit to philadelphia had been confirmed. be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage on tv and also at cbs philly.com and tell us what you think of the pope's visit on facebook and twitter, use the hash tag cbs-3/pope. new at 5:30 school board members are asked to resign after school employee is charged with spying. it is an unusual recommendation and it comes from the grand jury in the eastern area cool district. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in easton with more now, syma. >> reporter: chris in, this 64 page report a grand jury

recommend three school board members to step down based on how they handled a wiretapping scandal. this report says that they did nothing illegal but they are recommending the resignation because they think that improve on an already tense situation between school board members ape school administrators. disconnect, lack of trust. >> reporter: that is how the d.a. describe the relationship with the easton area school district administrators and the school board. >> clean house and bring in new people and perhaps we store a working relation. >> reporter: d.a. spoke about the grand jury findings about how school board members handled a scandal in january of 2013. is what when tom drago the tech director was accused of snooping through administrator's computers and recording a meeting with employees without their knowledge, drago immediately resigned and eventually faced felony wiretapping charges but avoided jail time by entering into a first time owe fenders

program. >> the grand jury believes that mr. drago established such a relationship with school board members that some were willing to overlook his transgressions. >> reporter: since his scandal some school board members resign. the grand jury report, the school board did nothing criminal, but administrators expressed distrust with the school board members. three members have been on the board since the scandal, and they have also been accused of supporting drago. >> the failure to report the matter to law enforcement height even in the grand jury's view the mistrust between school district, administrators and school board. >> reporter: grand jury recommended three school board members to resign, to lessen the strain between administrators and the the school board. >> better have a school board to have nobody on there that is hold over from the drago matter. >> reporter: some parents are worried that the strain between school officials could trickle down to students. >> if there is tension in the schools, naturally, the kids will feel it. >> reporter: we spoke with the school board president, who is also one of the members who is recommended to step down, and he says right now the school

board is reviewing the grand jury report. they will hold a press conference this evening at we're live from easton, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thanks very much. a egg harbor city man charged with the murder of his girlfriend, and her son, makes his first court appearance today. this is joseph pal more the third. he showed no emotion in court as the charges were read against him. he is charged with murder accused of stabbing his girlfriend michelle perhaps and her seven year-old son gavin. police say the the man then set the home they all shared on fire and tried to cover his tracks. another brutal beheading at the hands office is militants and tonight we are hearing from the parents of the victims. video, surfaced confirming murder of the american aid worker peter kassig. he had been captured a year ago in syria where he work for charity groups to help the the innocent. >> rather than letting the the darkness overwhelmed him he has chosen to believe in the good, in himself and in

others. peter's life is evidence that he has been right all along. >> during his time in captivity kassig coverted to islam and change his name to abdul rahman, which means servant of the merciful. reverend charles engelhardt died over the weekend, who was in the process of appealing his sex abuse conviction. the 67 year-old died sunday at a hospital in pennsylvania. he was sentenced to six to 12 years in prison last year for abusing a student from saint jerome in northeast philadelphia. in the late 1990's. good evening, everyone. it is a very, very busy day. weather is not helping anyone if you think maybe i won't take i-95 and take schuylkill or roosevelt boulevard, anywhere you try to get around the delays, you'll find another delay on another alternate. i-95 is a sea of traffic. it doesn't matter heading southbound or northbound. you are jam. northbound i-95 specifically approaching allegheny we are dealing with a disable vehicle

that is blocking the left lane. delaying things between the vine street expressway back towards penns landing. we are sort of in the same delay situation as we were when we had in a jackknife tractor trail they are afternoon. as we take a lot at schuylkill expressway eastbound as well as westbound 76, you'll be slow, not only around center city but throughout your western suburbs. same story traveling on the blue route, 202, 422, around that king of prussia area big time, delays. speaking of delays, well, a suspension is what we have for paoli thorndale regional rail line. it is suspended because is there a down tree causing a power problem at the devon station. there are two hour delays at the philadelphia international airport and remind yourself of that and as we take a look at that, 18 on 476, give yourself some more time. give yourself some more time. >> looks rough out there, vittoria, thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" what you can expect to pay for that thanksgiving turkey this year. >> a kiss isn't just a kiss but apparently a whole lot

more. our health reporter stephanie stahl will look at a new study to determine just how many germs are in 1,102nd kiss, kate. good news is the rain is moving, out, the bad news is what comes in behind the rain blast of arctic air temperatures tomorrow may not get above the freezing mark, we will have details with the seven day forecast coming up when we co

breaking news now, two corrections officer and a police sergeant have been stabbed at a prison. this is happening at the philadelphia's industrial corrections center on state road in holmesberg. all victims have been taken to aria torresdale. this is the same prison where four inmates were stabbed last week. we will continue to follow this and have more. well, don't let it ruin your appetite but this year turkey prices are at an all time high just ahead of thanksgiving. >> experts say farm production is at its lowest level in three decades, and that is shooting prices up an extra 14 cents per pound on average. >> wow. >> not all grocery stores are passing the increase to the customers so may want to check before you go shopping. now to what could be the next big thing for businesses.

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thanksgiving is coming up next week and we want to know what you are thankful for. ed delyle says i'm incredibly grateful for my kids. our kate bilo says thing i'm most thankful for, getting to be their momma. if you'd like to share what you are thankful for, send us your photos. we have facebook and twitter. use hash tag at cbs-3 and you might just see your photos right here on television. not quite as thankful with the mess for legos but i'm thankful for being their mom a lets look at our live weather watcher network. lets look at rain first and foremost. lets look at these reports from our eyewitness weather watchers christine in lansdale. 1.5 inches on have rain reported at her house. riverside, new jersey, ron russell reports over one and a third. barbara lane in willow grove says 1.37 inches and mays landing alex brownssky reports 1.35 inches of rain. most spots in the 40's a

across the eyewitness weather watcher network. lets check in at 47 degrees in the north and western suburbs. david mitchell down to 46 in norristown recording cloud cover there. he it is cloudy and wet, be careful on the roads and streets. definitely sound advice from david. one more in the state of delaware, lisa kerrigan who is reporting 49 and clouds. feels like 46 after this rainy damp day. if you are interested in being a weather watcher, sign up now, go to cbs philly.com/watchers. really helps us keep an eye on the ground especially on a day like today when we can get accurate readings of those rainfall amounts all across the delaware, lehigh valleys and shore points as well. lets take a peak at storm scan three and see is what happening outside. notice back edge of this rain has really eroded rapidly. we are not seeing much more in the city and then here and just like this a hole developed and it is gone. down through shore points we are seeing one area oven hansed rainfall here in south jersey as we sweep the area most of the region is drying out. that is good news.

you can see that yellow shading there south of waymouth and down toward ocean city. but rest of the region looking okay behind the rain, problem is, you'll feel those temperatures start to plumet later on tonight. in fact they have started to drop in the north and western suburbs. forty-three in lancaster. forty-three in allentown. thirty's in the poconos. forty-nine at the airport. still 60's in atlantic city and wildwood. you can see where cold has in the quite permeated and here's the bulk of the cold air over northern plains and midwest. fifteen in chicago. four in minneapolis. seventeen in des moines. these temperatures much more reminiscent than january then mid-november and tomorrow when cold settles in for us highs will not get past lower 30's. wind which wind chills in the teens. that is all day long. a as we head into wednesday in better than 30's. by thursday we will get to the mid 40's, it will feel like the summer day even though temperatures are still more than 10 degrees below average. i want to show you tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. heading out to work or getting kids ready

for school it will feel like single digits in the north and western suburbs. it will feel like 14 tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. take this seriously even in the afternoon. wind chills in the teens. this is dangerous cold. don't want to be outside in this for too long. so bun will those kids up sending them out to the bus stop parka hat mittens, gloves, scarves, whole 9 yards. thirteen is what it will feel like wednesday morning at 6:00 a.m. this isn't a one day chill but will last right through wednesday at leads. overnight clearing, cold i windy. wind very strong tomorrow, gusts to 35 miles an hour. not out of the question that could bring down smaller tree branches across the area feeling like the teens all day long with a high no better than freezing. we should be in in the 50's. wednesday just 33. down right baum by thursday just 44, and friday a setback and then saturday gets better, notice, it is milder sunday and monday but that warm up comes with a chance of rain to start next week. now back to you at the desk.

on the healthwatch, a kiss is just a kiss, unless you are worried about germs that is. there is a new study just release that had said intimate kiss is actually loaded with bacteria. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has the results. >> reporter: simon and lauer after been a couple for years and agreed to test a science behind the kiss. experiment took place at the museum in amsterdam where germs take center stage. >> i wanted to show them they were part of nature, nature was in them. >> reporter: in a new study dutch scientists looked at 21 couples and measured home microbes were change in a kiss in a kiss of, ten seconds, 80 million bacteria are transferred. on average from one person to the other one. >> reporter: scientists took samples from the mouth of couple before and after they kissed and one partner had a yogurt drink that contained bacteria not usually found in the mouth. >> by doing that we could make an estimate of how much bacteria were transferred from

one person to the other. >> reporter: scientists say mouth is home to 700 different kind of bacteria research found more couples kissed at least nine times a day more likely they were to have similar columnist of micro organismness their saliva simon and floora says they are not letting germs get in the way of their love life. there is also say that unless you have a a lot of cavities the bacteria in your mouth is not dangerous and can in some cases actually improve your immune system. so, go ahead, kiss away. >> there you go. >> some bacteria is okay. >> we have to have a little fun, stephanie, all right. we will be fist bumping our way through life. still ahead a big honor for matthew mcconaughey. not such a beautiful day for bono, not even a week after a door fell off his private jet the u2 front man takes a tumble in new york and now he has to have surgery. we will have the story, next.

for a music superstar. u2 front man bono took a fall off his bike in central park sunday and injury so bad he

will need surgery to fix it. bono and his band were set to perform on a late night talk show all week, his band members will say they will wait until he is not stuck in this moment, to reschedule. get it. all right, left, all right, matthew mcconaughey fans. >> good news oscar winner goes down in hollywood history on the sidewalk for the stars. mcconaughey unveiled his own star on the hollywood walk of fame today, the 2,534 star to have their name represent add long hollywood boulevard. timing is perfect here, actor recently had an academy award winning role in dallas buyers club, and he currently stars in the spec tack lar new film, inter stellar. that is it for the "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now philadelphia prepares for a papal visit. >> unprecedented challenge of security and crowd control for the papal visit, you'll get an inside look when i speak with police commissioner charles ramsey one on one, coming up.

we've already been through part one of our storm, that was the rain and the the wind, and now we have another arctic blast that will send temperatures down, more like january levels. we will talk about that and challenging record cold coming up. man who could have put bill cosby behind bars tells us why he chose not to move forward with the case. that story, it is coming up. and little league hero mo'ne davis is writing a memoirs, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. the pope is coming. pope is coming to philadelphia. >> it is now official, after months of speculation, we now the holy father is indeed coming to philadelphia. >> he is a perfect person. he makes a huge difference. new point of view and new perspective. it is important that he shows that with the entire world.

>> it means so much to a lot of people and really humbling that he choose toes come to philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight catholics of all ages share in the jubilation they are gearing up for a papal visit more than three decades in the making. in fact last time philadelphia was blessed with the papal visit it was pope john paul the second in 1979. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. we will have more on that but first... >> in weather we're talk about our storm system ram pink up. the rain is moving out but win is building in and we are talking about the coldest air that we have seen since last winter. fifty in philadelphia. but this is the line of arctic air that is progressing toward the south east, 40's and 30's to the north and west. state college 36. twenty in cleveland. that cold air is in moving our way. this is what we expect this evening, rain ending within the the next hour, areas of ponding on the area roads. temperatures falling to freezing. windy, conditions, 15 to 20 miles an hour wind with those wet leaves and