poconos where temperatures are below freezing. that areas under a winter weather advisory as we get through tonight, until the 1:00 a.m. on saturday. sleet and freezing rain to start off in the poconos region. in that area or heading that way sleet and freezing rain and watch for icing spots on the roads. future weather keeps it light tonight, but tomorrow afternoon we will really start to see heavy rain from the system moving in. by about the noon time hour it over spreads the area coming up we will have more on the timing of the storm and hutch rain will fall and when it will get out of here and also a potential storm through middle of next week. we will have more in a bit. jessica and chris, back to you. there is breaking news right now a neighbor is under arrest in connection with this fire that destroyed the home of the police officer on commons drive-in lower pottsgrove. investigators alleged that donna crub set that fire while ernie morris and his family were on rakes in florida. investigators alleged that he had a long running dispute

with morris after he assisted in the arrest of her on back in june. in november the detectives vehicles was vandalized and he later a install a surveillance camera outside his home. detectives say video from that camera shows krup with fire. she's being held on one million-dollar bail. today local high school students join many protesters around the nation expressing their feelings about grand jury decisionness ferguson and new york city. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at central high school in olney with more on how these students made their voices heard, walt. >> reporter: well, jessica, students here at central were four other philadelphia schools, staged protest is today in response to lessons they have learn not from textbooks, but from the headlines, recently coming out of ferguson missouri and new york city. not all central high school students were rushing for the exits when the final bell sounded this friday afternoon.

>> four, three, two, #. >> reporter: dozens laid down in the hallway for four minutes and 30 seconds, symbolic of the four hours and 30 minutes michael brown's body laid on the streets in ferguson, missouri. >> that could have been me, that could be me tomorrow, whether i'm doing something wrong or not. >> three, two, one... >> reporter: similar die in earlier in the day fill the first floor hallway at masterman high school and science leader hip academy. >> i was extremely moved and felt extremely powerful to to be sitting there with my peers to know that they cared so deeply about this. >> reporter: in kensington students walk out of two schools staging an impromptu loud but peaceful march through neighborhood streets. their word revealing how deeply events in ferguson and new york city, had touched many of their generations. >> crazy, because they are out here killing black people for no reason. they killed somebody because

he was selling loose cigarettes outside a door. >> reporter: beyond these protests student are promising more activities, to address what they believe are the fundamental injustice zest they are witnessing. >> in the community, we can move forward and truly change social justice in this world ... >> reporter: all of the protests like that one at masterman were peaceful. there were no incidents or arrests. we will have more on a day when students spoke their mind when we will see you at 6:00. live from central high school, i'm walt hunter, cws3 "eyewitness news". >> the civil protest and arrest following the grand jury decisions led city leaders to speak out. >> two issues, of course, the the impossible to understand decision in ferguson and the absurd reality of what happened in staten island given the video involved and i

mean this may not be the most articulate term but you can tell that people are really pissed. >> this nation was founded on a principal that no one, not even the president is a above the law and above being held accountable for their actions. we have to make sure that what comes from this are substantive reforms. >> reporter: demonstrators are back on the streets of new york, under the watchful eyes of police, cbs news correspondent marley hall has more. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: dozens of new york high school students walk out of class at noon time and rally with mid union square against police brutality. >> everybody is sitting here, so hopeless and i was than the letting that happen. >> we need add a space. >> this is powerful. >> reporter: demonstrators here and similar protestness denver and chicago today are angry about a grand jury's decision not to indict nypd officer daniel pantleo in the death of eric garner. there were at least 200

arrests in new york on thursday and demonstrators clashed about police. the nypd says it wants to protect people's right to protest, while warning democrat traitors not to get violent. even the head of the department admits, police have to change their approach when dealing with suspects. >> we're trying to improve the way our offices interact and approach people and if they have to engage in sure that they have better skills. >> reporter: cell phone those officer pantleo using a choke hold on the suspect but braton and union say it was a by the book take down. pantleo was subject of the two lawsuits for racially based misconduct involving search and arrest of african americans. one case settled for $30,000. the other is still penning. pantaleo could face federal civil rights charges and disciplinary action from the nypd. in new york, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". developing right now, beanie segal is in the

hospital after he was shot today. that gunfire erupted in pleasantville, atlantic county. "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman is live outside atlantic care regional medical enter in atlantic city with the very latest tonight, charlotte. >> reporter: jessica, segal was original will listed in critical condition and is here tonight at the hospital recovering from surgery after being shot the in the torso. but as for who shot him that is a a question police are still trying to answer. police are trying to piece together what led to the shooting that happened 9:30 this morning at pleasantville home of seeingal whose real name is dwight grant. >> first signs of the altercation whether it happened before or after, we don't know. we are hoping that mr. grant is hoping to speak to us and give us an account of what happened. >> reporter: police say seeingal's brother-in-law, was minorly injured. he was numerous felonies and refused to be treated or talk to police about what happened. >> there was nobody out there, early in the morning, very quiet neighborhood,

residential area. something like this happening the the neighbors are pretty concerned. >> reporter: rapper was just released from prison back in august after serving two years for federal tax evasion. philadelphia native has also served time for federal weapons charges his criminal record are also includes conspiracy, and multiple drug charges. this isn't the the first time the 40 year-old landed himself in the hospital from gunshot wounds. in 2006 he was shot multiple times during a philadelphia robbery. police did take one man in custody after a car chase led them to believe that the driver may be connect. now that driver's name has not been released at this time because police are still trying to determine whether or not he was involve in that shooting. we are live from atlantic city, charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, driver loses control in cheltenham township and that leads to a deadly crash. police say a 26 year-old hit several park cars along hill dale road earlier today and

was ejected from his car. died at the scene. we now know that he was from philadelphia, and the cause of that crash is still under investigation. fire fighter worked for every angle trying to bring this house fire in delaware county under control. units arrived in the 700 block of agoness road in folsom just before 10:00 this morning. there was significant damage done to the home as you can see from chopper three. still no reports of any injuries, there is no word yet on what sparked that fire. new developments now in the search for missing west chester university student shane montgomery. his family is can racing manayunk hoping happy hour crowd might be able to provide leads on his disappearance. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in manayunk with more now, steve. >> reporter: jessica, tonight a new tragedy from the very same people who have been working tirelessly now eight days to help find shane. that new strategy means moving outside manayunk and in the bar district is a cross the city. a a week without answers.

>> how can a young man walk out of that door and no one sees him again. >> reporter: for shane's uncle, godfather and ex-cop kevin, fear has given way to frustration, and anger. >> i just can't believe it. i won't, steve, in all honesty i won't believe it. i won't believe it until i find my god son and we bring him home. >> reporter: it has been eight days since 21 year-old shane montgomery went missing thanksgiving morning. by now you know the story. shane is out with friends. end out at kildare's. escorted out before 2:00. never heard from again. it has been hundreds of volunteers canvassing the streets, police searching in the air, water. federal investigators asking questions, pulling records, pooling video, all this and nothing. >> lots of different areas of the city and suburbs where we know kids go to drink during happy hour. >> reporter: friday a new strategy, once again dozens of volunteers this time expand to go bar districts a across philadelphia, for a renewed

plea, to fresh faces during happy hour. back in manayunk it means asking young people to check selfies and pictures before the holiday break from school. >> it might be a big night we can catch a lot of kids and all we need is one kid who thinks they may know something. >> reporter: new appeal from shane's loved ones to people who may have seen something a challenge from his gad father to the person he believes had the answer. >> if you saw him, where are you? show some courage. >> reporter: again in case you missed it family now asking people who may have been on main street that night, check your cell phone if you have any pictures, if you took any selfies, check those and if you have any information call police, call fbi immediately. that reward is now $40,000. it is day eight, we're live from manayunk steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, first test flight have of nasa's newest spaceship went out would you have a hitch today this is ori

on as it streaked in space and it came home exactly as plan. thinks first step in the program that could eventually lead to mars. greg boswell was there for blast off at the kennedy space center. >> ori theon capsule made a bull's eye landing, bright air bags stan upright and afloat while recovery crushed rush to the site. >> we have splash down opposite ion is black on earth. >> reporter: it landed four and a half hours after a trouble free blast off from the kennedy space center. >> a new era of american space exploration. >> reporter: thousands of spectators gathered to watch the launch. three hours after lift off the orion reached peak altitude 3600 miles above earth and flew farther and faster then any spaceship since the moon missions more than 40 years ago. >> so we have kind of new done something for the first time for our generation. >> reporter: nasa called mission day one of the mars era because orion is deironed

to bring astronauts to the red planet but this first test flight had in one on board. voyage gave mission teams the chance to test the systems, everything from the gps to the giant heat shield. mission to mars is still years a away, but the the first manned flight isn't expected for another seven years but as giant parachutes guided capsule to a gentle splash down celebrations erupted at mission control, nasa called the maiden voyage from a start to finish, picture perfect. at the kennedy space center, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just in time for the holiday shopping rush, another store announced its believe customer information has been hacked. we will have details. straight ahead caught on camera an ambulance is hijacked in an emergency room, we will tell you where the man was going when he was captured by the police. scary sight for pilots, find out what caused windshield of the plane to shattered in midair. why wal-mart decided to pull an ad after viewers

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a michigan man stole an ambulance, police arrested brian, sunday night, the pursuit was captured on police dashboard video and man saw the keys in the ignition outside an hospital and says this was his best chance to get to the strip club. >> fifty-one year-old is now facing charges. >> airplane crashed, in midair forcing united airlines flight to washington d.c. to head back to vermont. pilot initially thought it was a bird strike but investigators believe a mechanical malfunction caused it to break yesterday. despite that the pilot was able to land safely.

pennsylvania's senior senator bob casey is calling on the senate to pass the able ago an acronym for achieving a better life experience. the law is designed to allow families who have a child with the disability to save for their long term care through tax advantaged 529 savings account. >> for all of the years people have been saying fit goodies enough for college savings, and higher education and good enough for retirement, why don't we do the same for individuals with disabilities. >> well, house of representatives passed the bill and bipartisan fashion were 404 votes. and we're having a pretty typical friday so far, we will start off on i-95, around cottman avenue where the typical spots slow down here. southbound lanes heading toward center city, you can see brake lights here, and, on going, construction and north bound lanes moving along just okay so far. over on the schuylkill expressway a big mess right

around girard, eastbound delay here, and, over in the right-hand lane crews trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way. one lane gets bias they block shoulder and part of the right-hand lane. in new jersian accident on route 42 north bound approaching coals road pushed over in the shoulder there. pennsylvania turnpike eastbound an accident just after willow grove, back over to you. well, former philly who was fan favorite is going to jail, we will have that story coming up in sports. and basketball player is honored by the postal service, we have got more news

well, one more honor for the late philadelphia a nba legend wilt chamberlain. >> he is in the history books again, community leaders celebrated the day buy of the wilt chamberlain forever stam in university city today. chamberlain is first pro basketball player featured on the u.s. postage stamp and one featuring chamberlain in the philadelphia warriors uniform and the other in the l.a. lakers uniform. >> everybody, everybody. we love him. he meant everything to our family. >> he was 7-foot one and the artist who created this stamp says it is fittingly extra long. >> beautiful. well, we've got some weather watchers already reporting rain across the area this evening. it is really tomorrow that the main event takes place tomorrow afternoon. lets see what is happening outside right now. we will start off at 42.

barbara lane in willow grove reporting rain in willow grove heading in to new jersey. tim mitchell reporting 49 degrees with some light rain falling there. temperatures definitely warm enough that this system will be just rain for us but to the north as we check with eileen murray at gilbertsville where it is 36, reporting rain there. she says what a miserable evening. that is the the case unfortunately, eileen. to the weather watchers who submitted their reports we will check in at 6h. if you look watching weather sign up for eyewitness weather watchers program, cbs philly.com/watchers and you can deliver report and helping viewers out as well. you know what is happening in your backyard. you can see as we look outside our window here at cbs philly we are seeing clouds and light rain. i was just outside feeling a little drizzle out there but you can see low clouds moved in, glummy day but mess of the rain has held off now that the night has fallen. we are seeing some rain drops start to increase their coverage across the state.

notice the pink there because temperatures in central pennsylvania and up through poconos are below freezing this could start as sleet or freezing rain this is rain we need to be concerned about. that comes in tomorrow afternoon. mostly what we are eag outside is light and spotty. lighter green shading there. watch for ice up through poconos region where winter weather advisory is in effect until 1:00 a.m. this is a warm front. once this moves north then we will await arrival of the coal front which we just saw that comes in tomorrow afternoon and this will bring steady rain to our area temperature wise 29 in the poconos. you can see how that could start as ice but 45 at the airport. forty-eight in at atlantic city. future rain keeps rain light, tonight tomorrow morning a break in the action, some drizzle but could be dry early tomorrow morning and watch how rain spreads through 4:00 p.m. heavy rain in the city and suburbs. 6:00 p.m. same story and pushes down the shore by 8:00 finally starting to move out by midnight tomorrow night. rain timing cloudy and cool with some showers tonight, lull for your saturday morning

and heavier steady rain is saturday afternoon. we are talking up to or over an inch in a couple spots this particular model brings to us an inch with this storm here in philadelphia a for overnight hours cloudy skies, couple showers, 41 degrees. tomorrow afternoon as heavier rain comes through, mild and breezy at 55. you're witness weather forecast bringing some sunshine back for sunday at 45 degrees. monday at 43. we are tracking another storm for next week. we will have more coming up in just a few minutes. we will send it to break. we will be back in

well, sixers fresh off their first win of the season wednesday in in milwaukee, tonight they will go for two in a row against oklahoma city thunder. coffin durant will play his second game after scoring 27 points on tuesday in his season debut. former philly now nationals outfielder jason werth has been sentenced to ten days in jail for reckless driving. five months ago he was clocked driving 105 in a 55-mile an hour on the capitol beltway. they asked him what he was doing and he said pushing his luck.

yikes. time for cbs philly top ten high school power ratings, it is friday, december 5th, friday number one in the philadelphia region we have st. joseph's prep with a nine-three record, followed by archbishop wood, and in new jersey, the top school there, also st. joseph in hammington with a perfect ten-o record. seahawks come to town for match up of the two of the nfl's best sunday. seattle coming off a big win verse san francisco on thanksgiving and always vocal richard sherman says he is not afraid of the eagles fast paced offense. >> it doesn't change anything for us. we have dealt with tempo for a couple years. we have dealt with the patriots, tempo, denver a few times with their tempo, it doesn't change a thing for us. we play good sound football. >> maybe louder. >> yes, he backs up everything that he says. he will be a challenge for them, leslie, thanks very much. coming up, in the next

half an hour a local man on the national stage a big welcome from president obama as he introduces a new defense secretary. also, rolling stone magazine is apologizing for a story that resulted in big changes at a university, following allegations of a gang rape. new at 6:00 saving the school how some new jersey students are trying to raise more than $200,000, in less than six weeks to keep their

here is some of the top stories for you, rapper beanie segal under goes surgery after being shot in pleasantville, atlantic county. authorities say he was shot in the abdomen and that bullet exited through his back. friend and family of shane montgomery continue their search for information on the missing west chester they canvassed bars and other locations around manayunk. nasa's new orion spacecraft made 3600 miles beyond the earth. it blasted off from cape canaveral and later plash down in the ocean. it did set a record, flying further and faster then any capsule built for humans since

at polo moon program, kate. we're tracking rain moving in the area tonight and sticking with us through much of the day tomorrow. heavier rain right now is off to the north and west and we are seeing pink there on our triple sweep radar, mainly just northwest of berks county, ice and that will include poconos for tonight but rest of us just dealing with plane rain that moves in tonight but heavier rain tomorrow afternoon. we will have much more coming up in a bit, jessica. new at 5:30 president obama makes it official, today he nominated montgomery county native ashton carter to be the next secretary of defense. carter graduated from abington high school in 1972. if confirmed, he will lead pentagon for final two years of the obama administration. cbs news correspondent mark albert has details. >> reporter: president obama says ashton carter is the right man at the right time to take charge of the pentagon. >> he knows the department of defense, inside and out, which all of which means on day one he will hit the ground running.

>> reporter: carter irv as deputy defense secretary from 2011 through 2013. says that experience had prepared him for this new challenge. >> if confirmed, in this job i pledge to you my most candid strategic advice. >> reporter: secretary chuck hagel resigned just before thanksgiving after a face-to-face meeting with president obama a thursday he denied allegations he was forced out. >> there was just two of us in the room during these discussions. we both came to the conclusion that i think the country was best served with new leadership. >> reporter: ashton carter was not the only person considered to replace hagel, several candidate withdrew their name but carter's past penitentiary again experience will make it easier to be confirmed by senate. >> he is a fine man, certainly qualified for the the job. >> reporter: despite republican concerns about president obama's foreign policy, senators on both sides of the aisle expect carter's

nomination to be approved. at the white house mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". temple university students were expressing their dissatisfaction with grand jury decision from his ferguson, missouri and new york city toy day. those students marched with their hand up in north philadelphia, "eyewitness news" was there at broad and cecil b. moore and they staged a die in shutting down broad street for several minutes. students are upset that the grand jury's failed to indict police officers in the deaths of michael brown and eric again are. dozens of new york city high school students walk out of class and rally with mid union square today over similar protestness denver and in chicago. the police commissioner for new york says the department is working to change it's a approach when it deals with suspects. >> let's bring in bob schieffer now, cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation as well. bob, these protests have been occurring all across the country and there is a message behind them. people are dissatisfied and

they want change. the question is that a message being heard by country's leaders where you are there in washington. >> well, i think it is very much topic a in the washington conversation, right now, the the question is exactly how do you go about effecting this change. you know, race is the one problem that the greatest democracy in the world has in the yet gotten quite right. some kind of a disconnect between police and african americans in many communities across this country and we simply to have find a way to fix it. we will talk sunday on face the nation to bill braton the new york city police commissioner. we will talk to scott thompson, he is a camden county police chief in new jersey. they have done some remarkable things up there. >> fascinating conversation this weekend on face the nation, bob, thank you so much, we will be watching.

>> you bet, chris. >> don't forget to watch face the nation sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3, again, camden county police chief scott thompson will be among bob schieffer's guests. wal-mart is editing a commercial after viewers complained about its use of the line i can't breathe. in the aftermath of the eric garner case. the ad features an african-american father and daughter and when she hugs him really hard the dad jokingly says the words i can't breathe. well, those three words have become part of the rallying cry for protesters nationwide. wal-mart says it can see how ad can be viewed differently today from when it was first created. rolling stone magazine apologizes for not talking to the men accused by rape by a university of virginia student. part of the article on campus sexual assaults published last month included an account from a woman named jack hoy claim to have been raped by seven men at a fraternity party in 2010. jackie toll the writer who

lives in philadelphia she informed the dean more than a year ago but said she didn't have the courage to file criminal charges or a civil suit. the mag even issued a statement and reads in part in the face of new information, they are now appear to be discrepancies in jackie's account and we have come to the conclusion that our trust in her was misplaced. magazine also says they regret decision to not contact the assaulters to get their account. we are taking this seriously. we a follow guys to anyone affect by this story. in new castle county police say they have arrested a thief he when he return to the scene of the crime. john royer, the third is accused of stealing 12 industrial sized heating and air conditioning units from the river plaza shopping center earlier this week. police say while they were at the the scene a truck matching description of the one involved pull in the parking lot. well, philadelphia police are searching for gunman who robbed a family dollar store in wynfield, that crime in the 5600 block of lancaster avenue was caught on surveillance

video last sunday. police say that the suspect pulled a handgun on the cashier and made off with a $130. if you recognize that suspect you are asked to call the police. and so far we have big problems out identify on the schuylkill expressway where you can see traffic was just stopped moment ago, but they are letting a few go by right around girard. these are eastbound lanes where an accident has taken out right-hand shoulder. part of the white hand lane completely stopping traffic at one point and forcing them to trickle off in one lane creating a eastbound delay. westbound side is typical for this time of the commute. over in new jersey 42 at creek road starting to see problems here as well on the northbound lanes heading towards 295 or surrounding area bridges to get into philadelphia you can see a big problem there small brake lights southbound but no serious problems. pennsylvania turnpike westbound an accident near valley forge moved over in the right-hand lane, chris and

yes, sir contact, back to you. still to come on "eyewitness news", another hack may attacked customer's information. three on your side has details. how do you you get ready for work. new craze helped getting pupped and up predawn. and royal couple is heading to the states but before they do they want you to have a piece of their wedding cake. we will tell you more

three on your side with reports of another data breach, bb stores says it believes customer information may have been stolen between november 8th and the 26th. store officials noticed suspicious activities on compute their run its payment processing system. only customers who shopped in store would be affect. talk about getting pumped up for work? no quiet coffee time for here. new craze evening in land that is reportedly spread to go insuring, the morning rave. why not. a predawn dance party that features, people getting dressed up, working out to high energy dance music. ravers say it is a great work out and get energized for the

day. >> yeah. >> sign me up for that, every day of the week. i'm ready to go. still ahead on "eyewitness news", is it the cold flu or allergies. health reporter stephanie stahl has information i need coming up, carol. and it looks like the poconos out here, sandwiched between the delaware river and i-95, river rink and some rivers of rain coming. that is just that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better.

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grammy nominations, were released this morning with beyonce and sam smith leading the pack with five nominations each. >> ed sheeran and for he will williams, are one of the artists. taylor swift is up for song and record of the year. and, to find out, if the nominees for album of the year, you will find those out tonight at 7:00 during a very grammy christmas special right here on cbs 36789 you can watch the grammys right here on cbs-3 sunday february 8th at 8:00 p.m. well, we now know it is the season for tree lightings and those holiday light displays. >> it is also season for hitting river rink at penns landing. meteorologist carol erickson is live with the mobile

weather lab, carol. >> it is a perfect night out here, you cannot sees your breath, you can feel your feet, and you can feel your feet, and i want to show you on the mobile weather lab. talk about comfortable. we have a temperature of 45 degrees right now in the weather lab and these temperatures won't change all that much a as we go through tonight. let me show you our planner this evening and you will will find these temperatures in the 40's all night. seven, nine, 11 all in the 40's, lower 40's as we go from damp to showers. dry out here right now. this river rink is opened until 12:30. i want to show you some video if by any chance you are too coal, fire pits all over the place around here, also if that is in the good enough you you can go inside. they have a lounge. just great, to eat, drink and like poconos except it is dry. talk about cute kids we have cute little kid out here all over the place, chairs, blanket. we have just unbelievable kid

helping adults, that sort of thing and a little will boy, ten years old, robert, boy can he skate. he does everything gracefully. i notessed him medicine liz even skating backward, forward , even when he fell he was really engaged in his skating. i love that. he is so good, that coming back here live to river rink i had to stop him. robert, how did you get so good. >> well, practice for years. >> perhaps for four years. >> seven yearsy could practice for 70 years and not skate as well as you do. give us a demonstration, skate backwards for us. >> i love it, i love it. his sister is just as good and the olympic judges have a awarded with you this sugar cook toys share with your sister, honey, even eye this and watch out for point if you are skating. he doesn't fall that much. serena you are an angel. mom, you you helped these kid

learn how to skate. have some fun. fit is raining here tomorrow check their web site because there is a chance you may be in the lodge verse being on the ice and they have to shut the ice down fit rains testimony too much. reporting live from the river rink with my new friend, carol eric on for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, so much carol. i'll tell you robert has been practicing for seven years is that his whole life. out on the rink when he was six months old. he was are good. great night for skating and good morning, perhaps it looks like it will will stay dry for first part of the day but tomorrow evening you do not want to be out on the ice. lets look at the day. we will look live at neighborhood network time lapse from the william allen middle school from moorestown. you can see a thick cloud cover all day licensing this day was gray from start to finish but most of the rain has held off, starting to push in right now. heavier rain is well off to the west pushing in here as we get in the day tomorrow. most of what we are seeing

tomorrow is light. pick our storm system. area of low pressure here. this is the cold front. thinks the warm front. as this lift north it will lift out of here tonight and tomorrow morning and then we will get in this warm sector of the storm they are seeing now in virginia and north carolina this is a break in the action. we will see that tomorrow morning before the heavier rain comes back in. anything we're feeling tonight generally light but watch what happens there is that warm front that pushes north here as we get through tonight and tomorrow morning we are in the warm sector where we are dry for a couple hours but tomorrow afternoon and evening that the coal front pushes through with the heavier rain we will see here in philadelphia maybe a rumble of thunder off to the east. high pressure build in for sunday and we will have much nicer weather. model spread, everybody is in agreement that we will get three-quarters of an inch and a inch of rain and that goes mainly from tomorrow at noon into tomorrow at midnight. then we will clear it out. overnight tonight, cloudy skies. that rain again pushes north tonight. and then the rain comes

insteadly through the afternoon and evening. it is mild though, no threat for snow here. 55 degrees for the high, tomorrow. let head to the eagles game heading out on sunday 4:25, right around sunset it will be beautiful out there. 44 degrees. it will be clear wind northeasterly at ten to 20. talk about a threat for next week. this is one particular european mod that he will brings a storm up the coast with heavy rain and look at the snow mainly to the north. he wanted an eye on it. if you do have chances of snow it will be tuesday night into wednesday morning. it does look like rain and wind on tuesday. there is rain tomorrow. we will clear it out on sunday. then more clouds, still chilly, rain and wind tuesday. brisk and cold. we have temperatures back to the 40's with sunshine on thursday. we will send it back to the desk. well, on cbs-3 healthwatch do you think allergy season is over with the arrival of cooler temperatures? well, actually misery continues with winter

allergies. our health reporter stephanie stahl explains what causes them. >> reporter: not such a picture perfect day on independent mall where people were bundled up on a gray winter day, inside, many are sneezing and feeling itchy with allergies. >> people are in miserable. >> reporter: allergy expert doctor kathleen sheeran say tree pollens are usually associated with allergies but in the winter people also suffer from indoor allergies caused by things like dust might and pets. >> if you spend more time inside you will have more exposure tour pets during the winter season. >> reporter: no matter what causes allergies the symptoms are still the same. >> you can have itch y eyes, itchy throat and nose, a lot of people do this. we call that the a allergic sleet solute. >> those are base ically allergy symptoms. >> dust might can be found in the house. they live in warm, humid environments in bedding, furniture, and carpeting.

>> covers on the mattress, pillow, box spring are available on line and all of the linen-type stores and can really make a difference if you are allergic to the dust might. watching in hot water also helps. >> reporter: for boats indoor and pollen allergies doctors say medications are often effective. doctors say allergy symptoms are similar to a cold, main difference allergies last longer with the flu, the symptoms of course are more sudden and severe. but just because it is cold outside doesn't mean there aren't allergies still around. >> yes, always find you. >> don't they though. >> all right, stephanie, thank you very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" is what new at the movies. >> i'm nancy odell and this week reese whither spoon's journey of self discovery comes alive in while and julianne more suffers a heart breaking illness in still alice coming up.

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weekend. >> in the meantime a piece of the couple's wedding cake is up for auction, and a guest to the 2011 ceremony sold the piece of cake to the auction house. now, they say it peaks in flavor 13 months after it was bake. >> wow. >> it comes in a tin with the blank invitation to the wedding. it could be yours, you could sample it, it is expect to fetch $2,000. >> pretty be delicious for 2,000 but i bet it is. reese whither spoon and julianne moore generating oscar buzz at the box office this weekend. >> nancy odell of entertainment tonight shows us move that is a lot of people are talking about right now. >> what is it like? >> what does it actually feel like. >> it is the same, i have good days, bad days. >> reporter: julianne moore is diagnosed with early on set alzheimer's. as the disease progresses her bond with her family including her young daughter played by kristin stewart is put to the test.

>> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass for a normal person but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. it is horrible. >> thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story but you one that its star is very proud of. >> i was so thrilled that people respond to this movie, the fact that it is alice, people are seeing it and they like it, it just means the world to us. >> what have i done. >> in wild, based on memoirs by cheryl, reese whither spoon brings author's personal journey to the big screen pulling double duty as star and producer. >> around the time that i read cheryl's book i was really just saying theres was a deficit in the marketplace of strong female rolls and women with the lead in films, and i realized, if i was than the going to start creating some of these opportunities for myself, and other women, no one was going to do it. >> reese does it all already recreating tough moments from

the 1100-mile hike. >> it has been so physically challenging, whether it is, you know, climbing on the side of the mountain or balancing or crossing a freezing cold river or hiking through snow, i had had no idea it was going to be so hard. it was very rewarding. >> what if i forget myself, all those things i did were the things that got me here. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell now back to you in the studio. join nancy and kevin frazier on entertainment tonight to stay up to date on the hollywood news tonight an every week night at 7:00 here on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 an arrest it is made in the torching of a detective's home. thirty lisa alleged an arsonist with a neighbor with a grudge. we will tell what you they say led to the fire. sixty-eight recruit about to graduate ape become police officers in camden county. i'm cleve bryan. we will speak to new officers about how well prepared they are at a time of great tension between police and the

community in our country. we are tracking rain, moving into the area tonight, but the the heavier rain comes tomorrow, we have an eye on the storm we will have the latest details coming up at 6:00. and students seen more than $200,000 to save their schools, how they are trying to make a who will will day wish come true. storm scan six, we are keeping an eye on some rain, that is threatening to turn part of this weekend into a wash out. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. we will go right to kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck, with the latest track on the approaching rain. >> thanks, jessica and chris. i was feeling a few rain drops out here a little bit ago but it quieted down in the city at this hour. anything that is falling tonight, and through overnight hours will be generally light. it is tomorrow afternoon that heavy rain will move through and some parts of the area could see up to an inch of rain. the lets take a look what is

had happening right now we will go back out to storm scan three and you can see line of rain oriented west to east, warm front lifting through tonight, heavier of the rain you can see there yellow shading back across indian, illinois and kentucky we will contend with as we get in the daze tomorrow. zooming in on our area let look at our quadruple sweeps here. heavier rain is autopsy cross north and western suburbs lancaster county, berks county and lehigh valley. is there pink up there as well, heading up toward poconos. the ice at the outset. temperatures are below freezing. as rainfalls it hits that frozen ground and leads to some ice and slippery spots. is there a winter weather advisory. we will look at that in just a moment. you can see mainly precipitation to our north tonight but generally light through overnight hours as we continue through overnight, we will see showers here and there but tomorrow morning starts off with a couple clouds, it is tomorrow afternoon we will see heavier rain, starts to move in here as we look at future weather and coming up we will time out that heavier rain and'l