terrible. >> reporter: detectives got involved just before noon time when another student told a school administrator. police found drugs inside a school bathroom, specifically a toilet. >> crack cocaine is very addictive in nature. cocaine is. >> reporter: lieutenant johnny walker with philadelphia police say this 13 year-old gave the drugs to an eight year-old and told him to hold on to it until after school and wow pay him $7. the the student brought the drugs to two other eight years old, one of them, sniffed cocaine a correspondence to go police. three, eight year-old and 13 year-old who brought cocaine in the building went to the hospital as a precaution. >> it is sad to that i drugs get in the school system, per. kid knew what to do with it. >> reporter: school building was never on lock down and parents say what happened even though scary was a lesson learned. >> i cannot imagine how would i feel in my child od or snorting or whatever they were doing with it. >> police found eight packets in the toilet but they had reason to believe there was

more. they had a call to the plum are where they found additional eight packets. we are told four student are expect to be okay. police are talking to their parents right now n word if there will be any charges. reporting from southwest philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. two philadelphia police officers are charged beating a suspect and then lying bit. cbs-3 iteam broke this story last night. investigators reporter walt hunter has latest from police headquarters walt? >> reporter: well, chris those two officers now, dubbed suspects are await ago rain. after surrendering this morning. they are accused of beat ing this suspect lying bit, and then trying to frame that suspect and accusing him of a crime. >> it was wrong, even if he was the devil himself is they should not have done what they did to him when they stopped him. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old nigel riveria an innocent man paid a terrible price for driving away on his

motor executer from two office hours had stopped him for questioning, near sixth and lehigh in may of 2013. >> they hit him in the head, they fell off his scooter. he was in pain. they began beating him. end of story. >> reporter: twenty-fifth district officers kevin robinson and sean mcknight are now charged with beating riveria, and following a grand jury investigation. >> what they did was totally inappropriate, totally improper totally in violation of any pol willcy, any training anything, period. >> reporter: based on lies the office's allegedly told investigators riveria was initially arrested, but prosecutors say those charges were dropped, and after a surveillance video from the lock uncovered by riveria's girlfriend showed it was the officer's doing the beating. >> their story of what happened was totally inconsistent with the truth. >> i'm characterizing what the tape shows as good solid, police work under the circumstances. >> reporter: defense attorneys

for the officers responded that they had impeccable record and only used force after riveria fled from them, and resisted arrest. >> in a perfect world nobody ever gets hurt. suspects, police officers in this world when people flee, and they try to keep themselves from getting a arrested sometimes officers in using force create injuries. >> reporter: the district attorney says as badly as this case reflects on local law enforcement the worst scenario would have been if the video had never come forward. mr. riveria might well have been convicted put into prison, and after suffering a beating, the officers would have gone free. we will have much more on this developing story when we join you at 6:00 live from police headquarters, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks very much. this story has people talking tonight and we want to you join the the conversation, head to facebook and twitter, and use the hash tag cbs-3 the chat. an arctic blast brings the the dangerous cold back and

kicks up some fierce winds across the region. "eyewitness news" in lower more land montgomery county there are were snow showers earlier today and dusting the roads there meteorologist kathy orr is on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on what we can expect tonight kathy. >> we are seeing wind slowly diminish but bad news is with clear skies and less wind temperatures will be dangerously cold especially to the north and west of philadelphia on storm scan three you can see not a cloud in the sky. it will be a beautiful sunset. the right now wind sustained at 23 miles an hour, northwest in philadelphia and allentown, 22 miles an hour wind and in wilmington we are sustain at 27 miles an hour. right now feels like 11 in the city, eight in trenton, eight in lancaster and six below in the poconos. it will feel colder stepping out this evening. temperatures will be falling through the 20's in the teens by 11:00 p.m. look at those wind chills seven at 7:00. at 9:00 just four. by 11:00 p.m. with a moon lit sky it will feel like two.

coming up we will talk about a frigid friday on tap a mild break saturday and then, a weekend storm for sunday and into monday. details coming up when i join you inside. >> a a lot of ground to cover. we will will see you then, kathy, thanks very much. we are learning much more about yesterday's deadly shooting in upper darby. we told you all bit. victim for the back turning tables on a would be robber. the victim had a gun and used it, shooting that would be robber dead in cobbs creek park. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in upper dash which new information on the investigation, cleve? >> reporter: that 67 year-old victim has now gone home from the hospital after suffering some chest pains from the incident. police tell us he grew up on the philadelphia side of cons creek park and a all a he wanted to do yesterday was go for a walk and get some exercise. >> i mean just a nice guy. >> reporter: up are darby superintendent michael chitwood says in 50 years policing he has only seen

victims turn the tables on their attackers half dozen times but yesterday that is exactly what happened at cobbs creek park. >> guy pulled what he thought was a real gun demanded his money, struggle, fight for the gun, he pulled his gun out and hot the guy. >> reporter: police say robbery suspect ended upshot the in the head is tyler williams from west philadelphia he had in prior criminal history and was carrying a metal pull it gun that looked like a semiautomatic pistol. >> dealt with the family last night and there is an 18 year-old son that is dead but they were very cooperative. >> reporter: police say williams family got a call after the incident from a friend who may have been with the teen because he described what happened. victim didn't want to talk to us today, but chitwood says he feels sad. >> he was very very remorseful and wish it hadn't have happened and i think myself and other detectives told him you did nothing wrong. >> reporter: people in the community agree. >> it was self-defense. i can understand it. >> i would have done the same thing, straight up.

>> reporter: we tried to talk to williams family. they did not want to talk to us. police are trying to locate that friend that may have been with williams but right now they believe that williams act add loan in the attempted robbery. live from upper darby, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. a philadelphia city councilman wants bars and other places serving alcohol to be required to have exterior surveillance cameras neared to reduce crime and help authorities if the patron goes missing. the councilman curtis jones junior plans to introduce legislation next thursday in response to the disappearance and death of west chester university student shane montgomery. his body was discover in the schuylkill river after a night out last november. jones said that karen montgomery, that is montgomery's mom suggested the legislation. >> we want to try to look at how we can connect in a voluntary matter but in cases where businesses have have violations, even demanding cameras outside of the

business so that people don't have to go through what miss montgomery went through. >> kildare's irish pub where montgomery was last seen alive, did not have have working cameras outside that night he disappeared. kildares had no comment on the new you proposed legislation, other bars in manayunk like the goat's beard have embraced cameras. >> it makes for a responsible establishment as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" reached out to the montgomery family for comment but did not receive an answer at this time. investigators in taiwan are now examining the black boxes pulled from the wreckage of that trans asia airways flight. that crash killed at least 32 people and 11 more are still missing tonight. we're also hearing mayday call issues just moments before the impact. >> mayday, mayday... unaudible. >> that was the the pilot saying that an engine had flamed out. remarkably the driver of the cab that was clipped by that plane's wing survived.

the 58 people who were on board, 15 were rescued including a two-year old boy. well, in new york today federal investigators have remove the burned out wreckage from the site of the deadly metro north train crash. train slammed in the suv that stopped at a track in the rail station on tuesday. the driver of that suv and five people aboard that train died. up investigators are trying to figure out why ellen brody continues to drive the on the tracks even after a guardrail had come down on top of her suv. president obama talks faith at annual national prayer breakfast in washington d.c. >> we see faith inspiring people to lift up one another, to feed the hungry and care for the the the poor and comfort the afflicted and make peace where there is strive. we heard good work that sister has done in philadelphia. >> the president talking about philadelphia's own sister marry skullion of project

home, who was also in a attendance. annual event brings together politicians, dignitaries and faith leaders. >> pope francis will make history during his visit in philadelphia, new york and washington in september. the house speaker john boehner announced the pontiff has accepted an invitation to address lawmakers on capitol hill september 24th. this will make him the first pope to ever speak to a joint session of congress. our pat ciarrocchi will have new details about this historic address on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a warning, for pick pockets targeting customers at wegmans and other businessness south jersey. the personal data of 80 million people may have been compromised, three on your side jim donovan has important information about a breach at one of the america's largest health benefit survivors and we will tell us how to protect ourselves. new you details about the man who saw bobby cristina face down in the bathtub and called 911. we will have the lateness a

it is called a sophisticated sign's tack, anthem, the nation's second largest health insurer says hackers breached a database containing their customer employee information. >> three on your side consumer report are jim donovan has advice to protect yourself. >> reporter: anthem runs blue cross blue shield plans in more than a dozen states. while credit card and medical information, doesn't appear to be compromised hackers were able to access and steel tens of millions of anthem record. personal information,

including social security numbers, birth dates and addresses of up to 80 million customers and employees. >> it is not only breathtaking but mind bending in its extent and potential impact and potentially heart breaking for consumers who may be affect. >> reporter: with the move to electronic health record the health care sector has increasingly found it self targeted by hackers. >> there is an arms racing on between cyber criminals and those of news health care trying to protect the the integrity of our health care information. >> reporter: anthem, which recent arely change from well point, paid 1.7 million-dollar in 2013 to resolve governmentalgations that it had inadequate data a safe guard in place. anthem has set up a special web site where customers can go for information about the hacking, anthem facts.com. current and former customers will be notified if their data has been stolen and, free credit monitoring and identity protection services will be offered to those affect. even though anthem does not

have many customers in our region this is yet another example why all of us to have keep a close eye on our personal information, that includes checking your credit report on a regular basis for errors or bogus accounts. do that for free at annual credit record.com. i have posted links on cbs philly.com and also information about freezing your credit report as well. >> whole idea of freezing a credit record how does that help. >> reporter: it mace it impossible for anyone to open up an account without a pin number including yourself. you have to freeze the credit record and then thaw it out. all of the information is on there only people that freeze their credit record are victims of id theft but it is a pro active situation if you want to get jump on the criminals. >> never hurt to take a hit. >> jim thanks very much. getting ready for grammys, we will hear from the host ll cool jay coming up. also ahead are you lost in your phone? well if texting whale, i'll try that again, a texting whale watcher misses the experience of the lifetime and

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>> it is winter. >> yes, it is. >> it feels like it for sure. >> we're tired of it, a little bit tired. >> mostly over it. we're on the almost the back side. >> we are. >> can we say that. >> beautiful pictures are proving that. days are getting longer sunnies out there, inside looking at it looks beautiful. outside bitterly cold. case in point poconos. temperatures are in the teens but wind chills below zero. right now at jack frost big boulder, wind chill six below. lets go down the shore before the the sunsets. it is gorgeous, look at this in ac. that is end of a beautiful day down the shore. that could be summer. >> you'd never necessity unless you stepped outside. >> lets take you to the live neighborhood network and show you snow from kutztown area middle school. earlier today we saw a little bit of snow falling but then skies clear out and became blustery. temperature is 17. wind north/northwest at 9 miles an hour but a beautiful even to the day, there as well. our eyewitness weather

watcher, jeff, sent this picture from this morning. the road in coatsville snow covered, because of that arctic blast moving through. now all is dry but watch out for slick spots. take a look at temperatures. this is what we expect tonight. we will start off at 7:00. temperature 24 degrees. wind chills will be very cold in the single numbers and by 1:00 a a.m. 16. 4:00 a.m. 13. tomorrow morning 14. and then tomorrow 21 by 10:00 a.m. those wind chills will be bitterly cold overnight and starting the day tomorrow. right now in philadelphia 26. twelve in the poconos. look at these numbers mainly in the teens. buffalo 12. cleveland 11. chicago, 13. but wind chills going down once again. we have a wind chill advisory for poconos until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning for those wind chills readings to be between five and 15 below even though temperatures are going to be plunging the good news is those wind subsiding. with cold it doesn't take much wind to make it feel like

below zero. through lehigh valley tomorrow morning it will feel like zero to five below. in philadelphia the single numbers, same down the shore and delaware beaches tomorrow morning, it will feel like five and ten. that is arctic air that still continuing to linger with friday with temperatures in the 20's wind chills in the single digits the and then by saturday we will catch a break with high pressure to the south, we will rebound in the 40's, we will watch our next front, move through, we will see light rain changing to a mix on sunday and then some snow sunday night into monday. our american model and european models are agreeing in philadelphia we will not see a lot of snow, two to 3 inches possible with this next system with more to the north. wind chills around zero tomorrow 29, mostly sunny, very coal. once again saturday we will catch a break and that winter storm moves in on grammy sunday, that is three day forecast, kate will have more

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could this be the final thaw out amy pennsylvania pascal steps down plus kardashians are cancel all press. >> lots in the world of kardashian, the insider's michael yo joins us from l.a. with more on that and rest of the news in entertainment. hello there michael. >> gone but not out is amy pascal the first casualty of sony a's e-mail scandal. we will break it right now down here's the insider in 60 seconds. >> do you want to kill kim jong un. >> totally. >> thank you for having us here. >> a vote of confidence from the the co stars of the interview were not enough to save pascal less than two months later she's out at sony

pictures as co-chairman but will remain as a producer. amy was at center of sony's unprecedented sign's tack in which racist e-mails were leaked targeting president obama. the also trending an update on whitney houston's daughter. >> how is bobbi kristina doing. >> reporter: as relatives gathered by her side bobbi kristina is in a medically induced comb a the man who found bobby's body was recently hit with felony drug charges. also trending, is there a kardashian cancellation? >> the show publicity for new season has been reportly shut down to avoid a addressing questions of bruce jener's rumored transition to becoming a women. the as chloe and boss, i have seen this kardashian machine up close and personal. if for them in the to be doing press, it is unheard of, chris and jessica, because to you. >> do you think they will stick to the no press. >> no, not at all. >> it is impossible.

>> their machine people chris and yes, sir contact, they are a machine they know how to get press and chris is master mind of publicity. you will see them all over the place. >> we will keep our eyes open, michael yo good to see you. you can see michael and insider crew tonight the and every week night at 7:30 right the here on cbs-3. count down is on for grammy award music's biges night takes place sunday right here on cbs-3 and host l.l. cool j tells "eyewitness news" it will be one entertaining show. >> it is for all generations and allal again ras. so if you are a music fan, thinks the the show to watch. whatever music you love, soul hip-hop, you love, pop, rock it the is all represented there in that night. it will be great. >> it will be so much fun. we will be here with you. beyonce, sam smith and ferrell williams have the most nominations this year each of them have six grammy nominations. this is happening sunday night, you can see all of the action right here on cbs-3

that starts at 8:00 p.m. and check out nominees, lot of them perform at cbs philly.com. >> very best of the award show out there, a lot have of fun. still to come in the next half an hour shoppers are on alert pickpockets at wegmans and other businessness south jersey. the suspects charge hundreds of dollars on victim credit card. we will tell what you to watch out for. texas murder trial is under hollywood spotlight trial begins foreman accused of murdering american snipper chris kyle, we wil

i'm chris may and here are breaking news stories for you. police say a student brought add least 16 packs of crack cocaine into mitchell elementary school in southwest philadelphia three, eight years old and a 13 year-old whom police say brought cocaine in the building were taken to the hospital as a precaution. well, two philadelphia police officers have been charge with assault after they were captured on surveillance video beating a man. victim suffered severe facial injuries, the the officers have been suspendedded with intent to dismiss. and in an arctic blast, ushering in very cold temperatures and strong wind yesterday's mild conditions are now just a memory. kate? and chris, it is hard to

believe we were in the mid 40's this time yesterday and now we're in the mid 20's a drastic drop indeed bitter wind chills tonight and into tomorrow morning, next stop tomorrow morning we will feel as if they are sub zero. frigid friday all across the board. saturday, a little break from the action not a bad day but then we are watching a storm system sunday into machine to bring rain, sleet, snow a little bit of everything but not a lot of anything perhaps. i's have latest details coming up. >> sound good kate, thanks very much. jury selection is underway foreman accuse of murdering the navy seal chris kyle. kyle, of course, subject of the american snipper movie, the country's number one film. the defendant's lawyer says that box office success could make it getting a fair trial here impossible. cbs news correspondent mark strauss man is in the courthouse. >> i have a a military age male. >> reporter: in american snipper navy seal chris kyle is portrayed as a hero who was kill by another veteran he was

tried to help. that man is 27 year-old eddie ray ralph, ralph's sister and her husband made the 911 call two years ago the day kyle and his friend, chad littlefield were murdered. >> my brother just came by here, he said he killed two guys, they went to the shooting range, he is all crazy. >> route. >> he was diagnosed with ptsd. >> post traumatic stress disorder. >> okay. >> likely defense strategy i think would be post traumatic stress disorder caused this person to act in a way that he temporarily was insane. >> reporter: chris kyle was a hero in texas long before the the film american snipper made him world famous. >> the thing that. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott declared this past monday chris kyle day. >> chris kyle, as you know is a leaning even. >> reporter: kyle's legendary stat news texas is one reason the defense has asked for a

change of venue in this case. a request the judge has so far denied. but given kyle's newly iconic hollywood image some wonder if there is any town in america where potential jurors are not formed an opinion about him or his a accused killer. mark straussman reporting from stevenville, texas. jury selection is expect to be quick. the trial could begin as early as next week. jordan launched new air strikes in the fight begins isis. they come after the militant killed a jordanian pilot by burning him to death in a cage. there is in word on whether today's targets were an iraq or syria. spokesperson for jordanian government says stepped up air strikes are just the beginning. meantime jordan's king abdullah met with the murdered pilot's family this morning. in washington a senate committee held hearing on president obama's effort to close the guantanamo bay detention facility. white house officials say terrorist used the facility as a propaganda tool to recruit

new members but republicans say they are more concerned about the threat pose by detainees who might be transferred or released in that facility shuts down. new 59:30 a warning for south jersey shoppers. police say pickpockets are out there and they want you to be on alert. carol erickson is live in mount laurel with more, carol. >> reporter: well, you know, to most of us, this looks like a purse. to a crook it looks like a bank. pickpockets should be renamed pick purses, especially after several successful hits on purses in south jersey including one, this week. taking a purse or what will fret a shopping cart, it is a low move and a low tech crime, but a profitable 1n january cherry hill police say this duo distract a wegmans shopper, made off with her credit card and charged over a thousand dollars on it. on monday in mount laurel centerton square shopping center wegmans a man took a what will fret a distract diner and then repeated the move at pannera bread

restaurant. his similar mo used on women with similar purse habits. >> they will swing their purses over their chairs while they eat. they won't zip the purse close. >> reporter: mount laurel police have a good idea who their lassus peck is and said they wouldn't be surprised at all if it turnout to be the same man picture twice on their facebook page from earlier centerton square credit card snatches. >> he looks very similar to the ones we had in november and december. it is an older gentlemen not a threatening person at all. you would not be uncomfortable standing next to him and might even know him. >> reporter: the pick purse crime is common enough that many women have wised up to the need to be as aware of their purse as the crooks are. >> with my purse you could stick your hand in there and take my wallet out because it doesn't close all the way but i always ahold it like this i just put my picket book in my lap. it is something i have done. i never felt comfortable leaving it on a chair. >> reporter: remember, it is not pockets it is purses they

are after. ladies keep purses close. these people doing this look ordinary, they move around the the area and they hit so fast you don't know it until the credit card bills start to come in. in the mount laurel police station, carol erickson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> carol, thanks for that heads up. take a good look at these surveillance photos. thirty he lease in mount laurel are searching for four suspects who stole electronics from the display tables at at&t store in nixon drive this happened sunday at 12:15. they grabbed about $3,000 worth of merchandise and ran out of the door towards dick's sporting goods. fcc chairman is propose to go regulate the internet like a utility, the goal to prevent internet service providers from blocking or slowing down web traffic allowing consumers to have equal access to contend. internet providers air begins that move saying it will lead to higher cost. pennsylvania governor tom wolf launching a new effort to

find cost savings in state government. governor establish the office of transformation, in video from the pennsylvania sat the light news services governor acknowledged that previous governors have tried this before. >> i think there is reasonable, a good reason for everybody to be skeptical because i think this is what a lot of governors say they will do. i think the thing with me is that i have done this in the private sector. >> governor wolf signed an executive order establishing that new office in harrisburg. we will start things off this commute here at 5:37 out in conshohocken right on the blue route, approaching broomall. the these are southbound lanes n real problems in the northbound lanes that you can see an accident situation there pushed over in the right-hand shoulder with police activity on the scene. only allowing three lanes to get by blocking out that shoulder causing a quite a bit of delay there. little bit worse on the vine street expressway identical

roadways heading westbound toward schuylkill expressway or i-95 is that you will see on the vine street expressway n new jersey we have an accident blocking the right-hand lane outside on the 42 freeway south bun on the ramp to 295 you can expect some delays there. heavy spot at this time of the commute. on philadelphia pike in marsh road another accident there and another delays on wilmington newark regional will rail line is having delays due to switching problems from newark delaware up into temple university and a additionally for septa regional rails all around here in philadelphia are dealing with delays due to signal problems. chris and jessica back over to you. >> jessica, thanks very much. still to come here on "eyewitness news" why more people may see what you post on twitter. >> it sign of the times a man so glued to his phone he missed an experience of a lifetime and in a bit of irony photo went viral. eagles cornerback carry

williams had an unconventional route in the nfl he will tell us about it when he has lunch with leslie kate. we're track a blast of cold eras temperatures really take a tumble tonight into tomorrow and then we will maryland rate for one day saturday before our next system comes through, rain sleet, snow maybe knicks of all three. i'll have latest details on that storm and we will check with our

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we know cary williams is an opinionated guy and sometimes it gets him in trouble. >> our leslie van arsdal sat down with him and found out about his road to the nfl and also about being a dad. >> reporter: in his two seasons with the eagles cary williams has been known to speak his mind but off the field it is all about being the best dad that he can be.

he says minute his dad was born, he became a different person. >> i would say i'm more selfish. i always think about myself before i thought about anybody else. now that she has been in my life for five years, she comes first, and seeing her smile seeing her happy, makes me happy. so when i'm getting at it greatest feeling in the world. >> reporter: his path was not conventional one. >> i went to three different high schools, didn't have too much attention going on big time colleges, i went to fordham university in new york and bronx. me and the coaches didn't see eye to eye and i did some things. this revoke my scholarship. >> reporter: from there he called the head coach at washburn. >> he welcomed me. he taught me some good things some of the negative things that came to me. it was good enough for the coach to take a chance, and he did, and he took the opportunity to draft me and in

2008, i was 229th pick. i didn't know what to do or say but one of the the greatest feelings in my life. >> his talent. >> i learned to juggle. i haven't done it since college. i might be rusty but i juggle every now and then for my daughter, she loves it. >> cary williams if you didn't know work as a direct tv installer when he was in college in order to pay his way through. >> coming up at 6:00 leslie will have latest on the the flyers as they return to the ice and another big honor from mo'ne davis. filming of the latest rocky movie is happening right now in philadelphia "eyewitness news" caught up with the cast and crew of creed on clear field street in kensington. it stars sylvester stallone, michael b jordan and felicia rashad so look for them around the city. far cry from yesterday, yesterday we check with our eyewitness weather watchers, we were seeing temperatures of 45 46 degrees and now take a

look at our map and we are hard pressed to find anything not in the 20's. i don't think we have one report here in the 30's here on the weather watcher map. lets start off with 25 with shawn kill any evesham township new jersey reporting clear skies and boy is it coal. lets head over to this cold report 20 degrees from john o'donnell from downingtown. 20 degrees right the now. it is cold windy. temperature is still falling. can't wait for spring. i'll tell you john i have been feeling the same way. once you get into february you think we can wrap this up anytime now. 27 degrees in this report. jimmies in philadelphia, looking at 27 and clear skies. the let's head down into delaware for our last weather watcher lisa kerrigan at 28 degrees. she's in wilmington her comment says brr feels like speak with that northwest win at 13 miles an hour. thanks as always to our weather watchers. it looks pretty outside but doesn't feel too great out and about in the city. look at that beautiful sunset. you can tell lately that these days are getting longer. that means spring is on the

horizon, there is hope in the air, we felt it yesterday to day in the so much. it feels like dead of winter. beautiful shot from sky cam three looking at over ben franklin bridge. lets look at storm scan three which is completely cleared in problems out there widen out to really big picture across the country. we will watch this moisture moving in the pacific northwest skate ago cross the country and could impact us later in the weekend. very complicated set up heading in to sunday and monday. we will get into that in a minute. first temperatures were dropping. we were in the 30's and now 26 in the airport. twenty-two in allentown. twelve in mount pocono. look at these numbers we are 20 degrees colder now then we were at this time yesterday. big, big drop but could be worse, it is 26 in philadelphia but it is 13 in chicago, 12 in buffalo, 11 in cleveland and 12 in wisconsin. i'll take 26 degrees if these are my other options. your future feels like temperatures take us down to zero or below by midnight and

staying in the single ding tonight to friday morning. allentown at 8:00 a.m. feeling like one below and tomorrow afternoon in the feeling much better than middle teens. lets look at timing on our next system. this is as it stand now, but it looks like light rain will arrive to start, coming up later sunday evening. overnight sunday night into monday rain will mix with light sleet and snow at times, we could see light mix into early monday and then by monday night our best chance for accumulating know snow as this gives it an enhancement a little bit. still not a big snowstorm for us, best chance will stay off to our north once again as the pattern has been all winter long. our future snow amounts any significant snow is off to the north, we are looking at generally light accumulations here in philadelphia and as you head really i80 north that is your best shot to get decent snow out of this. it could still change we are several days out, we will keep watching it and keep you posted. overnight tonight clear frigid with a wind chill near zero mostly sunny and

bitterly cold, high of just 29 degrees . here is your seven day forecast we are better on saturday 43. then sunday rain comes in and then mix light snow through the day monday, clearing it out tuesday and keep it chilly to next week. chris and jessica, back over to you. the pennsylvania ballet is putting the finishing touches on new performances. >> ♪ >> "eyewitness news" at miriam theater for dress rehearsal, ballet is preparing three performances, george balance even china's prod california sun, abe a third called shift to minor. performances are tonight through sunday. so, what would you do if your child misbehaved. >> a georgia barber came up with an idea and a lot of people have milk opinions on this but take a look. this is a ten year-old boy but his haircut makes him look older. barber calls it a george jefferson. barber russell fredrick who

works in snailville georgia 30 miles east of the atlanta came up with this idea and he gave his son a bad haircut because he was misbehaving. some of his customers love the idea. >> with my kid saw is that was the the way i chose to discipline him at the time. >> backlash corporal punishment and everything going on, kind of like taking the power away from parents. >> i think that is fitting, you know rather than them beating the kid and abusing them i'm sure he will behave himself right now. >> a lot of other people weighed in on line, horrified by this whole thing. fredrick says that three children have endured embarrassing haircuts in the past month. still ahead, if you often find yourself buried in your phone, this photo might get your attention. we will have story behind distracted whale

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when we bury our heads in our phones. >> yeah, erika knockland of our sister station in los angeles shows us the back splash. >> reporter: when was the last time you stopped to look... to really look and take in the moment. photographer eric smith feels none of douse that enough and he says his picture proves it. he was photographing a massive beautiful hump back whale and her calf feet from a sail boat. >> waits magnificent. >> reporter: later noticed the man in the background never looked up from his cell phone. >> through the course of five or six shots he never moved, and the whale was so close to the boat, i was like you must put the phone down and look. >> i cannot believe he didn't look at whale. >> reporter: of course smith then got on his cell phone and posted a pictures on instagram but the image quickly spread. >> this just touched a nerve, so, it has been around a world in the take and so it is quite

a remarkable experience. >> reporter: smith acknowledges that man may have been working on something important, but says that this image represents more than just him. >> this is in the about one guy on a boat it is a commentary on society today. >> reporter: he loves that we have the world at our fingertips and hopes his picture is a reminder or real life may be even more exciting. >> it is amazing, isn't it. that was erika knockland reporting. smith says he does president know who the man in that photo is but he is not looking for him. he too has been guilty of spending too much time on the smart phone. it is easy to to do but some people pay so much machine toy look for whales and right there. >> maybe it was a really important text message, who knows. >> maybe it was. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a developing story at a southwest philadelphia elementary school. students there have been hospitalized, after cocaine was brought to the school. we will tell you how much was found there and where some of it was hidden.

>> plus two police officers charged in the brutal beating of a man the cbs-3 iteam broke the the story and we have a live update. biting wind continue into the evening, overnight temperatures plunge. we have a wind chill advisory in effect to the north and then we will look ahead to the weekend storm, new information into the weather center, i'll have very latest with the the seven day forecast. plus pope francis will make a joint address to the the you had congress more on that historic speech and new details, about his visit. tonight, we're following a developing story, out of southwest philadelphia school, a 13 year-old, brings cocaine to the school and students are rush to the hospital. good evening to you i'm yes, sir contact dean. i'm's chris may. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been following this story throughout the day and he joins us live with more

now, david. >> reporter: chris, detectives are talking to that 13 year-old and his parents to try to find out the how he brought drugs to school. three, eight years old also involved. we know this is right across the street and there are several of the signs in this area near the school drug free school zone. police say these kid could have died. >> they could have died from them drugs, you know that is crazy. >> reporter: grandmother valerie says she's angry a 13 year-old brought crack cocaine in an elementary school and angry that a eight year-old sniffed the drug according to police. >> very shocking yes, it is. just terrible. >> reporter: other parents rushed their kid out of the school when they heard the news. >> i think it is wrong. nobody should do that. nobody should do that take care of your kid. >> reporter: detective were on scene after an eight year-old went to the front office. >> the child did the right thing and spoke to an administrator, information the administrator that another student had it and then we were able to take action. >> reporter: police say they