. across the the nation there have been at least 150 measles cases in 14 states and many are linked to the disney out break. >> it is a little bit disturbing that people have decided this to the vaccinate their children or themselves and that these diseases air loud to spread in the community. >> reporter: near chicago five babies at a kindercare learning center has measles ten more exposed. babies usually are not vaccinated until they are a year-old so they are vulnerable kindercare has announced it will require vaccinations for all staff members, nationwide, who work with babies less than 15 months old. >> i feel sorry for parents with their kid right now. >> reporter: is there a measles case in ohio where parents are urged to make sure that they are children have been vaccinated. >> i just think it is important to have all of the vaccinations. i'm trying to keep our kid safe at all cost. >> reporter: new jersey baby has recovered, the health department tells me out of been abundance of caution resident in the building with are this baby lived were

notified of a potential measles exposure. for the montgomery county case we don't that have kind of information at this point. we don't know if the 15 year-old was out in the community, or at school, who else, may have been exposed. now we should also say measles is not dangerous for people who have been vaccinated most people have been vaccinatedded. it is, however, extremely contagious for those who have not been vaccinated. we will have an update at 6:00 o'clock. >> a lot we don't know but important to get this information out there, stephanie, thanks very much. well, new at 5:00 o'clock tonight the a disturbing find on social media police are investigating a a series of anti submit particular twitter posts in a story unfolding in lakewood township ocean county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live with the details cleve. >> reporter: well, anti sematic posts on twitter surfaced aimed at lakewood.

officials don't believe anyone is in danger but people are disturb by what they have seen. some orthodox jews are upset after becoming aware of anti sematic twitter post about lakewood n1 a teenage girl posted a picture in nazi outfit. another post about bombing jews at a water ice stand and there is tweeting from separate account saying things about running over or blowing up jewness lakewood. >> it is frightening it is scary, and never once in the neighborhood where your next-door neighbors are writing post about driving around, lakewood and killing people. >> reporter: ocean county sheriff office looked in the tweets in mid-july and said there is in threat of harm and left discipline of any minors involve to parents and the school district. jackson school district confirmed receiving a report about one of their students but won't comment on any disciplinary actions. >> it was very disturbing but i didn't view it as a threat. >> reporter: lakewood mayor albert ackerman said even though his town has high percentage of jewish residents threats are rare and he cannot

remember any recent hate crimes. he spoke with the jackson mayor and school administration about the tweets. >> the conversation was just about the healing process for the girl and her family and the relationship between the the communities and how we can make things better. >> reporter: twitter user who did not the want to be identified brought public awareness and questioned whos influencing the girl in the nazi outfit. >> whether it is people she grew up with or for her parents, or somewhere. >> it it does i want a million-dollar too who cares. >> reporter: authorities say when assessing a threat, they look add mind set and means of the people making those threats and they say here it looks like it is just word n lakewood i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve thank you. developing right now three people are injured including two philadelphia police officers after a crash in frankford. a police suv collided with

another vehicle will when officers tried to pull over a car in the 4700 block of large street. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at temple university hospital where those officers were taken, steve. >> reporter: jessica, those officers transported near good condition, treated for minor injuries in, a crash that really worried police but ended up appearing a whole lot worse then it was. >> it happened really quick that is what we have, two police officers went to temple hospital and they are in good condition. they are in stable condition. >> reporter: good news from a chaotic scene, civilian and two police officers hurt in this wreck in the 4700 block of large street. the here's what police say happened. friday around noon time two officers in this vehicle will were attempting to make a traffic stop when they struck this white sedan. that car then traveled a short distance and created a crash you see on the screen. third vehicle originally being persued was eventually pulled over. the occupant were questioned,

investigated, and then released. those two officers and one civilian all transported to local hospitals and treated for minor injuries. captain johnnies labeling it an unfortunate accident. >> there was no pursuit with the the police trying to do their job out here making a car stop and sometimes this is the result of it unfortunately. >> reporter: no word on what the original traffic violation was but philadelphia police are telling me that no criminal charges will be resulting from the crash. reporting live from temple university hospital, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve, thanks very much. well chilly breezy out there today but we're in store for a winter warm up. "eyewitness news" in camden, tonight where construction workers had to bundle up against the chill. don't worry, things will be feeling a whole lot different pretty soon. meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on what is in store kathy. >> chris, it is not soon enough we're talking about

temperatures that are fairly told with a little bit of a a wind but as you mentioned it will be changing soon. look at these morning lows, in philadelphia we were bottoming out in the teens but look at poconos zero. reading six. trenton 11. the at atlantic city 12. wilmington 12. fill at low is 14 degrees. we have come a long way throughout the afternoon and philadelphia, it three is one. same in atlantic city. thirty-two in wilmington but only 17 in the poconos. it feels colder. wind right now about ten to 15 miles an hour making it feel like the the 20's for most of the region. allentown 16. poconos just six. throughout the evening hours if you are stepping outside tonight temperatures will slowly fall through the the 20's, but look at those wind chills, 22 at 7:00 p.m. by 9:00, 21. by 11:00 looking at feels like temperature of 19. the the good news is we will be on the rise. cloud will be moving in as we will stick around for a while

but how about a temperature surge to 50. yeah 50 degrees. the plus our next storm brings rain. it looks like on monday and it could end up as snow. we will talk about that later in the broadcast when i join you inside but think warm thoughts. >> we will be doing that, kathy, thank you. right now philadelphia police are on a manhunt after a deadly shooting overnight. police found more than a dozen shell casings on the the 1400 block of south paxson street in king sessing. they say that the 51 year-old male victim was shot multiple times and robbery could have been the motive here. police are looking for two men seen running from the scene. police in hamilton township, new jersey want residents to be aware of the burglary suspect shown in this sketch. they say the suspect posts as a a utility work tore distract residents. a second suspect enters the residents, steals items while the first suspect occupies the victim. if you recognize this person call police. this ambulance now out of services after catching fire overnight in olde city.

medic unit was returning from jefferson hospital when the unit caught fire there was not a patient. the paramedics were not the hurt. there are major new developments in the sex scandal at the philadelphia fire department, a story first report by the cbs-3 iteam. there is word that the woman at the center of the investigation may, in fact be discipline. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter is in northern liberties with new information he learned today, walt. >> reporter: well, chris, for the first time since we revealed the existence of this investigation, more than a week ago, fire union officials are talking about the extent of the din mini action, against fire department mens and those union officials are openly criticizing the department for how it is handling the investigation. >> seven of our mens have been accused of disciplinary violations, based on the inspector general's. >> reporter: report fire union president joe shuly revealed

for the first time the the number and ranks of fire department members now facing discipline, following an inspector general's investigation into allegations of sexual activity, while on duty. in firehousees and at least one fire vehicle. among male members and a feast mail employee. >> two bat tall beyond chiefs one captain, one lieutenant, one fire service paramedic and two fire fighters. >> reporter: while only one was accused of actual sexual contact in a firehouse, eight others cited in the ig's report won't be discipline at all. shuly and the union upset the to learn that the feast mail member who filed an eeoc complaint could also face discipline. >> given the department's treatment of her from the minute that this became apparent, we are concerned that there will be a revictim says. >> reporter: shuly says the female member, whose attorneys have not responded to our request for comment is badly shaken after he says she was

threatened and coerced by department officials into first reporting the allegations. >> i have spoken to her several times and she's getting through it but it is a tough time for her for sure. >> we are still doing investigations and everything else but we will have no comment until the proper processes are done. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, what did fire officials here know and when did they know it? the the union says that they were aware of allegations long before the inspector general began investigating. we will have that story when we join you at 6:00. live from fire department headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a water main break makes a mess in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. this hat happened at westbound. some turned into water. crews are working to get things back to normal. at least one person was taken to the hospital after this crash. chopper three over the scene this morning on the northbound lanes of i-95 near cottman

avenue. we know at least two vehicles were involved in the accident but the causes unknown. a local teacher is arrested, still to come here on "eyewitness news", we've got new details about the man accused of having a sexual relationship with the student we're live. the pope makes headlines again for his stance on a surprising issue, what he says about spanking children. plus... >> ♪ >> getting ready for grammys weak go behind the scenes and see biggest names in music when "eyewitness news" continues.

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welcome back. in chester county tonight a teacher is under arrest and accused of having a sexual relationship with a student. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in west chester with the details now todd. >> reporter: hey chris, knit that teacher has been charged when endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors. police hearsay that the teacher had sex with the student six years ago but she only came forward last month and now today that teacher has been suspended with the intent to dismiss. coatsville high school english teacher mark, served the 17 year-old alcohol in his east goshen home on three- cases and then had sex. no one answered the door at his home friday afternoon, police say that the the 35 year-old also had sex with the girl at his parent's home, in west brandywine township.

the west town east goshen regional police department indicates at fair happened in june of 2008. current students at coatsville tell me they were taken by license of his arrest. >> he was a great teacher. students loved him. he was always nice. never had anything bad for you. when he subbed for your class he was pleasant guy. >> reporter: he has work at the the district since 2007 was also a sportswriter. he noted that he had written three sports related books and was a former sports reporter for a local newspaper. district sent out a paper, which in part says, mr. whose stet letter has been notified he is not permitted on school property nor permitted access to any of our students. police here also say that the 35 year-old, teacher also coached the jv boys basketball team at west chester east high school, and when i asked law enforcement the as to why the former student waited until now to come forward they just told me that she said that it

felt like now was the right time. reporting live tonight in west chester todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. as bobbi kristina brown fights for her life in an atlanta hospital, her family gets the in to a brawl at a nearby hotel. police say a relative of her father singer bobby brown, hit another relative in the head with a bottle early this morning. it is not clear how that fight started, but the the daughter of whitney houston has been in a medically induced coma since saturday after the 21 year-old was found face down in a bathtub in her home. pope francis says it is okay to spank your children. during his local address from the vatican the the pope says spanking is an acceptable for of punishment as long as dignity is maintain. during that same speech he talked about the role of families in the family outlining traits of a good father. he said fathers forgive but can correct with firmness while not discouraging the child. delays lot of conversation a, about the the pope's

remarks, today and we'd like to hear from you. let us know your thoughts on line, on facebook, or twitter, and make sure to use that hash tag cbs philly chat. still ahead here on "eyewitness news" heart breaking allegations a family orchestrates the kidnapping of a six year-old boy, and they say, it was all to teach him a lesson. now they are facing, criminal charges. leslie? well, flyers could soon get some much needed help on defense, kimmo timonen back on the ice in voorhees after a very long layoff, we will hear from him coming up in

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you know, i said to a lot of people today, i just can't get warm. i had like four people say that to me. then you said surge to go 50 gentlemen mark. >> yeah. >> so is there hope for us yet. >> we will take that question mark out. >> okay. >> i will tell you it will be 50 this weekend. >> when, this weekend okay we will take that. >> yes, we are talking about our next storm bringing in the rain. the timing is different. some of us will see a mix maybe a little will snow at the even. lets take a look outside to the place where we definitely haven't seen much snow, center city philadelphia looking across the bridge. it is a beautiful city. we have not had much at all 5 inches this winter. um-hmm. not enough. to the poconos, we will will go, or i should say down the shore where it is a beautiful afternoon. little bit of the chill but still looking pretty, the the

sunsetting, and we're looking a head to milder days. our live neighborhood network shows us the temperatures for today the dover air force base we are getting to 36 degrees. below average. we will take it. atlantic city airport in pamona 35. valley forge at the middle school 33. in williamstown at oak knoll elementary school 32 degrees. normal high this time of the year are in the lower 40's. this is a bit below average. we are looking at, though some clouds, rolling through, temperatures will actually, steady or slowly rising overnight, and then that will set the stage for a milder day tomorrow. right now in the city we have 31. thirty-one millville. thirty-two in wilmington. seventeen in the poconos. our weather will be coming from the south, that is the good news so tomorrow, we will get in the 40's, and then, by sunday, we will touch 50 degrees, in many locations. we will be watching this front, slowly sagging to the south and it won't dominate our weather though. high pressure will bring us a southeasterly wind partly cloudy sky. so not a good sunny day but temperatures will be

comfortable in the 40's and then we will watch our next storm system ride along that front. right now, it looks as though, booth the time this front and this low makes tonight to the delaware valley its really won't be until sunday night into monday. so right the now sunday looks like a dry day and then a mild day because we're south of that front. then by monday we will see the low. it looks like it will track over philadelphia. that would mean the snow line to the north in new york and new england. we will see light rain in philadelphia temperatures in the 40's. as the system moving away, possibly ending as light snow but it would be very minor in philadelphia that is the way it looks right now. significant snow up through new york. moderate snow along the new york border with pennsylvania, new jersey. then light snow throughout allah even town and philadelphia a coding, to an inch to the north, and that would be just about it. so, right now it is looking dire for snow in philadelphia overnight the low temperature 24 degrees. during the day tomorrow 44. temperatures surging with a mix of clouds and sun and southeasterly wind.

three day forecast looking g saturday 44. sunday a great day to be outside. we will have some sun and some clouds and it will be terrific. by monday we will see light rain moving in. a mix to the north. possibly ending as a little bit of snow. but we will keep an eye on. that in the meantime next half an hour kate will have have more on the extended forecast, when it turns back to winter and gets cold again, we will

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sixers on the road taking on the celtics in boston. sixers won three straight games at home and celtics looking to match a season best third straight win. flyers have a few days after last night's loss to the islanders. two to nothing in the second period and then gave up two goals in less than two minutes toward the end of the period the game goes into a shoot-out. and howell wins it for islanders right there.

islanders win three-two. kimmo timonen is coming back. today he was back on the ice in voorhees with general manager ron hextall looking: he was skating and preparing for a return to the team. the flyers probably won't make the playoffs so is it possible, he could be dealt to a contender at the deadline. >> no, no, let's get back to that issue down the the road. i haven't really thought about that. i just want to get in shape and hopefully play a game and what happens happens, but i cannot really tell you anything else. >> just so good to see him back. >> yes. >> looking good. >> yes. >> will leslie thanks very much. all new next at 5:00 new details in the story first broken by the iteam. two philadelphia police officers are charged with brutality. see the shocking video that shows the confrontation. plus, they have no idea what they have done. it is outside boundaries of law. a lesson in stranger

danger goes too far, why a family orchestrated kidnapping of their six year-old boy ape terrorized him for hours. and then coming up at 6:00 you may have problems using one of the nation's biggest do it yourself tax filing services. we will tell you why turbo taxis temporarily stopping its state filing.

i'm chris may. we are following breaking news at 5:30. is there a suspect case of measles in delaware county. the the patient is a 15

year-old, self isolating at home. this is as we learn of another suspect case involving a one year-old in jersey city, new jersey. three people injured including two philadelphia police officers including this crash in frankford. a police suv collided with another vehicle when officers tried to pull over a car in the 4700 block of large street. one officer is being treated at temple hospital. and some orthodox jews very upset tonight over anti sematic twitter posts that came out of lakewood, new jersey. police say that a teenager who made those posts will not be charged though because there was no actual threat of harm. kate? and chris, it was a cold friday today but things are getting better as we head through tonight and you will like the temperatures this weekend. temperatures surged a a have above average for saturday and sunday but then we will track another storm arriving sunday night into monday. rain, threat of ice and possibly a little bit of snow. we will break that down coming up. then it does turn colder again behind that system and perhaps

another big blast of cold, late next week. i will have details with the seven day coming up, jessica. >> thank you. now 59:30 new reaction to charges against two philadelphia police officers after a confrontation that left a philadelphia man battered and bruised. cbs-3 first broke this story on "eyewitness news" and reporter math rivers is live at police headquarters with what we have learned today math math. >> reporter: jessica, one day after those police officers were charged in for their role in this particular assault city officials and law enforcement officials doubled down on a message of zero tolerance. >> dozens were promoted friday as new detectives, suggests, lieutenants, man in charge of them all commissioner charles ramsey, urged them to both enforce and follow the law. >> hopefully it is a message to anyone else who thinks they can abuse peoples right and getaway witt. >> reporter: he brought up the beating of njjee riveria who was allegedly assaulted by these two police officers,

kevin robinson and shawn mcknight night, events capture by surveillance camera. it remains difficult to watch. you are able to see the the two officers attack the victim after he failed to pull over during a traffic stop. they throw throw him against the the wall and beat him for a while. >> hear audio and hear him go down in pain screaming and then police come over and start beating him. >> reporter: district attorney seth williams brought charges against the officer and spoke to cbs-3 this morning to explain why. >> to be sure that philadelphians recognize we have a same standard for everyone, rich or poor, blacks or white. >> reporter: back in the graduation commissioner ramsey expressed gratitude and admiration for a fine group of officers. he said actions of officer robinson and mcknight night were isolated. >> as long as it taints the entire department but it is not a reflection of the entire department. >> the district attorney did confirm to "eyewitness news"

that his office will be reexamining cases, that these two police officers were involved in. we're live outside of police headquarters, matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thanks very much. there is some breaking news just into "eyewitness news" tonight, chopper three is live over a nasty crash in monroe township, new jersey. we're told that three vehicles are involved here, and it happened a short time ago at west mallaga road and carriage drive. there is one of the three cars, that you see, in your picture in monroe township. no word yet on any yours, but we will keep you posted on the situation right there. well investigators have released new information about that deadly plane crash in taiwan. they now say that both engines on this trans asia flight lost power, just before the plane clipped a bridge, and then crashed into a river on wednesday. investigators believe that the the pilots may have shut off away one of the engines after the the first failed. divers pulled four additional bodies out of the water and that brings the death toll now to 35, 15 people did manage to

survive, eight others remained missing. an outrageous lesson on stranger danger in in missouri. police say a six year-old boy was lured, terrorized for hours, and in an attempt to prove a point. the boy's mother, grandmother and aunt, were all charged for orchestrating this plot. police say that the stranger in this hoax was the aunt's co work shore waited for the child after school, and then lured him into his pickup truck. >> boy start in immediately crying when told he will never see his mother again. he will never see his house. the and then when he doesn't stop crying he shows him a gun. >> authorities say that little boy was blindfolded and driven to a home where his aunt allegedly continued this terror. all four adults were charged with kidnapping and the boy's mother was also charged with child neglect. >> unbelievable. well, biggest names in broadcast news is fighting for his reputation. >> nbc knightley news anchor brian williams says he changed the facts of an iraq war story

he covered back in 2003 and new we have learned nbc is conducting an internal investigation. cbs news correspondent jeff glure takes a look please welcome tim turpack and brian williams. >> reporter: last friday night it was a tribute to a solder who brian williams credits with saving his life during the invasion of iraq. >> when helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit the by an rpg. our traveling nbc news team was rescued surrounded and kept alive by an arm or platoon from the u.s. army third infantry. >> reporter: very quickly williams tail was disputed by soldiers themselves is, one of them was david luke a flight engineer who said he took part in the in mission. >> if somebody on the outside wants to embellish what they did or didn't do we know what really happened. >> reporter: attacks on williams credibility mounted, on wednesday he acknowledged a error. >> i want to apologize, i said i was traveling in the aircraft hit by rpg fire, i was instead in a following

aircraft. >> reporter: this is how williams originally reported the incident in 2003. >> the plane ahead of us was almost blown out of the sky, that hole was made by a rocket propelled grenade. >> reporter: peter is media editor at new york times. >> at his core what brian williams is is a journalist and he is supposed to be reporting the truth. now he has come out and said for years he has been telling a story that was essentially false. that really deals a blow to his credibility before the viewing public. >> reporter: jeff glure cbs news, new york. >> all of this has led to new questions about williams account of his hurricane katrina experience n a a 2006 interview williams said he witnessed a body floating by in the french quarter but new orleans health official says that remained largely dry in that area. new developments in the hack of anthem, the second largest health insurer. company is warning consumers about pfishing scam e-mails

targeting its customers or even people it insured in the past. the scam e-mail looked like they come from anthem but they are actually phony. the warning comes after the revolution hackers accessed the record of 80 milan them customers including names, social security numbers and, e-mail addresses. we have a very busy friday, so far at 5:37. we will start off right now in bensalem on woodhaven road where there is a accident with police activity on the scene here in the northbound lanes right headed towards bristol pike. so taking out part of the right-hand lane for the the ramp from bristol pike and center lane, allowing only one lane to get by in the northbound lanes causing quite a bit of delay right there. elsewhere on 422, right here near first after new is there crews on the scene here. the most of the accident seems to be under control and clean up out of the way but several crew members on the the scene here trying to sweep up some road debris just a few minutes ago after taking out left hand shoulder, part of the let hand lane right-hand shoulder getting by in the eastbound lanes on 422.

a few accidents to talk about as well. one in lower gwynedd on route 309 southbound pass norristown road and spring house as well and rest of the majors slam dunk schuylkill expressway from the the blue route to the vine street expressway, a 34 minute trip. over 40 minutes on 95 from woodhaven road into the vine street expressway, if you are heading southbound. got news is we have no problems for mass transit, september, new jersey transit and patco speed line all running on time with no reported delays, chris and jessica, back over to you. well, we're expecting a star stutted show on grammy night, still to come here on the broadcast an exclusive sneak peak behind the scenes before sunday's big show. and some of them have fur, some of them don't, so how do you keep animals at the zoo warm in these frigid temperatures, we will show you coming up, kate. >> this weekend won't be quite as frigid good news, we will see temperatures rise toward the 50-degree mark but then we're tracking threat for rain potentially freezing rain and even a lit built of snow perhaps early next week.

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preparations are well underway for 57th annual grammy award. >> some of the biggest names in music are getting ready for exciting collaborations entertainment correspondent susan marquez has more from the staples center in l.a. >> reporter: stage is being set for the biggest night in music. and this years match ups at the grammys are drumming up some buzz.

>> ♪ >> reporter: lady gaga and tony bennet are performing from their jazz album. >> we are excited, we're proud for nomination and we're having a good time. >> reporter: veteran annie lennox and new comer are teaming up on stage. >> i think he is the kind of singer. i am exited to see what comes out of him. >> she's an absolutely legend and huge honor to be singing with him. >> reporter: first time nominee ariana grande and ferrell williams. he is nominated for both production and performance categories. l.l. cool j returns as host for the fourth year in a row with his own predictions for the big show. >> we know it will be a lot of fun. rehand kanye west and paul mccartney will be great. there is also some huge surprises, so, it will be great. >> reporter: beyonce has already broken the record as the the most nominated female

artist in grammy history. susan marquez, cbs news, los angeles. so who will walk away with a coveted golden grammys? you can find out live this unday at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. well, it started off fridge think friday but temperatures not all that bad now and getting better throughout the weekend. lets check with our weather watch tours see how many people we can check in with on this friday evening. we will start with ron rust until riverside. 30 degrees there. thirty-two north and west of the city willow grove. barbara lane at 27 degrees at the moment. we are looking at 20's from the northwest suburbs. frank is in richboro reporting 28 degrees. down in delaware we have 30's at board. thirty in glass co. the this is john dell, reporting again 30. we're seeing still some 20's across portions of new jersey alex is at 28 degrees. we want to show you briefly we have nice pictures of the beautiful sunset.

this is from williamstown, new jersey and look at those gorgeous colors. pastel painting out there great shot of the sunset. we got a great shot of the sunset from chopper three. take a look at this, chopper three was over gloucester county when this was happening. just a fantastic view of that sun sinking below the horizon. boy, i just love. that it looks like something out of movie, gorgeous shot from chopper three. it seems like these days are lasting longer, a lot of people comment this week it just seems like the light is lasting longer, spring is around the corner. we have just moved out of the darkest quad of the year and now things are starting to get better, the daylight is increasing what a great shot there. storm scan three showing not much out there. we are looking at generally clearing skies across the area tonight. it will be another chilly night but no where near as colas last night. we're not talking about teens zero level wind chills we're talking about temperatures pretty seasonal throughout the overnight hours. it is 31 in philadelphia. still chilly in allentown at

the 25 where is there snow pack. the mount pocono at 17, and reading sitting at 27. lets move ahead in time and talk about the weekend. tomorrow is a dry day. watch as this snow develops and watch where it goes right to the area that doesn't need anymore, new england vermont new hampshire, so many of these areas had feet of snow on the ground they are looking to get another 12 to 18 inches throughout the weekend and next week. this misses us to the north. a few cloud on saturday. stays north on sunday. most of the day sunday now looks dry as this system has shifted so far north we will in the see precipitation. if we get any sun temperatures in some spots could easily rise in the 50's. and then watch what happens sunday into monday. we have rain. also some cooling that will move in at the the surface on machine and this pinkies a threat for freezing rain sleet, mix here and then end as a brief period of snow. lets take a look at these ice amounts for north and western suburbs. it the is during the day

monday. the these areas could see light ice amounts and that could lead to slick traveling during monday midday in the afternoon hours. watch that in the north and western part of the region. early monday morning those rain showers arrive. watch for freezing rain and sleet during the day monday. it could even as a brief period of snow monday night but we are not expecting much if any accumulation here in philadelphia. overnight tonight mainly cloudy. not as cold. twenty-four is the the low. tomorrow looks nice for a february saturday i'll take it. forty-four with a mix of cloud and sun. your seven day forecast increasing cloud mild gannon sunday. light rain and then that mix to the north on monday, cooler tuesday and wednesday but take a look at friday friday into next week even valentines day weekend looks bitterly cold once again. we will send it back to you at the desk. what we always remind to you bring your pets inside when it is cold out there. >> how is the philadelphia zoo managing to keep animals comfortable in these frigid temperatures. reporter john mcdevitt from kyw news radio takes an inside

look. >> reporter: some species can adore the cold weather like polar bears, they were stretching out by the outdoor pool. the the penguins were looking content too doing what penguins do. the the leopard found in northeast asia can stand frigid temperatures but despite that emma decided to enjoy on the slab of foe rock in her outdoor space that has a heating element inside. jason bellies the zoo curator. >> big cat fall has heated rocks for leopard, jaguars and heated cave. the otters themselves have heated pool so the pool stays nice like a hot tub, sauna. >> reporter: water in the giant river otters outdoor pool is warm to resemble waters of the south america. the four, seven month-old lion cubs ventured outside when their keepers sprayed a treat of milk through the fence. mom kept a watchful eye. dad stain i had side. >> some keeper give many their

choice with they will go inside outside or splash around in the heated pool. john mcdevitt kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that sound nice. >> living in the lap of luxury there. still ahead a case of forbidden love makes its way to the stage. >> ♪ >> in today's eye on the arts, hear from the star of opera philadelphia's oscar. that is next.

♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance?

me too... we're practically twins! in eye on the arts tonight, opera philadelphia opens its production of oscar story of the 19th century writer oscar we will. >> as pat ciarrocchi tells us it is a provocative story of a forbidden love that brings avonal list to the opera stage in a way that has never been done before. >> reporter: oscar wild was toast of the literary world as a play wright until a scandalous love affair with a man, ruined his reputation, and destroyed his private life. >> ♪ >> reporter: david dab

qualifications is oscar. >> this is about a human story, human rights, and about how this man was treated, for gross indecency, which means homosexual man. >> reporter: in this east coast premiere oscar is written for daniels and his voice, which is strikingly high pitched. >> i'm could a counter tenor easiest way to describe it ace male alto, very high voice, not unusual in pop singing you heard it from michael jackson. >> reporter: oscar turns on the story of his gay love affair with a young dancer name lord alfred douglass. he was known as bowsy portrayed by read, deplow, who dances only, does not sing. >> there is a whole other element, to what i have to say as an actor and a dancer for being on stage and not having to speak. >> reporter: for daniels the role is powerful permanently. >> i'm a openly gay man in love with a gay man on stage playing a gay man oscar wild. so this was i'm used to being

in love with cleopatra but dialogue is getting better then it used to and people are feeling more comfortable with coming out, it is still horrible out there. the hate crimes. >> reporter: daniels says that is why oscar's message, need to be heard. opera philadelphia's oscar at the contacted my of music through february the 15th, for more, go to the arts in philly.org. pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". beautiful. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 we are following breaking health news. measles out break may have spread to our area we have details on the investigation underway in montgomery county. plus there is outrage in a new jersey community tonight thanks to a offensive tweets and photos that were posted by teenagers. kathy? in weather we're talking about some surprises for the weekend, temperatures will sore, and then another storm makes its way in to the delaware valley, full details,

coming up. >> i went from the best shape of my life to the worst shape of my life, overnight. >> reporter: it is national wear red day to raise awareness for heart disease in women, the the amazing story of a woman who had a heart attack in her sleep at a very early age. message she has for other women. breaking news at 6:00 o'clock. is there measles in montgomery county? right now health officials are investigating what they called a possible case. well, good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. lets get the right to health reporter stephanie stahl in the satellite center with break developments, stephanie. >> reporter: that is right montgomery county health officials say tests need to be done in order to confirm if this was a case of measles. the here's what we know so far. the the patient is a 15 year-old boy been evaluated ape specimens are being delivered to the state health public laboratory. health officials tell us the patient is self isolating at home under guidance of the

health department until the lab work is complete. we do not know if the teen was vaccinated for measles or if there is any link to the out break on the west coast. meantime in new jersey, health officials there are investigating a suspect case of the virus in a one year-old baby in new jersey city. that child has in the been vaccinated, he is too young, health department says that the child has recovered but as a precaution, residents in the building where the baby lived were notified of a possible exposure. now with the montgomery county case, we don't necessity where this 15 year-old has been, who he may have exposed in the community or at school. measles is not dangerous for people who have been vaccinated, only those who have been not. in the sat center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stephanie, thank you. a as we continue to dig in the story, remember get the latest information anytime on our web site just go to cbs philly.com for details on the measles out break. well coatsville high school english teacher and coach is under