ce 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 a arrest

tonight accused of having sex with the student. allegations against mark, just surfaced, they come from 2008 when police alleged that he served then 17 year-old girl alcohol at his home in east goshen on at least three- cases. the two then allegedly had had sex. current students at coatsville say they are surprised by the allegations. >> he was a great teacher, from what i heard, the student loved him, he was always nice. never had anything toward you. he subbed for your classes or anything. he was a pleasant guy. >> reporter: coatsville superintendent has released a statement tonight saying mr. mr. was not permitond school property nor permitted access to any of our students. tonight authority in ocean county say no charges will be filed in connection with the posting of anti sematic tweets. social media posts upset many in lakewood township. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan spoke to community leaders. >> i'm very proud of who i am.

>> reporter: orthodox jewness lakewood township are trying to turn the other cheek after a series of anti sematic twitter posts aimed at that community. they want a teenage girl from neighboring jackson township posted a picture dressed in the nazi outfit. another post about bombing jews at a water ice stand and tweet from his separate account saying things about running over or blowing up jewness lakewood. >> even if it was a game or a joke, it is concerning that this has become humerus to teenagers living in the community. >> reporter: ocean county authorities looked into the tweets in mid-january and they determined there is no threat of actual harm and left discipline of any minors to the parents and school district. jackson school district confirmed receiving a report about one of their students, but won't comment on disciplinary actions. >> i have seen the tweets and pictures, and i realized it is a group of young children, but it is still, a little disturbing to be honest. >> reporter: twitter user who asked not to be identified brought public awareness to these tweets. he believes is there deep seated anti sematism that influenced young people

involved. >> people should grow up with and parents, and coaching somewhere. >> reporter: lakewood's mayor says, even though there is a high percentage, of jews here, in the community threats are very rare. any recent hate crimes. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". three people, two police office's monk them in the crash in frankford. this happened in the 13 -- in the 4700 block of large street. police suv collided with a car there while they were trying to pull another car over, that car, the police hit then hit another car. >> there was no pursuit this was just a police trying to do that job making a car stop and as a result of it unfortunately. >> well, in one was seriously injured in that crash, all were treated for minor injuries. the car that police were trying to stop, the first was eventually pulled over. have after an extremely cold day out there, there are

surprises in store for this weekend. the meteorologist kathy orr is live, with the first forecast, kathy. >> it will be a cold night but after that jessica our weather takes a turn a big turn, take a look at the high temperatures for the day. it was well below, average across the delaware valley. atlantic city 35. philadelphia is 10 degrees below the average of 42. only 32 wilmington the same trenton 30. allentown made it to 27. right now in the city we're sitting at 30. sixteen in the poconos. seventeen in reading. the and 31 degrees in wilmington, dover and millville. it feels colder though. the basically in the 20's. reading feels like 18 poconos feels like five with wind about ten to 15 miles an hour. temperatures will slowly fall off during the evening hours but look at those wind chills 22 in 11:00. twenty-one at 9:00. by 11:00 we are back in the teens. coming up on good news. the the clouds will stick around but temperatures will surge to around 50. what does this mean for our

next storm. we will see rain, maybe some snow i'll break it town with the seven day forecast when i join you inside with some good news on the horizon. >> all right kathy thank you. there are new developments in the fire department's sex scandal, there is word that the women at the center of that investigation may be discipline. the the cbs-3 iteam broke the story. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter says the the fire union is raising questions about why it took the fire department so long to investigate. >> there is some evidence within the ig's report that indicate that the department was aware of a potential issue and took no action, as far as, at least early 2014 and potentially much further back then that. >> reporter: fire union president joe shuly claims fire department officials were aware of allegations of on duty sex a among male members and a female employee, long before they commissioned an inspector general's investigation. that ig's report, now leading to disciplinary action against

seven male members. >> two bat tall beyond chiefs one captain, one lieutenant one fire service paramedic and two fire fighters. >> reporter: shuly says one member was disciplined for on duty sexual contact, eight others cited in the report, won't face any reprimand but union leader says he is very upset that the female member who filed an eeoc complaint could now face discipline herself. >> i have spoken to her several times. she's getting through it. but it is a tough time for sure. >> we are still doing investigations and everything else and we will have no comment until all of the proper processes have been done. >> reporter: city officials and the female members attorneys, decline comment but the union claims, that the the city's refusal to hand over the full ig's report shows it may be trying to hide larger systemic failures, by disciplining lower ranking members. >> you cannot have have

systemic problems in failures of an administration and then say we will blame a few of these guys for systemic problems. >> reporter: administrative hearings to determine what if any, penalties the seven discipline members could face are expected to begin within the next two weeks. at fire headquarters, walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, an fire put this ambulance out of service in olde city. medic unit was returning from jefferson hospital when it happened. there was in patient at the the ambulance at the time, paramedics were not harmed. well, flames ripped through a house in gala way township atlantic county today. chopper three was over that scene as smoke poured from the house on crestview avenue. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that the house partially collapsed. there were no injuries the the cause of the fire is under investigation. maybe you have planned on doing your taxes this weekend well, if you are using turbo tax you may have more headache then usual. >> people love turbo tax the the tax software giant has put a halt to filing state returns right now.

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins us with the details now, jim. >> reporter: that is right chris this move comes after inn to it, maker of turbo tax in several states saw an increase in suspicious filings and attempts by criminals to use stolen information to file fraudulent state returns and claim tax returns. the company ace there has been no security breach of the system but instead it believes personal information was stolen elsewhere and that information was then used to file returns on turbo tax. new there have have in the been any issues with federal returns possibly, because the the internal revenue service has stronger fraud detection policies in place. the most victims found out that the fraudulent return was submitted in their name, when they received a rejection notice after filing their returns. now all of this started to unfold yesterday. while you can still use turbo tax the the company will file the state returns when it is temporary suspension is lifted, chris and jessica. >> good head up there, thank you. many people have been going red today to raise awareness for heart difficult ease in women.

>> i had a cardiac arrest in my sleep. >> coming up story of one woman who suffered a heart attack at 35 years old. >> also ahead , some south philadelphia elementary school students took a swing at getting health toy day, we will tell you who you this program its working to promote healthy lifestyle in kids. kathy? >> my favorite sport we love that. we are going to be experiencing a winter warm up, it is not going to last long but it will move in this weekend before our next storm we will talk about that with the seven day coming up. and the flyers could be getting their best defenseman back on the ice leslie van arsdal has details coming up in sports.

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seemingly, healthy would man. >> i love the national wear red day. >> reporter: stephanie austin is all about red having survived a heart attack when she was just 35 years old. >> it was tremendously scary. i when from the best shape in my life to the worst shape of my life overnight. >> reporter: stephanie, 41 main line mom of four always active but involved with sports. she was asleep when she had a heart attack. her husband, who is a doctor, got a call. >> i was dying in my sleep. the phone call woke him. he was there to hear me take what would have been my last breath. >> reporter: cpr saved her life. then diagnosis with a writ me a and now has pacemaker and defribillator. she had a family history of heart disease she never knew about a young aunt died. >> all my mother knew she died of a broken heart. >> reporter: now stephanie is educate would go man about heart disease to know warning signs that can be subtle. >> women in particular do in the realize heart disease is number one killing error all

woman. they don't necessity it will kill one in three women. they don't appreciate how empowered, we can be. we don't have to be sitting back and accept this. >> reporter: now go red for women campaign encouraging woman to know their numbers, cholesterol, blood pressure, and glucose. keeping them in good shape along with the healthy diet and exercise can reduce even prevent, heart disease. we have a lot more information on all of this, from the american heart association, cbs philly.com, click on health, and i will have that information on my facebook page and twitter. how about stephanie. >> incredible. >> what a story. >> it is empowering yourself with that information. >> you've got to know. >> yes. >> stephanie, thanks. >> fitness was the on the agenda at saint gabriel's school in south philadelphia toy day. independent blue cross foundation brought in its health futures initiative to the school, lisa ramon from the philadelphia freedoms tennis team hosting a clinic for fourth graders there. clinic went over basics of tennis, always good to know.

item fat sized an importance of a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: if your neighborhood court isn't still snowed over you might be able to get out and play if you bundle up. >> i will get out there and put the the nets up myself. >> there you go. >> we will be in for a really nice weekend. the storminess will hold off until late sunday into monday. lets get right to it. lets take a look outside where we want the snow and we will be getting snow with the next storm. jack frost big boulder looking good, cold temperatures, good snow making weather as temperatures warm over the course of the weekend, feel a little bit warm like spring skiing and that can be a fun thing. let look at storm can three because we have a partly cloudy sky and we have storminess to the north associated with a front that will try to make it in the delaware valley but, i don't know very questionable whether it will get this far south or not at this point. eyewitness weather watchers are saying wow, what a morning it was with frigid temperatures. we have rebounded fairly nicely. you can see 20's and 30's

across the region. high temperature today basically in the 30's. you can see jerry in king of prussia, 37. margot says 33. thirty-two in rich bored reported by frank. scott in hightstown 31. not a huge range in temperature. clementon david is reporting 38. john in delaware is seeing 31. ocean city 33. even to the south temperatures fairly uniform and breezy conditions. take a look even in the city of philadelphia the temperatures still sitting at the 30 degrees. we will fall off slowly tonight. temperatures staying steady or slowly rising, with the influence of southerly wind. that is good news. our air will be coming from the south, raleigh-durham 38. charleston south carolina sitting at 44. this will be our weather for thomas we get in the 40's. we will watch this front to the north slowly sag toward northeastern, pennsylvania. during the day on saturday we're in the 40's. mix of cloud and sun. that is comfortable. then by sunday instead of the front coming all the way down

in philadelphia, it gets stuck just to the north of the poconos, so we will stay under the influence of high pressure. that means southerly wind get stronger, our suburbs will see 40's to the north but some 50's in philadelphia and areas to the south. then all eyes on this area of low pressure. we will keep a careful eye on it. it looks like it is over philadelphia, meaning light rain for us light sunday into monday. mix to the north. but a slight shift in this area of low pressure could mean more rain or more snow even for philadelphia and suburbs. as it stand right now relevant i monday morning rain arrives, monday rain, freezing rain and sleet to the north and west. monday night we could have a brief period of snow. that is still questionable, how much cold air gets in. to the north and west we could see icing sleet freezing rain and that is always a concern, monday afternoon through trenton northern and western suburbs and then as we head toward lehigh valley. couple hundreds of an inch and north through the poconos. overnight mostly cloudy.

not as cold. temperatures steady or slowly rising with these southerly wind. during the day tomorrow milk of clouds and sun. temperatures in the the 40's if you like that, you'll love this, to get by sunday we're talking about 50 degrees in philadelphia milder to the south. little cooler as we go toward the the north near that front. increasing cloud. sunday looking like a dry day. monday rain moves n wintry mix to the north. temperatures 32. in the wake of the system it gets cold, tuesday windy but clearing, 37. thirty-seven with sunshine on wednesday. thursday some flurries and 33. by friday it is frigid again the high temperature only 23 degrees. so weekend will be a little bit of the tease. we want to remind you though that we want to keep you in the know all weekend so make sure you down load our cbs-3 philly weather app, track raid are air or alerts and free and available itunes and google play. our weekend team carol just

continue will keep you updated on this storm. not over just yet. it hasn't really developed. i will be here sunday night with justin if anything changes we will be first to let you know but this is a sticky situation. that low tracks a little further south we get snow. >> so enjoy nice weather while it last. >> yes. >> thanks, kathy. 6:19. we are still having problems out on 422 from an earlier accident right around first avenue. it is an accident eastbound lanes and it seems like they have accident scene under control. police activity on the scene and crew there. kind of sweeping out that debris from the left hand shoulder and left-hand lane. we had right-hand shoulder getting by and new we have two lanes opened. that is good for right now. otherwise on i-95 around cottman avenue you can see typical delay right now, ongoing construction taking out that right lane. southbound toward center city where we are seeing most of the volume and brake lights. out in new jersey in monday

retownship mall aga road and carriage drive an accident pushed over at hudson avenue right into the shoulder. take blue bell road to get on, by for the time being. otherwise in wilmington delaware fox wood road and over land avenue another crash there push in the shoulder and currently problems the schuylkill expressway heavy doing better on the blue route north bound, chris and jessica, back over to you. the "cbs evening news" is coming your way next. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> this evening isis claims another american hostage is did. our correspondent are in the region with the latest. plus we're tracking storms bringing flood to the west and snow to the east, and steve hartman on the road, with an extraordinary mother and child reunion, all of that tonight on the "cbs evening

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sixers on the road in boston taking on the celtics. celtics trying for their their straight win but sixers trying avoid an eight game road losing streak. michael carter williams is out for tonight's game. eight months ago kimmo timonen was not sure if he will ever play again after being diagnosed with blood clots in his lower right leg and lungs. that come back started this morning as he skated by himself at the flyers practice facility in voorhees. so how did he feel afterwards. >> a little tired but really excited at the same time. you know like i said it is a long process in the last six or eight months and i was looking forward to this day and it was a long time we didn't think it would be here but it is finally here. >> fun day today. i hung out with students from the key valley middle school for 39th annual keith valley challenge. these eighth grade students have raised over $50,000 for

make a wish foundation and students will be playing in the overnight floor hockey marathon for the cause. it is 39 years the school has raised more than $900,000, pretty impressive. well, pen pen on the road tonight taking on cornell, busy weekend for quakers taking on columbia tomorrow night. well, dustin johnson is back on tour making shot of the day yesterday at farmers insurance opened, only on the fourth hole, puts it in the cup from 160 yards a war for the eagles. you can see the open, right the here on cbs-3 this weekend. >> if only it were that easy yes. >> get out there and play. >> we will be watching. this weekend thanks very much. >> we will be right

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>> pelley: tonight, isis claims another american hostage is dead. but the terroristsay they're not responsible for the killing of kayla mueller. we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a winter storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good