ter: jessica, even beyond the mayor police commissioner fellow officers, there were quite simply neighbors and resident who have come here for the viewing for this murdered officer. when a police officer like robert wilson the third is killed in the line of duty it tears at very heart and fabric of the city and right now sadness is focused at this west philadelphia funeral home as viewing moves forward. escorted by a motorcycle, drill team honor guard family members arrived hugging outside of the viewing as a silent blue line of police, paid tribute to murdered officer robert wilson the third. >> it just takes time to heel. there are in word that can instantly take away the pain that they feel right new. >> reporter: wilson was gunned down march 5th by 2 accused killers inside a north philadelphia game stop store where the officer had gone to buy a present for one of his two young sons who had just turned ten on monday.

>> leaving two young boys, behind. 110 years old that has nod had enough time with his dad but a one year-old who will never really have memories of him and that is tragic. >> reporter: eagles coach chip kelly brought a special autographed football for the little boys. as topo lease commanders and city officials were joined by local resident who just wanted to say how sorry they were. >> we need people like him, in the community, protecting us, that was here for the community. >> reporter: message from fellow officers and from the community as they passed the officer's patrol car now sitting silent you gave your life protecting us you will never be forgotten. >> i just said to his grandmother she just gained 7,000 additional family members. >> reporter: fraternal order of police president john mcnesby says long after lights and camera is gone the the department and city will be here for this family. commissioner ramsey saying

this is eighth funeral of the officer he has attended since taking office back in 2007. the viewing will continue this evening. another viewing at 7:00 tomorrow, filled by a funeral. tonight the sadness for this city focused here as the the city says good bye. live from west philadelphia, i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a second viewing and a funeral will be held tomorrow morning at palestra on south 33rd street. that viewing will happen at a 7:00 o'clock, the funeral will be held at 10:00 o'clock. the officer wilson will be buried at fern wood cemetery in lansdowne. well, developing news right now chopper three is over a house fire on barlow avenue in woodbury heights, gloucester county. flames were shooting through the roof when fire fighters arrived on the scene right around 5:00 o'clock today. there are in reports of any injuries at this scene, they are investigating the cause of that fire. well, tonight we have an eye on the storm once again, it is expected to bring a substantial amount of rain as we kick off the weekend.

meteorologist kathy orr live on the sky deck with the timing here, the kathy? right now chris, we're still seeing the cloud rain is getting closer and it will be here late tonight. take a look at storm scan three, this is a very large storm that encompasses many states. the the rain keeping into baltimore, washington and already soaking rain in pittsburgh. it is in our near future. about the midnight hour we will see rain moving n flood watches and warnings posted all the way up to the closest is central pennsylvania we have a freezing rain advisory in east affect for poconos for a glaze of ice early tomorrow morning. as temperatures are cold there before they warm up. future weather shows cloud thickening up rain moves in around midnight and falls heavier at times through tomorrow morning and then continues through the day time. this is what we expect about an inch of rain in many locations, keeping an eye on uponning and area road and poor drainage flooding.

temperatures will be mild in the 50's. so coming up we will talk about when the rain moves out and is what in store for second half of the weekend and milder stretch ahead in the seven day forecast. i will see you later in the broadcast good thank you very much. if you would like to track tomorrow's rain on your own down load the cbs philly weather app. we have live radar plus weather alerts when they are issued. it is free and available on both itunes and google play. well, search is underway for a suspect who shot and killed a man while he was walking his dog. it happened in the 6400 block of wood crest avenue in overbrook. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the neighborhood tonight where, they are a little bit on edge, understandably so, steve. >> reporter: chris philadelphia police say whoever did this fired a single shot killing all at once a community leader, a husband, and a father. well tonight police wonder why no possessions were taken from this scene, while neighbors wonder how this could happen in their quiet

community. >> it is a horrible thing to have happen. >> reporter: janet says she's not tortured by hearing gun shots that killed her neighbor and dog walking buddy but those few seconds of silence right after that she cannot forget. >> no yelling, no dogs barking, no cars, you know, skid ago way or anything. so it was just totally quiet. >> reporter: it happen just a few feet from his window police say 51 year-old james stallman was shortly walking his dog 8:30. that was his routine. wow take his young daughter and dog on a knightley walk around the neighborhood. that night he was stop in the 6400 block of wood crest. >> unknown individual came up to him, shot him one time, and we believe fled on foot from that location. >> reporter: he was rush to the hospital and pronounced dead. philadelphia police captain james clark says detective are

not ruling out anything but motive may not be simple. >> he still has wallet on him and cash. right now it does not appear to be robbery. >> it could not have happened to a nicer guy. >> reporter: she calls her neighbor friendly warm, man who would volunteer to clean local park or shovel snow, which is why she says it makes so little sense that he is gone. >> i don't know, everybody is really really upset about this. it just doesn't happen around here on this street. >> reporter: as you can see now neighbors started a memorial at the scene. philadelphia police captain james clark says this was one night that stallman left his daughter at home and says it was just too late and too dark to be out. captain clark said it may have saved her life as well. fill will a police now gathering and sorting through surveillance video hoping to track down whoever would shoot a man just walking his dog in this neighborhood. reporting live from overbrook, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the the widow of the man fatally shot the by police

during a traffic stop, in bridgeton is suing the the city for more than a million-dollar. jerome reid's death was captured on police dash cam video december 30th. the federal lawsuit names as defendants, not only the city government but the the two police officers involve, their chief and the cumberland county prosecutor. the widow said the officers violated her husband's right to be free from seizure and excessive use of of force. that shooting is under investigation. well, a doylestown man tonight is a accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside a montgomery township tanning salon. marshall gibson is under arrest and charged with rape and other crimes. investigators released this surveillance photo of a man they believed to be gibson inside of that salon back on february 25th. the victim claims that gibson kissed and grabbed her inside a tanning room. when she resisted, he pulled out a knife, held to it her throat and sexually assaulted her.

prosecutors a say that gibson has confessed. a big relief for a philadelphia mother, her little boy is back home tonight, after he was kidnaped overnight. take a look at four year-old yandell rosario and his mother walking in to their home in fair hill. police say this little boy was kidnaped by his mother's companion staying at the house. detectives say that they found the boy and suspect a few blocks away. >> what man takes a child that is not yours that is not a man that is being sick. you have kids have of your own why would you take my kid for. don't nationaller what you you are going through now have light to take somebody's kid that is not yours. >> the suspect, 35 year-old carlos manual lebron junior is in police custody. it is unknown why he allegedly took that child. it is a major setback, bankruptcy judge has belong florida developer glenn straub from buying atlantic city's closed revel casino. today judge gloria burns said that she does not have the jurisdiction to a have prove

an 82 million-dollar sale. she said several aspects remain on appeal. straub will now submit a motion asking burns to reconsider. 2.4 billion dollars casino hotel shut down in september. well, a local woman was given a grim prognosis after suffering a life changing injury but she never gave up. >> it is a long road but quitting, won't speed it up. >> still ahead tonight the at 6:00 how her a amazing recovery from a traumatic brain jurist giving new hope to other patients. plus, tomorrow is pie day, not the dessert but the number, it is the once in a central occurring and we will show you how local kid are celebrating, kathy. >> 314, i get it. look at storm scan three we have a saturday soaker rain is closer it will be here late tonight and wait until you see what comes next? we will have that with the

seven day. plus college basketball action a head and selection sunday including a heart breaker for lasalle. man many believe chip kelly would love to have as his starting quarterback is in atlantic city tonight. we

tonight, do you need something fast? banks are not the only place you can get one. on your side jim donovan explains how more and more people are using an alternative to banks in order to blow money. that is tonight at -- bureau money, tonight the at 11:00. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, there is growing awareness and concern about traumatic brain injuries, we see 1.7 million a year in the you had. >> today brain injury patients their families and doctors gathered in philadelphia our health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on how many were inspired by one woman in particular. >> wait until you need candac e, brain injuries we hear about them with athletes and concussions. they can cause devastating life long problems. well one chester county woman who has had a remarkable recovery is now working to help others. candace gannett the is training for marathon and swimming running and biking.

it was on a routine ride ten years ago where see was in a accident that left her with a severe traumatic brain injury. >> they had very little hope that i would recover. >> reporter: her family was told if she lived she would probably have severe limitations. >> to remove a piece of her skull. >> reporter: penn neurosurgeon shawn shane grady, said quick treatment gets part of the credit. >> we don't know to be honest with you why she has had such a traumatic recovery and others have not. >> reporter: doctor grady a says while there are many unknowns with the brain research has led to a number of important advances. many were shared at this mind your brain conference at penn, which was coordinated by cand.a.ce. >> it is a mission annexation to connect resources and brain injury survivors. there is a gap between you are in patient rehabilitation, and your a ability to get help outside of that environment. >> reporter: she says after the initial treatment she had trouble finding help with things like memory, this

conference is aim at making those connections. >> quite frankly for us to hear what we could do better. >> reporter: you are in training now for marathon. >> yes report she's 57 now and still competing. do you feel lucky. >> i do, i feel blessed that i have a second chance. >> reporter: what a second chance. now she told me recovering from her brain injury was a long, difficult journey she wants people to know though that there is hepp and help, for patients struggling with neurologic issues. we have more on all of that for you at cbs philly.com, click on help. we will also put it on facebook and twitter. >> to have her not just walking but talking coordinating. >> what a second chance, right. >> wow. >> all right stephanie thanks very much. a developer of a hotel conn owe project in philadelphia will incorporate some music history into that project. "eyewitness news" at the kimmel center where we have learn new details about the the the sl s international hotel and residence.

the sound of philadelphia, pioneered by kenny gamble and leon huff will serve as a loose inspiration for the interior design, and that makes sense. the building, which was home of the sound of the philadelphia, will be demolished to make way for the project. some students, got an early start to celebrating pie day, "eyewitness news" at william meredith elementary school in south philadelphia. students who ruled off the longest sequence of numbers got to pie a teacher or student of their choice. tomorrow's date march 14th, match three is .14 the short number for pie, the date is particularly exciting for many because the digits in the year 2015 line up with the next two digits of pie, that would be, one-five. >> um-hmm. i had a's like to get the kathy orr with one of those pies, just a quick one, just once. >> would i never do that. >> if i cannot recite pie, 3.1415. >> we need to google that i

think. >> she would win that contest. >> yes, she would. >> what is going on today. >> well guys, we have lot of warm moist air moving our way. take a look at storm scan three. i added on ocean water contours because you can see yellow orange and red, warming ocean and a all this moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico. so in the only moisture loaded but also, a mild system to contend with which, that is good if you are going to have rain it might as well be warm. that is got news with this. eyewitness weather watchers are saying it is cool out there before the storm moves in. temperatures in the 40's across the region and you can see down through south jersey, mantua temperature of 48 degrees. cat i reporting in a wind out of the southwest at 4 miles an hour in win known she says dampness starting to set n air chilly, bird are hiding and a it feels like rain. also if you have any aches and pains they tend to come out now when barometric pressure is falling. the lets go to the southeastern suburbs here.

gary reporting in a temperature of 42 degrees in landingberg and in delaware 41 degrees reported in new castle county. john says in glass go it is 41 with a southeasterly wind. on the you the side we are looking at temperatures that are on the chilly side at jack frost big boulder. we want it in the mountains. you pennsylvania may have a little will freezing drizzle come tomorrow morning before temperatures warm up, with the the precipitation. that is moving n right now in philadelphia it is 46. 43 degrees in allentown. thirty-five in the poconos. 41 degrees in dover. some warmth to the south as advertised, and atlanta a in the 40's. birmingham in the the 50's. charleston in the 60's. we have that warmth that will be moving our way tomorrow with rain, and warmth temperatures in the 50's. by saturday in the wake of the storm, it turns wind which northwesterly breezes gusting to 30 miles an hour. temperatures in the 40's, approaching 50 degrees and then you can see on saturday, when the rain moves on in. now tonight right around midnight we will see rain moving on in, falling heavier

at times early saturday morning and through at least midday period. tomorrow morning at 7:00a in m look at this some pockets of heavier rain and you have seen it in the dark green and then yellows popping up during the day, noon still seeing heavy rain becoming more showers late in the day toward evening so by tomorrow night you may need umbrella or just dodging a few drops. sunday morning looking good and we have plenty of sunshine windy conditions. as far as accumulating rain when we look at computer models an inch of rain nil if a that is what we expect every where. overnight rain moves n low 40. high tomorrow going for 57. rain tapers off tomorrow night. of course, we have philadelphia st. patrick's day parade that will be breezy on sunday but partly sunny, high of 50. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast take a look, 51 degrees on sunday monday 57 tuesday for st. patrick's day 52. turning chillier after that gang.

>> okay, then. >> chillier is relative though compared to what we have been experiencing. we will take it. >> kathy thanks. >> you bet. 6:20. still problems on i-95. we have had an incident right around betsy ross bridge in the southbound lanes. you can see ambulance activity on the scene now as well. in addition to the the police officers there due to an earlier subsequent. that is not really where we are seeing mess of the delay and problem. just something to watch out for. in the northbound lanes you can see more jams there. outside on the schuylkill expressway we have come to count on this at city avenue in the westbound lanes headed toward king of prussia area completely at a stand still. out in kensington we're still dealing with that bus stuck in one of those sing holes on east ontario street and c street. take allegheny avenue or east tioga a street to get on by that scene. on i-95 north bound at route 452 another accident pushed over into the right lane, block ago this out. stay there

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well, compared to the last few you days, it was one dull friday the 13th. eagles fans got a chance to take a deep breath things pretty quiet at the novacare complex. one man shipped out of town, nick foles, was introduced to the media today in st. louis. he said he enjoyed his time in philadelphia and was surprised by the trade but he is happy to be a ram. >> definitely a new you start but i will continue to be me. i think being the best quarterback you can be is just being who you are. i'm excited to get to know my teammates and get to know the locker room. >> many eagles fans think chip kelly covets or would have preferred to be his new quarterback marcus mariota is in the area today. he is in atlantic city accepting the maxwell award as college player of the year. mariota says he still talks to

his former college coach, but doesn't necessity what he will do. >> it will come down to whatever they want to do. i'm in the sure what coach kelly wants to do, i haven't talk to him about it. he has been more of amen for for me if i needed to talk to him about anything, that is the person which go to. >> madness ramping up, conference tournament time and what a tough one for lasalle. they led by 18 points in the first half but with time winding down, in the game, davidson tyler hits the game winner at the buzzer. lasalle loses a heart breaker 67-66. the temple owls taking on memphis and owls looking good, nice lay in by will cummings you see him driving to the hoop. and then good defense by temple steel by josh brown and then cummings with the finish. he had 21 points, temple beat memphis 80-75. phillies taking on the

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