move out the cold, will move back in. good afternoon i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. lets get to meteorologist kathy orr with more on the storms and cold right behind them. >> thinks still a very active weather situation. this is the picture from 95 just past academy road in northeast philadelphia. look at the camera shaking. visibility is poor because rain is falling really heavily in this particular area and this rain is moving up that i-95 corridor toward trenton as we speak. i can't believe how hard this is shaking. i think we are gusting to 40 maybe 50 miles an hour with this cell. take it on storm scan three and you can see line moving north east, bright yellow and orange there it the is in northeast philadelphia, passing through city on its way to trenton in a line through chelten ham extending down through burlington county, new jersey and here is the the cell. we are talking about rain rates higher then half inch an hour abington to the north of cheltenham cinnaminson moving up i-95 corridor in bensalem and levittown and trenton along route one and

i-95. that is our very latest active weather on storm scan three. lets look at these peak wind gusts, this was unbelievable at 3:00 o'clock line of heavy rain and gusty thunderstorms moved through. some thunder but mainly gusty wind. 71 miles an hour gust peaked in philadelphia, 55 in allentown, 52 in trenton. 409's in new castle and reading. the marry bet sent in this picture from bethlehem. this treat completely broken off its trunk in the front yard and it looks like it just miss ed or hit the roof and hood of that car. owe damaging wind the big threat with these storms and through the evening we will have some lingering heavy rain. wind not expected to be as strong but look at the the temperatures, falling very quickly. fifty-six in philadelphia. fifty-two in reading. already 40's in the poconos. we are going way down tonight. temperatures will fall, 30 degrees from their daytime highs. more on that coming up later in the broadcast jessica but this was quite an afternoon. >> a lot of change, kathy thank you. track weather with our

meteorologist just sit down and down load cbs philly weather app. we have live radar and so much more. ites free and it is available on itunes and google play. developing right now in south jersey, two homes at risk of being destroyed as the land literally falls apart. today engineers an "s" ised the risk and those homeowners were told they had to go. thinks a all happening on east front treat in florence township burlington county. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at the scene with these new developments, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, no exact timetable when the the families will, being prohibited from being in their homes any longer but we know family that lives to my left in this house are gone for the night. they are not coming back. they told us before they left that this is just a heart breaking situation. >> this is our home. we have put a lot of effort into it. i have put love in this house. >> reporter: lynn and chris owe odell are afraid their home is sleeping away. after heavier rain caused more erosion to their crumbling

backyard, the the local officials decided wednesday they have to leave. >> i have the the potential when we walk away, we could be walking away for good and losing everything. >> reporter: florence township has several experts look at the erosion and determine both the odell's house and one next door could sink down advancing cliff. >> right now at this point in time the engineer is saying this is a imminent danger. i don't think he can say within hours but it could be days but when lives are in stake you don't take any chances. >> reporter: odell's say it started two years ago and with each storm it grew worse. they say florence township gave some indication they would try to help but burlington county says the the problem is the property owner a's responsibilities. then this monday more rain and erosion exposed a pipe gushing water. the county capped the pipe but there is no game plan for remedying the situation. odells are certain is there more than mother nature but feeling vindicated doesn't make possibly losing their home any easier. >> my grand kid love it here.

all of the pictures. it is just, you know, it is overwhelming. >> it is overwhelming. >> it the is overwhelming. >> reporter: the 30 minutes ago chris odell toll me they are allowed to go back into get things as they need it. they have not gotten that cut off date when they can in longer go in. as for determining who is responsible for this, burlington county says they are going through record to find out if perhaps there was some other contributing factors beside just the drainage system that is associated with this county roadway. right now they say there is no exact cause for why this erosion happened. we're live from florence township, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. no evacuations were needed at philadelphia police headquarters today but smokey conditions were reported inside the detention area at one point. we are told no prisoners were affect but as a precaution no new prisoners will be brought there for now. authorities are working to figure out a cause. new at 5:00 o'clock

disturbing video authorities are investigating a beating on board a septa subway. police say students were involved in that attack. our matt rivers is at septa headquarters in center city with new details now matt. >> reporter: chris that security camera footage came from the spring garden subway stop and septa police officers described that footage as both horrifying and brutal and because of that we're going to warn our viewers that some video you are about to see could be taken as disturbing. this is video from a septa security camera, rolling around 3:15 p.m. yesterday at the spring garden subway stop along the broad street line. it start calmy enough and then chaos, one of the students, swings at another and full scale brawl erupts on the platform with multiple groups of students fighting all over the the area as other people waiting for train look on terrified. it goes on for some time, a fight that police suspect was planned in advance by the

teenagers involved. >> it is an outrageous event. this is a so dangerous it is not even funny. we have operating trains down there. there are passengers waiting for the train. >> reporter: you can see how close one student came to being hit by a train. here he is after falling on to the the track only to get backup and moment later that same student can be seen, stumping on another victim. teenager involve here are believed to be from nearby ben franklin high school. the philadelphia school district is helping with the investigation. >> what we have seen is a brutal violent attack that could have have ended up with the loss of life really. >> reporter: despite how bad this video looks no serious injuries were reported and no one filed any complaints with the police. you cane police arrive on the platform after the fight had wrapped up and suspect got on the train and got away. the septa police tell us they have identified at least two of the victims in this case and hope to interview those two interviews real soon and

after that they say it should only be a matter on have time before they identify the suspects in this case and arrest them. we are live outside septa headquarters, math the math rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thanks very much. the power is now back on to both homes and businessness wayne, delaware county that were left in the dark following that underground cable that caught fire and triggered an explosion. the force of that blast blew out storefront windows and certainly rattled nerves on north wayne avenue monday night but no one was hurt. peco continues to investigate exactly what cause that had cable to ignite. a tragic accident has claim a life of the philadelphia parking authority worker. police tell us another worker accidentally hit 60 year-old jeffery bayers, while backing up a tow truck in the south philadelphia lot this morning. the the ppa the tweet that had bayers was a great employee, a proud husband and father of three. no charges are expected to be filed. the fbi need your help

catching a serial bank robber who has repeat thely struck a most unlikely target. look the the at the man in the surveillance video. police say a he targeted police and fire federal credit union in the 7600 block of city avenue, three times twice in july, once in october, after every time the suspect escaped on foot. >> just hoping we can generate tips by people seeing the pictures from the bank surveillance cameras and can call in a tip on this guy. >> reporter: fbi is now offering a $10,000 reward. we've got some breaking news right now a federal judge in philadelphia has approved a potential one will beyond dollar plan to resolve thousands of nfl concussion lawsuits. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from the the sat center with these late break goatee tails todd. >> reporter: chris, this is pretty big but still won't put an even to the lawsuits filed against the nfl. here's what happened. a federal judge in philadelphia a approved a settlement to resolve thousands of nfl concussion

lawsuits. the league has been troubled for years by complaints that it hid risk of repeated concussion toss players. as part of the deal the nfl may never to have reveal what it the new about the risk and treatment of concussions but here's what it could cover. it could cost $1 billion over 65 years. it will help estimate 6,000 of 20,000 retired players who are expected to suffer from dementia. the average pay out per retired player is $190,000, but at ward could reach between one and 5 million for players diagnosed in their 30's and 40's with early on set dementia or death. cbs-3's sports director beasley reese, a former nfl player is a plaintiff in the lawsuit and president of the philadelphia nfl alumni association and i spoke with my collogue moment ago. >> i'm happy with the settlement. i believe that it is fair. no player want this money. if you get this money, you

have serious cognitive issues, dimension, al s alzheimer's. >> the the nfl released a statement a short while ago and read in part today's decision powerfully under scores that fairness and propriety of the historic settlement, as a result of the settlement retirees and their families will be eligible for prompt substantial benefits, and will avoid years of costly litigation. however, about 200 nfl retirees or their families have reject this settlement and plan to sue the league individually. they include family of junior seau, the popular middle linebacker, who killed himself after suffering from brain trauma reporting live todd quinones for cbs one "eyewitness news". still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a bucks county man is killed in the house fire. fire fighters say he was trap partly because there was so much stuff inside that home. what would you do in this situation, a man in a wheelchair falls on to train

tracks and reaction of people nearby is all caught on camera. anticipation is growing as great britain awaits a new royal baby still to come we will tell you how businesses are there are hoping to cash in. we will

vatican is adding another stop to pope francis itinerary when he visits philadelphia in september. they now confirm that the pope will visit cuba before he a arrives in the u.s., no other details are available though. pope francis is credited with helping u.s. and cuba

reestablish diplomatic relations. that trip could be a way for francis to push the process forward. daring rescue on washington d.c. subway system after a man falls on the tracks. surveillance video he shows that man falling face first yesterday afternoon. you can see two other passengers jump down to pull the man an his wheelchair back on to the platform. there weren't any trains nearby, but officials say that the men were only 2 feet away from the electrified rail. spring is in the air taxes are behind us, so now is a good time to spruce up our budget or at least put one on paper for the year ahead. >> three on your side, consumer reporter jim donovan explains. >> reporter: just like spring cleaning for rest of your home april is a good time to clean up a household budget. with tax season behind us, money is on the mind of many americans especially those who received a refund. don't let that influx of cash, throw a spending and saving plan off course.

instead, take the opportunity to review that plan, to make sure it still fits current needs. this includes revisiting all of the basics, credit card.com recommend evaluating all income calculating expenses, identifying a places where you can cut back and making sure there is enough left over to stash in an emergency fund. america saves campaign of the consumer federation of america, recommend using a digital tool luke a smart phone app or spread sheet to keep track of spending over the course of the few months toe exactly where your money is going and lock into a plan. they also recommend looking for areas that can be trim in order to free up more cash to pay down high interest debt. while cleaning up a budget from day to day expenses, don't forget to make room for longer term financial goals such as retirement or funding college. >> makes a big difference when you write it down. >> reporter: no one writes their budget down. >> i to. >> good for you.

>> see. >> you don't. >> now you are encouraging me. >> exactly. >> now we know. >> my pleasure. businessness britain are looking to cash in on the impending birth of the royal family duchess of cambridge set to give birth the any day now. once the child arrives, they are expect to fly off store shelves everything from plates earrings, t-shirts, total sales topping $1 billion. >> get that baby here, let's go. an eye opening look at just how little sugar it can take to cause heart disease. >> that is still ahead on "eyewitness news". plus. >> coming up i'm james palmer find out what this man plans to do saturday at pen relays. he is one of the fastest men in the world for his age. >> james breaking a sweat out there. bullet hell tells the story, we will tell what you one man did after just getting fed up with his computer. we will be right back.

kathy just used the word shocking when it comes to this cold behind us. >> not what we wanted to hear, kathy. >> i mean tomorrow morning will be shocking. if you went into work this morning and had to come out this afternoon it was a bit of the shock because we started off quite warm. temperatures made it in the 70's today. look at observation at bottom of the screen courtesy of our eyewitness weather watchers. temperatures are some

20 degrees cooler then what they were earlier this afternoon. outside we just ended with showers in ocean city, still a few lingering sprinkles but heavy rain has moved north in atlantic county and also along, lbi. so it is raining heavily there. i see brightening skies in the background but the board quiet for now. storm scan three you can see rain lifting north and east and heavier band making their way in the line from trenton through toms river and that will continue on the northeast wardly track. lets zoom in. you can see right near trenton that heavier band of rain, north on 295 also extending eastward toward robbins villain toward ocean and monmouth counties we are seeing rain. still heavy rain in levittown to the north and west along route one and we will continue to see this lift north. our skies slowly clear before sunset. down the shore long beach island seeing on rain but look at barnegat light, very heavy rain along one some showers and further west, one more wave of consistent rain.

the the high temperature in philadelphia is 72. by 4:00 p.m. 58. 5:00 o'clock temperature 56. and continuing, to tumble, during the evening. we are going to fall some 30 degrees, from those high temperatures, come tomorrow morning. right now 56 in philadelphia, 46 in the poconos. sixty-one in in millville. 52 degrees being reported in reading. the in the wake of the powerful front, it stays pretty windy. difference in pressure between our storm moving away and fair weather high pressure is create ago this pressure gradient for us. the highs will be in the 50's with the wind, it will feel like march not almost may, and then friday, temperatures some 10 degrees below average still and wind will continue to blow out of the northwest. by saturday we will moderate somewhat as high pressure drops to the south, we will get in the return flow, with more southerly southeasterly wind and we will make it in the 60's, but it is a cool spell across the delaware valley. wait until you see these morning lows. these are impressive.

tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. philadelphia at 39. thirty-three in allentown. frost in the poconos. then we will go through the day tomorrow but more interested in friday morning because it is already even colder, 28 in the poconos 33 in allentown even in philadelphia 37 degrees, friday morning. that is a little bit of the winter rewind before we move forward toward the month of may. unbelievable. overnight, we will be seeing clearing skies chilly, low temperature between 38 and 41 in the city and suburbs. the thursday partly sunny windy, cooler high of 55. wind gusting to 30 miles an hour. as we break down the day tomorrow in the morning 8:00 o'clock, noon slowly rising through 40's in the 50's but look at that wind it continues by 5:00 o'clock 54 and then by the evening the temperature is 49. on the three day forecast we will keep it cool, thursday and friday, bitter for your saturday, high of 61. that is very latest from the weather center, we will be back with more on the weekend

weather. but for now we will

well penn relays roll around this weekend and is there one man no doubt defying the odds. >> no doubt, "eyewitness news" reporter, james palmer, found a man with record speed james. >> reporter: we know relays are oldest track and field meet in the country and feature fastest athletes around. this weekend a south philadelphia man will compete in the relays and is one of the fastest men in the world for his age. george scott was born in south philadelphia little under a century ago and now at 94 years old, he is training in warminster to run the 100-meter dash at penn relays. >> i never thought i would be doing something like this.

i remember jesse owens and different others that ran and became world famous. >> reporter: scott still plays basketball regularly and playness pick up games with men less than half his age. >> basketball is great. >> reporter: scott credits basketball and dancing as reasons he remain so youthful. he started running track a couple years ago at 88 when he met his friend and trainer dave, who convinced him to run his first race six years ago. >> he told me i should get involved with the track and field, and i said, i haven't done that since the tenth grade. >> scottie wasn't convinced he was a runner but i said you've got to run. he not only wins the the race but he beats 80, 89 guys by 25-yard. >> reporter: after one year of racing competitively scott's career took off, at the age of 89. >> 2010, we did both the senior games and the the keystone games and i wound up

with 15 gold medals and two silver. >> for his age group now he is on the lower even of the 90's, 94 next year will be 95, there is nobody in the world that will match his time at 95. george scott isn't just an amazing athlete but extremely modest. i asked if he is truly is fastest man in the world for his age he laughed and told me his secret is he has just out lived his competition. interesting thing is that scott had worked here for about 40 years at kyw as a technician. >> how about that. >> we still have a few people that remember him well around here. >> yes. >> how about that. >> never too late to pick up a hobby like that but he is remarkable. >> he embarrassed me stole the ball from me. >> let's hepp we all move as well at that age jim thanks very much. it is not winter but something white was falling from the sky up in the scranton area. >> it wasn't snow, it was toilet paper scattered on yard in one neighborhood. coming up why residents

believe that was dumped from an airplane. then new at 6:00 o'clock tonight iteam demand answers and gets results, after a worker is shot. it happened because of this light pole on a philadelphia street. we will show you how city is responding following our exclusive report.

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stories to day. massive erosion has forced a pair of neighbors in south jersey, out of their homes. engineers in florence township have assessed the properties on east front street today and they made that call. well video is certainly disturbing tonight septa police are looking for students involve in the brawl, in the spring garden subway stop, right along the broad street line yesterday. we are told no one was seriously injured. the vatican confirms that pope francis will make a stop in cuba before he travels to philadelphia in september. kathy? still seeing some spotty showers on storm scan three most of this moving right along the i-95 corridor, cloudy skies out there but we could see a little bit of sun before sunset especially north and west of the city. behind this cold front, a major cool down, temperatures, averaging about 10 degrees below normal at least through the rest of this workweek. we will talk more about that plus the morning chill that is on its way jessica. >> kathy, thank you. house fire in bucks county

has claim the life of the man after officials say he was trapped inside that home. authorities have identified the man as 58 year-old james earl friedman, it all happened in plumstead township in the 6,000 block of point pleasant pike. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has the the story. >> reporter: white smoke poured from this plumstead home in bucks county overnight. chopper three over the scene as dozens of fire fighters rush to rescue a man who was trapped. >> the the 911 call came in and said there was at least one person inside. the the gentlemen's car was out front. they always said if his carries out there he was inside. >> reporter: but fire caught too fast and it was too late to save a 58 year-old man whom officials say lived here alone. when fire crew as arrived tuesday evening the home was already engulfed in flames, the back portion of the home eventually collapsed. >> the flames coming out of the roof caught my eye. i came running out here. at that time there were fire trucks coming from all directions. >> reporter: police fire chief says what was inside certainly

didn't help the fight. >> there was a lot of material inside the house. had a lot of things in the house. the the fire had a tremendous head start. i don't know if it would quite meet hording but it was certainly close. there was a lot of stuff things in the house. >> reporter: it took crews an hour to get flames under control and fire fighters remain on the scene overnight. vick tim was found as they sifted through ruble on the first floor n1 else was home. fire officials a say there were in other injuries. >> i feel bad. he lived a alone but i feel bad that he lost his life, so young. >> reporter: at one point fire officials thought there might be two people inside but they say that wasn't the case. reporting live outside point pleasant fire department, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jurors saw it first and now we are getting a look at dzhokhar tsarnaev that prosecutors say showed the convicted boston marathon bomber a has no remorse. take a look at this video taken july of 2013 on the day of tsarnaev's arraignment he

can be seen making an obscene gesture to the security camera in his court holding cell. meantime on day two of his eventensing phase of his trial, jurors heard emotional testimony from families of tsarnaev victims. a man allegedly planning a terror plot targeting french churches has been arrested in paris. police say that s id ahmed gallom accidentally shot himself in the leg on sunday. he called for help but that led them to arsenal of weapons and notes of potential target. that same man is suspect in the weekend slaying of the frenchman. john hinkley junior, man who shot president reagan is trying to get more freedom. cbs news reporter craig bos well is live outside federal court in washington tc where hearings were held today. >> reporter: john hinkley junior spend most of his time living with his mother in virginia since he shot president reagan and three

others, 34 years ago. now, he is fighting for more freedom. >> since a jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity, hinkley has lived in a mental hospital. for past year he has been allowed to spend 17 days a month in his mother's gated community in williamsberg. he has been following strict requirements including meeting with the psychiatrist, and therapist and getting a volunteer job. sandra worked with hinkley at a local hospital. >> i don't think they should fear him. i don't think that he is a danger to anyone. >> reporter: hinkley was 25 when he shot president reagan, now nearly 60, reagan's daughter patty davis wrote this week she believes hinkley is still a danger and others agree. >> anytime you know you have someone in your community that has committed the types of crimes mr. hinkley committed it is a concern. >> reporter: several doctors have testified in u.s. district court that hinkley in longer suffers from sigh keys is and major depression but he has a narcissist particular permit disorder. secret service says it will

continue to keep a close eye on hinkley. >> from the the now until the the the day john hinkley dies the secret service will be a part of his life. >> reporter: hearings are expect to go on for days. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some break news right now a school bus has collided with a car and a medical transport van in hamilton township, mercer county. the this is video from the scene just into the "eyewitness news" room. the it fridays hamilton avenue and clockner road. two people did suffer minor injuries in that crash but it is unclear if any students may have been on board the bus or if there was a patient inside that medical van. the cause of the crash is under investigation tonight. philadelphia, and tinicum township have signed an agreement today allowing for the expansion of philadelphia international airport. officials say they plan to move forward without the need to acquire 72 township homes and relocate 300 residents. at agreement revolves lawsuits over that issue.

the proposed project includes a long are runway for international routes, interior renovations and also a people mover that would speed passenger access among terminal. in media delaware county local officials ape students came together to celebrate earth day at delaware county's first establish park. students from media providence friend school joined county officials planting a tree today. earlier in the day county adopted a new open space plan. also on this earth day a pennsylvania town is dealing with a toilet paper incident that came from the sky. neighborhood in west pennsylvania was covered in toilet paper and bits of shredded plastic bags and residents think this all came from a plan. >> it is nuts, a plane dropped stuff out of the sky on someone's yard. i mean that is just crazy. i have never even something like this before. >> reporter: faa is investigating and plans to collect sample oz have the debris and take it to a lab

for testing. faa will work to pinpoint which aircraft was in the air space, of those homes, at the time neighbors say they saw the falling debris. well vacuum cleaners are recalled because they can shock you, that is coming up next on "eyewitness news". plus one of the biggest studies yet to link sugar sweeten beverages to heart disease. only a few drinks can cause big trouble. people magazine names its most beautiful woman and it is sandra bullock. hollywood leading ladies, are they aging backward, we will take a look, kathy. in the wake of the showers, heavy downpours and damaging wind, we have cold air coming in. what will you wake up to tomorrow morning? i don't know if i bear to look i'll have that coming up as

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sandra bullock is people magazine's most beautiful woman in the world. >> certainly a nice honor but she says it is her role as a mom that made her feel more beautiful than ever. thea andrews is in hollywood tonight, thea. >> reporter: chris and jessica, sandra says people that she find most beautiful

are the ones that are in the trying and that ises specially true with the leading lady that seem to be aging backwards. so at 50, it is the new 25. here are the the stars that live forever young. >> how are you looking at the big five-zero how does it feel. >> right now i'm's good about it. >> reporter: elizabeth at 49 vanessa and demi at 52 and people magazine celebrating the golden age of their golden age. >> what is great is these woman are totally happy to admit their age and help don't admit it they are happy to say i'm 50 57. >> reporter: he will mcphearson's confidence give her a glow at 51. >> she loves getting older. positive thing. >> reporter: demi says it is all about maintaining your sexuality but many refeel fountain of youth is just a faucet away. >> drink ago lot of water. >> things we hear are drink a lot of water wear unscreen, get a lot of sleep. >> sleep is important. >> sleep is most important thing.

>> reporter: almost 50 robin wright turning it up with jimmy fallon and elizabeth hurley also 49 proving that older still draws viewers. also on that list, 47 year-old lisa bonnet who absolutely looks half of her age even when she's posing with her mini me 26 year-old daughter. i mean come on they look like sisters. the chris and jessica back to you. >> they do look like sisters. >> drink lots of water. i mean water is important and so is sun screen but part of the regimen i say. for more on the story and rest of the entertainment truckers catch insider tonight at 7:30 on

thorough recalling 1 million bikes. >> this comes after one biker was left paralyzed. the problem apparently is a quick relief lever on the bike's front wheel it can cause the wheel to stop turning or break away entirely from the bike frame. the bikes in question are model years 2,000 through 2015 trek says they will fix the issue free of charge. is there much more information, fine it on our web site at cbs philly.com. another recall to tell but, euro pro is recalling four models of its shark brand rotateor power vacuum cleaner.

at loom number wand can disconnect from the vacuum cleaner and remain electrified potentially shocking their users. there have been no reports of injuries but for more information check out cbs philly.com. is there a new meaning tonight for blue screen of death, after a man in colorado got fed up with his computer, he shot it. according to a colorado springs police incident report lucas purchased a new gun after he had enough of his troublesome dell computer. he was sited with discharging a firearm within city limits but he says that quote angels, some on high when he ended the life of his computer. that is unusual. >> weather-wise, we're talk aing about the calm after the storms. after the heavy rain. after the damaging wind. we are dealing with some cool temperatures, and our eyewitness weather watchers are hoeing those numbers highs were the in the 60's and

70's today and now we're talking about 40's and 50's. lets go to the coolest number on the board 48 degrees, to the north and west of downingtown, temperatures are going to fall, well below that tonight. john reporting in relative humidity 86 percent. it is cloudy. temperatures in the 40's. overcast overhead but i see he blue skies to the west, please bring spring back, we will work it, john but it will take a little while. lets go to interior south jersey, doug says 56 degrees. spotty showers. .9 of an inch of rain. pine tree fell across route 07 in pemberton at 3:45 due to the high wind. thanks for that report. lets look at storm scan three. we have lingering showers moving toward the northeast. nothing too heavy, maryland rate rainfalling and some little pieces of heavier rain you can see it right there through camden county, moving into burlington county. so that is one patch of heavy rain and waterford across 206 where dog was reporting near

tabernacle is where that batch of heavy rain is moving in. let's look at these storm reports. these were so impressive. right around 3:00 o'clock hour the line of showers, heavy downpours and damaging wind moved on through. a thunderstorm wind gust in new castle county airport of 48 miles an hour. philadelphia most impressive at international airport. the lightening was actually observed, in lightening was observed but lot at wind gusts of 71 miles an hour. up the i-95 corridor northeast philadelphia airport at 3:01 reported 62 miles an hour n florence in burlington county wind gusting to 61 miles an hour. we did have a then are storm wyndam age report in glassboro, i'll move out of the way. large tree uprooted and was pulled down and took down wires with it. tore up the sidewalk. wow. time established by doppler radar right around three there 09. a lot of damage near the i-95 corridor with those gusty wind. look at the drop in temperature. seventy-two the high in philadelphia a by 4:00 o'clock

we will sit a at 58. 5:00 o'clock temperature 56. a 16-degree temperature drop in three short hours. more to come overnight. this front is so powerful wind continue tomorrow, gusts to 30 temperatures in the 50's. morning lows in the 30's come friday morning and 10 degrees below average for the afternoon and sat take getting better, with temperatures moderate to go mostly sunny skies. overnight the low 40 degrees with clearing skies in the city. thirty's in the suburbs. fifty-five your high for thursday, but still windy. a as we plan for your thursday morning commute is chilly and our suburbs you'll need the police. put lining back in your rain coat, run have much time temperature 52 with wind even after school, windy the temperature 54 but dry for evening activities or practices. temperatures falling into the the 40's. the on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast it stays cool for thursday and friday, better saturday and sunday and temperatures in the 30's or i should say in the 60's until further notice for next monday tuesday and wednesday

with lows in the 30's and 40's. wow. that is a cool one. on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight americans consume almost 80-pound of sugar each year and that is link to a variety of health problems and that list is growing. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has details on some new research. >> reporter: we know sugar causes weight gain but for the first time scientists have link sugary drinks to heart disease. >> our new data a shows very convincingly that we humans are very sensitive to the the amount of sugar that they consume. >> reporter: five-year study looked at 85 young healthy patients. researchers gave some drinks with high fructose corn syrups, other with sugar free. after two weeks those consuming drinks with the corn syrup had increased heart disease risk factors in their blood, such as lipo proteins

triglyceride and acid. even patient whose drank equivalent of the one and a half cans of soda a day were affect. >> every fructose that shows up ace loud to come in the river. we believe these effects are being caused by that fructose getting turned into fat, and eventually that fat being sent into the blood. >> reporter: experts say sugar sweeten beverages are the largest source of added sugars in the american diet. can of regular soda a contains 35 grams of sugar. that is almost 9 teaspoons of sugar. the recommendation is you should in the consume more than 6 teaspoons of sugar a day and of course, that is much less if you are worried with your diet or your heart. you don't need that much sugar. >> the sugar is hid men so many food, it is hard. >> stephanie thanks. can money buy perfection? somebody thinks so. this 100 carat internally flawless die machine sold for 22 million-dollar in auction

in new york. that diamond which was mine in southern africa is largest of its clarity and cut to ever be shown at auction. it was carefully refine for over a year before reaching its present state. >> how about that. >> it is beautiful. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a helping hand for work would go man. >> still to come today's story of brotherly love, meet woman helping women by giving them a lift. we will show you how

many charities offer gently used business clothes to women who are struggling to get back on their feet. >> women need more than a suit and in today's story of brotherly love ukee washington introduces to us a cherry hill couple who are filling a need that can seem to be invincible. >> couple donated toilet and toilet try for years but never occur to them to donate, brass, and they are fulfilling that need and they are calling it distributing dignity. >> i have mostly 34b's over here. >> reporter: sorting day at distributing dignity, the cherry hill non-profit extorted by joan i and her wife rebecca macintyre. their generosity is nothing

new. for years they were part of the committee donating business clothes to a homeless day center. >> one of the women pulled her aside and said thank you for a suit but i don't have a decent bra to wear underneath it. >> when they heard that they started collecting brass and spread the word. donations rolled in. >> they are colorful, and very unique to everybody who gets them. >> reporter: last year the project officially became a non-profit. since last march it has donate more than a thousand bras, all brand new. >> it is something that they don't normally receive and they seem to really appreciate getting something new. >> reporter: distributing dignity also collects feminine hygiene product. joan i and her niece are packing up hundreds of them. >> women will be able to take a whole package to take with them but it is a small pack. it is discrete. it should last them a while. >> would i never wanting to without any of these things so living without it is unthinkable. >> reporter: these supplies will go to cathedral kitchen in camden which helps the

homeless. karen, runs it. >> it is a cool idea. this is started by women for women and supported by women. >> this project is so bigot just moved into its own rented space. >> people that want to help and they help and it is awesome. >> reporter: distributing dignity welcomes donation of new brass and unopened packages of hygiene product. they estimate they have helped 300 women this year. find out how to help at cbs philly.com, just search for brotherly love. see you in the morning. i'm ukee washington. for women, by women supported by women. >> sisterly love in this case. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 fast moving damaging storms followed by shocking change in the temperatures. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking it all kathy. in the wake of the wind temperatures falling and then going down further a 30-degree drop, we will show what you to wake unto in the morning. told to leave owners of two homes are forced to pack up and evacuate as their

backyard disintegrates. one family talks to "eyewitness news" about the memories they will leave behind also. iteam gets action after our exclusive report on electrically charged light poles on the center city street, we will have the follow-up story coming up. the articulate of trash one local man's year long clean up effort is on display we will tell you about the message he hopes to send next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. rain, and heavy win, quickly moving through the region tonight but not without leaving behind some damage. the storms up routeing a are large tree which felon a home in westville, gloucester county. the home owner tells us what happened. >> my wife who was in the back window and i'm yelling for her to get out, get out

and that is when the tree was just, it just stopped. it is scary. fierce win gusts bringing tree down on the car in north coventry chester county. you can see serious damage done to that car. driver suffered minor injuries. as for the rain, the heavier parts of it now moving out of the region but behind this front comes some dramatically cooler temperatures. it will feel more like march around here again. good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. the lets get over to kathy orr hoist tracking what we can expect throughout the evening kathy. >> we have a few lingering showers on storm scan three. you can see them right here. that heavy rain that barreled through the city at 3:00 with intense winds has moved long gone toward the north east and off shore. we will see some drying conditions a across the region from the northwest toward the south east as evening progresses but it has been an amazing afternoon throughout the the region. in new castle county heavy rain reported in the other than part of the county but