waiting a while, chris and jessica. you can see rain pulling toward the north and east, and, some brighter colors to the south along chesapeake bay and eastern shore of maryland. you see yellow and orange. that is heavy rain moving into southern delaware. spotty showers and heavier rain will be the rule right through the evening and you see heavier rain training right through cumberland county atlantic county and southern burlington county place that he is got hit hard with yesterday's storm. looking ahead we will talk about temperatures that are going to stay on the cool side, no doubt about that. and here's the rain amounts from yesterday hammington, nearly 5 inches. wilmington four. atlantic city 2.5. two in philadelphia a chats worth 2 inches of rain. we are adding on minimal amounts but still damp, dreary and cool. doppler radar estimates four, 56 inches from interior south jersey to the across the river in central delaware and more on top of that. we are not expecting any

flooding but just cool, dreary conditions tonight. fifty-seven in philadelphia. fifty-eight in allentown. 55 degrees in millville. average high is 79. 22 degrees below average. we have a cool on cher flow, overcast skies and it will stay that way with those persistent north westerly wind northeast wind right through next couple days. chilly temperatures tonight areas of fog and more spotty showers. coming up with the seven day we will take a look and see where rain returning and when it will feel like june. for now back to you. >> we are ready thanks very much. this early june weather is keeping us on our toes. stay a step ahead by down loading the cbs philly weather app, use it to track live radar, get weather alerts and so much more. it is free, available on itunes and google play. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a bucks county high school student with special need fights pack when his school tells him he cannot be a part of the field day.

that student posted a letter from bucks county technical school on twitter. it led to an apology and a change in policy. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at that young man's schools in fair less hills steve. >> reporter: chris, this is story of the young man who recognized something was wrong with his school and wanted to do something to make it right. little did he necessity that would mean changing a policy that has been around for years. that is until right now. >> it wasn't ferreter report even without the ability to use his legs 14 year-old jake wesley has no problem taking a stand. >> i don't think people in wheelchairs or with any disease should be excluded from activities. >> reporter: as a child jake was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, a genetic disease that degrades muscles overtime. generally it makes life tough and makes life short. >> he has been a strong advocate for himself ape other kids with disabilities. >> reporter: jake's fat are keith says his son's nature

kicked in last friday when his family received this letter from jake's school. >> my wife and i were upset. >> reporter: that letter from bucks county technical high school was addressed to 60 students labeled medically exempt from the school's athletic field day n plane language it tells parents their children are not allowed to participate and they have to wear special wrist band to demote their status and if they are caught removing band or participating in the day they face quote disciplinary consequences. labeled, an inside line. >> you cannot be doing it like that. there needs to be a some kind of a system of checks and balances. >> reporter: it turns out there was. >> when i got the letter i was pretty mad. >> reporter: within ten minutes of getting that letter jake took action posting it on twitter, and connect to go special need group. jake stood up and his school took note. >> we made a mistake and it need to be fix. >> reporter: when school officials saw what jake wrote they in immediately retracted a letter that they had been putting out for years and

issued a full apology. >> i'm happy that he brought it to our attention because again, we were wrong. >> reporter: jake's advocacy already changing classroom culture making life better for students now and for years to come. >> very proud, yeah. he is the man. >> reporter: because of jake's advocacy school officials say they want to do more for special need students at school events and for activities. field day is this friday. reporting live from bucks county i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. a car strikes a building and a gas meter in upper darby this happened around 3:00 this afternoon on the 7100 block of west chester pike. reports say gas leak in the building after that accident, the crews are still on the scene there and the cause of that accident is under investigation. a bomb threat against u.s. airways flight disrupts passengers at philadelphia international airport. eyewitness shared this video

with us after flight 648 from san diego to philadelphia landed safely. bomb sniffing dogs examine plane and passenger luggage but no explosives were found. authorities say threats against five flights across the you had were called into the tsa in washington around 6:00 this morning. >> fbi, and assist in anyway we can and hopefully we will be able to make someone answer for this very irresponsible act today. >> passengers were able to continue on their journey after that plane was given the all clear. lawmakers grilled amtrak and federal officials during a hearing on the deadly amtrak crash in port richmond. they heard suggestions on how to make amtrak safer and investigative reporter walt hunter tells us they debated who will come up with the money needed to implement improvements. >> speed was a significant factor and speed simply put is what we referred to as a human factor. >> reporter: hand of the

federal railroad administration, and other investigators and railway officials, testifying before the house transportation committee, emphasized, once again, the train 188 traveling 106 miles an hour on a curve with a 50-mile an hour speed limit caused the crash. if a track side speed safety system called ptc positive train control had been installed, the accident would not have happened. >> properly installed and functional positive train control or ptc would have prevented this accident. >> reporter: but beyond these findings, first announced in the days just after the derailment, there were no new details, on whether the train the actions of engineer brandon bostian or other factors were to blame. >> there are very few answers right now three weeks after one of the mess horrific crashes that our nation has ever seen. >> reporter: engineer's union has suggested staffing trains with two crew members in the cab, amtrak previously

announcing it will install interior cameras to monitor engineers actions. the railroad's president and ceo emotionally promising ptc will be up and work ago long amtrak rails by years end. >> i promise you that by the end of this year this system, which will dramatically enhance safety will be complete and operational. >> reporter: among the questions still unanswered will congress provide fund needed to better protect passengers and crews. some members arguing amtrak need more money others insisting that railroad officials work more efficiently within their current budget, to make travel safer. live from the sat center, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, walt. we will continue to stay on top of the investigation into the amtrak tragedy stay with "eyewitness news" for latest developments both on tv

and on line at cbs philly.com. funeral arrangements were announce today for beau biden former delaware attorney general and son of the vice-president, joe biden. on thursday, beau biden will lie in honor at legislative hall in dover between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. then on friday there will be a viewing at saint anthony of padua church in wilmington. that will be between one and 4:00 p.m. then from 6:00 to 9:00p m. on saturday at 10:30 in the morning there will be a mass of christian burial at the church. president obama will deliver the eulogy. meantime biden's widow hail a announced the creation of the beau biden foundation for protection of the children. he died saturday at the age of 46 following a battle with brain cancer. delaware county council has filed a lawsuit today against 19 telephone service providers, the council alleged those providers failed to bill collect and give the

county the proper 911 assessment charge that he is helped fun delaware counties 911 operations. lawsuit seeks to recover six years of under billings, a total of $41.5 million. >> we have a responsibility to our taxpayers to ensure that the laws that effect the finances are fair and enforced. through this lawsuit, we believe that we are serving our residents and acting on their best interest. >> some of the company's named in the lawsuit accused of misrepresenting the amount of land lines nerd to provide discounts to their own commercial customers. it is primarye elects day in new jersey, the polls close at 8:00. voters will be picking republican and democratic candidates for november's general election. states in the state assembly are up for grabs and only a few races are contested. there are municipal and county races on the ballot, turnout is expected to be low. it was the photo that captivated the world back in

1985. >> it is amazing at afghan girl picture grazed the cover of national geographic, and now that picture is at the the center of the theft case in chester county that story is straight ahead tonight. plus a mystery sculpture turns up near boardwalk in one new jersey shore community but who is this? and who does it belong to? kathy. coming up we will talk about when all this rain will be moving out and when the sun will return in the seven day? i'll have that in the seven day. all right. it is philadelphia eagles back at work at novacare complex we will get a first look at quarterback sam bradford participating on seven on seven passing drills ahead in

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tonight at 11:00 they are widely considered to do a great job of cleaning clothes and saving energy but front loading washers may have a down side, and many homeowners are not happy bit. three on your side jim donovan will take a look what is cause ago this trouble tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. philadelphia police released new surveillance video tonight of scooter thieves who were caught in the act. on this tape you can see two men, taking a scooter from in front of the home on carpenter

street back on may sixth. police say they believed these suspects are responsible for multiple scooter thefts around the city of philadelphia. if you have any information on who those two men are you are asked to contact police. this iconic image is at center of the criminal investigation tonight photograph known as afghan girl is among dozens of items stolen from aniston art gallery. three two-year old bri destafano is charged with stealing those items and selling them to make a profit. 650 you this dollars in all. steve mccurry is photographer who took afghan girl, destafano works the at mccurry's studio. >> we have known about these things for quite sometime and we have been cooperating with the district attorney's office. we'll where it is from there. >> these are often limited addition prints signed by mr. mccurry himself. owe value in them is not only in the image depict in the photograph but in the fact

that there are a limited number of them available in the world. >> destafano is freed tonight on bail. new at 6:00 police in ventnor have a mystery on their hand, they have a lot of questions and very few answers about a bust that turned up on the boardwalk. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> can i get your name, ma'am. >> reporter: vent are in police are hoping for a hot tip not on a heinous crime but bizzarre bust, sculpture of the head. they don't necessity who it is supposed to be or who it belongs to and officers found it last in on the boardwalk near lafayette avenue. >> nobody around just sitting there. >> reporter: police went door to door but with no luck. two weeks ago they put a picture on facebook and as you can imagine got comical feedback who it looks like. >> we got luke there. >> reporter: they have received useful tips about the piece that it was done by someone trained who likely painted it with clay or plaster. only inscription is held a a seven two perhaps part of

the name and year it was name. >> lack of the nameplate makes it think it is a personal piece, probably belong to go a family member, maybe somebody in the family painted it, this is patriarch for family member. >> reporter: we asked around the beach town but people are baffle. >> i want to know what it is all about yeah, why it is happening and where it is from and who it belongs to. >> reporter: yes. >> very strange, never heard of anything like it. be in necessary where it belongs. >> reporter: police say because sculpture is found in the middle of the boardwalk with no other items they said it was ditched after a burglary, stolen from somebody's vacation home in the off season. >> we're hoping that somebody coming into june now that people coming home, coming to visit their second homes in the summer, somebody will realize that this is missing as soon as they walk in. >> reporter: if you lost your head or know someone who has please call vent are in police. in ventnor, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". somebody will recognize that.

>> telling mystery. >> wonderful if who wouldn't want that in their home. >> that looks like you chris may. >> he has better hair than me. >> well, many people start heading to the shore it will feel like they should be there, right now. >> right now, you don't want to be there. >> boo hiss we are looking at thursday, for orr at the shore. it is restaurant there. we want to get down there. temperatures will be cool right down the evening into the overnight and during the day tomorrow but it will not stay that way throughout the seven day forecast. that is the good news. look outside where we have spotty showers from our center city studios here at broadcast center. still seeing cloud in fog. that is good news. down the shore in ocean city cape may county board busier with the rain taking a break but still damp, cloudy cool with temperatures only in the 50's. little one running chasing the sea gulls. that is a sign of um is is are. storm scan three we have rain, spotty showers to the north and west of the city and a few even through south jersey

through atlantic county where we saw heavy rain yesterday. we are catching a break through philadelphia, and interior south jersey. this is what you'll see. some spotty showers here and there, some cool temperatures, and little bit of the breeze. here's some of the our rainfall reports from the eyewitness weather watchers, barbara in willow grove. clementon dave says an inch. .8 in boone a margot reporting in lynn, cherry hill saying .2 of an inch there in camden county. wild temperatures to talk about. remember sunday it is hard to recall it was 92. first 90-degree day. monday 76. today 58 temperatures rising through 60's. so a up and down roller coaster ride but we will be seeing our coolest temperatures tonight and then on our way up for those daytime highs. philadelphia a 57 degrees. fifty-five in the poconos. fifty-eight in millville. 59 degrees in wildwood. in the suburbs temperatures, fairly the same from north to south with that cloudy, cool

on shore marine influence. you can see high pressure to the north low pressure to the south keeping that northeasterly flow. ocean water temperatures in the 50's. temperatures will struggle in the 60's tomorrow. we will keep an eye on the low pressure to the south. during day thursday still a chance of the pesky shower especially south and east heights in the 60's. by friday this low pull as way, our wind relax and temperatures will be warming with a little bit of sunshine. increasing sunshine as we head into the weekend. overnight the low of 57. during the the day tomorrow high of 67, but those persistent easterly wind will be blowing 15 to 20 miles an hour. as we go hour by hour, 50's in the morning light jacket or put the lining back in your rain coat. by noon hour 61. still cool in the afternoon. 8:00p in m the temperature only 64 degrees. on the exclusive seven day forecast, 60's through thursday then 70's friday. eighty's back on saturday and temperatures bumping backup to

more in seasonal levels as we head through sunday, and next week so there you have it. >> only temporary. >> it won't last long. >> patients, that is right. >> vittoria has a check on traffic. >> patients is a good war chris because we will need it during this evening's commute. we are traveling on route 100 southbound at route 40, notice at this intersection here we have teams working on this incident. it is not blocking anything on the north bound side but will cause gaper delay. primarily affecting southbound side of route 100 at route 40. give yourself more time. it is wet slick low visibility. look at the roosevelt boulevard a foggy shot here of the northbound delay squeezing from the schuylkill through to broad street. southbound we have slow go approaching 76 because 76 is still a wash in either direction, throughout your western suburbs and even around center city and be mindful of the truck fire in the north bound side of the new jersey turnpike. i-95 is no picnic phillies fans, plan

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beasley easies here now and there was a sight for sore eyes on the football field. >> they got rained out yesterday but eagles back at the novacare complex doing their work and we got a look at quarterback sam bradford, big step in his recovery from a second major knee surgery sam participated in seven on seven passing drills f all goes well one of his main target will be until on agholor. he missed last week lurk about the pro life on the rookie symposium. jord i nelson has been a big help. >> very quickly he is like a brother already great guy, he has been really good to me about embracing me, and on this team and working with me. >> his work ethic speaks for himself. we are real compatible, loves

to spend time with the guy not just here but outside of football. great personality. so i just can't wait to continue to work with him to see what he can do on the field. >> phillies start three game series against cincinnati, sean o'sullivan on the mound looking to end a seven game losing streak. phillies are a season low, 14 games under 500. >> in this game, we have a lot of negativity a all the time in matter if you are more than a hundred games a year there will be a lot of negative stuff, in and out. it is just hey let's just keep playing fight we're a team and keep guys going. they need to know just go out there and play your butts off. major shake up in soccer after being reelect to a fifth term on friday, fifa president sepp blatter is stepping down. he what's electric just two days have after seven soccer officials were arrested in zurich on corruption charges. concerns about blatter's possible arrest triggered the move. he will remain in charge until a successor is elect. eagles youth partnership

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back a at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and back here at 11:00. "cbs evening news" is next. they will have new details about a terror suspect shot in boston, plus a corruption investigation force fifa's president to step down. we will look at were sep p blatter has resign. charlie rose in tonight for scott pelley and he reports tonight from new york.

>> rose: a terror suspect is shot dead in boston after allegedly lunging at a cop and an f.b.i. agent with a knife. also tonight the jury hears james holmes describe step by step how he carried out the movie theater massacre. the most powerful man in the world's biggest sport abruptly resigns as so,'s bribery scandal grows. and two american heroes awarded the nation's highest military honor nearly a century after they earned it. >> but it's never too late to say thank you. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm charlie rose. we begin tonight with a fatal shooting on the streets of boston. the dead man was a terror suspect who had been