containers, searching in sewer grates, checking under dumpsters, special victims unit investigators carefully looked for possible evidence, that would lead them to the attacker, who ambushed a 20 year-old temple student as she was walking back to her residence just off campus, robbing and sexually assaulting her at gunpoint. >> a guy knock on the door and it was my neighbors. they heard a lot of screaming outside and commotion. >> reporter: police say the victim was heading home from the campus library which a companion. shortly after the the pair separated, the attacker struck. word of the assault left students, shaken and concerned. >> that is scary because i'm over there, almost every day. >> reporter: less than two hours before the attack at carlisle and jefferson, and just three blocks away era salt, at 15th and thompson. when the gun man, opening fire, as he knock a woman to the ground, stealing her

purse. those shots, heard by neighbors. >> it was three to four gunshots. >> reporter: police hope cameras at 15th and thompson will help them determine if one of the two suspects involved in the first robbery later committed the sexual assault. until he is caught, students say they will be taking extra precautions. >> i will have somebody, boyfriend, friends, walk me around because i walk here at night all the time to go to my friend's house. >> reporter: so far, no surveillance video that police have released. they say suspect 6 feet tall in his zero's and with a goat tea carrying a silver handgun. coming up at 6:00 a neighbor here land lord surveillance cameras hopes he can play a role in solving this crime as he has in others. hear from him and latest on the investigation at 6:00. live from north philadelphia, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. weather-wise it rained in many areas today and it will rain again tomorrow. and into the weekend. get ready for a soggy stretch.

kate's outside on the sky deck to tell us more, kate. >> reporter: not lot of rain coming down in the philadelphia area but just off to the west, we had downpours midday. those moved on out. but the heavier rain is yet to come. i don't think this is a quick storm and we are he back to nice weather. this looks like days and days of wet weather for us right through the weekend a as we start to monitor impact of tropical storm joaquin. still a tropical storm as of the 5:00 p.m. update but it is strengthening. look at is what happening on storm scan three. look at that green, a wall of green, cross really the western two thirds or three-quarters of pennsylvania, philadelphia pretty much only spot where it is not actively raining at the moment. raining over north virginia and that is lifting due north and that will impact our north and western suburbs overnight. right now we are living on borrowed time, so to speak. that rain drifting from south to north just off to the west and it will start to edge further east through the overnight hours as well. temperature wise we have cooled down after daytime highs in the mid 80's, still sitting at 80 degrees in

philadelphia, but rain cooled air in allentown, down to 72. 76 degrees in reading what to expect throughout the overnight hours? heaviest rain is north and west of here but notice heavier showers will come through overnight, 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. and we will mainly clear things out early on your wednesday. problem is, that we have got more rain to talk b what to expect. heavy rain pockets of heavy rain overnight. highest is north and west. rain continues into wednesday morning. coming up i will have latest on tropical storm joaquin there is a lot have of uncertainty with that system but i will tell you how it could impact our weather in the weekend. back inside to you. >> rain today and more rain in the forecast could mean some flooding along creeks and streams in our area. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, joins us from mount holly where rancocas creek is always a concern, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, that is right people here in mount holly tells me it takes a couple inches of rain for rancocas creek to rise dramatically. new there are a lot of variables that have to fall into place this week but

emergency officials tells me he wants people to pay close a tension. buckets have rain fell at times this afternoon, the forecasters say it is just a warning of things to come. there could be potential for two significant rain events this weekend. >> bottom of the bridge where it came up and flooded out over here too. >> reporter: mount holly kyle cronin's auto repair shop misses when rancocas creek spills its banks but neighbors are not that fortunate. >> they were over there in water over there. >> reporter: in lumberton marlene perkins is expect to go wear hear rain boots tomorrow. >> the creek is backed up, and the drains don't run and it is just, the streets get flooded. >> reporter: street flooding is a concern for locally mergecy managers depending on the intensity and timing of the rain event. lumberton emergency manager ed says rancocas doesn't have 48 hours to train before the second down pour, there could be road closures. if we get a heavy downpour and

those areas prone to flooding and streets and stuff like that then we want to avoid those areas so we don't have accident. >> reporter: his advice pay close attention to the forecast and flood advisories so you are not caught off guard. >> we want our residents to be prepared, be ready to take action, and do what they can especially living along the creek front. >> reporter: make sure you monitor social media local police department, and, remember of course, don't drive through standing water. you don't know how deep it fist there is flooding tomorrow morning. reporting live from mount holly, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a fiery chain reaction crash involving four tractor trailers shuts down i78 in upper byrne township berks county. state police in the town while traffic was temporarily halted for a penndot construction project, a little afternoon time, investigators say one truck driver failed to stop in time and caused three big rigs to crash and burst into flames. two of the four drivers had to be hospitalized and i78 remains closed while police continue to clear that

roadway. a toy gun scared -- forced authorities to lock down chester high school in delaware county today. investigators say someone inside the school saw a student remove a gun from his waist ban and place it in the backpack around 10:30 this morning. school officials notified police locked down the building. it was later determined that the gun was in fact a toy. police say it resembled a colt 45. >> i'm releaped that this is a, the individuals located and the weapon was found but toy or no toy, this is no joke and this could get him killed by police or someone else with the gun. we are grateful to the students and in cooperation. >> the student was taken in custody and prosecutors say they do in the plan to press charges. opening statements could begin as soon as tomorrow in the trial of a building contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse. six people were killed when a building being demolished a at

22nd and market collapsed on the salvation army thrift shop in june 2013. more than a dozen others were injured. griffin campbell, the owner of the company performing the demolition, faces third degree murder and other charges. right now the search is on for a beauty bandit, surveillance video shows a man pulling out a sawed off shotgun after requesting a manicure. frightened employees ducked for cover. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live at northwest detectives with more on this story, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, owner of the nail salon tells me not only did this suspect wait inside of her shop for 20 minutes before his manager, even insist to his manager before robbing her shop and now she says she hopes police make an arrest before he has a chance to do this all over again. business tuesday was unusually slow, and rockland nails. according to the owner it has been this way since sunday evening when police say this man came in for a manicure. she asked, him to pay and he

said yes, yes, yes, and he bent down and then he pulled out his guns. >> reporter: police say his weapon was an apparent sawed off shotgun. surveillance video shows one terrified worker tried to seek cover behind a chair as the incident unfolds. >> he pointed it at us, and told the rest of the workers to go in the back. >> reporter: the owner says that in one was hurt and she's glad that everyone is okay but the incident has shaken up her customers. so tuesday she's having a new security system put in. >> she installed a security camera and the salon that connecting to the police system. >> reporter: she says the new security will include larger machine torso hopefully those coming in know they are being watched and regulars once again feel safe. just within the last 30 minutes or so we were updated by northwest detectives, they tell me they are now looking into whether this suspect is

responsible for other robberies in the area, coming up at 6:00 we will hear from police but nor now we're reporting live rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are also searching for a suspect who burglarized a grocery store in kensington. surveillance video shows that suspect, police say man broke into the the grocery store just before 6:00 o'clock sunday morning and got away with cash, cigarettes and bus tokens. if you know who this suspect is call the police. a crash involving a september bus in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood send a dozen people to the hospital. it happen just after 10:00 o'clock this morning, on haverford and land down avenues. septa says driver lost control and slammed route 65 bus in the the pole after suffering a medical emergency. eleven passengers and a bus driver was treated for non-life threatening injuries. life is almost back to normal here in philadelphia following the pope's historic visit. only a few streets around art museum remain closed. today we spoke with governor tom wolf who says it was an

honor to have the pope in pennsylvania. >> i think it was really an honor to pennsylvania to play host to the pope as he talked about some things that are really important, justice and fairness and openness and inclusion, those kind of things. i think those were really important messages. >> governor wolf also said it was his honor to meet the pope and he was impressed with how the city of philadelphia pulled off the event. there were so many great moment from the papal visit but we managed to narrow them down to ten. head to cbs philly.com for our very favorite moments from the historic event. a ride to recovery brings hundreds of injured veterans to philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" was there when the group pulled in for a lunch stop in northeast philadelphia more than 200 events and supporters are taking part in the unite health care army/navy challenge. the it is a program that using long distance psyched tolling improve physical health and mental well-s.

>> it allows you with scars that people cannot see be able to completely out of their shell sometimes and just uplifts them. it is wonderful. >> week long ride began in north jersey on sunday. group will make stops in wilmington and baltimore before wrapping up on friday in annapolis, maryland, home of the naval academy. coming up a shocking story out of hollywood on and off again girlfriend of the star comedian is found dead in her apartment. also this. >> reporter: sacred space has become a crime scene, i'm greg argos in new castle delaware where police are trying to find the vandals who knocked over these tomb stones, that story is coming up. and a terrifying warning driver for some when a naked blood covered man tries to jump in to cars. we have bizarre details up next. apple says sales of the i phone 6s and 6s plus are breaking records. are you tempt todd get one? three on your side's jim

donovan has information you need before you decide to upgrade your phone, that and more, when we come right back.

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just a bizarre story out of southern california a name man terrorizes drivers. take a look at this video from victorville, near los angeles, naked man on drugs we're told and splattered with blood harassed parents and students near a school bus stop. he even tried to get into some cars. >> he was just like going on, and talking to himself, i could in the really understand or hear him. he really, could not make out what he was a actually saying. >> police moved in and arrested the man. they say he tried to steel one of their squad cars. police say before his naked escapade the suspect tried to break in an apartment. apple says it sold a record busting 13 million devices during first weekend of sales for i phone 6s and 6s plus. >> for those with the shiny new smart phone in hand this week it is always worth a few reminders to protect that device and make most of the old one, is that right, jim. >> that is true, some folks

had to wait a few extra days to get their phones due to delivery issues surrounding the papal visit the but they are getting their hand on them. what to do with the old one? from the very first devices sold in sidney, to smiling shoppers in hong kong to consumers who camped out on the streets of chicago in the early hours of friday morning. apple said monday it sold more than 13,000,006s and 6s plus iphones in the first three days on the market. a new record for an opening weekend. that also means millions of old smart phones with nothing to do. in anticipation of the upgrade, each of the major wireless carriers rolled out trade in deals for customers. apple had their own trade in program too. as to a number of major retailers like best buy, target and wal-mart. just like purchasing a device, shopping around is crucial forgetting the best price for a trade in. prior to researching, take an honest assessment of the smart phone's condition and how much storage it has.

unlocked phones, phones not tied to a specific carrier, generally get more money honorary sale web sites. before finally trade nothing that phone backup data to the cloud and perform a factory reset with so much personal data stored on there, it is important to take as much caution with the old phone as with the new one. >> that is certainly true. >> did you get me one to explain this cloud. >> it is above us. >> i pay extra for extra cloud. >> is that it, i don't understand it myself. >> can you explain the cloud. >> yes, the cloud? >> thanks, jim, appreciate it. >> let's talk about actual cloud because there is a lot of them out there and they look like they will stick around for a while. >> yes, i can probably explain both kinds of cloud. we have a lot of cloud cover. the good news it is not raining in philadelphia evening commute looks okay. is there still road spray from earlier but tonight intoay. tomorrow we have another round of heavy rain but it is rain this weekend that i'm most concerned b we haven't had a lot have rain in the past two months or so.

we do need rain. anything that falls tonight and tomorrow morning is beneficial rain and mostly overnight. it is best case scenario. problem is what comes in a couple days. lets look outside and see what is happening this evening. we will go outside first to a very glummy looking evening, in rehoboth beach, delaware where it is foggy, cloudy, it does still look dry. those board don't look wet to me. some people are walking and getting their jogs in and outdoor exercise in before having to take it to the gym next couple of days because of the wet weather we have in the forecast. take a look, you can see a wall of green across much of the northeast, in fact you can see showers that came through earlier, and very heavy downpours and blinding rain on 76 earlier today. i drove through it. that is moving off to the north. back west we still have a decent amount of rain. i want to show you this heavy rain lifting to the north but notice how it is backpedaling to the west. watch rain south the of d.c. it looks lake heavier rain will stay to the north and west but heavier showers will come through philadelphia area

during the overnight. so look at what to expect at 11:00 p.m. that rain off to the west. i expect it to be raining here in philadelphia when we go on the air at 11:00. that continues here at the morning. heavier shift up in portions of new york state and new england. still lingering showers through noon time tomorrow ape we may clear it out for a couple hours wednesday afternoon but it will be windy. those wind continue into thursday. then focus shifts south, of course to tropical storm joaquin. joaquin has nothing to do with what we are dealing with tonight. we have to watch as joaquin lifts north, drawn north, it will transfer energy to the coast as we get in the end of the week and bring us risk of very heavy rain. so rainfall just mountain next 24 hours again, has drop. we expect half inch to maybe a inch of rain in philadelphia. two to four in northern and western suburbs just from tonight into tomorrow and less than a inch across south jersey but wind will be how long. 30 miles an hour overnight. behind the the front those wind switch direction and we have north wind, by wednesday

night, and cooler air moves in as well. joaquin is strengthening. 65-mile an hour wind at the moment. it is expect to form in the category one hurricane by tomorrow afternoon but this keeps it off shore, however it could throw some moisture back. we will talk about joaquin in the next half an hour but expect heavy rain, gusty wind and beach erosion, rough surf and coastal flooding. so overnight cloudy, showers, heavier rain north and west. that last into your wednesday morning. wednesday's mostly cloudy and we will get to around 78 degrees if we get peaks of sun in the afternoon. much cooler thursday, still windy, rain returns, thursday evening and then it looks like all day friday, all day saturday, and possibly all day sunday, band of heavy rain, wind driven rain, and, down the shore it could be more coastal impacts. that is a problem it looks like a prolong rain event, while we need rain you never knee quite that much that fast. >> that is cold rain too. >> yes. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. as we continue, fbi is

warning college students of the new scam that aims to get their money. we have details coming up. they have coffee pots, coupe pots now keurig has newest gadget. eagles have been hit hard by the injury bug but we have good news on one of their stars, on d plus unveiled their new kicker after codey parkey was lost for the season, more

family and friend gathered for funeral of baseball hall of famer and yankees grade yogi berry. current and former athletes, packed the church of the immaculate conception this morning. his remains were placed by alter. yogi berra won ten world series in 19 years and played alongside joe dimaggio, mickey mantle. he died last week at an assist ted living facility of natural causes at the age of 90. all right. pat is joining us now as the

eagles look ahead. >> they will look ahead to the redskins. so, we've got some injured players looking better for this week. lots of injury news including michael kendricks who will return to practice after missing the jets game. he is hopeful to play on sunday as eagles take on washington redskins. codey parkey is out for the season after tearing three groin muscles. i didn't know we had three. eagles have found his replace the, in kail even surges. parkey was slowed in the preseason and was asked if he should have backed off a little bit. >> i want to go, go, go and maybe that hurts me sometimes but i want to help my team win. i know what i'm capable of doing. i just want to keep getting better. >> you know, it is not fun, not being in the league, and, i definitely wanted to be back. i will want to stay in the league. >> eagles defensive coordinator bill davis is preparing like desean jackson will play this week for washington. jackson was injured in week one and was expect to miss

four weeks of action but was cleared for jogging today. jackson torched the eagles last year catching nine passes for 243-yard, in their two meetings. i'm guessing they are okay with him not playing. >> yeah good i would like to see him out there but we will see. >> thanks, buddy. coming up next on "eyewitness news", grave stones vandalized, delaware police need the public's help in finding a culprit. also this... >> planned parenthood under attack as cheers from the crowds here in center city. rally with that i happened today in philadelphia and how it connect toss capitol hill, i'm there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer.

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i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening. attacks nears temple university campus has a community on edge. police say a student was robbed and sexually assaulted a at gunpoint last night. they want to know if it is the same suspect robbed and opened fire on another woman

less than two hours earlier just blocks away. philadelphia police are hoping that the public can help them identify this suspect in the armed robbery of a nail salon in logan. investigators say bandit requested a manicure, and then robbed a salon after it was finished. opening statements could begin tomorrow in the trial of the griffin campbell, the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse that killed six people, inside salvation army thrift store in june of 2013. kate? and tonight, we will kick off very wet pattern that will last through the weekend with a couple of breaks here and there. what to expect overnight. pockets of heavier rain. heavier rain north and west of philadelphia up through lehigh valley where some spots will pick up 2 inches of rain. lighter amounts around the city, one to 2 inches in spots and it will taper a off early tomorrow but that is not the end of it. we have to focus on joaquin and impact from his that system could impact us throughout the whole weekend. i will have more coming up in weather in a few minutes, jessica. >> reporter: search is on for vandals who damaged a cemetery

in new castle county. they knock over grave stones in the cemetery in delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with the damage and more on the investigation, greg? >> reporter: jessica, good afternoon. this new castle county, delaware cemetery has now become a crime scene as police try to figure out who every is responsible for damaging, desecrating more than a dozen tomb stones. this cemetery is a a place of prayer. it is a space where family and friend, come to remember, loved ones long gone. >> it is only when you get out there and look at your mother's stone, then you get emotional. >> reporter: now this tiny jewish cemetery in delaware, has police looking for a vandals who damaged about a dozen tomb stones. >> it hurts when you see it. >> reporter: doctor milton walls mother, father and relatives are all buried here. >> my grand mom, this is my

aunt, and my uncle. >> reporter: although their graves were not damaged. >> this was an old time synagogue in wilmington a long time ago. >> reporter: he hopes people responsible are simply kid messing around and nothing more sinister. >> if they did it that way, that is a a different groups. just kid running around, they don't know any better. >> reporter: of course, delaware police need your help figuring out who was responsible for this. if you happen to know who was responsible for knocking over desecrating these 12 plus grave stones here in new castle county delaware pick up the phone, call delaware tip line. that number 800 tips-3333. we are live in new castle county delaware, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news. there is renewed concern about potential danger of high school football following the death of the star quarter pack in northern new jersey. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain just what happened here, stephanie. >> reporter: lots of people asking questions about this. high school football we

usually worry about things like concussions or spinal injuries but this death raises concerns, about another danger, that many people just don't know about. seventeen year-old quarterback evan mur friday warren county, new jersey walk off the field after two body blows during a weekend game, and then collapsed on the side line and then died later at a hospital. >> no one is accepting it. >> it is very difficult to watch. my children to have deal with it. >> reporter: autopsy showed honor student died from the lacerated spleen, and massive internal injuries. it also said that he had an enlarged spleen. >> definitely shocking and upsetting. young athletes we think they are fit and in their prime, in one would expect this. >> reporter: doctor christine stall camp, director of the urgent care main line health says enlarged spleen can be caused by a number of things including mono, a common viral infection. >> blood cells are affected by the infection itself, which then translates in the spleen

processing those blood cells with swelling. anything that is going to cause that swollen spleen to bleed can be catastrophic. >> reporter: it is not known if the football player knew about his enlarged spleen or if he ever had mono. the cdc says people who have had mono should avoid contact sports. >> often times we will council young athletes much to their dismay if we diagnosis them with mono, it is not safe to be playing contact sports. >> reporter: mono is also called the kissing disease because it can be spread by saliva, in children the flu-like symptoms can be mild and can go undiagnosed. adults by the way usually don't get mono because they have an immunity to the virus. but doctors say a lot of people don't know about this connection, with mono, and that if you had it, you shouldn't be with contact sports but might in the know you have it. >> that is right. >> awareness out right now, thanks, stephanie, a tragic story. extreme sports star is kill in the sky diving

accident in northern california. eric, died yesterday during a charity golf tournament mere lake tahoe. thirty-nine year-old was performing with others when he slammed into a tree more than 20 feet aboveground. he was considered a pioneer in action sports, and gained popularity as a skier and base jumper. more sad news from hollywood, actor jim carry a's girlfriend, was found in the apartment in an, and, and, tonight, deeply saddened of her death. the couple reportedly met in 202 and had been dating on and off for the last few years. his wife was found unresponsive and a friend in the los angeles a area home last night. congress is working to prevent a partial government shut down at midnight tomorrow. lawmakers in the house and senate are expected to approve a bipartisan temporary spending bill today. vote yesterday easily broke a filibuster threat and set up a final vote. is at center of the budget showdown and health care

providers, president was grilled during a capitol hill hearing today. the hearing comes after a release of edited under cover video by ant a borings activist. they allegedly show planned parenthood doctors selling fetal tissue to researchers for profit. >> the outrageous accusations levels against planned parenthood based on heavily doctored videos are offensive, and categorically untrue. >> it is impossible for our patients to understand why congress is, once again, threatening their ability to go to the health care provider of their choice. >> the congressional budget offices mates planned parenthood received approximately $450 million in federal funds each year. supporters of the planned parenthood took to the streets of the philadelphia to defend the health care provider today. >> hey, hey what cow say, planned parenthood is here to stay good dozens wore pink t-shirts and rallied in center city. this was part of the nationwide effort to push back against defunding efforts. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson was there.

>> reporter: as the hearings on planned parenthood echoed through capitol hill... fights spilled out on the street. supporters of the health care clinic 20 cities across the country showing solidarity in the wake of scandal. >> women's health carries under attack. >> reporter: in fill at planned parenthood on locust became staging area for defense, dozens crying out after what they feel have been unfair attacks on the organization coming under fire from both state and federal lawmakers, threatening moves to defund operations. >> stand up, fight back and speak out for would the men, men and families who would be most affected by the attempt to defund critical services that planned parenthood provides. >> reporter: the organization began taking heat in the wake of the under cover video claiming to reveal callus practices of obtaining tissues from aborted fetuses. ceo of the planned parenthood in southeastern pennsylvania, gale steinberg calls them

false. practice is legal. defunding the organization would be a disaster. >> they are just simply aren't enough resources that subsidized family planning services in the country. >> reporter: you can see here just shortly afternoon, locust street shut down, dozens of supporters in pink but rally was not without opposition. >> quietly and respectfully a small contingent of anti abortion supporters pray. >> praying for that abortion will stop. >> reporter: but between hail marry's outrage from resident rose. >> i just think this is barbaric that we are allowing this. >> reporter: daughter caitlin offered this. >> i used to believe too that while it is my body, it is my choice and that is just falls free new. >> reporter: not to fund by law but by values. in center city, steve paterson for c about s3 "eyewitness news". u.s. military has launched air strikes on northern afghanistan to help afghan forces take back control of the city.

hundreds of taliban fighters stormed the town today, taking over a hospital, and prison. they then raised the taliban flag. this is first time they have captured a major city since 2001 and most u.s. forces withdrew from afghanistan last year. nearly 10,000 american troops remain. president obama chaired a u.n. gathering of the world leaders to discuss countering terrorist groups like isis. president obama also met with cuban president raul castro. cbs news reporter jamie ukiss has more. >> reporter: president obama and cuban president raul castro posed for cameras ahead of their joint meeting in new york, their first official summit, all they both men have been talking since last december about breaking down trade and travel barriers. their meeting comes days after each met with pope francis. vatican played a key role in relationship between the two countries n just the past two months each reopened embassies that have been closed for half a century. but trade embargo still remains.

president owe bam brought it up, here when he spoke on monday. >> i'm confident that our congress will inevitably left an embargo that should not be in place anymore. >> reporter: castro says he hopes trade embargo lifted but he calls for return of land currently home to the controversial u.s. military base at guantanamo bay. u.s. says that is in the on the table. jamie ukiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, fbi is warning college students scammers are trying to get to you pay up. we have details next. your facebook feed is probably full of post about the the social media site's privacy poly? well, hold off before you do anything, we have got real information you need coming up. if you love your keurig coffee maker get ready for new gadget this one is for cold beverages, kate? we've got rain moving through tonight and then focus will shift toward end of the week and weekend when we could be impacted by tropical storm joaquin, i'll have latest on the system and separate fact from fiction as well, coming

up when we come right back.

well, fbi is warning consumers about a phone scam targeting college students. collogues claiming to be from the fbi or government is telling people they are delinquent on the student loans and threatening rest if the money isn't sent immediately through a money glam. >> fbi says do not do it, the the agency would never call private citizens to request, money. and also, some privacy hoaxes are making their round on facebook again, i have seen these all over the place. the one claims to be illegally binding agreement to protect copy right of your pictures and profile information. the other hoax claims to let you pay a subscription fee to

make sure your posts stay private. these are just, hoaxes, take that into account. they have been around for a long time. they are bubbling up again. facebook is free and users own the photos and content they post there. did you hear about this keurig is getting in the soda machine business. company known for its inning is will serve pod based coffee makers has unveiled the keurig cold, cold with the k, the cold makes soda and other carbonated drinks using plane tap water. it is also, pod based with pods containing soda flavoring and special beads packed with carbonation. the the cold will set you back a cool $370. forbes is out with the annual forbes 400, list of the 400 richest americans. microsoft bill gates tops that list for the 22nd year in a row, amazon ceo jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg made it in the top ten for the first time. did you ever dream of starting your own business? it doesn't have to be a dream.

>> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more on you philadelphia jobs market. >> reporter: report as of last year there were 24 million even pren newers in the u.s., 14 percent of the population and, highest rate recorded since they began studying entrepreneur ship in 1999. and it is not just college engineers, conceiving companies in their dorm rooms. six and a half percent are forming businesses within a established companies. 11 percent of entrepreneurs are between the ages of 55 and 64. and u.s. women entrepreneurs demonstrated highest rates of activity led by 25 to 34 year-olds. if you have the itch to get your idea off the ground, the philadelphia district of the small business add administration offers advice and information on starting or growing a business. financial assistance through guarantied loans made by area bank and non-bank lenders. for more forgo to sba dot gov

and search for philadelphia i'm's jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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south pacific shines blue lights on this turtle and it reflect back the neon colors you sianni it turns out these types of turtles, have this trait known as bio floressens and turtles are observed in shallow water where there is nobody ever knew and that is beautiful. >> that is really neat. >> science. >> science is amazing. >> yes, i love that stuff. >> yes, we know we have science to talk about here. >> you have a whole multiple systems going on now. >> we have a lot of players on the field, and let's talk first about what is going on tonight and move toward later. but i have to stress there have been a few model runs, computer models that we don't use for tropical systems. these are getting facebook saying we will get hit with the huge hurricane. don't believe what you see. there is uncertainty out there. lets get to the facts. >> yes. >> what we know and what could happen. we will start off with what is happening. we will go to the rooftop camera showing included cover over center city philadelphia

in rain at least for the moment. that is going to change overnight. we have heavy showers that are moving through. it does look like heavier rain overnight, yesterday it looked like it would be right overhead. now it looks like it will stay to the north and west. we will see locally heavy rain pockets of rain in the city offer night but probably only an inch rather than two or three that was possible, as that rain band shifted east. that is good news. less rain with tonight's system more ground will be able to take once we get in the heavy rain that starts friday or even thursday night in the weekend. lets look at our eyewitness weather watchers. we will go up to reading where we are seeing more rain, this is dave par sell who is reporting included cover, right now. 76 degrees in reading. what does day of to say. dew point is 69-point . very, very moist air. it feels like summertime when you step outside with the moisture in the atmosphere. that is what this system is tapping into to pro tuesday this he have hi rain tonight. lynn springer in cherry hill, new jersey at 78 degrees.

the mostly cloudy, hot, sticky mess. ground seems met but rain gauge recorded noda. one of those damp days with moisture in the atmosphere. not a lot of heavy rain except for that one that came through midday. david mitchell insuring norristown at 75, mostly cloudy. seventy-five. partly cloudy. have a good evening. peace to you as well, david. lets look at our live neighborhood network. i took this far west up to kutztown but doesn't look like any rain just yet. really it is western three-quarters of the pennsylvania getting wet at the moment, but here in philadelphia in the eag much at all, not here in kutztown, 71 degrees. you can see storm scan three that big wall of green, it is into portions of new york back into ohio. this heavy rain is lifting but notice lifting almost due north. this is starting to modify a little bit this ban you see right here is pushing further to the east and this is what we will have to watch for next several hours. this could take a slight northeast track and put it right over our north and

western suburbs here through overnight hours. so just a very soggy set up overnight tonight, scattered showers, heavier at times. for your wednesday, morning rain, into cloud in the afternoon. the thursday and friday rain, wind, more rain chances then for weekend. again period of steady rain, pocket of heavy rain during the overnight hours. we clear it out tomorrow afternoon but you can see some spots across the area to our north and west will see risk for over 3 inches of rain up toward lehigh valley. here's tropical storm joaquin strengthening wind to 65. it will mainly stay off shore, problem business that stalled front, it will draw in some moisture from joaquin as we head in the weekend and bring tonight to our area, certainly cher will be impact. beach erosion, rough surf and threat for coastal flooding. more on joaquin and what that could do rainfall wise at 6:00. overnight cloudy, showers, heavy rain. morning rain for your wednesday. you're witness weather seven day forecast look at how cool.

we have rain in the forecast every day but heaviest, thursday night right through saturday night with showers, lingering into sunday. ukee and jessica, bank over to you. but we know and love the show but how much do stars know. ncis quiz when we come right back.

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>> yes. >> what is the denoso's biggest fear. >> i'm sweating. >> yes. >> such good sports. i need to remind you new episode of ncis airs tonight, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> ncis at 8:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3 and you can see insider every week night at 7:30 here on cbs-3. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 rain all around, umbrellas hand a cross the region and, we are not enclose, to clear that, kate. >> we have got heavy rain moving through tonight but that system is first part of it. later this weekend, we will feel impact from tropical storm joaquin we will have details coming up at 6:00. also, temple student robbed and sexually assaulted just off the university

campus, tonight we will hear from concerned students as police try to track down this violent criminal. a nail salon scare, freshly manicured man shows his appreciation by robbing the the place at gunpoint. we have talk to the owner of the philadelphia salon about these frightening moments. downpours, in new jersey, pop up storms sweep across the region and it is just a preview of what is to come. in center city philadelphia today people were happy to have umbrellas handy a as they stayed dry when those drops started falling there. and there is no relief in sight, here's storm scan three where we have a lot of green, heading our way, and it will be messy out there, no doubt. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm yes, sir contact dean. we will want to get over to meteorologist kate bilo keeping an