what you see here moving through massachusetts but we still have this secondary area of rain off to the west, heaviest with this is going to miss us, and most of this is lifting north, slightly north east at the moment, heaviest rain along pennsylvania/new york state border. it is filling into the the south heading through lancaster area first and will fill in over philadelphia as we get through the rest on have this evening before we're finally tapering off in the overnight hours tonight. you can see we're in the hole right now light drizzle, a few showers and few intensified here in cape may county. that next batch of light rain moving toward lancaster county and that will get in here later this evening and tonight. on the road this evening, waiting for someone to come home expect it will take longer than normal. a areas of showers, continuing ponding out there, road spray and reduced visibility will slow you down all night long. then we have brief better news before yet another system brings chance for wet weather later this week. we will tell but that just a few minutes, jessica. and you can track the rain and forecast anytime by down

loading cbs philly weather app a sprayedable for freon itune and google play. it looks like something is happening in gloucester county there will soon dry town thanks to a brewery. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in pitman with this story, cleve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica if you go in the boro of pitman's web site they will tell you since 1905 they have never had a liquor license in town or no liquor stores but starting next spring you could swat mosquitoes with one hand and hold a legally purchased beer in the the other. >> this is a little set up we have going on here right new for our station. >> reporter: like many home beer brewers justin fleming wand third his hobby could be a business. >> it has a really nice, try taste to it. we dry hopped it. >> reporter: six months ago fleming was a security guard and life long friend, dave, a truck driver a approached pitman's economic development commission about opening a micro brewery downtown. quite a question considering

it is a try town. >> initially we thought going in the the whole process that it was going to be, we were going to be kicking doors down and it is going to be tough but that was not the case. >> reporter: while pitman does not allow liquor licenses a 2012 new jersey law allows micro brewers to obtain a limit brewing license and sell beer even in dry towns. meet the future home of kelly green brewing company. >> through this wall that will in the be here anymore we will have our war. >> reporter: plans are coming together to open up the bluery by next spring and there does than the seem to be any real resistance. >> the dynamics of the town has change. folks moving in have younger families and they wanting to to a restaurant and have a glass of wine and beer. >> reporter: pitman has long allowed byob restaurants which recently approved from bottles of wine from new jersey wineries. fleming who spent his entire life in pitman thinks brewery and town are a perfect paring. >> not like we're trying to open up a bar up and get a bunch of people drunk

downtown. we want to open an operation that will be basically service this whole community down here. >> reporter: kelly green won't ab loan here, another brewery human village brewery is also trying to open up in pitman. reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks much. in other news local fast food workers walked off the job and hit the streets to demand a higher minimum wage. it doesens marched through philadelphia city hall today pushing for federal minimum wage to be increased to $15 an hour so they can make a better living. similar marches were held in 270 cities. they were organize by group's fight for 15. business groups argued that the the pay raises will force companies to layoff workers and increase costs. warning tonight for comcast customers information from 200,000 accounts was stolen and put up for sale on the so-called dark web. the company says that the leak data includes customer user names and pass words. comcast insist the the information did not come from a breach in its network.

the pass word on affect accounts will be reset. three men are a accused of the largest to ever theft of consumer data from a u.s. financial institution. they allegedly stole personal information of more than 100 million customers, officials say that their large's tack was jp morgan chase last summer. prosecutors say that the suspects pumped up value of penny stocks by sending spam e-mails to addresses stolen in those hackings and dumped the stocks at inflated prices making millions. >> in our view, the conduct alleged showcases a brave new world of hacking for profit. >> thirty-one year-old josuah samuel aaron is wanted to be by the fbi and jerry sloan and the third suspect, z ebe or evenstein are in custody in israel. a gunman opens fire in a convenient store. 22-year old male was struck multiple time inside j and r

perez grocery in the 700 block have of north 38th street in philadelphia a's mantua neighborhood. victim was transported to the hospital but died a short time later. so far there are no suspects in custody. detectives are asking for the public's assistance to identify and locate a shooter, take a look at this video please, a man pulls out a handgun and fires random shots in the a air. on the 400 block of east indiana avenue knew in kensington a short time later, the suspects returned and then continues to shoot. if you recognize this man please contact the police. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is headed to trial, and facing more charges. she stands accused of leaking grand jury information and lying bit under oath. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live at the courthouse in norristown with more on this, alex. >> reporter: jessica, when prosecution had to do today proved there is this enough evidence to warrant a trial. the judge agreed that there is, but at trial, the prosecution will have to prove that kathleen kane willfully lied under oath, and willfully

will be a keyword because the defense says you cannot lie if you do not know you are lying. in a procession that now appears almost routine, media welcomed attorney general kathleen kane, a as she made her way inside of a montgomery county courtroom b. she's accused of breaching secrecy of the 2009 grand jury by leaking details to the daily news, something her defense did not dispute. >> this was an honest mistake. >> reporter: kane was not in office in 2009 and therefore wasn't directly sworn to secrecy in that case so says her defense. >> i think that these charges are misplaced. i think that these charges over state any conduct that she was involved in. >> reporter: but the prosecution, main piece of evidence today, an oath, signed by kane, three days after getting sworn into office vowing to protect grand jury information, past and present. in a whirlwind of new job could she have forgotten about the paper leaped herring to believe she was free to share grand jury info?

the prosecution isn't buying it. >> we will look at book ground and what she what's electric to and make your own determinations on that. we're going to plead this in court. >> reporter: no comment was made on either side about the hearing yesterday, regarding her future as the attorney general. reporting live from montgomery county, alexandria hoff, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. delaware will rename its national guard headquarters in new castle for light son of the vice-president joe biden. a ceremony will be held in the spring to unveil signs for major joseph beau biden armed forces reserve center. bind died in may. he enlisted in the delaware army national guard in 2003 and then later served two terms as delaware attorney general. our walt hunter will have a live report on beau biden's special honor coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. nfl players and penn state alumni devon still who won hearts of the nation last year

as he documented his daughter's battle with pediatric cancer. today he was back in his hometown of wilmington where he made a day of sick children at nemores hospital brighter. greg argos has that story. >> reporter: third down on the 49... >> give me a k. >> reporter: nikkei mitchell's opponent may have an unfair advantage. tuesday at the ai du pont children's hospital former bengals player and penn state alumni devon still donated more than a dozen may station four and spent the morning meeting and gaming with some of the patients. >> i think it is incredible, you know, all this and he really wants to help us. >> it is all pretty cool meeting a foot the ball player and it was also cool that he donated the stuff for us. >> it is fun to see a football player here and talk to you. >> reporter: are you ready for today? are you ready to get this cancer out of you?

helping out with kid and cancer is close to devon's heart. >> let's do it. >> reporter: last year his own daughter battled pediatric cancer. >> she's doing better. she's going through treatment right now. she has major therapy to make sure she stays in remission. >> reporter: today she's paying it forward helping kid fight similar illnesses. >> she's definitely trying to come back here and give back to the families here and kid here because we necessity exactly what they are going through. >> reporter: it is part of the hospital's child life program meant to allow kid to live their lives and forget at least for a bit about their treatment. >> how will we help them cope with being in the hospital and most importantly how will we fine ways for them to still be a kid. >> reporter: shortly taking a time to game against a pro football player helps. >> so what actually happened to these play station four's. you can see some 17 of them. hospital officials say they will be located on mobile unit the just like that and brought to children's rooms throughout the hospital. reporting here from wilmington

delaware i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see how much children enjoyed. that that will go a long way. >> sometimes nice to be able to feel like a kid. >> in question about it. >> we saw right there, very nice. >> high school sock are player, who collapsed during a recent game returned to school today. william tenant freshman trever newhouse went in cardiac arrest october 19th during a game a at people brook middle school. he spent several weeks at children's hospital of philadelphia where doctors discovered he suffers from a preexisting heart condition. speaking of soccer some changes are coming to the game for younger players to help keep them safe on the feel. u.s. soccer which is governing body for sport in the u.s. has announced there should be no heading for any players age ten and under. u.s. soccer says heading should be limited to practice for those who are 11 to 13 years old. there are concerns that is growing that heading can lead to concussions. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight new booster seat ratings for

children. >> also this... >> a police officer has about three seconds to take action when a car comes barreling toward him, and it is all caught on his body camera. and then the the benefits of sleeping, naked, um-hmm, health reporter stephanie stahl tells us scientific reason for sleeping without pj's, and pajamas. new app is bringing beauty to your fingertips, think of it like uber, for salon services. we will show you how main extremist your salon on the go.

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vo: ask your health care provider about adding novolog®. it can help provide the additional control you may need. insurance institute has released findings for which wooster seats are the most safe. agency, gained 20 of the 23 booster seats new to the market this year as a best bet, the the remaining three still come recommended. iihs looked at both high back and backless boosters focusing on how seat belts fit the average child in most vehicles. >> what we're looking for is that the lap belt sits low across the top of the thighs. it is not riding up on the soft tummy and shoulder belt need to fit snug on the center

of the folder and should not be riding up on the kid. >> research before making a purchase. older booster seats for sale though, through a major on line retailer, are not, recommended. cbs-3 healthwatch a new study leads, to meat to kidney cancer. journal of cancer research found kidney cancer patients ate more meat then health a adults. they looked at meat cooked over an open flame which can create carcinogens. researchers say people should not cut meat out of their diet entirely just eat tonight moderation. also on the cbs-3 healthwatch, benefits of the sleeping, may give some experts that say could improve relationship and getting better rest. >> health reporter stephanie stahl you are on. >> reporter: no war business this. you know what you wear to bed, matters. and, research shows most people, put on pajamas or t-shirts, only 10 percent of americans sleep in the nude but might be time to reconsider.

could be time to ditch the pj's, t-shirts, and everything else if you want a better night sleep. national sleep foundation, says hitting the sack, sand nightclothes can have health benefits that come from better shut eye. >> if you are comfortable that way and sleep better, you will sleep bet their way. >> reporter: doctor karl, head of the jeff on sleep disorders clinic say lower body temperature is better for moore restful sleep and will cooler environment at night helps with the primary sleep harmone melatonin. >> body temperature may be would be of the triggers to the emergens of melatonin so cooler body temperatures may be helpful to the the emergens of melatonin and sleep hormones. >> reporter: while sleeping name might be tricky for people with children experts say for couples it can enhance intimacy. one survey found married people who slept without clothes were more content in their relationships. and there is actually old research about sex and sleep with lopsided results. >> sexual activity prior to go

to go bed may be helpful for sleep but that seems to be limited to men and not women. >> what? so why that helps men and not women that was not studied. while sleeping naked can help lower your body temperatures, doctor degaining says you can also get comfortable by lowering the thermostat if that is more comfortable for you. one researcher says ideal temperature of the thermostat 68 degrees, or lower. >> yes. >> you want to get it cool, so melatonin kicks in. >> yes, okay good cool and dark. >> cool and dark. >> interesting. >> stephanie, thank you cool and dark with the candles. >> yes. we have been watching this rain that we have been having. >> yes, we have more before we get through tonight, unfortunately. if you are out and about this evening you still have to have the rain gear with you but better news moving forward as we head into tomorrow, things clear out a bit, just in time for veterans kay but then another round of rain by thursday. the lets get into it. a a lot to talk about here.

lets look outside. this is time lapse of how day pans out in margate where they got pretty heavy rain. set this this in motion see those big rain drops coming down, it was a gray, glummy wet day across the a area especially down the shore this morning and it does dry out in the afternoon. now roads still looking slick out there, and this is a current shot of what it looks like in downtown margate, new jersey. at the moment. a as we head out there you can see another round of rain is poised to impact the area good news is heavier rain is lifting north/north east while it is filling in the the south heavier rain will miss us but at least moderate rainfall expect through the rest of this evening and heaviest looks to be throughout the far northwestern suburbs. lets look at the past 12 to 18 hours, this started overnight last night and heavier rain down the shore into portions of delaware. then that lifted out. watch this storm form, then we will get strong storm, severe thunderstorm warning in northern new jersey for one little cell, formed mid afternoon and then now we are on our way to round two of

some rainfall across the the area the as i said heavier rain south jersey and delaware with that storm that came through last night. watching at 11:00 i told you how that heavy rain moves to the the south and second round coming from the north and west suburbs, later this evening. philadelphia will end up in the middle of this. i don't think we will get as much rain to the south where some spots got 2-inches there in southern new castle county and steady rain toward lehigh valley and poconos later on but we will miss heaviest here in philadelphia peak wind gusts, 40 miles an hour in atlantic city. twenty-nine reported at philadelphia airport. still steady rain north and west, this is 8:00 p.m. and then that lifts out and we will see clearing take over as we head through your wednesday afternoon. sun peaks out. still a mild day. enjoy that. then another round of rain comes in by thursday afternoon at least a a few showers as our next cold front moves through the the area nothing cold right now. 60 degrees in the city. we were above average by 8 degrees. look at that red. another couple days of that

should go but then we will have our first below average day coming up we will tell but that in just a moment. the a as far as tonight is concerned, cloudy, breezy, shower around, 52 degrees. we will clear rain out. for your wednesday cloud giving way to sunshine. nice veterans day. 64 degrees. you're witness weather three day forecast, 64 for your wednesday. nice afternoon. the thursday 62. friday it turns cooler, breezy but 59 degrees and still above average for this time of the year. average is now 58 but we may have that first below average day of the month coming up this weekend and we will tell but that with the seven day. >> it has been a while. >> thanks, kate. >> you're welcome. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" parent tricked into believing children's junk food is actually healthy, how deceptive ads are targeting mom and dad. >> don. >> speaking of mom and dad nolan carol gives thanks to his parents for all of his success. up next we will have run watch nolan carol don't miss a story about a son's special love

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one of the best games, the best game you saw all season that was a great game down in will dallas. we're back and we're still talking about the birds. tomorrow is veterans day, a moment to honor those who served in the u.s. arms forces. for nolan carroll every day is veterans day. he has army and navy coercing through his veins. that is just one of the many topics discussed in this addition of lunch with leslie. here's leslie van arsdal. >> eagles defensive back nolan car will ol knows discipline on and off the feels. he grew up with his mom who was a lieutenant commander in the navy. his dad a senior master sergeant, in the air force. >> as fares, you know, being home in time and being home before the sun goes down, just yes, sir, no, ma'am, they were really on that. they wanted me to learn and respect my elders. there were times when i was like why are they doing this to me? but i see it now, with my son,

you know. >> reporter: his mother became florida's first black female lieutenant governor, and carroll says she was tough. >> i could not getaway with anything with my mom, she was hard core. >> she did not want him playing football. >> she did not want to see her boy get injured in anyway. her reasoning was she missed the football finals at ymca. i was pretty upset about that. she kept that going for a good 15 years. >> stop, missed it again. >> there you are, growing up, in this super strict house. i have seen you in college. you had to be like these dread and these amazing tattoos. all right. this is it. hair is going. >> i had it for about eight years and one time in practice when i was down in miami, it might have been 110 degrees, three days, back to back, every single day my hair was down to here. third day of practice, right after practice i put on my shoulder pads and i went to the parlor and said cut it off. >> hair may be gone but for

carroll who has become an anchor in the eagles secondary, family, hard work and lessons his parents taught him, always come first. >> i think that because of that because i still to this day, yes, no, it is always treating with respect. >> leslie, good stuff. thank you for. that guys, momma carroll a lieutenant commander. you cannot getaway with anything. go ahead and try sneaking out of the house, see what happens. >> yes. >> got that right, not going to work. >> no. >> good player, good guy. >> nice stuff, thank you. coming up, in the next half an hour, a father to be takes a selfie as his wife is giving birth. wand fur that went viral. plus this. simple football is currently ranked, 21st to be part of the increase in applications, i'm rahel solomon we are talking to the admissions department and perspective students. also, body cam video shows a woman ramming her vehicle in the the police car. hear the the story of how the

officer survived a high speed a attack. new at 6:00 tonight the return have of the toy, experts say old school toys are making a big come back. why they say toy makers can expect their best sales in deca

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase.

whatever. temple university band wagon is figure up, the football team's winning ways is helping the the school score, off the feel. "eyewitness news", continues at 5:30. hello, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. temple university said it had its largest fall open house in school history this weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter, and is learning about why. >> as temple university foot the ball team, continues to have a historically great season, the university

admission department continues to have a historically great year, application numbers are up 12 percent, so far. >> the national exposure that our athletics program is getting to us, it is really putting a spotlight on to this campus, this university, and even the city. >> reporter: after practice on tuesday, coach matt rule weighed in. >> anytime that we as a program, can, you know, maybe represent temple the right way and continue to be on national tv, and show people just a little glimpse of this great university we are proud to do it. >> admissions department will tell you athletics may be part of the draw getting people to apply. once they get here they still have to be sold on academics and the campus. >> it gives us a great opportunity to really shine a light on the the strength of our academic program. >> reporter: perspective student group brook hanson is visiting from a tour but what drew her to the school, football. >> with them being part of the school spirit. >> reporter: the school also says that this year temple ranked the highest ever in the

u.s. news and world academic reports. it also recently became test optional meaning high school seniors can opt out of including their sat or other scores and can instead answer essay questions. a all of this combined, proving to be a winning game plan for the school. >> to be ahead in applications, a at this point compared to last year it is really exciting. the it is very early but very exciting. >> reporter: the admissions deadline is march 1st. students, if you think you might want to be a temple owl is there plenty of time left. reporting from temple university remarks hell solomon, for cb is. three "eyewitness news". good to help. body cameras show scary moments a as an oklahoma city police officer faces down an suv, speeding toward him. the the officer has about three seconds to react here as the driver of the stolen suv takes aim and accelerates. you have been watching the video. you can feel the the terror.

>> stop, stop, stop. [gunfire] >> reporter: with the vehicle bearing down on him master patrol officer matt stacy fired his gun, twice, before impact. >> officer [gunfire] stacy was income to the ground, vehicle traveling at an estimated 50 miles an hour. >> they just ran stacy. >> reporter: another vantage point from the officer who was chasing the suspect. >> show me your hand, move, put your hand up, right now. put your hand on top of your head. do not move. >> reporter: forty-one year-old stacy, and popped out of the vehicle's sun roof and said that she was god. she told officers welcome to hell, as she was pounding her chest. officer had to go in through the roof to get her out of the vehicle. >> hand, right now. >> are you shot. >> no. >> reporter: unemployment a alaska native she's being held on $80,000.01. she's expect to be charged were four felonies and including a assault and battery with the deadly weapon

on a police overs. police suspected she was under the influence of drugs. >> stop, stop. >> i heard sound of the breaking but that was sound of the accelerator. >> reporter: master patrol officer matt stacy suffered minor injuries. >> our worry at the time is he was severely injured. i can tell you my only explanation is he was under the protection of god because he very well should have been dead. >> just incredible when you see it. it all happened by the way in elementary school parking lot, she's lucky no children were there the at the time. >> frightening on so many levels as car was coming and when she popped out of the car. >> imagine that, coming at you. >> indeed. investigation in the suspicious bag caused a security scare at my aim international airport. video posted last night shows heavily armed police leading a man in the red shirt off of a plane. fbi says that passenger went through security but had items in his backpack that looked suspicious. the investigation prompted dozens of flight delays and portions of the airport had to

be locked down. >> i have seen different police officers out here walking around with m16 assault rivals. it is kind of scare. >> they came in and told everybody to get out, and the airport was being evacuated, so we all came outside. >> reporter: fbi says passenger who raised suspicions was not arrested and will not face criminal charges. even without an official cause, u.s. and british officials say they believe a bomb brought down a russian jet liner over egypt last week. russian and egyptian investigators still pouring over evidence and looking at security procedures after sharm el-sheikh airport where the doom plane took off. focus is on airport staff and others who had a access to the the plane including security officers, hotel workers and even caterer. a new quinnipiac university poll find majority of the voters in new jersey want governor governor chris christie to suspend his bid

for republican presidential nomination. 61 percent of voters say the the governor should drop out of the race, 33 percent said when asked if campaigning has distracted christie from his duties as governor, 63 percent said yes, 33 percent said it is not distracting him. economic issues will be the focus of tonight's fourth g.o.p. presidential debate but governor christie will not be on the main stage this time. low poll numbers placed him in the under card debate. correspondent weijia jiang is in milwaukee with the preview on the milk bag. >> reporter: g.o.p. presidential front run are donald trump is sharpening his criticism of doctor ben carson. >> if you try and hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. >> reporter: the gig refers to part of the carson's biography under scrutiny including claims he was a violent teenager and received a full scope ship to west point military academy. the last week his campaign admitted that never happened but retired neurosurgeon

insists it was no lie. >> i would much rather lose an election then to lie. >> reporter: his campaign manager says that the relatively soft spoken carson will be much more aggressive tonight, the political science professor doctor lee says that strategy could backfire. >> you cannot do it in a way that turns off a very quality that has made him attractive. >> reporter: there will only be eight candidates on the main stage tonight, the smallest field yet, political analyst say voters here in wisconsin considered a swing state, want to hear specifics about plans like issues like the economy. florida politicians marco rubio and jeb bush is expect to set their sights on each other tonight. >> 1.3 million jobs. >> reporter: both campaigns released new videos. >> i'm's a huge marco fan. >> reporter: bush, former g.o.p. front runner was amen for to rubio hoist now in third place. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pope francis says the

catholic church must shun temptations of power and money. >> speaking foreign language. >> reporter: spoke in florence. he push his reform agenda urging bishops to not be obsessed with power and doctrine this comes as a high ranking monsignor was arrested as part of the vatican probe. still to come, imagine having a personal hair stylist and make up artists come to your home. meet founders of the new app providing on demand beauty a and lifestyle services and they are from the philadelphia area. mothers manipulated in to buying junk food not by their children but by deceptive food ads. what you should watch out for when we come back, kate. tonight's rain moves out but that is not the end of the wet weather this week, we will tell you what another round of rain moves in coming up when we come back.

you know, is there growing evidence that companies are trying to trick parents in to believing junk foods are actually healthy for their children. >> new stud friday dartmouth university concludes that parents are increasingly being targeted by advertisers who want them to believe these snacks are healthy. but researchers looked at 51 food products intended for children and found half of those are advertised to parents. the commercials have have seen parental figures, with children and emphasized health benefits. now time to check your philadelphia a jobs market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: very few people are going to pull in the salary of a super star athlete, hollywood movie star or fortune 500 ceo so is what the best paying job that an average person can land? according to data, by business insider, anesthesiologist have the best paying jobs in america. nationally the specialized doctors earn $246,320 a year.

in fact, in the list of highest paid jobs, 16 of the top 30 are in the medical field. but as medical school followed by a four year residency program, sound like more schooling then you had in mind, you might consider a career as a nurse a anesthetist which comes in at number 14 on the list. duties include administering anesthesia, monitoring patient's vital signs and overseeing a patient's recovery from anesthesia. here in the philadelphia area average nurse a necessary test earned over $19,194,500. and demand for these specialized nurses is expected to grow, 31 percent between now and 2022. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness

tonight it can happen in a split second without a warning. suddenly your shower door explodes and three on your side has learned it is happening so of the federal government has taking notice. three on your side jim donovan shows you how it happened and what you can do to prevent it. there are times it is okay to take a selfie and times it might be inappropriate.

>> this guy, might have consideredaiting. >> this selfie burning up the internet has been viewed more than a million a and a half times on red it. that man right there obviously taking a selfie and his wife, grimacing in the background well, she's in labor. while some comment taiters speculatedd she might be unhappy, he said that she actually laughed. so he says. by the way, good news is they had a healthy baby girl so congratulate go to him. >> what are you doing. >> he looks like he is having the time of his life. >> meanwhile. >> that is great. >> i kind of love it, as long as he is not talking to her, go take a selfie. >> yes. >> don't bother me. >> yes. >> it is a good memory to have. >> i bet it is, for everyone to have. >> kate joins us with the forecast. >> we've got more rain on the way tonight and then, it tries out briefly. keep those umbrellas handy. we will need them later this week. big changes toward the weekend. a lot going on in weather but in the a whole lot of cold in

the forecast. if you stepped outside, it is damp, dreary but in the cold. that is case for next couple days as well. lets look out to our roof cam where it doesn't look like philadelphia right new because tops of the buildings obscured by low clouds and fog and even though we don't have heavy rain falling in the city at the moment, it is a very slow evening, outside on local roadways mainly thanks to the low visibility, road spray, fog, low cloud. waiting for someone to get home from work expect their commute will take a long time tonight. it is bad even on great weather days in the city but on a day like today you will be slowed down outside. eyewitness weather watchers, i want to go first to the north and west and see if we have steady rain at dave's house in reading. he is reporting rain. 57 degrees. dew .51.8. good day to stay indoors. great nap weather. if you had a luxury of staying inside and taking a nap while rainfalls outside, perfect day. most of us unfortunately have to be out tonight. not the best day to be out and

about. 57 degrees at richboro at frank's house. damp november evening. it is a chill in the air. it could be worse. not out of the queion this time of the year to be cold enough for frozen precipitation and a system like this would be a mess as it would be warm moist air, over running cold from the surface. it would be a icy mess. thankfully it has been well above average this month in philadelphia margot simmons in buena vista township 60 degrees. mild temperatures with a whole lot of rain especially this morning in new jersey. take a look at storm scan three. you can see is what happening right now. still another batch of rain to come through with that, off to the north and west. well off to the north and west over the pennsylvania, new york state border. the as we go through tonight that will fill in. it slowly pushing east, light rain to the south, moving slightly to the north and west. we will get in on this action here but not this action. the as we head up through lehigh valley things could get more interesting. the here's a loop of the rain. heavier rain south and east. heaviest rain this evening would be north and west. we will fall in the middle in

philadelphia i don't expect us to end up with insane rain totals like they did in delaware and new jersey this morning. look at these numbers, 2.59 in lieu is, delaware. atlantic city has 2.28 inches, woodbine at almost a inch and three-quarters and pittsgrove 1.29 inches fell already today and more could be added to that total this evening and tonight. temperatures right now still 60 in philadelphia. not too bad. sixty in millville. fifty-four in reading. forty-nine in mount pocono. as we head through the the next couple days keep that rain gear handy. it doesn't look as heavy on thursday another round of it is expected. cloud give way to sunshine for your wednesday, breezy dau but west win will be nice and mild. great veterans day wednesday for you. heading in to your thursday our front comes through, showers returning, especially in the afternoon, showers maybe just a little steady rain on thursday. sweeping that front out and then we will get nicer weather friday, cooler, breezy but back to normal and sun comes back. we are closer to average as we go through even of the week. you can see cool front comes

through, saturday our coolest day and then warms up slightly again by sunday. quick check on kate, here she is, expect to be a category one hurricane but note that is system will stay out to sea and will not directly impact us. overnight cloudy, breeze which a shower around at 52 degrees. veterans day wednesday not bad at all 64 with cloud giving way to sun. another round of showers thursday and then friday back to normal. saturday our one cold day before it rises again. it looks like a great day for eagles game sunday, 58 degrees with sunshine. now back to you. >> kate, thanks. sad update today to a story we told but last week. a star wars super fan was given a special screening of the new film in the saga has died. daniel fleet wood's wife confirmed on facebook her husband lost his battle with cancer. his dying wish was to see the force awakens and director jj abrams grant that had wish. fleetwood was 32 years old. just in time for veterans day star bucks announced it is

expanding its free tuition program. >> star bucks offers free tuition to employees who are current and former members of the u.s. armed forces. now they are expanding the program to include spouses and children. it is part of the partnership with air zone state university and asu's on line degree program. still ahead on "eyewitness news", imagine, services like hair care, spray cans and photograph any tour own home. >> efforts of the three south jersey men who say it is changing the service industry. we will be right back.

a new app is putting beauty at your fingertips, it is called main stream and it has got more than a thousand users in the tri-state area that number is growing. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao shows us how it works. >> reporter: it is raining in turnersville, new jersey and beverly monte is having a bad hair day. >> my hair was a mess this morning. i could not do it. >> reporter: time to bring in professional hell but this early in the morning. >> it was 10:00 o'clock in the morning, the salon opens. >> reporter: that is where main street comes in the new app. celebrity stylist and south jersey salon owner mar teen owe carti er is driving his gold lamborghini when he gets the text and in minutes he is a at beverly's door. this cottage room becomes mar teen owe's salon. >> for very first time i had a stylist come to my house. >> all in the convenience of your own home. >> reporter: back at his salon

with his hair dryer holstered he said it serves the whole family. >> it is brilliant changing the industry. >> reporter: he said the appeal is convenient. >> it is easy for her. she has kid, she can't leave. she doesn't have a baby-sitter. she taps that app and professional hairdresser will arrive in under 45 minutes. >> reporter: main stream ceo and founder santa described it as uber of life. users can connect with photographers marks sage artists, even spray tanners, to see their work and their profile and pay through the app. >> there is no exchanging cash, no more awkward moment did i tip too much or too little. it makes it completely simple. >> reporter: simple and safe. beauty providers are certified and vetted and 2 percent of the profits go to charity. >> it benefits, making wishes.org which are in eight countries. we grant wishes to women and children fighting cancer and main stream will fund that allowing to us do more than we do today. >> reporter: enough to make you happy on a bad hair day. >> it is raining you don't wanting to to the salon with

your hair done and you call main stream. >> reporter: which brings us back to beverly. >> yes. >> reporter: she's happy and her husband loves it. >> it looks great. >> reporter: jody is one of the stylist that could end up at your door with his 45 minutes, you just to have down load app, main stream on your mobile device. i'm january yan carabao reporting for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great idea. >> beverly looking good, jan looking good. >> mar teen owe rolling up like james bond. >> how about that. >> i'm telling you that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 a soggy afternoon making way for dreary weather tonight as wet weather continues to hang around, kate. >> we are not through just yet, another round this evening and then another wet day this week i'll have your full forecast coming up at 6:00. the the fight for $15, i'm greg argos outside city hall where hundreds of people gathered to raise minimum wage. plus remembering beau biden, our walt hunter is live

in new castle with more on plans to honor the late attorney general's memory. now at 6:00 still soggy around the region. you will need to keep those umbrellas handy as we head into tonight. wet weather has been here since we got out of bed this morning, most of us. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking things from the weather center, kate. >> guys, this has been a 1/2 punch of rain, heaviest last night and this morning fell in portions of south jersey and delaware. we got a little rain in philadelphia, north of us, now more rain, and it is falling across portions of the new york and pennsylvania border. that inn mainly looking to the north but you can see how it is filling in here with light rain heading toward western suburbs and that will be getting into the philadelphia area this evening. again, it stays generally light, heavier rain and this is a loop starting last night and heavier rain fell over south jersey and delaware with

2 inches in spots down the the shore and then in southern delaware. we had one thunderstorm as well and now, showers filling in a lit built to the west. how much rain fell? here are cities that saw a inch of rain. surf city 1.3. mays landing at 1.29 inches. coming up we will tell you when this rain gets out and another rain chance this week and temperatures take a tumble, and i'll have latest on tropical storm kate coming up with the seven day forecast, idea. late son of the the joe biden is being remembered in delaware. state is set to rename national guard headquarters in new castle after beau biden. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is there to tell you more about this very special honor, walt. >> reporter: ukee, those who come here to this center to join the guard, to serve, share an often unspoken truth, they are willing to dedicate their lives, and if necessary, give their lives for their country. beau biden, the late beau biden, was one o