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 of these

citizen soldiers, and now this very special facility will bear his name. for beau biden it was always about serving, his family a as a dad, his state as a attorney general. his country, enlisting in the army national guard following 9/11. >> even his dad came in, one day, spoke to me, and i had distinct honor of administering the oath of office to beau. >> reporter: major general frank says as beau grew into his new role as a citizen solder training in these halls, working in the ag's office, he touch the lives of the fellow citizens and commanders. >> i think of him every day. >> beau was like a son to me. >> reporter: in 2008 deployed to iraq for a year he returns with the legion of merit, bronze star and gratitude of those who knew he didn't have to go, he wanted to go. >> beau never asked for any special considerations. he wanted to go with his unit

and he did. >> reporter: and now there will be more than memories of beau biden's service, the the building where he trained will now carry his name, always, the major joseph r beau biden the third armed forces reserve center, the name is hoped, an inspiration for future generations who come here to self leslie serve as he did. >> people who follow us, and service, the state and nation, will be able to see his name there and reflect what he did and sacrifices that he made. >> reporter: the formal name change will occur in the spring but that is actually just a formality. this is now, as of today's announcement the beau biden center, an inspiration for those who served as citizen soldiers for generations to come. live from new castle county, i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> inspiration, indeed, walt, thank you. fast food workers are demanding higher minimum wage after walking off the job in

philadelphia in 270 cities today. they are fighting for $15 an hour. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us protesters are hoping this is a major issue in the presidential election. >> reporter: wet weather is not stopping some 100 or so people from marching on city hall. their demand raising the minimum wage to $15. >> what do we want. >> $5. >> reporter: fast food workers, cooks, cashiers, all gathering today near city hall demanding higher wages. >> i work at popeyes, i have within working there for the last year now. >> reporter: with two kid at home ivy berry says $7.25 isn't cutting it. >> all of the labor that we do, i'm a cashier. i do maintenance. i cook. that is not all in my job description. i do a lot of things. >> reporter: peaceful protest for fight for 15 regathered

again at 3:30 at city hall. protesters then snaked down broad street, the philly group here part of the coordinated nationwide effort. one year from election day to bring attention to workers rights. why the number 15, why is that so important. >> that is our minimum general wage. we can live off of $15. i'm living off government assistance and taking care of our family with $15. >> reporter: some will say, i will play devil's advocate $15 is too much for these jobs. these are entry level jobs where you move on afterward, what is your response to that. >> that is not true only because, the job we work for right now is multi billion dollars companies. they can easily pay $15 an hour. >> reporter: is this the only planned protest, in fact, this thursday, students from temple, penn, drexel will march here to city hall demanding $5 for minimum wage. reporting here from city hall, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". accused child rapist is

under arrest tonight, this is the the suspect oscar riveria herrera, officials say he broke in the apartment at hatfield village apartments in hatfield earlier yesterday morning and sexually assaulted a six year-old girl. suspect was then held down by the child's stepfather until police arrived. the state case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will go to trial, a judge made the decision at kane's secondary, hearing on charges that she leak secret grand jury material and then lied bit. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies at the courthouse in norristown with more on this, alex. >> reporter: jessica, preliminary hearings are used to determine if there is enough evidence to go to trial but it also opened up inside on strategies of both sides. for example kathleen kane's defense attorneys told me he believes thinks all over a quote honest mistake, phrasing that they have not used before. in 2009, kathleen kane was a stay at home momma cord to go prior testimony, read allowed

before a montgomery county judge. her defense says four years before she took office means that kane was not involved, nor directly signed a vow of secrecy in the 2009 grand jury grand seeding, that she's accused of leaking information about to the daily news. >> as you all saw we went through a number of exhibits that showed the powerful evidence that we had. >> reporter: a among that powerful evidence is an oath signed pie attorney general kathleen kane, just three days after she was sworn into office back in 203. where she vowed to protect, state grand jury information, past and present, while in office. detectives found that as part of the search warrant executed in harrisburg back in september. >> i think that these charges are misplaced. i think that these charges over state any conduct that she was involved in. >> reporter: her lawyers argued that the prosecution showed no evidence that kane willfully lied under oath. but according to a judge that debate can and will be had, at

trial. this brings up an interesting question, if kathleen kane makes this secrecy oath signs off on it and just forgot about it and spoke bit later when she was on the stand, testifying, does that constitute lying? what does that say about its intent? well, prosecution say her title as attorney general, simply holds her to a higher standard and i forgot will not cut it. reporting live from montgomery county, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thanks very much. comcast is warning 200,000 customers, some of their account information has been accessed and sold on the so-called dark web. the information included e-mail addresses, user names and pass words. comcast says that the leak was not caused by a breach in its systems. the company is asking customers to change their pass words. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" the return of don't call it a come back but experts say traditional

sales season in a decade. find out is what driving the increase, kate. and another dreary evening underway in philadelphia with showers, around and perhaps some heavier rain this evening, but your veterans day for cast is looking, well, better, we will have the latest on that in the full seven day forecast, coming up. and temple's football team is carrying over into the classroom, how on field success is affecting admissions, don. eagles win and in the lone star state but lose one of the stars on the defense, what players are saying about the injury to jordan hicks, so emotional word coming up in sports.

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tonight at 11:00 a taste with torey at a restaurant that wi make you feel like you are dining in the european sea side diner. >> it remind me of my hometown in greece, which is a house just by the water, just like here, watching the sunset. >> vittoria woodill will show you the spirit you'll find in this restaurant inspired by the home of the owner's grandmother, it is tonight's take with torey on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. tonight a special honor for one of the world's most renowned jazz musicians rights here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is a at the

kimmel center where merion anderson award will be presented tonight, todd? >> reporter: well, winton mar sales is a world noun jazz musician but for those who think you may not recognize any of his music may not realize you have listened to him mess sunday mornings. >> ♪ >> reporter: that is winton mar salees performing the latest version of the theme song that you hear every morning, every sunday morning on cbs sunday morning. marsalis is a recipient of the 2015 merion anderson a award, the award is named of course after the legendary singer from philadelphia marsalis is being honored for musical talents and for his work in the community, most notely for his post katrina work in his

help hometown of new orleans to help lead is what being called the bring back new orleans cultural commission and also to raise some three million-dollar for that city. winton marsalis is expected to receive the award and deliver his speech here tonight just before 10:00 o'clock. we of course will be here and bring you very latest tonight at 11:00. reporting live from inside the kimmel center, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bell deserved. he comes from a great musical family as well. thanks, todd. "eyewitness news" was on hand today for a check presentation at awesometown, a new mixed income development in fishtown. $75,000 will go to non-profit that provide housing repairs, emergency safe havens and affordable housing. rutgers camden is celebrating the big two-five-zero, that is right 250. "eyewitness news" at state university of new jersey, as it marks the big anniversary with a special ceremony. it it was a birthday change, giveaways and a solute to

rutgers in honor of the university's 250 year, ben franklin bridge and camden city hall are lit up, with red lights tonight. well, temple university football is still riding high and it looks like team's success is helping with school admissions. temple says they had their largest fall open house in school history this weekend. admission applications are up 12 percent this year. officials say success of temple football is giving the school the opportunity to shine a light, on the the strength of their academic programs. great student athletes here in that temple football team as well. nfl player and penn state alumni devon still gave back to the community. >> he returned to his home town of wilmington to brighten the day a at children's hospital in wilmington. still donated a dozen play station four's and spent the day gaming with the patients there. helping sick children is a cause close to his heart. last year you'll remember his daughter, lea for the cancer and now in remission. good news there but for the children still battling illness his visit brought

hope. >> i think it is incredible. i mean, given all this, he really wants to help us. >> it was awesome and pretty cool to meet a football player. >> it was just fun to see a football player just come here and talk to you. >> cute kids there. >> play station four will be attached to mobile units and then they can be taken to the children's room all throughout the hospital. >> beautiful. >> isn't that great. >> wonderful. >> those children were happy to get a hold of those play station four's, no doubt. experts say traditional toys are all of the rage. >> u.s. toy industry is expect to have its strongest sales in at least a decade. for 2015, toy makers are slate todd make nearly $20 billion, up more than 6 percent over last year. the experts say that the growth is being fueled by increasing popularity in collectibles and toys based on blockbuster movies. sales have slowed over the the last ten years as children became more into better technology. old school is back a little will. >> who doesn't love to it industry.

>> you you had a favorite joy growing up. >> i had a time machine called matel. did you have one. >> i liked my power wheels. >> i was a big barbie fan. i a lot of barbie and poly pockets. >> a surprise for ukee. >> let's play it. >> what? >> this is a creature from the lost world. >> they is. >> created by you, with matel's strange change machine, you turn time capsule into real creatures. >> is that it. >> it is it. >> those before made out of like a some type of plastic. that would be a fire hazard now. you put it in this oven and time machine and it opened up in to a monster or spider. >> very cool. >> very cool. >> there i am there we go. >> look at you. >> yes. >> i bet you did. >> i love that. >> i felt like i was so very

independent. >> i'm going to run some errands, go shopping, me and my bay, i will hitch a ride. >> i love that. >> the the car and power wheels. >> the good old days. >> you had to battery power that thing. >> then you had to plug it in again after 6 feet. >> memory lane, loving it. bringing it back to the future here and talk about the forecast. >> lets talk about what is in store for the rest of this week and this weekend. we have a lot of rain moving in across the northern sections of the region at least through this evening, abe then we will quiet down for a day and then tracking more rain. lets take a look outside and we will take you back to our shot of center city fail from skies cam three and then just look at the low clouds and the fog, out there, it is slow moving, conditions, all across the the area, tonight, in fact, we're hearing delays up to two hours, at the philadelphia international airport, thanks to the low clouds, fog, low ceiling, and lots of low visibility out there. it has been slow going all day long and that will continue tonight. take a lot at time lapse video as well from our live

neighborhood network plaza at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach. what a glummy day. watch the boardwalk. the it keeps getting wet as showers come through on and off during the day. look at all that fog developing this afternoon. still looking foggy there at the moment. not a great night to be out and about. if you can hunker down and stay inside this evening, maybe make soup. feels like a soup kind of night. storm scan three shows heavier rain with the second batch is lifting to the north. it is impacting portions of upstate new york. but for our area notice how this is filling in and it starts to wrap around as this system lifts away. do i expect this rain right here over central pennsylvania to rotate through our area this evening and then tonight, and then that is where some of the steady rain will be in the lehigh valley and poconos. the here's rain from an 18 hour loop, heavy amounts over southern new jersey and especially central delaware. we have one thunderstorm form this afternoon that moved through and then things are starting to fill in as cross the area again but heavier amount, again south of philadelphia, you can see yellow shading up to 2 inches in southern new castle county

delaware. right now still 60 in philadelphia millville, a atlantic city and wildwood. temperatures close to average but slightly above, especially for next couple days we're in the 60's. a average high is 58. by friday, we will get closer to normal and then saturday maybe our first subnormal day, this month so far. future weather shows heavier rain pushing out, here's midnight cloud hang on, notice sun does break through the clouds tomorrow afternoon and turns out to be a nice veterans day but then on thursday yet another round of showers moving through in the afternoon. the lets check on tropical storm kate my name sake here looking pretty strong producing rough surf along southeastern coast but thinks taken to the south and east or to the north and east as we go through the next few days north of bermuda and expected to strength men to a category one hurricane probably after it passes by bermuda overnight tonight cloudy, breezy, shower around, 52 degrees. for your wednesday clouds giving way to sun. 64 degrees. could get warmer with enough

sunshine. you're witness weather seven day forecast another round of showers by thursday in the afternoon, and then it cools down but weekend not that bad. saturday is day you want to have the coat, if you are outside 54, feeling colder with the wind but then sunday we are back to 58 with sunshine that is seasonal and then next week we're back to the 60's monday and tuesday. anytime we will get a cool down it is just that a little cool down and then right back. >> got the coat on stand by. >> you'll need it. >> thanks, kate. >> we will be right back.

eagles have momentum. >> they should but they are bumming right now. injuries are port of the game. >> yes. >> it hurts you, doesn't it. lets talk about the actual stuff on the field first. it is return of the run. eagles have rush for 150-yard in each of the last four games only one or team in the nfl has done that and it is probably no coincidence that they have won, three of those four games. new, the the injuries we're talking about especially on

the eagles defense. reality is set nothing they have lost one of the best rook is in football. linebacker jordan hicks will miss the rest of the season with the torn peck muscle. his teammate michael kendricks feels for him. >> it just sucks, dude, i have been there. but, you know, it gives us all something to look forward to, you know what i mean. it is the nature of the game. like i said before, it is what it is. this game, you will get a injury 100 percent of the time. whether you can play with it or not, it is unfortunate. >> you will get a injury 100 percent of the time. eagles host dolphins sunday catch action right here on cbs-3 at the 1:00 we will get you red which toyota a sunday kick off at 11:30 a.m. we are coming to you live from the link. welcome home, fly guys we have missed you. orange and black playing in south philadelphia for first time since halloween week.

michael neuvirth will get the start. he is only player in the nhl with three shut outs this season. temple owls gearing up for a match up at south florida. i if they win this game they will win east division of the american athletic conference and play in the conference title game. there is a lot at stake on saturday night. >> if you want to play for a championship you have to win champion ship caliber games this is a championship caliber game verse a championship caliber team. this is what this is. if you want to win the championship you have to go beat these guys. we will will see if we can do it. >> season is winding down, just two more weeks of the friday football frenzy. here are your choices for game of the week, neshaminy at spring ford, north person person at unionville, perkiomen and haverford. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy to vote. we will announce the winner tomorrow night at 11:00. interesting hearing temple fat ball talk about championship. >> you have to win championship type games to get there. temple football. get it done.

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly and we're back here at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> "cbs evening news" is coming up, next, tonight, a high school that helped students earn their difficult prom and associates degree in six years. elaine keyano has that story. here from new york it is scott

pelley. take care >> pelley: a private jet has careened into an apartment building. a number of people have been killed. also tonight, prosecutors say they've arrested hackers who pulled off the biggest theft ever of american consumers' financial information. she lost an olympic medal to two russians who are now accused in a massive doping scandal. >> at the end of the day, they're thieves. >> pelley: and 150 years later, the story of the man who sent alice into wonderland. >> he's an elusive figure. he's like a blob of mercury. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we start with breaking news tonight. late this afternoon, a business jet clipped utility wires and crashed into an apartment building in akron,