"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us from valley forge middle school in wayne where victim in this sexting controversy was a student, rahel. >> reporter: good evening. we're told that victim is now a a high school student. she was apparently like to start speaking out to other young victims of these crimes but chester county d.a. says she has been a very brave girl but no one should have to endure what she did. prosecutors needed a a flowchart just to explain how it all happened. >> boy one and girl are going out, and that is the victim. >> reporter: boy asked for suggestive photos, a girl agrees. things go south for young relationship and those pictures are shared among friend, shared among classmates, and then shared some more. >> they went after her on line, they went after her on social media, they went after her in school, as well. >> reporter: bullying here is believed to have happened last spring when the three boys and female victim were still in middle school at valley forge. the thursday a statement from the victim was read.

>> if you are being bullied, don't be afraid and don't lose hope. you are stronger then you think. ask for help. >> reporter: suspects age 11 to 15 now face juvenile charges ranging from summary offenses to felonies. d a a hogan says the the issue is much larger then this case, suggestive photos of children right here at home, spreading at a dizzy speed. >> from tredyffrin, easttown to oxford, from great valley, to downingtown, from coatsville, to phoenixville, this is the sort of thing that goes on, every day in every school district. >> reporter: police say in the process of investigating this case they have learned of another case that warranted criminal charges for young boys. coming up a at 6:00 d.a.'s message for students, what you should and should not do if you find yourself somehow in the middle of these messages. reporting live from valley forge middle school, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> thank you for that. consumer reporter jim donovan will have more on the apps used to conceal sexting what parents should look for and what you can do to protect your children. her courage is something to behold a carjacked woman managed to stay alive after she is kidnaped in center city. now cbs-3 has learned exclusively that the suspect charged in that crime is also accused of victimizing another woman, just days earlier, and police wanted the suspect off of the street. the the victim talked to our walt hunter who is live at south detectives, with exclusive details, walt. >> reporter: well, detectives here at south division according to our sources, had wanted to arrest suspect, nathanal rodriguez in the the days before yesterday's frightening carjacking. they went to the district attorney's office, seeking an arrest warrant for the suspect, for rodriguez, because the victim of a similar attack, on friday, had identified him, and pick his

photo out but when detectives asked for a warrant that might have ten the suspect off of the street, the d.a.'s office said that they needed more evidence, and at 48 hours later, rodriguez allegedly struck again. cbs-3 has learned exclusively, that five days before accused a attacker nathanal rodriguez allegedly abducted, carjacked and robbed a 28 year-old woman at gunpoint, he was suspected of committing an almost identical assault, just a few blocks from wednesday morning's crime. >> pulled the gun out of his jacket pocket and told me to give him my cash. >> reporter: victim of the friday morning attack whose identity we are concealing and police, say that after she was ambushed at 11th and lombard, she was marched at gunpoint for blocks, ordered to remove cash from two, a atm machines along south street and a third nearby. after which the the robber released her unharmed, taking off in a taxi. >> wow just tell me if i

screamed, ran he would shoot me. >> reporter: the victim told me here at south detective division monday she pick out a picture of nathan allah rodriguez a photo spread, identifying him as her a attacker. >> i knew them right away as soon as i saw that picture it was him for sure. >> reporter: sources say when detectives requested an arrest warrant from the district attorney's office for rodriguez, it was declined, prosecutors, sources say, telling police, that they had to find more evidence, less than 48 hours after the district attorney's office decision, rodriguez, a allegedly attacked his latest victim, early wednesday. >> i feel bad for her. i know what she went through. >> reporter: now district attorney's office through a spokesperson confirms that they did decline to issue that warrant saying that they needed more evidence the from the the detectives here. meanwhile following at rest yesterday, rodriguez allegedly confessed to the earlier crime for which the d.a.'s office

refused to issue a warrant. now, involving both a alleged attacks, he is being held on a million-dollar bail. live from south detectives division i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. skies should be clearing up leaving behind windy, cooler weather there was light rain and drizzle on and off today. "eyewitness news" cameras on the campus of drexel university where students had to navigate pud also from tuesday with rain drops today. so what is up for tonight around the region? meteorologist kate bilo is right there on the sky deck, kate. >> things are clearing out, it turned out to be a nice sunset over the the a area but now that the wet weather has moved out we have a deal with the wind picking up a as we head through tonight and into the start of the weekend. take a look at current wind right now across our area notice direction they are coming from, the the south, what does that mean? that means our cold front has not yet crossed through the region and wind are not that bad. in fact, south wind does not feel all that cold right now, wind sustained at 7 miles an hour at the airport. 13 miles an hour in atlantic

city. look at what happens when it zooms out. front is over central pennsylvania. head back toward cleveland, buffalo, wind sustained over 30 miles an hour and all of those strong wind are pushing east, next to this large storm system that is centered over great lakes bringing down cool air from canada we will get two shots friday and saturday, even though temperatures are not that far below average the the wind will make it feel cold in the weekend. and more changes in the seven day forecast. we will have more details when i join you inside. back over to you. >> kate, thanks very much. "eyewitness news" has exclusive video tonight of the capture of an emu on the run for more than 60 days. emu was captured in owe december a, delaware. in one is sure who owns this bird but over past few weeks authorities have gotten an increasing number of birds hoff seen it around. bird triggered what authorities called a soft lock down at two elementary schools today. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there and he will have the exclusive report tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. well, college students hit the streets around the country

and our area to protest. >> lets look live from chopper three over philadelphia city hall. you can see the crowd there. the the demonstrations come in the wake of the the events at the university of missouri and some students want a higher minimum wage. our david spunt is live at city hall on the ground with more on this, david. >> reporter: yes, jessica and ukee. about 250 angry students behind me, let me back out of the way, they have been here for 45 minutes right now. it has been peaceful. they have not had any issues. they are protesting three important issues. they all arrived around the same time. one group come from temple, other two groups coming from penn and drexel. the the two main issues they are protesting is minimum wage, wanting to increase it to $15 from what it is right now. other issue is the racial tensions that is going along at different universities, namely, missouri as their leader steps down this week. third issue is college tuition and student debt. they want to see that go down.

three big issues from three big schools in this area. i had a chance to speak to a student from drexel and said she's fed up. >> you cannot expect this this minimum wage here is supposed to support anyone a and their family. it is absolutely ridiculous and atrocious. >> reporter: group plans to stay out here a little while long are. police detective are here to make sure things stay calm. they say they are. they want their message heard and they plan for more of these in the coming weeks. we are live at city hall, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new details in the investigation of the mysterious death of haddon township toddler brendan creato. source tells "eyewitness news" the boy's aunt met with members of the camden county grand injury think week. three-year old's body was discovered near woods near his father's home october 13th. so far an autopsy and toxicology tests both came back without any answers. no one has been charged. the attorney representing

brendan's aunt and camden county prosecutor's office declined to comment about the grand jury proceedings. developing right now, isis is claiming responsibility for two suicide bombings in beirut. at least 37 people are dead, nearly 200 more injured in one of the most deadly attacks in lebanon in years. the area is a strong hold of the shiite hezbollah group. isis has been fighting in syria and iran but until now has not had a recognized a filth in lebanon. at the white house today president obama, awarded nation's highest military honor to a former army captain. he tackled a sued side bomb inner 2012 and was credited with saving many lives. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has that story that day was one of the days where i personally, felt uneasy, different. >> reporter: former army captain florence grouper says day he came face-to-face with the suicide bomber was worst day of his life.

>> worst day, because you lost four incredible men under your patrol. >> reporter: his act of heroism in 2012 brought him to the white house on thursday as president obama awarded him the medal of honor. he was leading a group of soldiers and commanders over a bridge in afghanistan that summer. he noticed a man walking backwards and saw a bomb strapped to his chest. >> he can something extraordinary. he grabbed a bomber by his vest and kept pushing him a away. >> reporter: with the help of the another solder, he tackled the suicide bomber so the explosion went in the ground. the blast claimed four american lives but his bravery saved many others. >> this is what you do, every solder would have done the same thing. >> reporter: he spent nearly three years recovering from his injuries a at walter reid medil center under going more than 30 surgeries. he called his new medal an honor but says fallen are the the real heroes. >> i turned it right back in

right now, to say bring my guys back. >> reporter: kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i love when he said this is what you do as a solder. >> what an american. >> special man. >> wonderful. coming up on "eyewitness news" preparing for the worst. >> reporter: getting zapped is just the beginning. i'm cleve bryan coming up i'll show you very intense training for local law enforcement, to get them ready for just about any scenario. also new developments in the case against former subway pitch man jared fogle, how long he could spend behind bars. a big honor for city of brotherly love and sisterly affection, why philadelphia's live music scene is getting national accolades. that is next, be right back.

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from ticket seller visit seats. they looked at things like ticket prices and number of concerts. the the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection beat out boston, washington d.c. and orlando. tonight the future of comcast relationship with the city of philadelphia is being discussed inside philadelphia city hall, city council held a public hearing throughout the day about the cities franchise agreement with comcast and if signed it would be a 15 year deal. comcast customers and others are allowed to comment, and meeting is scheduled to last until 8:00 o'clock tonight. the sexting scandal being investigated in chester county highlights growing concern around the country leaving parents to wonder how is this happening so easily. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is here to explain how the the app on your child's phone could be part of the problem. >> reporter: that is right. your children could be hiding a secret stash of photos in plane sight. listen up moms and dads you need to know what to look for and how to prevent it. today's teens are completely immersed in their smart phones often using apps to

communicate with each other. >> teenagers and children will be more tech savvy than parents no matter what the generation. >> reporter: many teens are using that technology to keep secrets. >> these are perfect for kid trying to hide things from their parents. >> reporter: including sexually explicit photos, often referred to as vault apps, they have been around for years. this one called private photo vault is one of the most popular free photo and video apps in the itunes store but some apps aren't as eat i to spot. chester county district attorney tom hogan demonstrating just how easy it is for kids to hide explicit photos. >> parents, see a calculate or and they think there is in problem there. >> reporter: there could be, take this app, it looks and works like a real calculate or but event are right pass word it revealed hidden photos and video albums. hogan has a message for teens using these app toss store nude photos. >> kids, let me tell you, get these images off of your phone. >> reporter: he has an equally important message for parents

too. >> parents, what do you need to do? you need to get in your kids phones. you need to pay attention. you paid for the phones, you pay for the service, you need to go into your kids phones and check. >> reporter: serious business as "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon explained earlier having or sharing explicit photos could lead to criminal charges what should parents do? wipe apps from the kid phone, ipad or tablet, restore factory setting is a and set a pass code so only you can down load apps or approve of the apps their kid down load. >> very good point. you are paying for the service, you are their parent at that point. >> you called it serious business indeed. >> kids don't like it. >> yes, see you at 11:00. >> kate has your fear cast. you are talking blustery conditions. >> showers got in and out pretty quickly, right through midday time frame as we expected them to be but once they moved in, they moved out and they are leaving wind in their wake. blustery conditions will ben around not only tonight but right into the weekend as

well. definitely need hair spray if you are out and about here tonight, tomorrow and then gannon saturday or better yet pony tail might ab a good idea. lets see is what happening weather-wise. we will go outside to the live neighborhood network camera to start things off. thinks beautiful view from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. looking g beautiful sunset. we have had a few clouds, cleared up just in time to see that great sunset, of course, sunsetting earlier and earlier in that 4:00 he clock hour. nice looking shot there look at storm scan three this system is causing all of the problems, same storm that moved through plains yesterday bringing snow and severe weather. today you can see not much in the way of severe weather but we have line of showers moving through central new york state and central pennsylvania. it is not out of the question that a stray shower could creep into our northern suburbs here as we go through tonight, most of us stay dry and it is wind that starts to rotate in around the back edge of the system that will become noticeable through tonight and tomorrow. temperatures right now are at

61 degrees. that is our daytime high in philadelphia a. fifty-seven reading. fifty-nine millville. sixty at ac airport. another mild day. take a look at these wind alerts right now from fargo to pittsburgh and buffalo, wind advisories are in place. look at these yellowish shaded colors there, they are high wind warnings for portions of the western new york state. so what to expect? overnight wind will gust to 25 y especially in the afternoon we can expect wind gusts to 35, even 40 miles an hour depending where you are. saturday wind gust to 30 miles an hour once again all thanks to the storm off to the north and notice with the wind coming around back edge we will see lake effect rain and snow showers around the great lakes this weekend. the those will miss us but wind will be an issue thanks to the strong pressure with the low to the north and high building in to the south. so, overnight hours tonight expect wind to pick up. gusts to 25 miles an hour, there will be clearing. 40 degrees will be overnight low. for your friday in mostly sunny, cooler and windy. high of 57. when you talk about a wind

over 30 miles an hour all day that 57 will feel cooler, then it normally would. fifty-two on saturday. we will reenforce the chill, blustery feeling in better than 40's all day. cold start to sunday but gets better sunday and i have got better news for next week as well, flirtation with a real chill doesn't last very long. >> all right. >> more on that coming up. >> yes, thanks kate, appreciate it. we have something you won't want to miss coming up tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news" 59:00. >> i had a chance to sit down with sylvester stallone in an exclusive one on one interview about his new movie and iconic character. >> if i had never lived in philadelphia, i promise you i never would have written rocky. >> stallone tells me something very interesting about the rocky franchise and what he thought of it, a at first, creed opens up november 21st and i'll have more from the film makers, cast and sly himself the days leading up to the release but tomorrow it is me and the rocking toe to toe. >> nice. you have been busy. >> i have been working out.

>> come on. >> i got the skills, man. >> still ahead, popular perfume scientists a say repels mosquitoes. >> plus you heard of taking pro biotics for healthy body but what about spring live bacteria directly on your skin? health reporter stephanie stahl tells us why dirt might have beauty benefits, don. question is always asking meek mill or drake? that is a question we also ask philadelphia native kyle lowery. up next don't miss story about how a home town boy makes good and in toronto coming up next.

don is joining us now with an interesting, connection. >> yes. >> we have one of our own. >> that is right. >> and a nba player. >> someone said it might be a bromance. pat gallon, cbs-3 sports reporter and anchor, kyle lowery an all-star for toronto raptors. a at one point they were teammates. now they are two dudes getting together for a trip down memory lane. pat has more.

>> although he is a star up north kyle lowery never forgets his north philadelphia roots. he began his basketball journey at northeast high and cardinal dougherty before a stint at villanova i caught up with lowery on wednesday before his raptors played the sixers and he still admires the city that helped form him. >> it is tough in town, no nonsense, got to figure out how to get it done. >> i got a front row seat for a couple seasons as his high school teammate at northeast. >> i represented the city of philadelphia, as you know, being from here, it is a proud place, you know, i have come a long way, coming from a kid with braids that you put on twitter and had everybody, you know. >> everyone loved it back then. >> but northeast put me on the map. >> although he has been in memphis, houston and toronto he still favors philly. >> north fill or way up north. >> don't lie now. >> i'm not going to lie.

philly, because it raised me. >> art museum or tower. >> art museum. >> i'm from here, man. i got to represent. art museum is more historic and has a lot of things that go on. i grew up, seeing the the tower i'm scared of heights. >> meek mill or drake. >> they are both great wrappers and they both do their job and i support both of them and i know them both. >> good answer, i like that. >> thanks. >> thanks, man. >> thanks, pat. >> from the wells fargo center, pat gallon for "eyewitness sports". i like them both. >> i'm sure you do. >> let's get back to the photo, pat with the frosty hair and kyle had short dreads. i'm trying to figure out who had the worst hair in that photo. >> yes. >> they looked good. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it, good stuff. coming up next, we're learning more about possible prison time for former subway spokesperson jared fogle, plus

this. this is only a drill, but what would you do if you were in the presence of the active shooter, our cleve bryan gets intense police training from the experts. also new report, republican presidential contender ben carson is profiting from ties with a convicted pennsylvania felon. then new at 6:00 they have been married more than two decade, all of that time he has been dealing with the debilitating disease, our stephanie stahl shows us how a new device is offering them, hope. we will be right back.

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tech tool to keep their officers and your family safe. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm's ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. it looks like a video game but far from it. training is all about decision making. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has this store friday lawrence township. >> drivers, turn down the radio. >> reporter: in a police officer's world situations can turn deadly in an instant. >> show me your hand, driver show me your hands. get on the ground. >> reporter: for almost a year camden county police have been using u.s. marshals state of the art training simulator called burtram, you use real guns minus ammunition in active shooter sittions, that includes gunman in the school. >> he has a gun, drop your gun. >> everybody makes it out, alive, and everybody is shining rainbows and happy, unfortunately, in the law enforcement community that is not always how it happens. >> reporter: so far 120 camden officers have received virtual

training which ises specially helpful with hundreds of new patrolman. >> we're thrown in the fire and expected to act just as a ten or 15 year vet would. >> if you get shot, you'll get shocked. i got to have have a chance to try with the only instruction how to unholster my glock. >> that is it. >> reporter: first scenario was a suicidal gunman. >> is window open, show mere your hand. show me your hand, sir. >> reporter: he repeatedly didn't listen to his instructions and unsure he would do next i let him keep walking. he entered the building. >> game over, he shot up city hall because i was only thinking about shooting i i saw him point the gun at someone. >> in that situation you are 1,000 percent justified in shooting him right there, in the back. >> you have to stop. >> reporter: next simulation was an officer andrew, scenario multiple gunman in the movie theater. while this time i killed a

gunman you can see my head snap back because i was also shot. >> that is fine. >> reporter: i can laugh at my mistakes but these officers were dead serious and deadly a accurate. >> a lot of these scenarios we have never been through before, and it is very eye opening, it is stressful, gets your heart racing, and it really helps you, think under pressure. >> reporter: unfortunately this $300,000 system is only virtual simulators within five states so relatively few officers ever get the this kind of experience n lawrence township cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is keeping it real for sure. >> it is, i know. >> especially getting shocked. that adds a a whole other layer to it. >> yes, thank you. twelve and a half years in prison is sentence federal prosecutors are seeking for former subway pitch man jar he it fogle. he pleaded guilty to child pornography and sex crime charges in august. the a as part of the deal fogle agreed to not ask for

less than five years behind bars. his sentencing date is set for next thursday. philadelphia a city council woman called for the firing of the three city prosecutors, the a assistant d.a.es are still employed after disclosures that placed them in the middle of the state e-mail porn scandal. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us from our satellite center to tell us more about that, todd. >> reporter: no punches were pulled today a city council woman wants these prosecutors fired, she and other women are calling out district attorney seth williams. calling the e-mails, racist, philadelphia city council women band together promising to not let this quiet thely slide by. >> completely unacceptable. they need to go. we want to see answers. >> reporter: cindy bass is leading the charge with the philadelphia chapter of the national organization of women, otherwise known as now. today at city hall they pressed for much harsher punishment for three current prosecutors in the district attorney's office. >> they have to be at a higher

standard because they are in that office. >> reporter: mark, frank fina and pat lessington are tied to the porn gate scandal and e-mails exchange on government servicer while they worked at the state attorney general's office. >> these are gentlemen that received, accepted, and in some cases, passed these e-mails on, racist, and sexist. >> reporter: district attorney seth williams released a statement saying in part i have reached out to now on multiple occasion toss sit down and discuss this matter in greater detail, and to date they have refused. i agree that the material in question was offensive but would i remind everyone involved that this behavior never took place in the philadelphia a district attorney's office. >> but woman on city council argue that the e-mails under mine the prosecutor's credibility and calls into question their judgment, especially when it comes todayses involving, crimes where woman are the victims. >> people should not feel, they cannot trust, the system that has been established to

protect them. >> d.a. seth williams concluded his own investigation in the e-mails in september, and he ordered the three men to undergo sensitivity training. but critics contend that is essentially a slap on the wrist. reporting live from the sat center, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a new poll shows hillary clinton maintaining her lead among democratic presidential candidates. in a just released cbs/new york times poll of the democratic primary voters clinton received 52 percent of voter support, bernie sanders getting 33 percent and 5 percent martin o'malley. on saturday night those democratic candidates will debate one another. cbs news will car that i debate live from des moines, iowa. the face the nation's john dickerson will be moderator, cbs news correspondent nancy cordis will serve as panel list and watch it for yourself saturday at 9:00 right here on

cbs-3. texas senator ted cruz is officially on the presidential primary ballot in new hampshire. this morning the republican submitted paperwork inside the courthouse in concord. new hampshire will be the first state in the nation to hold a primary for 2016 presidential election season. presidential candidate ben carson is defending his ties to a pittsburgh dentist, convicted of fraud. alfonso costa pled guilty to felony health care fraud after an fbi investigation. he avoided jail time after carson petitioned a federal judge for leniency. in 2013 as carson watched his presidential campaign he said those convicted of health care fraud should go to prison for at least a decade or lose all of their possessions. still to come on "eyewitness news" find out which retailer is putting their door buster black friday deals on line. then keeping clean by spraying live bacteria on your skin? sound crazy, but it may really work. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us why dirt might

have some big beauty benefits. it is a new use for popular perfume, find out which ones scientists say repels mosquitoes, kate? well, morning showers have moved out but now wind becomes an issue and may stay that way into the weekend ill will's have your full seven day forecast coming up when we come back. and as we go to break a look from chopper three live over franklin square on the first night of their electrical spectacle, holiday lights show. you're watching "eyewitness news", we will be right back.

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making it more about a availability, and simplicity. boy thanksgiving two weeks from today. >> can you believe that. >> i just figured that out and said oh, wow. now time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has that for you. >> reporter: when you send a rest may off to i a potential employer have you ever wondered how many people applied for the same job? it may be fewer then you think. recruiters think half of the all positions they post attract 50 or less. jobs that attract attention, typically in marketing,e, are finance, government, and hospitality. they turned up other interesting tidbits. for instance, when on the hunt for job candidates, 92 percent of recruiters utilize social media at some point. linkedin is most popular resource facebook is a solid second, 55 percent of recruiters report using it. the top thing that they are hoping to learn from your social media feeds how long

you typically stay at a job. and once you get in the door for an interview several surprising factors are likely to leave a lasting impression and they have very little to do with your job qualifications. recruiters are impressed with a candidates enthusiasm, industry knowledge and conversation skills. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

if you own a pet you want to keep it safe when you get on the car but crates or carrier you use can be a a life or death decision. use a crash test dummy dogs and some did not do well. three on your side with the most safe choices, for your pets, tonight at 11:00 o'clock. surprising news from the science world, and, victoria secret perfume smells good and it repels mosquitoes. scientists tested a dozen mosquito repellants including those with deet and threw in a random choice. victoria secret bomb shell perfume. bomb local shell unexpectedly was almost as good as deet at keeping mosquitoes away. now to peru, bull dog

earned his way in the book of world record with this stunt. look at that. he snatched the record for longest, human tunnel travel through by a dog skateboarder. >> yes. >> wow. >> otto has skill he is very cute and he seems to have a good time. >> are they on a incline because he was rolling. >> i love that he was like yeah, man i'm going under humans right now. >> he was shifting his weight and some speed. >> yes, he was weaving back and forth. >> otto has game now give me a milk bone and let me go. >> that face is cute. that will make your day happy right there. >> big sloppy kisses. >> wonder how they decided to go for that record. >> a whole lot of time. >> skateboarding bull dog. >> kate has your forecast, hey. >> we have winds starting to pick up here tonight and into tomorrow. so not too bad out there right now so you walk on the sky deck you may see my hair up in the pony tail because wind

will get stronger a as tomorrow goes on. the we are talking about wind gusts up to 30 miles an hour. wet weather is out of here but cool air and wind is what we're talking about now. we will go outside to the roof campaign completely dark right now, heading in to the shortest days of the year as we head toward winter solstice in mid to late december. it is dark times around here as sunsets now well into the 4:00 o'clock hour. but it was beautiful sunset for folks driving home tonight and not bad outside overnight. temperatures still actually pretty comfortable. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers and see what they have to say temperature wise. not too bad for this time of the year. we're still in the upper 50's. that is the theme of this month, not too bad, temperature wise. we're all waiting for the cold and it is just not coming. 59 degrees as we check with lynn springer kennel in cherry hill. getting ready for wind. stayed in for lunch, due to rain. nice sunset tonight. she talk about everything i talk about in one sentence. the nice job then. more concise then i am. fifty-seven, lets a's check in here with kenneth martin in

willingboro, new jersey. got a few clouds but a clear sky for the most part. we will zoom up to the north and head up to the lehigh valley. don harrington is in coopersberg with 56 degrees with a partly cloudy sky. rain moved away mid afternoon, hopefully dryer tomorrow. the that is good thing about that storm. it came through but it got out of here quickly and we cleared it out in the afternoon, ed connor in chesterfield reporting a few showers wednesday, glad i was in for a good portion of the day. it was glummy mid afternoon but things cleared out nicely. lets take a look at what is happening right now on storm scan 36789 you can see the showers are moving on out. all they is there another little batch to the north and that could impact the lehigh valley just with a few spotty showers here over the next couple of hours. and most of those showers are well up into new york state but they are trailing down here. watch out for a few stray sprinkles here and there. temperatures in the meantime still sitting in the daytime high of 61 in philadelphia 60 in at atlantic city right now. 57 degrees in allentown. the blustery and colder conditions though behind that storm. that system moves away, wind will pick up and accelerate

around back edge of the storm, for your friday, cooler windy only in the 50's. the blustery gannon saturday but then by sunday high pleasure gets more foot hole, wind die down and it is nicer, on sunday. we will look at future wind gusts as we head through your friday in the after afternoon, take a look, they are really due westerly wind and wind gusts over 30 miles an hour in spots. i don't know fit is trash day where you live but it is for me. those trash cans could be blowing up and down the street. you just have to be careful out there if you have anything outside, maybe numbers that have died like mine could blow away easily as well. future wind gustness to saturday 25 to 30 miles an hour. even saturday afternoon and then they will die down saturday evening. windy friday, wet wind 15 to 20. like i said secure those lou lose objection outside your home. overnight wind will pick up, clear it out. 48 degrees. wind westerly out of the south right now. for your friday mostly sunny, cooler, windy at 57. much better weather jump

pink a ahead to the eagles forecast, dolphins in town 55, mostly sunny. you can watch that game right here on cbs-3. eyewitness weather seven day forecast blustery for next few days but then warms up again. look at next week. sixty's monday and tuesday. nearing 70 again by wednesday, november warmth, continues just a little stumbling block this weekend, back over to you. >> kate, thanks very much. on the cbs-3 healthwatch new skin products made out of dirt, yes, dirt, maker says that bacteria is good for your skin. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the dirty details. >> check in one out. wonders of the dirt, and thinks how probiotics are good for your digestive system. same for your skin theoretically. some bacteria found in dirties healthy and maker says that it might make a person's skin soft, moist and even less smelly. the products are called mother dirt, a cleanser and shampoo and even a spray mist

containing live bacteria sprayed bacteria sprayed on the skin twice a day. >> we use clean and sterile. >> reporter: jasminea is general manager at ao bayonne maker of the mother dirt products. >> we have taken dirt out of our lives. we don't spend as much time outdoors, even little will children. >> reporter: she said we need to restore good bacteria to our skin that our ancestors enjoyed long ago that has been slowly stripped away by excessive cleaning. >> our users notice they are able to reduce their dependens on conventional products and examples include cutting out or cutting down on deodorant or cutting down or cutting down on moisturizer. >> they contain ammonia objection dicing back tear, yeah micro organize is in that many restores balances to the skin. dave whitelock who founded the company says he is living prove. >> i have not taken a shower in over 12 years. >> what? >> twelve years. >> he hasn't taken a shower he

is as clean as can be. >> and that there has never been any reports of any illness or diseases related to the dirt product. and while there is no independent science on this, on mother dirt products, doctors say there are plenty of bacteria that are good for you. i don't know about not taking a shower for 12 years. >> is there good bacteria but 12 years without a shower, take a bat h. >> pig pen on charlie brown was way before his time. >> yes good i knew it. >> we will be right back.

super bowl 50 will air here on cbs-3 in february a and as part of the 50th anniversary celebration, the the nfl and cbs are teaming up

to honor athletes hoff have played in the super bowl and their schools. >> presenting golden footballs to schools that have turnout nfl players played in the super bowl and today's stop st. joes prep. our alexandria hoff has this story. when the eagles play dolphins the familiar face of rich gannon, former nfl quarterback and current comment taiter will guide the fans. but it is this face that is more familiar to st. joseph prep school in philadelphia. >> it is great to get a chance to come back and be something special. >> reporter: thinks part of the nfl honor role program where ser bowl alumni returns home in honor of the upcoming super bowl 50. gannon was a quarterback for oakland raiders during 2003 super bowl. he now passed off a piece of history at wilson golden football to the place where he got his start. rich graduated in 1983, he then went off to play for the the university of delaware. here is an interesting fact he

was initially drafted by new england patriots but not as a quarterback. so what he did was call his friend from high school's dad. >> see if they could not get this young man traded. >> reporter: leo carolyn work as ticket director for eagles for many years and with one phone call gannon was traded to the vikingses, a st. joes connection that set frame work for rest of the gannon's life. >> i was blessed all these young men behind me, their parents, and they send me to a place like this. >> this is a golden football but for really everybody, it means more than that. it shows, really a lot of success and accomplishment that the prep briggs. >> reporter: as all boy school known for academics and athletic, again on had a golden reminder for students. >> when you go home tonight, give your mom and dad a big hug and thank them. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> if to see rich and leon and gang at the prep.

>> and that gold football, walk around, holding it up like this. >> yes. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now the at 6:00. >> the emu captured i'm greg argos in delaware with the exclusive video of the take down. officials say this girl was bullied and taken advantage of but still came forward. tonight, the d.a. says that she's not the only victim of sexting and cyber bullying in our area kate? and out here on the die deck the wind still not too bad, we have to wait for cold front to come through tonight and then the wind pick up the pace and we will than dealing with strong, gusty wind, right into the the the weekend, i'll tell you when wind come in and when they die down and another warm up in our future all coming up at 6:00. well, sickness and in health for more than two decade of marriage this couple has come together, battling debilitating effects of parkinson's. health reporter stephanie stahl will show us a new

device helping to continue the fight while offering hope. for more than 60 days, this emu has been ruffling if thers in a delaware town but today only "eyewitness news" was there as the 6-foot tall bird was rounded up. but wayward bird has been causing problems for two months, even putting schools on lock down. hi, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos went to new castle county and only our cameras capture the capture. >> there you go. >> reporter: heading toward this trailer, and this emu known as eddie not happy to be back in captivity. >> he is unhappy. >> reporter: moments earlier delaware's most wanted fugitive,