natasha brown is in cinnaminson tonight where this trooper is from. what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, just tting access to this dash cam video today, we understand that new jersey state trooper was charged with drunken driving, he apparently professed his sobriety from the very beginning from when the first trooper responded to this 911 call to the garden state parkway this is sergeant first class michael road side. he told the trooper that he was under effects of anesthesia. they later were to found on it that was not the case. we have excerpt from the dash cam video. let's listen in. >> how are you doing. >> not too well. >> are you okay. >> i just came from surgery. i'm under anesthesia right now. >> okay. >> unaudible.

>> well, police would later find out that sergeant roadside's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. they were also, able to find open containers of beer inside his police cruiser. now that dash cam video, again just released today and led to his suspension without pay. he is facing a number of charges including dwi, careless driving, monk other things. he is a 28 year veteran of the state police force. we are live from cinnaminson, tonight i'm natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are tracking rain, just a miserable thursday. wet, windy and warm but will it clear up for the weekend? kate is in the weather center to talk more about that. >> it will clear out the but we may be wishing for at least these temperatures back by the time we get into sunday as temperatures will take a hit over the next several days as a 1/2 punch as far as cool air is concern. punch number one comes

overnight. you can see line where it is, the the cloud deck is right about here. still rain pushing through on the last legs for us but it is steady any spots across the region. you can see yellow shading ov portions of central, upper bucks county in northern new jersey and still heavy showers moving into south jersey a and delaware but end is in sight. back edge pushes through during next couple hours and things improve at least weather-wise, rain moves out, sun comes back but problem is it will get colder. this evening the rain continues, pockets of heavier rain around still through next couple of hours and wind gusting to over 30 miles an hour in spots. reduced visibility and slow travel on area roadways here this evening. the the winds still an indication that the front is not through just yet, it is just about here, wind still strong at to miles an hour, 10 e and 19 miles an hour in atlantic city. once this front sweeps through temperatures begin to drop but the worst of the cold is still a couple days away. i will tell you whether toe

break out heavy coats, gloves, hats coming up in just a few minutes with the full forecast. ukee, back over to you. architect of the paris a attacks has been confirmed dead but at least one attacker is still at large. the tonight france says battle a against isis is pennsylvania far from over. prosecutors say eight people arrested in wednesday's raids that killed the ring leader will stay in custody for at least another day. lawmakers are considering whether to extend the state of emergency for three more months. this would expand powers of the police hunting for terrorist and fbi a says there are no connections, at all, between the paris attackers and the united states. stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the paris terrorist a attacks here on television and on our web site at cbs philly.com. in the wake of the paris attacks some local sheriffs are seeing a surge in requests from people who want to carry a a firearm to protect themselves. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has that part of the story. >> reporter: in the days following the paris attacks, there has been a jump in

applications, to carry firearms. in at least two suburban, pennsylvania counties. >> in the last week or two we have seen about double the applications for licensed to care. >> two weeks ago hundred permits a week this week will be 200 applications. >> reporter: chester county sheriff carolyn welsh told me she believes that concerns about the the terrorism have caused the spike. >> feeling vulnerable because it can happen anyplace, anytime, and people need to defend themselves. >> reporter: like sheriff welsh bucks county sheriff duke donnelly says his permit requests have doubled from 20 during this week last year to 40 this week. >> it could happen, anywhere, anytime, the theater, the the mall, anywhere they are, and they feel they need that self protection. >> definitely have seen a little more of an increase since last friday. >> reporter: the the general manager of the target master indoor shooting range and gun

shop, also says that business is up. >> a lot of people coming in, i saw a few buying smaller carryable type handguns for concealed carry and i'm sure that is why there is an increase as well. >> reporter: spikes in the number of requests for permits to carry and purchases in the wake of the the mass shootings have happened in the past. the question this time in reaction to paris, it is whether this increase in the requests will continue for a prolonged period of time indicating just how concerned people are. in chadds ford i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the search is on tonight for a suspect who broke into a philadelphia home and got away with an estimated $37,000 worth of jewelry and electronics, take a look at this surveillance video. on tuesday the suspect got into the home on west nedro avenue through the the basement window. the suspect got away with computers, digital cameras and

other items, and then left through the the front door. path state senate could vote next week on a proposal that would end school property taxes but some sales and personal income taxes could increase, as a result. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has details. >> reporter: it would be a historic first, the end of all school property taxes in pennsylvania. >> more than 80 local taxpayer groups came to me a couple years ago and essentially said, forget trying to tweak the property tax for school districts, the only solution is to kill it. >> reporter: this congressman is spots organize and bill in the senate receiving bipartisan support that proposing eliminating school property taxes for homeowners and landowners in exchange for racial the states sales tax from six to 7 percent, and increasing personal income tax, from 3.07 to 4.34 percent. >> the the senate is expected to vote on this bill, next week and if it passes, it will go to the house, but just two

years ago the the house soundly voted down a similar bill. added to the opposition governor tom work, he arguing it will strip away local control of the school district finances and hand it all over to the state. >> i don't think the state should give 200 percent and local share should be zero. i think people live in the area know what they need best. they are the ones who can call shots that have to be called. >> reporter: but he contend the current tax burden on home owner is archaic and unfair. >> how biggies your house? how old sit. did you remember to fix the hole in your roof. that is not an appropriate way to fund public schools. >> reporter: property taxes generate about $12 billion a year for public schools and while ending school property taxes for homeowners, would spread the cost out to nearly everyone in the state, critics point out that businesses would get a huge sachs break. >> it will free up business taxpayers from having to pay any taxes, property taxes, in

the schools. >> reporter: he believes that he has the votes needed for the bill to clear the senate. todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". airport workers walk off the job just ahead of the busy holiday travel season. subcontractors at airports in new york, boston, chicago and here in philly international, went on strike last night over higher wages. mayor-elect jim kenney stopped by earl tore voice his support. taxpayers in partnership with the local 32bj workers union after they say not all employees were receiving their promised $12 an hour. >> baggage handler. i'm one of the first people you see coming to the airport. we're responsible to make sure bags get on the belt, making sure that overtime gets taking to tsa. >> "eyewitness news" reached out to the three private companies at the center of the protest and all had no comment. airport official say they are expect travel at philly international will continue to go on uninterrupted. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" strutting their stuff on the runway but

for these women this is so much more then just a fashion statement. see why it was such a very special day. a discount for some drivers who crossed drpa bridges, you'll soon be seeing extra cash in your account but only if you live in a certain state, we will break it the down for you, kate. rain still moving through but on its last legs this last batch of steady rain moving through right now but behind this system it will get a whole lot colder, and two phases i'll break it down with the seven day forecast and we will have eagles forecast as well, coming up, don. hear mark and demarco a ton on sunday, coming up later in sports, how some new found chemistry is much needed for the eagles.

on the healthwatch supporting cancer patients a and their families, beyond medical intervention. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about something special that happened today this was a special event, guys. the ordeal of cancer isn't just about treatments, medicine, a and testing. there is also the the emotional issues for patients

and their families. sometimes, you just got to have some fun. strutting their stuff at saks fifth avenue among professional models, cancer patients and their families. this is dakota fischer, who is only 26, and she has battled two bought of cancer. on the runway she gets to take a break from cancer. >> it is so great to actually be like a a model and feel like after so much treatment and stuff to feel beautiful. >> reporter: this was 13th annual in fashion fund raise tore benefit cancer support community of greater philadelphia it provides emotional support for cancer patients. >> to me it is one of the best things they have done during my recovery. talking to people who good it is a difference experience. >> reporter: rachel coons has stage four breast cancer, as a mother of four children. she and the kid go to a variety of groups provided by the the cancer support community. >> it is a way for us to bond as a family. >> reporter: rachel's 17 year-old daughter was one of the models in the the show wearing designs by b a aha

east. >> i always wanted to be a mom, and to have this opportunity, and i'm just here supporting my mom and the cancer for her community. >> reporter: didn't she look great? i was honored to em see that event. the cancer support community has six locations around the region. the it is programs range from yoga class toes educational, lectures and psychological services. they do a lot of really good work. i will have information for you at cbs philly.com and i will post it on my facebook and twitter feeds. >> you make such a great point. when you go through something like that it is nice to have something to do fun and different. >> they felt pretty, good and they got to wear fun clouds. >> beautiful event on so many levels. thanks, stephanie. big yellow school bus necessary vineland are getting a new look. soon they will have advertisements on them. vineland will school board voted unanimously to a provide ads on buses. here's an example of one of the ads. districts makes to $10,000 in the first year once they are in place. >> it is a tough budget times

but this helps off set the the cost of our budget and helps shorten the short fall a little bit. >> vineland selected a mullica based company, educational informational resource center to run the bus business. officials say the school board will approve all of the apps to make sure there is nothing inappropriate. starting next month some who regularly cross delaware river port authority bridges will get a discount. program will return $18 in the e-z pass accounts of those who cross the bridge, 18 times a month. that discount will apply only to drivers hoff an e-z pass account through new jersey. so that is the key there. and it won't be automatic. you have to enroll in the program. sign upstarts december 1st. well, she's back. the good thing is it is not really going in the ocean kind of weather. >> because mary lee the shark has made her way back to our area they tracked the great white off the coast of new jersey. she pinged this afternoon not far off the shores of the barnegat light.

mary lee has covered a lot of ground, as you might the say since we started following her movements over the summer spending time in new jersey and swimming down around the florida area. >> amazing how far they can go. >> how about it. >> yes. >> not beach weather right now. >> not enclose. >> fifty, 60-degree water temperatures may deter you. >> that is right. >> it is pretty wet all across the the a area this evening. not great night to be out and about. >> not at all. >> just hunker down and have a bowl of soup. >> sound good to me. >> clam chowedder, you made it. >> french onion. any soup with cheese and bread i can get on board w we have rain moving through the next couple of hours but then sun comes back. the the problem is the cool air comes back as well, in fact, as we head through next couple of days cooler air we have felt in sometime. it has been a warm november, not anymore, a a at least for next few days. we can see how foggy and just gross it is right now looking live from campbell's field up

toward ben franklin bridge and we are seeing a lot of fog in the area right the now and low visability out in the roadways as well, road spray that will slow you down this evening. here's a time lapse from the live neighborhood network area camera in broadheadsville. we started the day with clouds and light showers. throughout the afternoon it continues to intensify. it was pouring in broadheadville. cannot even see mountains in the background and did clear out in the past couple of hours. again, heavy rain continuing to move through in two batch's long the east coast. one lifting up through new york city metro area, nasty commute that way and another heavy batch pushing east off the coast of north carolina this storm is on its last legs here but look at this line that has intensified extending from bucks, montgomery county and right into center city philadelphia a. some of the heaviest rain we have seen so far today pushing in right now from the main line, again right into portions of north philadelphia and continuing to move east. throughout the next couple hours things will improve and then we will start to talk about a cool down.

it will be a two phase cool down, easing up in the real cold weather. mother nature knows we cannot deal witt all at once. 64 degrees. sixty-three millville. out ahead of the front it is still very warm in charleston, it is 73. raleigh-durham at 58. this is what we will be feeling tomorrow. temperatures generally in the 50's, st. louis, nashville but heading backup to the north and west there is a secondary cold front and this cold air 46 in omaha, 46 in minneapolis. that will be dragged in our region as we head into our weekend. the is there pocket of cold. it rotates through. we will start to feel it on sunday. two front, one coming through tonight. another one coming through generally dry on sat the day night. future weather shows most of the rain pushing out in the next couple of hours. by 9:00 still some lingering showers and by midnight off the coast, wind will get gusty again behind it from the north and west and we will feel that tomorrow. high pressure starts to build n there that is brisk northwesterly flow tomorrow, highs barely getting in the low 50's in the afternoon.

feel like 40's much of the day. wind die down saturday. that is good news. still chilly. sunshine and a few cloud, highs in the lower 50's and then sunday, behind that secondary cold front this will be the coldest day since march . only in the 40's, brisk, chilly. you can see how temperatures drop. notice just after midnight in the upper 50's. that may go on the books as our daytime high for tomorrow but in the afternoon with that strong gusty wind many don't get a above 51 or 52 degrees. chilly friday is on the way but at least sun comes back. overnight gradual clearing, breezy 50 degrees is overnight lose for you. heading in to your friday, sunny, breezy, cooler, 55. that may be optimistic and that may be overnight actually. for your sunday kick off forecast 45 for the eagles. it will feel like 35 with the gusty wind. monday still cold but here's good news next week toward thanksgiving day holiday we are looking at sunshine, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, good for travelers and it could be mild on thanksgiving

thursday highs near 60 degrees. >> really. >> yes, okay, not at all good thanks, kate. >> sound great. when you join us tonight at 11:00. >> if breakfast is most important meal of the day then this is your place to go and coincidently not just for breakfast, it is a taste with torey. >> i thought she would love to be in this place i know make her happy and give her great food. >> great food is an under statement. vittoria woodill takes us to the place known for home fries covered in what they called dust. >> dust. >> that is tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> that looks so good, dust, um. >> we will find out all bit, we will be right back.

lets look at sports. >> it is november, time to say these guys are still getting to know each other. >> right, yes it is the truth. chemistry 101, i don't understand it or like tonight

college now it is professional, i pay attention every time i watch the game. when mark sanchez jumped in for sam bradford on sunday it was obvious that the backup qb didn't have the the right chemistry with his teammates. but that is what practice is for. sanchez has been working out with the starters all week long so they can avoid awkwardness they experienced in that loss in miami or to miami. mark ran in demarco murray on the hand off and hit in the back with the pass but hope any practice makes perfect. >> you know, obviously not working with each other throughout the course of the year and working with sam, not necessarily reading it, and mark coming in more of a runner. we got it fix this week. it shouldn't be a problem moving forward. >> did you hear that? they got it fix. >> we will find out. eagles and bucks at 1:00 on sunday. we will get you ready with cbs-3 toyota a sunday kick off. i'll be joined by less vee van arsdal, pat gallon and merrill

reese. fish on you of water. not so much. san jose sharks visit south philadelphia a tonight. they have not lost in 15 years in philadelphia a. the flyers looking to snap a five game losing streak at home. highlights at the 11:00. temple owls on the road for puerto rico tip off taking on minute so the a picking it up in the second half. he had 14 points off the bench. sixty-seven-61. later devon coleman 12 of his 15 points coming in the final seven minutes, that is clutch, temple wins, 75-70. check this out, guys, last night raptors/jazz, tray berk steals it, puts up the shot, and he doesn't come down. you have tall players there. how do you get this. thinks an nba game. guy gets a bloom and knocked it right in. he is celebrating. here we are in 2015, how do you recollect file a situation, a broom of course. >> yes, old school. >> like your backyard, some things just never change.

>> brought smiles to everybody. >> yes. >> did they count the points. >> i don't think so. >> got to count the ball. >> thanks, don.

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly a and back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news". tonight it is not just war on terror being waged as carter evans find out the war on drugs is still going strong and u.s. coastguard is at the

helm. here now is scott pelley, take care family we will s >> pelley: the f.b.i. says it's following dozens of people capable of carrying out a paris-style assault in the u.s. also tonight, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is a threat no more. he's dead. americans who helped liberate iraq are returning to fight isis. >> we didn't fight and die for nothing. >> pelley: and some reflections on the beaut of a city. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the terror attacks in paris and the isis video threat of an attack in new york city have a lot of americans worrying could we be next? well, today, the nation's top law enforcement officers gave us their answer, and h