and temperatures will be warming but there is nothing warm about tonight. i want to show you a six hour loop on our storm scan three picture showing snow showers inn rain showers moving through this morning. the right there just before noon time and right in the early afternoon hours we have had snow showers, flurries out there, briefly reduced visibility but those have moved on out. temperatures though still on the chilly side, 39 degrees in philadelphia a. thirty-four in reading. thirty-eight in at atlantic city. you may look and think that doesn't look so bad but factor in the wind those wind are gusting up to 30 miles an hour, all across the region. 35 miles an hour in allentown make going it feel much colder then thermometer indicates. but warm up is on the way, i will have details when i join you than side. >> a reminder track forecast anytime, you want, down load free cbs philly weather app available on i thetunes and google play. state environmental official say 19 new jersey beaches sustain heavy damage touring weekend snowstorm. the it says that most of the erosion happened in northern

ocean count a long long beach island. atlantic city beach elevation fell between two and 8 feet and ocean city fell between one and 7 feet. nine students at the rowan university air rested after police say they scammed one convenient store out of $35,000. the students are accused of making fake returns to load money on their school debit cards. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at rowan with the very latest on this, a alex. >> reporter: it has campus talking as he steps occurred over just a ten month span. like most universities, rowan has their own id card, that double as reloadable debit cards. students can use these boro bucks at 90 place necessary and around campus. >> i just blue 350 today. >> reporter: fifty bucks is pretty normal but whether was coming out of the campus 7-eleven is nuts. >> 7-eleven noticed first and requested information from the college about transactions. the and then, they looked for

the a lot of returns. >> reporter: $35,000, worth of returns a according to police done in 69 different transactions. >> he would swipe the card, hit return, and then just type an amount and it was on his card. >> reporter: a 21 year-old student working at 7-eleven was entering fake return amounts and crediting his own boro bucks account along with the eight friend were fellow students. all nine have been a arrested and charged with theft. these freshman appreciate the boro bucks system and hope it didn't ruin a good thing for everyone. >> is there all these unnecessary rules. anytime you think there had to be that one person that messes it the up for everybody else. >> reporter: and so between campus cards services and 7-eleven who really was victim here losing out on $35,000, the the the question remains, how come nobody noticed this loss any sooner? reporting live from rowan university i'mal san that hoff

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> key question, alex, thanks very much. other news tense moments at a philadelphia high school a gun went off during a fight between students and that sent the school into lock down. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco over at ben franklin high school in spring garden with more on what happened, diana. >> reporter: ukee, that lock down was just lifted about an hour ago police have now taken five students into custody and they are questioning them. they have also recovered a handgun, from the high school, they now believe this was as a result of the fight between a group of students. teen ablers in handcuffs escorted from ben franklin high school after dozens of police descend on the north philadelphia a school on friday. high school was on lock down and police conduct a search of the entire building floor by floor, looking for a handgun. just before noon time a security guard called 911 to report a shot fired inside a school locate add a 550 north broad street. a shell casing for a 45 californiaer with handgun was found inside a stairwell.

police say a group of kids were fighting inside the school and they are now talking to the students involved. >> i don't know what the extent of the fight was, what it was about or anything like that but right now we are told another individual fired a shot. we don't know whether that is true or not but what we do know is that the the shot was confirmed by security officer on location. >> reporter: the students crouched under desk while police investigated the threat. concerned parents started to show up at the school. she was getting text messages from her 11th grade son. >> he was scared. he doesn't understand how they got in with the gun with the metal detectors at the front door. >> police are looking in the possibility that a secondhand gun may have also been involved, no one was injured this afternoon and no charges have been yet filed. coming up at 6:00 we will show you frantic text messages being sent from parents from students inside the building. live outside ben franklin high school in spring gander, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a fight on the september

bus between two men end with a stabbing. this happened around 2:00 p.m. on a route 56 bus at torresdale avenue and paul street in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. authorities say that one of the men stabbed the the other, with an unknown object and then ran away, and then tonight police are still searching for that suspect. the the victim's injuries were described as non-life threatening. traffic was a mess early this afternoon on the blue route in delaware county, a truck crashed and caught fire in the southbound lanes near the the broomall exit. chopper three over the the southbound lanes early as only one lane was getting by. the cause of that shall craze now under investigation. the ride to school turned chaotic for dozens of ann mullens middle school students when their bus was involved in a crash. it happened around 7:45 this morning on sicklerville road near bryce's court in sicklerville camden county. twelve of the 30 students on that bus plus a man and two young children in an suv were hospitalized for minor injuries.

police say this crash happened as the the bus driver slowed to pick up another student and that she reported activated the bus's yellow lights. there are six to eight pending cases of zika virus in pennsylvania and scientists sound the alarm urging pregnant woman not to travel to affected countries. mosquito worn illness is widespread in south america and caribbean. researchers linked to it a rare birth defect in infants. major airlines are offering pregnant women with tickets to infected countries, refund, moms to be are not taking any chances and they are canceling their trips. >> we kind of decided not to risk it, the possibilities are very grave, something were to happen. >> world health organization a announced it will hold an emergency meeting monday to decide if the zika virus should be declared an international the health crisis. a local pregnant woman is worried back infect with zik a a by a member of her own family. health reporter stephanie stahl has that story coming up

at 6:00. u.s. military is react to go iran flying a drone over the the deck of an american navy carrier. nave #eud said is drone flew over u.s.s. harry truman earlier this month and was not armed. carrier was in the persian gulf when that incident happened. the drone flew toward french aircraft carrier charles degall. officials called the move by iran abnormal and unprofessional. with super bowl 50 a week away authorities are ram pink up security efforts a across the san francisco bay area. >> mysterious box that appeared downtown had a lot of resident concerned but it turned on it to be a sensor that can detect a by logical attack. the unit was installed as part of the home land security super bowl security preparations. >> they are keeping you safer. right now they are looking at a 12 to 36 hour turnaround on the samples. if you or i had anthrax we would want to know immediately some times that isn't always going to happen. >> that device is part of the

bio watch program, taxpayers have spent more than a billion dollars on the program. preparations are also underway on the field. the area is buzzing with super bowl 50 excitement. >> entertainment tonight kevin frazier joins us from los angeles with the preview, deaf. >> reporter: ukee and guess kate will be a blast. here's what you can expect as we count down to the big game. for beyonce it will be a return performance to the super bowl half time. she killed it the in 2013, i was right there when she came off the stage. >> you worked so hard in the show. >> it feels good to know that the hard work paid off, you know, it is a live feeling, it is the biggest show in america. >> reporter: on cbs sunday morning chris martin talks about cold play's biggest week ever. >> it is 50th year of the nfl and they asked if we could somehow celebrate the past and look to the future, all within 12 minutes. >> reporter: this half time show may very well be the most watched television event in

history, and that is not lost on the game's broadcasters. >> everybody is excited bit. i know i am to call it. if you happen to be a player, you will remember it even more the rest of your life. >> reporter: calling the game cbs a team, former super bowl mvp, phil simms inn play by play superstar jim nantz who says the worst parties the constant ticket requests. >> hey, can you get me in, and the easy answer is, i just say no. >> reporter: we have exciting news to announce bower coverage of super bowl 50. check that out on tonight's et. ukee and jessica, back to you, by the way, sooner or later the eagles will get to the promise land, i know they will. >> deaf, i don't know, but we will see. here's a live look at super bowl sit the any san francisco, california. watch the big game live right here on cbs-3 sunday, february . the game, the the commercials, it is an event. hot rod and concept cars coming up on "eyewitness news" our path gallon takes you

behind the the scenes of this years auto show. he gets behind the wheel of a viper and we will show you what happened. plus big brother is watching what you watch, on tv and it could determine what commercials you see, three on your side jim donovan reveals a new type of advertising coming soon to a tv in your living room. and who knew dinosaurs can ski, see more crazy video taking over the internet when we come right back. sick a.

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take a look at two massive sink holes side by side in oregon as part of the road in park of the parking lot have been swallowed up. this is amateur video of the sinkholes. torrential rains have caused the problem, which is getting worse. rought seas are hampering efforts to toe a capsized cargo ship off the coast of france. the captain of the modern express, sent out a distress call tuesday, spanish helicopter rescued all 22 crew members on board but the ship's fate is in the as clear. up forcing nearly 90 degrees in the the bay of the biscayne and crews will make a new towing attempt tomorrow morning. iconic clydesdale family of horses welcomes a new

adorable member of the her. >> he was born tuesday in missouri joining the heard of the 160 horses. they have been representing budweiser for more 80 years now. original collide dales were a family gift, given to celebrate, the end of prohibition. a grab your remote control and get ready television commercials where to change. don't be surprised when tv ads start targeting your interest. >> many are used to seeing those targeted ads on line as we surf web sites but as jim donovan tells us soon we will see them on our tv too. >> very interesting stuff, for years commercials have been based on broad demographics, but technology, in digital set top boxes, it is all about to change that. when it comes to tv marisa langford prefers certain commercials. >> i would rather watch something that is made for me and my family. >> reporter: in the future she will see more targeted tv ads. >> the ability for advertisers to reach the right audience, the the right viewer, at the

right time, on the right program, on the right network. >> reporter: how will they do that? 90 million u.s. households have digital set top boxes, experts say, many cable or satellite providers, track what shows air on the tv in your home. like crunching that information and combining it with data about your household, advertisers can calculate which commercials you aren't likely to fast forward through. in fact, in the the future, two homes next to one another could be watching the same show at the the the same time but see two different commercials. >> the advertising is all about reducing the the waste by not advertising to people that are never going to be interested in buying your product but by putting the relevant ads in front of the people that will end up buying your product, so you turn them into actual either buyers or loyal buyers. >> reporter: maris a it says revealing a little information about her family is a fair trade off. >> i watched a couple commercials, i learn about some new deals and special that is happened to be going on then so be it. if it is pertaining to me all

the better. >> reporter: what data goes, does your television program collect and do they send you targeted ads? you can check your company's policy on privacy for full details, and information about opting out if you are uncomfortable. i don't mine. i think everybody is watching everything that we do but you know, there is certain commercials i like, like flow from progressive and i don't need insurance but i'm like what will she do now. >> i'm ready for a flo movie. >> i don't know if she could car a whole movie. 302nds commercials, is just about enough. >> have a good weekend. >> weeknights at 11. you asked and nicole brewer is answering your question. tonight it is something many of us have probably thought about, why do people do not talk in elevators. everyone looks every where else but at each other, and four buttons and see the phone. nicole answers why don't people talk in elevators as part of the brand new segment, good question, tonight at 11:00.

so is what your good question? we want to know. log on to cbs philly.com/good question to submit your question, or tweet it, using the hashtag cbs-3 good question. all right, kate is joining us now and this weekend is, markedly different then last week even. isn't that crazy that was a week ago. >> this time yesterday, or last week at this time we were seeing those first flakes, move into southern delaware, snowstorm about 7:00 o'clock in philadelphia we all know what happened after that speak of flakes our floor director kevin saw some snow this morning. >> there are some spots especially in portions of new jersey. i know kevin lives in the toms river area flakes were coming down fast and furious for a while there. if you didn't listen to the forecast yesterday were you wondering what was going on. we did have some big flakes and almost white outoing on. conditions a at times. those are snow squalls moving through along a boundary and wind have pick autopsy long that boundary as well and they will stay strong when the the snow showers and flakes have move on out. lets look at something beautiful. take you to i a chopper shot.

this is the aftermath of a beautiful sunset. the sun just fell below the horizon and it is just a gorgeous shot there. take a look the the a the sky. it ace live with will color, sky is burning tonight, beautiful sunsets this week. we have cloud cover, and more clouds you have, the more reflectivity you have and a sunset, the sun has gone below the horizon but i'll tell what you this time next week i was thinking we will have better live sunset shots to show you because that sunset is a minute and a half later, each day. we are gaining about a minute and a half of daylight each day what a beautiful shot there. i want to show you another view from my live neighborhood network camera palmyra cove nature park and as i said three or four minutes ago you could see a bright beautiful sunshine over the delaware river. now that sun has set but at this time next week i think the sun will be in full view for to us take a look at. 36 degrees right now at palmyra cove nature park there in new jersey. we will take a look at storm scan three loop from earlier today. you can see how we have had that brief intensification, of a through portions of coastal

new jersey right about here, ocean county and then they have had rain showers coming through and grass a accumulationness portions of north and central new jersey with this band coming through and mainly just some light flakes and snow showers around the city. that has moved out, and anything you see to the north and west likely won't get in besides a few stray flakes flying here and there. temperatures are not feeling all that bad, 39 in philadelphia. thirty-six in allentown. 34 degrees in reading. the here's what it feels like, a full 10 degrees colder. talking about this all week the wind will pick up gusting over 30 miles an hour and not feeling any better than 209's in most spots, feeling like sub freezing already in philadelphia. so, turning milder we have a nice sat the day on the way, sun take partly sunny, highs in the the 40's and near 50. we will hit 50's on monday, a shower is possible on monday, but it is a slow creep upward in the mercury, 50's, sunday, into monday, and possible 50's by the middle of next week. the lets talk bower snowfall totals, the average, in the winter, two 2.4 inches here in

philadelphia we are at 22.9. but february business to begin and the average snow fall in the month of february is 8.8 inches. so, we will have to take another look at that if we ended winter right now we would be very close to average but we still have a least a month and a half of good winter weather to get through before we can talk about that. no snow really at least in the seven day forecast but look at the second week of february that is a potential, not a definite we will take a closer look at that but warming up through the weekend, again, 50 by middle of next weeks. sixty by middle of the week. >> say that again. >> sixty. >> threat of an electric shock causes april toll issue a major recall still ahead on "eyewitness news". need your driveway plowed? this little guy ready to go. the cute video sure to make you you smile on this friday, leslie. eagles handing out another big contract extension, lane johnson will be a stapel in the eagles line up for years to come we will have details next up in

leslie joins us now, eagles continuing to make big moves. >> yes. >> keeping the big guys. >> yes, they have written a lot of big checks this week at novacare center. earlier eagles gave extension toss tightened zach ertz and brent celek. today they gave right tackle lane johnson a new deal, six years worth 63 million-dollar, 35 and a half million guarantied, that will make him one of the highest paid tackles in the entire league. lane is going in the final year of his rookie deal, and, well, now an eagles for life. >> it came a along. it is something i will not pass up. i want to be here the rest of my career. i have lieutenant the of guys in this locker room that are like family to me. this is where i want to be. >> monday night brent celek had a great birthday present for the bird, three-year extension worth 13 million, half guarantied, brent has spent his entire career with the eagles and he took that extension because he loves philadelphia and the fans. >> to be here, and to see how

passionate everybody is and to see the type of city, you know, this ace i blue collar town and i feel like this is my home now. philadelphia is my home forever. >> hopefully, signing of a few new players bird will plane a super bowl. super bowl 50 is nine days away. don bell will be there reporting live from san francisco starting next wednesday. you can see super bowl 50 right here on cbs-3 on february 7th. >> we are excited about that. >> than call believe super bowl is already here. >> we get there. you never know. >> leslie, thanks. a new risk for new moms, coming up in the next half an hour what type of lifestyle can raise your babies chances of autism. also who let pat gallen behind the wheel, he ventured inside the pennsylvania convention center to give you a sneak peak at a philadelphia auto show. also this. >> it is a nasal spray, that will now, help save lives, the

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saving lives, one spray at a time. police in delaware county will be the first, in the world to begin carrying a newly emergency treatment. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. 171 lives that is how many people, officialness delaware county say survived, thanks to narcan, and, injectable drug that reverses open eyed overdosees. >> officers will be armed with the nasal spray version. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows us how it works. >> reporter: they are faces of life savers, each of these officers, saving the at least one overdose victim from death by administering the drug narcan. >> there is a sitting there, they are not breathing, they barely have a pulse and you put this drug in them and then they just come to. >> reporter: each of these officers, like shawn mcgee,

who saved at least four people, remembering the moment that life returned. >> i did see them. it is kind of remarkable. the it the is a good feeling. >> pull it out, and you push it, and that is administered. >> reporter: now however a new and faster way for every officer in every department, in delaware county to provide this life saving drug. it is a nasal spray called narcan, which, unlike current kits, which require a assembly can be used instantly. >> this is going to make a big difference and when we're dealing with seconds. it could save additional lives. >> reporter: that is great news for these dedicated officers, who now know in a very special way how just one breath of this drug can be the difference between life and death. >> actually to see it happen and to save a life is truly what you get in this job to

help people and that is epitome of helping people. >> reporter: new narcan nasal sprays are now on their way to 400 police cars county wide here. even better news, county officials say they are taking steps, so that by early summer, it the might be possible to get these life saving drug kits, at local pharmacies, for families, and others, who need them close to home in ridley township i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". rather dramatic scene as minors trapped underground for more than a more rescued. take a look at this video. mine collapsed on christmas day killing one person, but four minors survived, a and were trapped. they spent a total of 36 days, trapped underground. the the obama administration confirmed for the the first time today that hillary clinton's unsecured home server contained some of the government's most closely guarded secrets. twenty-two e-mails found on the server will be censored because the the material include demand one of the highest levels of the

classification this comes as the state department is set to release another batch of e-mails from clinton's time as secretary of state. clinton spokesmen said that campaign wants all of the e-mails at least partially released calling it over classification, run among. latest e-mail controversy comes three days before the the iowa caucus, and bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning hard for every democratic caucus goer. many polls say the race at this point ties close to call. on the republican side donald trump is the the front runner in a crowded field, most polls have ted cruz coming in second place. the political analyst say landing in the top three in iowa will give candidates staying power. >> who could rise up from out of the pack and do better than we expect? >> this is about standing with your neighbor, transparent i, and being committed, not just to the profit but to the the candidate report are the iowa caucus takes place on monday, and stay with cbs-3 for latest on campaign 2016 and upcoming

iowa caucus. when we're not here on tv you can find us anytime at cbs philly.com. an elementary school in delaware county is learning lesson of giving back in a unique way. students from park side elementary school took part in the change for chop program. they have been collecting pocket change since november to donate to the hoff. they have raised over $1,500, nicely done way to go. as incentive class that has raised most money got the to shave their teacher's heads. one of the cities most popular events is back, philadelphia an automatic owe show kicked off this weekend with more than 700 cars on display. one of the country's largest auto shows and our pat gallen shows you the exciting cars and exhibits to look out for. >> reporter: giddy up, the the 2016 philadelphia auto show opens up saturday at the pennsylvania convention center, but cbs-3 got a sneak peak. in its 1,115th year the show packs -- 115 year the show packs a punch. there are 700 vehicles

throughout the 700,000 square feet of space. david, the chairman, says there is plenty to sianni do. >> where we've involved is in the even tane. value. that is what our people enjoy. you can experience riding in the car which is so incredibly unusual to be able to drive on the convention center floor. we have three drives outdoors. you you can test drive at our show which is very unusual nationally. you don't see that. >> reporter: new technology is at the for front of this years festivities, that includes lateness self driving cars, like the 2017 lincoln continental. they are not quite flying cars but we're getting closer. in addition to the cars, sunday's show will feature a very special guest. >> the great woes man soccer player in the world carli lloyd. she wanted to do something different. we are doing a live exhibition at one, two, three, and 4:00 e 31st and you can actually listen, watch carli demonstrate how you make a ball go from right to left,

left to ride. it just amazes me. >> reporter: good thing i'm not driving this viper but this is an exhibit to check out when you come down to the philadelphia auto show, among tons of other vehicles. the hundreds of things to do down here. i'm pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". looking good pat. well, there is auto show, be sure to check out the pope mobile. you may remember this fiat is the car that drove around pope francis inside during his visit to philadelphia. "eyewitness news" was there as students from the archdiocese schools of special education got a firsthand look at it. the carries being auctioned off tonight but it will remain at the show all week. >> check that out. >> yes. >> go down and see it. >> apple issues a major recall over fear of electric shock, that is coming up next on "eyewitness news". also a princess may be the star of the many disney movies

but it seems male characters do most of the talking. shocking new research about some of our favorite animated movies. also growing evidence what a mother to be can have a a lasting impact on her baby a's health and in this case raising risk of autism, kate? bundle up tonight and watch for icy spots, but temperature begins to sore as we head through weekend. we could be near 60 next week but it may be a damp 60. i'll have your full seven day forecast coming up when we come right back.

in the united states, women earns 79 cents for every dollar a man makes an issue that president obama says is far from solved. today on the seventh anniversary of his signing of

the fair pay a act the president unveiled a new proposal. businesses with 100 or more employees, will now be required to submit data on employee pay, so by gender, race and ethnicity. companies must comply by september 2017. the government would then use the information to help enforce equal pay laws. april it is recalling ac wall a adopters sold with mack and ios devices because of the shock risk. the adapters were sold in europe, argentina, australia, brazil, new seal land and south korea apple says in some cases the adopters can break and create a shock risk if touched. michael jordan has not played in the nba for more than a decade but fans are still lining up for his sneakers. new air jordans go on sale on saturday. many are camped out in chicago already. the retail price for new air jordan is, $650. >> wow. >> get a a pair of p.m. flyers

for $4.99. trex on ice skates, this is a thing, guys. trex tuesday posted they had on facebook of someone in the costume showing off their skills on the the ice. pretty good in a costume. he is skating his way in the hearts of millions. the video rack up million views this tuesday. 56 million views and one. >> that is right. >> we will be right back with kate's weekend forecast. >> look at him.

a first for the lego company, it is unveiling a new figure, a person in the wheelchair. figure will be a available in june but it is on display now at the toy fair in germany. organizations representing the disabled have pushed for the lego company to represent the disabled community. well, we may be sick and tired of the snowplows by now but we have one, that is worth seeing. >> that would be three-year old sam curry who hitched his new birthday bull dose tore a plow in kings ton, tennessee.

his mom and dad said he took to that job right away. sam showed off his skills behind the wheel making sure his neighborhood was all clear. >> driveway was all clear, we put him on it, and he was going up and down the street. people stopping, talking to him about it. he was having a big time. >> sam, way to go. in word if young sam contemplating a career in snow removal but hey good start. >> he was wheeling and dealing. >> i love that. >> that was great. >> just turn it around. >> he had snow in the bucket, he was actually working. >> we have snow, warm temperatures in our forecast. >> some people saw a few flakes, snow showers came through but in the seven day forecast there is not a snow flake to be had. there are a good number of rain drops as we head into next week and storm approaches by middle of the week bringing threat for rainfall but other than that it is a warm up. don't get too used to it in the warm dozened it does look like a return to winter cold but a nice interlude after a

major snowstorm. the lets look at outside right now. speak of snow we have jack frost big boulder. slopes are rocking tonight. we have folks checking out snow board area, someone coming down the hill right now. they do cool tricks here. they have been known to sit and watch that camera for five minutes a at a stretch just to see is what going on, see them doing their tricks, stunts. one guy on the snow board right now cool cool spin moves at the moment. definitely good conditions for hitting the slopes tonight. little cold out there but perfect weather good weather for making snow and making snow through overnight hours to add to what they have out there on the slopes. lets take a look at eyewitness weather watchers. we love to check in every day at this time and see what they are reporting. johnnies in yardley, 37 degrees, and he sent thus gusty wind making it more brisk out there john sends the photo the owe, on twitter reminding me it was a year ago today we had our weather watchers who all came in the studio and we interacted with them face-to-face. hopefully we will have another

one of those coming up. we roof our weather watchers keeping us informed 356789 degrees in reading at dave's house. he said dew .15.3. passing flurries earlier but otherwise just cloudy all day. i saw a few breaks of blue skies this afternoon at my house but not the most sunny day we have seen. margot in buena vista township, 37. she has had interesting weather. feels colder then it is. feels like snow. it is in the upper 30's but does not peel like it out there 35 at jason's house feels more like 25, when you factor in that wind. the his current wind is 24 miles an hour, and many spots right now looking at wind gusting, over 20 miles an hour, and in new jersey, 25. middletown delaware again 24. look at is what going on, sunset watch still mid. we have a beautiful sun sit at palmyra cove nash park and we are seeing light in the sky as we go through remainder of the evening. 36 degrees right now. storm scan three still shows snow showers and flower his that went through earlier today but now, really nothing, a stray flake and that is about it here for tonight.

temperatures right now, feeling pretty comfortable if you don't have to step out into the wind. when wind picks up these numbers don't feel like anything you see here. margot says it feels colder then it is. thirty-eight in atlantic city. thirty-seven in millville and dover. thirty-four right now in reading but future wind gusts right through rest of tonight, take a look at these over 30 miles an hour possible, and i called it last night my trash can did end up in the street. luckily i was able to get out there quickly and rescue it. definitely things will be blowing around with wind gusting over 30 miles an hour. out and about in the city don't spend too much time in the air because it will get blown away. that the wind tunnel effect we have in philadelphia but here's good news by 9:00 tomorrow morning wind drastically die down and things improve, a and then we will talk about a warm up. here's our jet stream graphic showing us on monday, the warm air starts to work its way in, wednesday, it is the warmest and then look what works to the north and west, much colder air, that will start to advance upon our area by friday. we have a flood concern into next week, the good news we

should get most of the snow out of here through the next several days but temperatures will hit in the 60's starting sunday. melting snow could add an inch of water to the ground and over an inch of rain is possible on wednesday, so, a as we head toward next week the rain threat we do have to keep an eye on the streams, creeks, rivers, for potential flood threat. we will keep you posted on. that it it does not look extensive right now and it depend on how much rain we will actually get next wednesday. it looks like a pretty robust storm. you're witness weather seven day forecast 40 on the saturday. fifty on sunday. just a stray shower monday, and then, wednesday, that is our warm day, feels like spring, six on but period of rain will turn colder, after that. ukee, back over you have to. kate, we have a great shot of pluto taken by the new horizon spacecraft, you can see pluto's atmosphere in an image using wave lengths. it is called my sunlight gathering from particles common in pluto's atmosphere. scientists believe it is smog. lighter patches in the ring are sunlight, off of more

reflective areas on pluto's surface. on the cbs-3 healthwatch with autism rates sky rocketing there is new research out today that identifies two risk factors things that increase chances of women having children with the developmental disorder. >> health reporter stephanie stahl hires with more details on this new study. >> reporter: that is right, experts still don't know exactly why the the rates are going up or what causes autism but we do know there is a a genetic component this new research suggests that some risk factor for autism may be preventable. diabetes and obesity are at epidemic levels in women of the child bearing age and new study linking two conditions to an increased risk for autism. >> we have found that moth hours were obese and diabetic during pregnancy had a risk four times greater than moth hours didn't of their child developing autism. >> reporter: study published in the journal pediatrics found higher autism wrist income moth hours developed gestation at diabetes. >> there are high pot thinks

about how a distressed immune system of a brain development during fetus can create disability. >> reporter: doctor paul wang from autism speaks says study helps understand what causes autism which is partially genetic. >> i think it vice clear actually that the the processes that under lie all of autism in a large majority of the cases at least start before birth. that is true for genetic factors, that is true for things like pollution exposure. >> reporter: experts say it is important for pregnant woman to avoid a variety of potential autism risks, including gaining too much weight. now it is estimated that one in 68 children have autism in the united states. experts say rates have been increasing dramatically lately but at least woman know controlling their weight reduces that risk. >> good to hair. >> information is big. >> exactly. >> stephanie, thank you. unlikely romance between two animals that captured the hearts of the many, may be over. they supposedly had a fight,

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the the philadelphia a police department welcomed its new members today. >> "eyewitness news" at the police graduation held at temple university. thirty officers graduated after willing go through eight months of training, at the police academy. this is the the academy's 374th class and first one under new commissioner richard ross. congratulations to them all. disney princess may be the stars of their movies but it turns out they are not necessarily the voice. >> new research shows female characters in these popular movies often talk less than the male characters. researchers analyzed every spoken word in the princess movies and found that there were more male characters then female in 11 out of the 12

films. the beauty and the beast mail character spoke 71 percent of the time. >> even if the princess is the most empowered, feminist, role model you can possibly imagine for a girl, she cannot be the shop keeper, person in charge of the lighting candles in the castle. >> some experts argued it is in the only about the word count, but it is also looking at what is being said whether it is commands, apologies, or compliments. the queen of the soul hopes to be the the queen of soul food, aretha franklin is launching her own food line that will include her own brand of chile, gum bow and baked chicken. the brand will feature dessert. >> all right. >> and it is a dance move tearing up social media. >> with former eagles head coach andy reid do it, and carolina panthers, cam newton touchdown dance. now seniors are getting into it. these folks at a retirement home in north carolina, they are dabbing, right there. >> it is good exercise.

>> they make it part of the daily exercise routine and make cam newton can bring home the super bowl championship. let's get the dab on. >> i feel confident that we're going all the way. we have the goods if we will just deliver and we can deliver. >> oh, yeah. cam newton or payton manning, deliver the goods a at super bowl next sunday right here on cbs-3. i have never gotten, into the dab thing. >> not a dabbery don't understand it. >> well, i'm sure they will explain it. >> i hope so. >> that is "eyewitness news" 59c. >> now at 6:00 shots ring out at a philadelphia high school, we have the latest on the suspect gunman. new at 6:00 local concerns about the the zika virus why one local pregnant woman is worried about being exposed to the disease by a member of her own family, kate. it is a blustery friday night here on the skies deck, temperatures feeling about ten full degrees below what they actually are but then temperatures on their way up as we head in the weekend ill will's have details coming up

at 6:00. and a huge security plan is in place for super bowl 50 and we have got a behind the scenes look. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right the now. and right now at 6:00 o'clock a philadelphia high school is, locked down and students are taking out in handcuffs, after shots are fired inside the building. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. aim's jessica dean. the in the middle of the chaos one student frantically texted his mom to let her know she was okay. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live outside right now with the messages, diana. >> reporter: ukee and guess contract that worried mother got down here to ben franklin high school as fast as she could and waited outside the school with other parents who were receiving similar messages. the kids were locked inside the school for about four hours today, while police looked for a gun and shooter

tonight. tonight five students are in custody and a weapon has been recovered. frantic text messages sent to camden's covington from her son, they read someone has a gun in my school. we've been locked in the lunch rhyme. after police descent own ben franklin high school. >> he was scared, he didn't understand. they have metal detector at the front door how you they got in with the gun. >> reporter: she says 11th grader was crouched under his lunch table while the school was on lock down and police searched for a gunman. security guard called 911 just before noon time after a shot was her. a shell casing to a 45 caliber was found inside of a third floor stairwell. >> allegedly at this point there was a group of kid involved in the fight. right now we're told that another individual fired a shot. we don't know if that is true or not about we do know that the shot was confirmed by a security officer on location. >> reporter: police took five students out of the school in handcuffs and the four hour lock down was lifted. after a handgun was