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 recovered. concerned parents were outside

waiting for their kids to be dismissed. >> she is okay. >> reporter: police say it is possible that a secondhand gun was also involved, here. no one was injured today, and it is not yet clear if charges will be filed here. live from spring garden outside ben franklin high school tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. some of the last weekend's snow still lingering on the streets and we are hoping a weekend warm up will help melt remnants of the storm. the meteorologist kate bilo is on the skies deck with a look the a the forecast, kate. >> it is a blustery friday night as you you can tell out here on the skies deck, the wind are gusting over 25 miles an hour at the moment making it feel colder then that, and eventually is but tonight is last night we will talk about brutal cold because temperatures are on their way up, and we may be feeling pretty spring-like as we head into next week. here's is what happening in the wake of the snow showers and even a few rain showers that came through earlier today. those are now on out of here but the wind are still very,

very strong and again, it feels so much colder, then these temperatures would have you believe. take a lot at temperatures right the now across the region, still in the upper 30's in many locations right now in philadelphia. temperatures right around 38 degrees, 34 in reading. thirty-five in millville, and 36 degrees at the atlantic city airport but here are current wind gusts, still gusting over 30 miles an hour in the poconos. 26 miles an hour at the airport right the now and 28 miles an hour in millville, that is making it feel no better than mid to upper 20's outside on this friday night. coming up we will talk about sunshine through the weekend as temperature rises. next week will feel like spring both with the warmth and the threats for some rain. i will have your full forecast when i join you inside, back over to you. new at 6:00 a woman left to die in her bakery, lives, and is now sharing her story of survival. after her overbrook park store was robbed and shot over summer it is back opened. as "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon tells us tonight would the man could not close her doors permanently despite

the hard figure crime. >> not many people care about me know. >> reporter: these days traffic is steady at best cake kosher bakery in the overbrook park section of philadelphia. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: it is not just sweets that bring them in. many times just a check on zika georgewitch who friend call v iv a. >> reopened business in the neighborhood that she loves obviously to help the community out there, it is truly remarkable. >> reporter: she's now trying to get back to normal, preaugust, that is when two armed males broke into the backry making off with maybe a couple hundred dollars, but not before shooting her in the neck. >> my god i said you have to get up and get some help. >> reporter: she somehow managed to pulled herself off the the floor to call police. she went to the hospital. she said she never felt alone. >> all of the friend, sporty am survivor yes and i'm glad i'm back to work.

>> reporter: while she recovers she thought about never coming back to the bakery that she has owned for more than ten years but she thought about all of the customers who prayed for her, supported her, and deciding ultimately that she needs them, as much as they need her >> i said all that support, i realize, how much people care about people. >> reporter: she tells me although she's glad to be at work she has increased security. there is 24 hour surveillance in the front and the back of the bakery. meantime police here in southwest detectives say they believe the same two suspects in this robbery or shooting also robbed a bakery in january. they say if you know anything about these two suspects give them a call. reporting from southwest decks, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the montgomery county district attorney announced the arrest of 74 year-old school bus driver james macintyre. the the driver, for penn ridge school district is facing multiple charges in relation to repeated episodes of

indecent contact with two special needs students between 2009 and 2015. in a statement the superintendent of the penn ridge school district says macintyre has been banned from school property and suspended without pay and added we will be in contact with the families of the student involved and will provide all necessary resources. the district will cooperate full which law enforcement as the investigation, continues. now at new at 6:00 the pennsylvania health department revealed that six to eight are pending in the potential cases of the zika virus here. like the the rest of the cases in the united states, these are a all in people who traveled and would have been infected in other countries. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more. >> reporter: that is right new information on sick a state health officials say potential cases are in people who have symptoms and traveled to locations where the zika virus is spreading. there are a lot of people with relatives in countries impacted by this virus. we met with one today.

>> i'm 34 weeks. >> reporter: jamie rodgers is due to deliver in early march at paoli hospital. while she's perfectly healthy she's worried about her family in panama where there are growing concerns about the the zika virus and pregnant woman there. >> something like this that you have no control over, it is a little scary. >> reporter: zika a virus which is rapidly spread nothing central and south america can cause birth defects. thirty-two cases currently in the united states are among people who traveled. virus is spread by mosquitoes which are eventually expect in the u.s. and there are questions and concerns about other ways, that it could be spread. >> if you have this much zika in south america and in the caribbean, sooner or later we're going to see a local transmission. >> reporter: jamie stint on stayed in touch on e-mail and making arrangements to be back the in the u.s. next week. >> are you concerned back around here new that she's coming back from central america. >> i don't have any concerns right now, everything that ivoried so far has been that

it is, contracted true the mosquitoes. so as long as my mom doesn't bite me i think i'm okay. >> reporter: pregnant woman and those intend to go get pregnant are advise todd stay away from areas impacted by zika virus including parts of the caribbean. the symptoms are common symptoms, fever, joint pain, pink eye, and a rash, for instance. so not the a significant health risk to the adult population but a health risk to the unborn baby. >> reporter: now doctors say that there is in evidence that the zika virus can be spread from person to person, only by certain kind of mosquitoes. as of right new because of the cold temperatures we don't to have worry about any mosquito by the in our region. so in panic necessary here at all, in evidence it is spread looking. >> all right. >> keep an eye, thanks, stephanie. new a at 6:00 lead water crisis in flint, michigan has many in our area wand fairing local drinking water is safe. how exactly is it treated before it gets to your faucet?

anita oh takes you inside an aqua america water plant in phoenixville which has 450,000 people in our area. >> reporter: at aqua's treatment facility is there no shortage of water. >> it is a a 15 million-gallon a day plant. >> reporter: before that gets here, it is filtered through an extensive treatment process. >> it has chlorine for disinfection, and filtering, corrosion control, p h adjustment. >> reporter: curt, the the vice-president of the production for aqua says that water samples are tested at least 12 times a day and monitoring during each step of the filtration and treatment process. >> we're than strict program stores but we neat and exceed those goals as well. >> reporter: that is due to automated machines like this. >> our goal, it is to a ten and new we are at .02. >> reporter: they provide measurements like chlorine levels f they hit higher then it should.

>> it will leather operator, he comes and investigates immediately. >> reporter: with safeguards in place city leaders in philadelphia says that the water that served over era use. >> our water department is viewed as one of the best water departments in the the nation. >> reporter: councilman derek green says that the city can be pro active. >> philadelphia officials are now taking steps to make sure similar problems don't happen here. on thursday, city council members approved a resolution that would schedule a hearing to explain how water is tested in philadelphia. >> i do have concerns that we do have an olde city, and we have some property the that do have either lead paper or lead component. >> reporter: no word when those hearings will be held. reporting from phoenixville, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also tonight members of the philadelphia police department connected with the communities, in an unusual way. "eyewitness news" at saint martin detours school in north philadelphia where officers battled the chess club have the officers have been playing chess with the kids every

week. >> to assure that police and community relations start at a younger level with the community as opposed to an older age so that feelings of comradery are hand and hand with the children. >> i love it. chess playing is part of the new outreach initiative started by police, and the irish pub children's foundation. turning backhands of the town for 100 five-year old transit hub. this is the the new and improve west terminal at 69th street transportation center. septa, state and local officials held a ribbon cutting celebrating the completion of the 19.6 million-dollar improvement project. revamped terminate nal had handles bus and trolley operations and passenger safety. super bowl 50 is a week away. >> next up on "eyewitness news" we will give you behind the scenes look at huge security plans in place to make sure everyone stays safe on game day. kate? a cold, blustery friday night but a warm up is on the way as we clear out the snow

showers, from earlier today and get set for sunny weekend ill a a's tell how high that mercury will rise, leslie. kate, money doesn't seem to be a problem for eagles this week they have spent almost 120 million-dollar in new contracts and today lane johnson was latest eagle to sign on that dotted line so what position on the line will he play next season? details coming up later in sports.

new at 6:00 we have a special line side the fbi a's command center for super bowl security. >> and we have agreed to keep the exact location of the set secret but agents working there are very opened about why, they have been here. it is the heart of the fbi super bowl security plan, a command post, housed in a non-descript building not far from the stadium from which the the efforts of the hundreds of agents, analyst and local law enforcement officers will be monitored and direct, all with a singular purpose. >> our number one mission in these special events toys prevent acts of terrorism. >> reporter: assistant special

agent in charge john light foot is counter terrorism expert with the fbi san francisco office. for a year he has been meticulously planning a security blitz for the big game. >> the fbi will bring in a few hundred personnel to help support this event. a a lot of them will be located here in our operation center, but a a lot more, will be located, in the field outside at the stadium or events in san francisco. >> reporter: fbi is coordinating with local law enforce . agencies who will have their own officers in the command post. the super bowl is an enormous potential target for terrorist. today the fbi showed off some of the high tech weapons in its arsenal, including remet controlled robots used by its bomb squad. but agents say biggest security challenge may not be a terrorist network but rather an individual, acting alone. the the so-called lone wolf. >> not always, advanced notice in terms of what these individuals might do, so, some targets are just, they are just tough.

>> reporter: from the command post in the heart of the silicone valley the fbi's team will work to sniff out problems in cyberspace or the real world. >> i am confident in the planning and i am confident that we will be able to get through next ten days without a significant event. i can't guarantee it but i'm confident. >> reporter: fbi says command post will be fully staffed, up and running this weekend and will wind down operations after the the super bowl. reminder that starting wednesday night february 3rd, sports director don bell begins our live coverage from super bowl 50. don will be live from beautiful, san francisco, california. >> you can see the big game right here on cbs-3, cam newtown and carolina panthers verse payton manning and denver broncos, february 7th. >> back to the east coast and lets check our tri-state area forecast with kate. >> i was going to say wednesday when don is in california, normally we would be jealous how warm it is. it might be 60 degrees in philadelphia on wednesday but

by the weekend we will be back in the chill, and more cold lurks. it will be february after all next week and we do have a lot more cold to talk about. but before we talk about february cold we will have a nice little warm up as we head through last couple days of january and into next week and mother nature, the apology for snow she dumped on us last week even. no more snow. we will take you out to the video. look at this beautiful video at 5:00. but we got the video. showing it to you now this was the sunset earlier this evening right around 5:14 or so the sun went down tonight and you can see it sinking below the horizon. what a gorgeous shot there. talk about a birds eye view from chopper three you can see everything, including a fantastic sunset over the city of philadelphia, and we will just wait for it to sin below the clouds and there we go putting the cap on what turnout to be a pleasant friday, interesting friday, we did have some snow showers and rain showers moving through in the afternoon hours. we will start off with some sun and then clouds came in

and then rain and snow showers, intensified briefly over central new jersey especially wet flakes, slushy coating in spots and now those rain and snow showers are out of here and we are looking at clear skies as we head through overnight hours but well, temperatures are dropping, pretty quickly and it feels colder out there then it is right now thanks to the wind. so it is 38 in philadelphia at the moment. thirty-five in allentown 356789 in millville. the these temperatures are in the bad a at all for this time of the year. they are very seasonal but as i told you all week long friday, is deceiving. you cannot just look at the the temperature but you have to lot wind and wind gusting to 30 miles an hour making it feel coach colder outside. twenty-eight in philadelphia 10 degrees colder then thermometer indicates. nineteen in lancaster. feels like 11 in the poconos maybe doing skiing tonight, definitely make sure you have goggles and everything because it is kind of wind that hits you in the face and eyes start to water. the out about walking around tonight 26 is what it feels like in millville and wind will stay long until at least

after midnight. then as we head into tomorrow core of the strongest wind shifts to the north and east. high pressure sets up overhead. tomorrow while it is in the a warm day it vice seasonal. we will see mix of sun and clouds. it is a beautiful winter day. do you like it warmer? you'll love sunday. highs in the upper 40's to 50 degrees. we could hit 50 in sunday in philadelphia mid 50's we will go. there is a weak little front that will come through monday, couple showers here and there, temperatures will just take a hit of 2 degrees on tuesday, and still well above normal in the our next storm comes in on wednesday and that is what will bring the rain. so gradual rise in the mercury, temperatures right around 40-degree mark for past couple days, tomorrow same story and then we will rise to the the 50's starting sunday, monday well into the the 50's and we will stay there possibly 60's by wednesday. with the clear sky tonight, if you want to brave wind and head outside look to the the sky through february 20th see five planets all lined up, mercury, venous, saturn, mars,

jupiter and looking down that is six, earth is what we're standing on. lets look at outside tonight. 23 degrees, mainly clear, breezy, cold, tomorrow seasonal, mostly sunny for your sat the day 40 degrees. can't plane about that. sunday even better, partly sunny we will hit 50. pair of five's on monday. a straw shower here and there tuesday starts sun and a few more clouds in the afternoon. wednesday, feels like a spring day in the fact that it is warm and wet. 60 degrees and then it does turn cold back to the 30's by next week. the it will feel good there. >> that looks really good. >> i will take rain and 60. here, here. >> coming up next leslie has sports. we will be right back.

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howie roseman has been busy in mobile, alabama scouting talent for draft and locking up some young eagles in to new contracts today. lane johnson got paid.

he signed a six year contract extension, worth 63 million. thirty-five and a half guarantied. lane is eagles first pick, three years ago. he has only missed four games because of a suspension. this season he filled in at left tackle when all pro jason peters went down and expects to take over, at left tackle down the the road. >> i think, you know, i think that is what they drafted me for. jason peters is probably one of the best tackle of all time him and walter jones. so having him here he has taught me so much. i will continue to do that until that time comes. >> earlier this week roseman lock up zach ertz and brent celek. celek got the three years worth 13 million. ertz 42.5. brent spent the the entire year. fifth in franchise history in much contactes. yesterday playing with sam bradford he had 27 catches for 398-yard, so yes, he would like eagles to resign

bradford. >> you know, i think sam, he is a good quarterback. he is a great teammate but at the the end of the day it comes down to, you know whether they can get him back and that is not really up to me. >> sixers have the night off they are back in action tomorrow, and world champion warriors come to the center. that will be an easy one. golden state has mess wins in the league right now, sixers most losses. guess who appeared from behind arizona state infamous curtain of distraction, olympic swimmer michael phelps, pretty big distraction wearing a speedo and gold medals. trying to distract the other team. i mean how could that in the work, oregon state steven thompson, missing both of the foul shots there. fans went crazy, and arizona state crushed oregon state in the process, 86-68. that is all you have to do get michael phelps to dance around. >> focus on the back of the room. >> he is very tan.

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>> pelley: for the first time, the state department confirms some e-mails on hillary clinton's home server contained top-secret information. also tonight, we ask donald trump about his debate counter-event. >> reporter: some veterans groups have said that you usethe veterans as part of a political stunt. >> pelley: while michigan was telling the citizens of flint the tap water was safe, some state workers were already drinking bottled water. and steve hartman on groundhog day, without a groundhog. >> it would just be winter from thereon. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the e-mail controversy began last year when we learned that hillary clinton used an unsecured home server