>> i'm thinking manny hope he didn't murder that girl. >> he did the not bother anybody. >> reporter: but thursday night allentown police say the man shot at officers trying to survey warrant in connection to a weekend murder, and then barricaded himself inside his north godfrey home for hours. >> i heard a lot of shooting, and i thought it was a bomb. i thought it was a gang. >> reporter: barbara roman lives next door to the suspect's home. >> i looked out window and cops say get out. >> reporter: while neighbors were safely evacuated both suspect and detective were injured in the the shoot-out. >> shots were back and forth. >> reporter: what is still not known is identity of the murder victim. police there on sunday said they found a woman shot and stuffed inside a recycle bin a few blocks away. the neighbor tom said he often saw a woman walking with the man police now believe may be connect to the slaying. >> what really got strange was when she wore black slacks and black and white shoes that were nikes. i used to see her with the black and white shoes on. that is when it hit home.

>> reporter: police have not released suspect's name or nature of the warrant. lehigh county district attorney's office is investigating but decline comment. reporting from allentown i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. fbi says it is a missing key evidence in the san bernardino shooting and now asking, apple to hack the phone of one of the attackers. but apple is saying no, and it is planning to fight judge's order to decrypt the phone which apple says could put millions of iphone users at risk. federal investigators still haven't figured out a way to unlock the i phone of farouk the man who carried out deadly san bernardino terror attacks that killed 14 people. the phone may have the auto erase feature enabled which would wipe data after too many failed pass word a attempts. on tuesday, a federal judge ruled apple must find a way to disable function on farouk's phone which would enable the fbi to submit pass codes to

unlock it. apple says it doesn't have the software to disable the feature and it plans to appeal. ceo tim cook says order is a quote unprecedented step which threatens the security of our customers. new york it i mayor bill deblasio praised the judge's order, and says that safety shouldn't be second to profit. >> these companies whether they mean to or not are unfortunately making it easier for terrorist to do their devilish acts. the it must be stopped. >> reporter: former assistant secretary in the department of home land security, says that this is about more than just one phone. he says this case is escalating the debate about privacy verse security, and it could be headed to the supreme court. >> right now, both parties have dug in and both parties have a incentive to bring this case forward. >> reporter: apple has five days to appeal the judge's ruling. new york senator schumer says congress must address the issue so that there is not litigation every time law enforcement needs to access an

individual's smart phone. a former fbi agent talks to our walt hunter about this hot button issue protecting your private thecy verse protecting the country. why he says, that this case, could be a game changer for investigators. is there a certain element of risk when it comes to using dating apps. two south jersey men learned that the hard way when they became targets for theft. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is in mount laurel where police say the suspect lured his victims, alex. >> that is right, men were using a lesser known app known as jack, it caters to the gay community and through it police say one man used to it lure two men to this deadened road. those using dating apps are not always after a relationship sometimes it is just romance but one local man wasn't after either a according to mount laurel police. >> bold thing to do so that speaks to the person's mind set, what they are willing to do to get what they want. >> reporter: investigators say on the tenth this man sent

another man a photo through the app, jacked. twenty-nine men decided to meet just after midnight. >> this suspect direct the victim to drive through what he described as his friend's house which is on the 500 block of laurel road. >> reporter: this was not his friend's house and when they neared the door the suspect asked to use victim's iphone and ran off toward route 73. his night of romance wasn't over, just one hours later police were called for the same set of crime, new victims. >> and he direct him to the same street in the same secluded area. >> reporter: too secluded. one victim refused to give up his phone and the suspect ran off. surveillance pictures from a nearby store matched the a a tire from the photo. >> who knows what people are thinking, or how they, what their families or friend may know about their private lives. >> reporter: that said police fear that there could be more victims. >> it is through an app, it is same thing, everybody runs a risk, there is an element of trust you have to have with

that person but if they are sending off signals and red flags aring off in your head you should get out of the situation if you are starting to get yourself into it. >> reporter: the man was describe as having a slim build, 5 feet nine, and early 20's. anyone with any information should contact the police. the reporting live from mount laurel i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. taking a look at weather, chilly for now but we are tracking changes for the weekend. "eyewitness news" at philadelphia museum of art, no snow, ice, rain, just some cloud above and even a little bit of sun. many took advantage of the the dry weather and meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck with more on what comes next, kate. >> reporter: jessica, it has been up and down past few days. we were around 20 degrees on sunday with a morning low of eight, yesterday we hit 50. today we're splitting the difference, and lower 40's, and and all together, kind of the cloudy day but hey at

least it is dry after two days of all different kind of precipitation. you can see on storm scan three not much to talk b just cloud cover. there are a few snow showers moving in western pennsylvania those should fizzle before hitting our area you cannot rule out a stray flurry in a couple spots this evening or tonight. but for the most part all across the eastern half of the country the weather is quiet. story will be the temperatures. little bit of the temperature roller coaster. we are at 40 now in philadelphia a. thirty-seven in reading. 38 degrees in trenton. we will dip down tomorrow, and then we will start to rise, backup, by the weekend, coming up i'll tell you when we could be pushing 60 in that three day forecast in just a few minutes. the now back over to you. >> see you then, thank you. fill will a's love park is tagged with graffiti days before a massive face lift. park will close this week for year long multi million-dollar renovation. mayor jim kenney lifted the park's ban on skateboarding last week. skaters have been taking advantage of the last chance to ride the granite ledges, benches and steps. it is not clear who they are

but the mayor says he suspect this might happen. a montgomery county man is under arrest, following a nine month long drug trafficking investigation. david of east norriton was arraigned this afternoon on drug and conspiracy charges. authorities say that he transported heroin, disguised as car batteries from atlanta, georgia to new york city. when he was arrested last week police say he was carrying more than 6-pound of heroin, that is worth about a million-dollar, on the street. >> which severed an artery in a significant, heroin trafficking organization. ultimately stopping the flow of this deadly drug, into and through our area by david panchecko. >> panchecko is behind bars on nine million-dollar cash bail. we are getting ready for the big city show he down. >> oh, yeah. villanova and temple are competing for basketball supremacy, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is at the liacouras center sampling how

fans are expressing their anticipation and excitement, diana. >> reporter: that is right, excitement is building here and just a few minutes from now students will start lining upright outside liacouras center for tics to tonight the's game. temple is the clear under dog here but villanova needs this this win to stay on top and in a big five match up, anything has been known to happen. excitement is build ago cross temple's campus for the big five match up against the nationally ranked number one villanova wildcats. >> we will be beating villanova with the upset, we moved up to first in our conference now, so we're on to the tournament coming up. pretty excited. >> villanova has not impressed me too much. temple has impress meade with big wins. i feel like they have a good chance to win. >> reporter: temple owls are on a hot street upsetting three of the top 25 teams season. >> we will need to step up our defense here. big guys to have step up. >> best team in the country right now. i'm sure temple will put up a

fight. >> reporter: they may not be the home team but villanova students are wearing their pride confident tonight's win will be their. freshman alex perron is here with his dad who came from upstate new york. >> i think everyone is pretty close. >> bottom line for both teams, it is a big five games, those are always competitive. >> reporter: former coach and temple player jason ivy flew in from alabama for the game. he was on the the 95/96 team that beat villanova rank number two that year. he says anything can happen when titles are on the line. >> nova is number one, temple has a big push to try to make the tournament, going into it. big five game. you never know what will happen. >> reporter: student ticket are on a first come first serve basis so line starts early. many will be rushing to the liacouras center as soon as doors opened. >> we will be there at 5:00. we are running over. >> everybody is excited. it will be a good game. great atmosphere there. >> reporter: doors opened here at 5:30. tip off at 7:00.

we're live from north philadelphia, on temple campus tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> aloft people excited about that. >> jason said it best, you never know what will happen. thanks, diane a. we will hear from temple coach fran dunphy, what his players need to do up to set the number one wildcats. from basketball to baseball don bell, he is enjoying gorgeous weather in clearwater, florida, don. >> beautiful day here in florida. of course, coming up in sports day one of the spring training for fightin phillies. why it was more like a meet and greet. that report coming up later in sports. and how do you know the person you hire to do your taxes is legitimate? consumer reporter jim donovan tells you about red flags to look out for to keep your identity safe. pope fran cyst does something that no other pipe has done before, also the pontiff displays the rare show of anger, find out what set him off when we come right back.

well, started to tackle your tax return yet. it is hard to believe but tax sees on is in full swing. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan gives you some simple things to look out for so you won't become a

victim in the tax-related scam. >> that is right, ukee and guess contact before you file your taxes there are red flags to watch out for to keep your money and your identity safe. millions of consumers will soon opt to put their most sensitive and personal financial information in the hand of a paid tax preparer. and that is why it is so important to cheese that person or organization wisely. when choosing a tax preparer, the irs suggest that you check for a valid irs preparer tax identification number, avoid preparers who base their fee on a percentage of your refund, and stay away from tax preparers who don't ask for receipts, or don't ask too many questions, about whether or not you may be eligible for certain deductions, and credits. avoid tax preparers that ask you to sign a blank tax return and never sign a blank return. make sure you'll be able to contact the preparer after the return has been filed. even after the april due date, in case questions arise. tax season is also a prime

season for identity theft. consumers can take steps to protect personal data during this time, by never giving information over the phone or internet unless you initiated the contact, with your tax professional, or an irs employee. now as i mentioned several times entries eventually the irs scam calls are still going strong. if you get the a call from someone claiming to be from the irs or treasury saying you owe money and threatening rest, hang up, it is a scam, warn your family and friend. i got a call from a viewer who got ripped off for a thousand dollars. >> oh, no. >> just doing your taxes, i was mention nothing my 20's i went to this accountant. he said how does this look like? my father was like you are not sending this in. you will go to my accountant. >> yes, jim, thank you. the holders of one of the three winning tickets in last months record breaking power ball lottery have come forward. david couchsmith and maureen smith, collect their portion of the $1.6 billion prize today.

the couple from melbourne beach has agreed to take a lump sum total of 327 million-dollar. they say they want a car and a massage but other than that, they are still not the sure. >> i check the ticket, and everything matched up, i said she's messing with me. >> of course, we will take care of family. we have a lot to think about. it is very stressful. it is all new. we really don't know. we have to think about it. >> couchsmith says he will quit his job while his wife describes herself as a homemaker. other two winning tickets were bought in tennessee and chino hills, california. weeknights at is 11:00 you ask and nicole brewer answers your good question. >> from the conshohocken curve, to the the schuylkill, we have some interesting road nicknames in our area tonight we want to know why is part of the 476 known as the blue route. it starts at i-95 in delaware county and heads up through springfield, havertown into

conshohocken. eventually it takes you to the schuylkill and then the northeast extension nothing particularly blue bit. >> you ever ride on 476. >> yeah. >> what do you call it. >> the world largest parking lot. >> the blue route. >> why do you call it blew route. >> i don't know, that is what i have always called it. i have no idea. >> reporter: nicole gets the answer to why part 476 is called the blue route, that is tonight at 11:00. do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us, just make sure to use the hashtag cbs-3 good question. kate bilo joins us now with your forecast. it looks like things have settled down for the most part. >> yes. >> things look good. >> quiet stretch, up and down temperature wise. we will need different jacket wardrobe working this week, something heavier tomorrow and something lighter by week end but won't need umbrella or snow shovel for the next four or five days. that is good news, right. after two days of some crazy precipitation types we have some changes, things are looking quiet.

we have cloud cover today, more sunshine tomorrow but as we head toward weekend we are talking about a warm up which sound nice. lets look outside, we will go out the to the shore, down the shore in ocean city where folks walking on the boardwalk tonight. we have sun trying to peak out late this afternoon down the shore but overall on balance a cloudy day across the area but nice evening for walk, kid there running on the boardwalk and just about six months from now even five months from now that boardwalk will be packed at this time of the night. right now they have it all to themselves. here's a live look at middletown shin high school camera in cape may courthouse looking out toward water, clear skies there, different colors in the sky, nice sunset and here's sunset at the moment at palmyra cove nature park. not much to see because of the clouds, still in place over philadelphia and will remain that way as we head through overnight hours. they will gradually dissipate. we have a few snow showers moving in western and central pennsylvania. these are looking robust but they will fizzle before they get here so not expecting

really any snow for our area tonight maybe a few flakes up in the poconos but that is bit. i want to widen out and show you nation as a whole. everything is pretty quiet. the not really much in the pipeline to talk about as we move through remainder of the week and weekend. that is great news. next week though that may change. we will talk about that coming up. temperatures right now still hanging on to 40 in philadelphia 37 degrees in reading. thirty-seven in allentown as well. forty-one in atlantic city 467891 degrees in wildwood, lancaster and chilly 36 right now. wind strong not a blustery day but still breezy, wind at 10 miles an hour sustain, three in atlantic city. thirteen in lancaster as well. that is making it feel cooler outside this evening. roller coaster temperatures continue. we will take a dip in the mercury thomas we head back to the 30's but it will be a mostly sunny day and headed into friday we are back to today, friday looks like a copy and pace kind of day, cloudy and temperatures in the 40's but we will warm up. jet stream lifts in the north heading in the weekend

bringing us a southeasterly flow. we are talking about temperatures ten to 15 degrees above average in spots, saturday and sunday. overnight tonight mainly clear and cold down to 27 degrees for your low. tomorrow mostly sunny but it is chilly at 39. still that northwest wind at ten to 15. it will feel cool thanks to the breeze but you're witness weather three day forecast does show a warm up. look at saturday that is not a typo that is 57 degrees. coming up with the seven day we will talk about that weekend warm up and the storm threat next week that would be tuesday into wednesday, i'll have some new details on. that. >> we have not seen that in a long time. >> the shot hats been heard. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a local school harder to get into than harvard. we will take you inside to show you why parents are lining up to enroll their children. move over soda there is something you may be drinking every day that is even worse for your health, what may be hidden in your daily coffee drink when we return.

this is one of the best assignments of the year for the sports director, spring training, and clearwater, florida. >> don bell joins us now with the phillies beginning their preparations for the start of the 2016 season. and is it as nice as it looks down there right now, db? um, um, um. >> no, it is not. the weather is absolutely terrible. look at the sun in my face, eyes, i'm in the wearing shade. it is awful. >> smallest record player in the world playing a song for you. >> well, guys, listen, you know, i'm obviously kidding. it is absolutely perfect. perfect time for phillies to start 134th spring training in franchise history. under a clear, blue sky and on a perfectly manicured field, phillies pitchers and catchers are getting to know each other. >> a lot of new guys. i think it will be a challenge. we will push each other this spring training and i think it

will be pretty fun. >> reporter: in the clubhouse there is a cheat sheet with each player's picture a reminder of how much things have changed. new general manager matt klentak is trying to decipher all of the new faces and names. >> i am new but there are so many new players even with people with the phillies for a long time there is still a lot of new faces for them as well. but walking through clubhouse, yesterday and this morning, you know, i'm stopping to introduce myself to everybody. like ah, nice to meet you. >> reporter: by the time full squad reports next week phillies will have have 65 guys in camp. there are only six players returning from last years team, that lost an mlb high 99 games. building team chemistry is a must. >> should play 18 holes yesterday, so i got a little bit familiar with a few guys. i think, i think that is easiest way to get to know each other is just on the course. >> first couple days are different, trying to meet everybody, and get the to know

everybody, but you know, it comes together pretty quick. >> we hope so. coming up at 6:00 we will talk to the general manager of the team, very new general manager matt klentak. we want to necessity when can we expect this team to compete for a playoff spot. they have missed it in the last four seasons. also we understand there is a big game on north broad street tonight, temple and number oneville know of, leslie van arsdal is live from temple. come on back and join us at 6:00. that is store friday clearwater florida, i'm don bell, now back to the studio. >> all right, don, we will be back at 6:00. still ahead in the next half an hour kanye west tweeted he is 53 million-dollar in debt. now one fan is stepping into help. we will tell you how, coming up. risking it all to see the pope, why some people will go see holy father in mexico risk losing the life they have built here in the u.s. plus the pope's angry outburst, at a worshiper for what he did.

>> 8,000 applicants and only 99 shots available, local school is harder to get in then harvard. we will go inside to show you what makes it so popular. new at 6:00 his smile lights up a room but this little boy was born with the deformity new has a newly life at a local hospital. our stephanie stahl shows us how they are helping him

pope francis becomes the first pope, to visit the u.s./mexican border. latest, the pope will celebrate mass where many mexicans risk their lives trying to enter the u.s. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. people have spent past two months preparing for pontiff's historic visit. cbs reporter adriana diaz has

more. >> reporter: pope francis became first pope to visit the mexican border. in suarez across from el paso, texas. pope met with prisoners. later he celebrates mass before 200,000 just 50-yard from the u.s. border. people started to pouring in before dawn to get a good spot. some came on foot from texas. more than 50,000 people crossed this border between el paso and suarez every day. there is some who want to see the pope but won't risk leaving the u.s. >> would i love to be there with my fellow mexicans but this is a devout catholic but she's undocument had and has lived in el paso texas for 26 years. she asked us not to use her name. my kids and i feel all alone here, she said, her house pan was deported, 13 years ago. they have not seen each other since. even though he lives just two and a half miles away in suarez. she cried, speaking about her

divided family. >> does the pope's visit give you hope. >> yes, she said, above all else, i have my faith. some american born children of undocumented immigrants are crossing the border on their own to see the pope this little boy's sign says he wants to be a priest. adriana diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". take a look at this a frightening moment for pope francis in mexico yesterday. he was shaking hands with well wishers when someone pulled on his shirt knocking him on to a child in the wheelchair. pope quickly scolded those responsible, for their behavior. tonight a new poll shows donald trump steam rolling his republican rival is a head of the south carolina presidential primary. trump has a two to one lead over marco rubio and ted cruz in the the latest quinnipiac university poll. with just two more days of campaigning before the voters have their say, the candidates are crisscrossing the state.

today trump took a tough stance on torture methods. he said not only would he approve water boarding, he doesn't think it goes far enough. >> they want to kill us. they want to kill us. they want to kill our country. they want to knock out our cities. don't tell me it it does than the work, torture works, you know, i have these guys torture doesn't work. believe me, it works, okay. >> meanwhile democrats hill willry clinton and bernie sanders are gearing up for saturday's nevada caucus. new poll has the presidential candidates in a statistical tie there. tonight we are getting a look at two home invasion suspects who pistol whipped a home. a man approached residents on the 1100 block of mole street sunday morning. at first they claimed to be utility workers. but when that didn't work, they forced their way inside and beat one resident in the face with a gun. >> once in the property first time and weren't able to gain access and they are coming back second time this he were determined to get inside that

property the for whatever reason. we are hoping someone out there will recognize these individual, give us a call. >> injured residents didn't want to talk on camera but told us her mother who is at the home is battling cancer. the suspects got away in a new model ford escape. now, mast community charter school is one of the most sought after charter schools in philadelphia. >> it is extremely hard to get in to the last night the northeast philadelphia school held its admissions lottery. there are more than 8,000 applicants for only 99 slots. mast is known for its unique approach towed case. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao toes us inside the school to show us the school and great technology. >> i think that we should have off on monday. >> reporter: from composing a letter to the principal with an ipad. >> what she just say. >> reporter: traveling world with the classmates by way of floor projection and google maps. >> now you are on a pyramid. >> wow. >> reporter: lessons that mast charter school in northeast philadelphia look far

different then those of the past. >> it makes us more interested in learning. >> reporter: and now building on that momentum, new to mast this year the building center, where classic legos, are transformed. first, it is a colorful familiar shape. >> mathematics and reading in the lego center and they are building with legos. >> reporter: then with lessens in engineering and computer programming, transformed again, into animated robots. >> i made it a motion sensor so i put something in and it closes its mouth. i really want to be an engineer. >> reporter: it the is a goal teacher are happy to hear echoed by their female students as well. >> i'm definitely interested in the sciences and technology aspect of the career. >> reporter: eighth graders bridget and nicole called this their baby. they named him noodle after the wires that make elephant move. the name, a nod to their trouble shooting too, those wires were installed backward at first. >> this is really my favorite area because it is hand on. >> reporter: over past five

years mast students and parents fund raised money used to create new, engaging spaces like this the last year project makers face features 3-d printers. >> not many of the schools in our area have technology like this. >> reporter: product design off the computer and into students hand, at mast science and technology not just in textbooks but brought to life. more than 1300 students currently attend mast and is there a sizable wait list, however a second mast community charter school is in the works and that school is set to open up in september of this year. first in lawncrest at a temporary space and then permanently into tacony. jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i was saying wow throughout that whole story. amazing. >> and just think a few more years what more they will be able to do. >> future is bright. still to come on "eyewitness news" surgery without the blood. >> she came out of surgery and when she saw me her face lit

up and she was trying to get up. >> this little girl is youngest person to have a bloodless surgery, why doctors believe that this unique approach can help all types of surgical patients. and you have probably heard soda is bad for you but that star bucks drink may be even worse. what is hidden in your coffee drink that could lead to some major health problems, kate in. a cold night is on the way but temperatures may push 60 by the weekend, i'll tell you which day is warmer and when you can ditch that winter coat.

the spread of the zika virus has caused concern over u.s. blood supply and federal officials are issuing new safety guidelines. f.d.a. is asking people who traveled to affect countries to wait four weeks before donating blood, and this also applies to people hoff had sexual contact with those travelers. doctors say that the four week wait should be enough time for the virus to clear immune systems. your afternoon star bucks may not be as healthy as you think, researchers analyzed more than 130 hot drinks from star bucks and other coffee shops, and they found some of the drinks contain up to 25 teaspoons of sugar. that is three times more sugar than what is in one can of soda and more than three times what the american heart association recommend for daily, in take. star bucks plans to reduce added sugar by 25 percent by the end of 2020. >> that is a whole lot. >> no doubt bit. >> sugar highs. >> yes, it does. well, kanye west recently

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over the weekend, rapper kanye west, tweeted that she's 3 million-dollar in debt. so one of his fans decided to do something bit, jeremy piat of minneapolis launched a go fund me page called get kanye out of debt. people should help because the tree genius of kanye west cannot be realized. at last check the campaign had raised more than $1,400. >> how about that. >> how about that. >> yes, that is serious. kate joins us with her forecast. >> i'm not going there. >> let's talk about the weather, shall we. >> we have a nice, quiet stretch of weather as we head through weekend and that is what the doctor ordered after a week full of brutal cold and nasty storm to start the week. we have good stuff to talk about this weekend. a nice warm up is in store. it has been a while since we have been able to say that. we have a warm up accompanied

by heavy rain. we hit 60 yesterday but terrible day we had severe storms, heavy rain, strong, gusty wind. weekend is mild without the wet stuff. lets look outside right new we will go outside to campbell's field camera across the river in camden looking at ben franklin bridge and again you can see clouds are in place. not a very nice sunset this evening unfortunately, a cloudy day on the whole. we did have a few breaks of sun here and there, certainly a better day what we have been seeing, now that is a trend that should continue. tomorrow more sunshine, but colder because it the is a trade off. the 40's with clouds or 30's with sunshine? as long as it is not raining or snowing right now. 37 degrees in chesterfield as we check with ed. he is reporting mostly cloudy skies, overcast and still quiet and warm for this hour. and still have ponding out there, take a look, still flooding at paulson and route 664, the flooding remains in the wake of yesterday's rain. lets head into portions of pennsylvania, we have got

temperature wise still in the 30's. 39 degrees, joseph craney in orland, mostly cloudy. joseph said mostly cloudy, temperatures 10 degrees colder then yesterday. we may step down another 5 degrees tomorrow before we start warming backup, and then down in delaware we will check in at 39 degrees, walter is in newark and walter says it was nice to see people back out and at the park today, and hopefully he sent us a photo of one of our friend here a duck at glass co park. mallards enjoying sunshine on the water. the lets look at what is happening on the storm scan three. really whole lot of nothing. we are sweeping area, triple sweep working overtime not having anything to track out there tonight. storm scan three is backup over great lakes, shows us a few snow showers northwest winds, lake effect snow squals, they should not make it down in our region a few flurries in the poconos and that is about all we're seeing here for tonight. temperatures right now still hanging on to 40 degrees in philadelphia 39 in wilmington. thirty-seven in allentown. forty-one at the atlantic city

airport. not bad. we are entering into milder part earn. notice we have cold air jet stream dipping southward briefly as we head into your thursday, tomorrow chilly day but it is dry. we will see jet stream rise backup more zone flow due west to east flow that will take over for weekend and keeping temperatures on the milder side as at least through sunday. and we are talking about our next storm threat. let's first talk bay couple different models. we will look at two main medium range models, first gfs model. just watch track of this potential low. this is tuesday into wednesday or early thursday next week. track of this low takes it west of philadelphia, pretty slow and up through new england. european model watch different here this keeps it off the coast, keeps it further east of philadelphia and up into new england. track will be crucial with this storm. what we know as of right now confidence is grogan east coast storm is likely next tuesday or wednesday.

track is crucial for precipitation type. east of philadelphia better chance of snow. west better chance of rain. great deal of uncertainty with timing, precipitation type, how long this sticks around. no guaranties with this system but keep an eye on this time frame for next week and we will keep you posted. it looks like behind that storm we have got cooler temperatures to finish out month of february looking at the below average, february 25th through march 2nd. so enjoy warm up we have this weekend. overnight mainly clear cold at 27 degrees. you have thursday mostly sunny, chilly, high of 39. then we're back to 45 on friday, day like today, saturday and sunday in the the 50's, and sunshine both days beautiful weekend monday not bad and tuesday into wednesday chance of some rain or snow in the area, and details forthcoming on that storm. we will send it back to you at the desk. on the cbs-3 healthwatch surgery that does without blood transfusion, they used to be limited to families with religious concerns but you that could be expanding. >> health reporter have stephanie stahl joins with us more.

>> whole new world out there. >> yeah it is called bloodless surgery originally developed to accommodate patient was religious concerns but now doctors are realizing the procedure could benefit the a larger community. madison mason was born with down syndrome and a heart condition that required open heart surgery. >> i was devastating, very overwhelming. >> reporter: surgery typically requires a blood transfusion which goes against madison's belief as johova witnesses we want best treatment possible just without blood but we had to look at other animals. >> reporter: medical team agreed to perform the surgery without the any transfusions, something they had never done before on someone so young. instead they gave madison natural hormones and iron infusion it is boost her own red blood cells. >> we really were able to bring her blood counts up so that she would be strong enough to sustain some blood loss during a procedure without needing a transfusion.

>> reporter: because transfusions carry serious risks more physicians are exploring bloodless medicine for all kind of surgeries. >> all these things that we can do to make patients healthier to reduce amount of blood they lost and make surgery safe and these patients did better. >> reporter: madison made a full recovery and back home in four days. >> she came out of surgery. whether he she saw me her face lit up and she was trying to get up. >> reporter: doctors say bloodless surgery could be considered for any type of operation that involves transfusions including heart, brain, breast surgery even joint replacements. they say this is a possibility but not for everyone. very specialized thing that you cannot do for everybody. >> sure. >> interesting. >> that little girl is just precious. >> isn't she though. >> you have heard of self parking cars, nissan is using that same technology now in your office. check out these self parking chairs. how about that, at the hand

clapping the chairs return themselves to the fixed positions no details when self parking chairs will be moving to a board room near you but i will say this, ukee, my chair disappears a lot so if i can clap it back, clap off. come on back chair. >> it is like out of a horror movie. still ahead when a school ran out of the money for a librarian neighbors found a fix. >> it is a phenomenal thing to sianni be part of. >> how did they do it, that is coming up in in weeks story of brotherly love.

in this weeks story of brotherly love philadelphia public schools have struggled to keep their libraries opened. >> so a team of former educators and volunteers stepped up to get books back in the hand of children. we caught up with them in germantown. >> you are going to go back and meet... >> bernice sherman is guiding 59 and six year-old to story time in john kelly elementary school. >> anybody necessity what a is. >> reporter: that is john davis a retired educator and musician who went to philadelphia public schools back when libraries were standard. >> that opened up the world to me amy was able to go places and find out things i wouldn't have had i not hat experience of reading. >> reporter: kelly elementary had a librarian for two years

when peggy davis found out she and others volunteered to get it backup and running. >> sort of become a dumping ground. there were boxes, all around, and just a lot of dusty books. >> reporter: but lots of those books were great for kid, and in good condition. they got rid of the outdated books, cleaned up the good ones and got them laminated free thanks to a friendly staples manager. they added signs to the shelves and posted colorful artwork on the walls. >> they do such a great job in organizing the books, in various ge nres, grade levels, interests. >> reporter: they stock around every weekday volunteers hold library classes. >> they come for read allowed and when read allowed is finish then they chewed a book for the next week. >> oh, that is cute. >> all about science. >> watching excitement of the kid as they encounter books and as they hear stories, it is a phenomenal thing to sianni be part of.

>> reporter: they hope to inspire more volunteer run school libraries and get books back where they belong. inspired to do the same thing? find out how at cbs philly.com/brotherly we have contact information, for the volunteers. >> library can make such a difference. >> big difference. >> those kid were clutching those books. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 in the wake of the san bernardino attack a debate has been spark over privacy verse protection, our walt hunter shows us why tech giant apple is at odd, with the fbi. dating apps danger. if you look for love you could be a target. which apps they want you to be a aware of and why. chilly evening here in philadelphia. we have a temperature roller coaster, we're talking windy conditions as well accounts and then a storm next week. i's have your full forecast at 6:00.

>> we have big five basketball villanova and temple. villanova number one rang team in the country and temple trying to take them down. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right the now. in the news tonight privacy verse protection in the wake of the san bernardino attacks the judge's ruling reignites the controversy between how much the people protecting you have a right to know. the latest back and forth between the fbi and tech giant apple. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in the sat center and walt, you spoke with experts from both side of this debate today. >> reporter: yes, it is called encryption that keeps information on your phone and computer private but it is used by terrorist who hide their activities. the now, magistrates ruling could allow the fbi to break

through the encryption shield for the first time seeking evidence, and i spoke with retired fbi agent and technical specialist jj clayber about how this landmark decision could affect all of us. retired fbi agent jj j, former supervisor of technical operations in the bureau's philadelphia office, knows better than most how encryption which protects our privacy on line and on iphones also shields terrorist. >> encryption is one of the strongest tools that bad guys have to communicate in ways that cannot be detect. >> reporter: in the wake of the san bernardino attack a federal magistrate new ruling that the fbi can access encrypted information on the i phone of said farouk, one of the two killers who gunned down 14 people in the holiday run inch december 2nd before the couple was killed in the gun battle with police. >> that is