days is incredibly strong and dynamic and you can see center of the low way back here over portions of the midwest but it is pumping in lots of warmth, and moisture. you have may have felt difference in the temperature from this morning into the afternoon as warm air has been pushed in and that is fuel for these thunderstorms developing a along this nasty squall line, right now, extending from central pennsylvania, right on down into portions of north carolina where we have had a number of tornado warnings and reports of the wind damage there. we have got this bap of heavy rain if we zoom in closer to our area first let's show what you is happening as far as watches and warnings. what you see here in orange red color is tornado watches, extended from philadelphia, all the way down through north carolina tornado watch does not mean tornadoes is on the ground but conditions are favorable for formation of the tornado. what you see here is darker red shadings for this storm and this one was tornado warned a bit ago we have a few tornado warnings but that means tornadoes are doppler indicated or spot erin kate odd the ground, very close to

salzberg maryland and could head up into sussex county when we have to keep an eye on as there is a tornado warning a associated with that particular cell. the lets take a look at what we have tornado watch wise until 11:00 p.m. only part of the region not included in the tornado watch is lehigh valley and poconos. rest of the region in the tornado watch until 11:00 p.m. even though tornadoes are possible, greatest widespread threat for our region this evening and tonight is damaging straight line wind as well as torrential downpours leading to flooding on the roads. you can see how temperatures jumped after warm front moves through we are up to 64 in philadelphia, 64 in trenton. air is more stable, cold inner allentown and reading. biggest threat from the city on south and east and you can see we are in an enhanced risk for severe weather in philadelphia, that is what you see there and notice tornado watches extending pretty much along the length of the mid-atlantic, eastern seaboard, tornado warnings in effect, with the corridor here from d.c. all the way down through southern north

carolina coming up we will have have more on the exact hour by hour timing of those storms as we move through our region and what comes after the storm, that is coming up in just a few minutes, jessica, back over to you. kate, lot of moving parts there. thanks very much. you can track storms and get your entire forecast anytime, just down load free cbs philly weather app a railable right now on itunes and google play. today pennsylvania governor tom wolf makes a serious announcement about his health, he is battling prostate cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter in the the sat center with more on what this means for his job as governor and how he is going about treatment, walt. >> reporter: ukee, governor tom wolf did what some might think was a surprising amount of smiling, as he announced his prostate cancer diagnosis, the governor saying that he was deeply grateful it was detect early, is fully treatable and won't seriously jeopardize, his ability to govern. >> my wife and i just recently found out that they have a mild case of prostate cancer. >> reporter: governor tom wolf

his wife beside him took a positive approach, as they made his prostate cancer diagnosis, public, for the first time. >> what i'm going through is treatable and actually, will not impair my ability to do my duties. would not interfere with my duties as governor. >> i think we have a great courage and feel okay. we're more than hopeful. >> reporter: governor says first cancer sign, came in an elevated psa reading during a blood test in a routine physical, last november. >> this is not an emergency, this is not something that has to be treated, immediately, and instead the doctors are taking their time. >> reporter: governor while declining to reveal exact details of his upcoming treatment, says it will start in the next couple of months, and will not involve any lengthy, hospital stays. >> we don't want to be particularly sad about this.

we have every reason to believe, that this will be dealt with, quite efficiently. by these wonderful physicians. >> now, explaining that it wasn't luck, but rather regular checkups that led to the early discovery of his cancer, the governor says he hopes by going public he can send a message about cancer screening, that will save others, lives. coming up at 6:00 reaction to the diagnosis, and, some high profile political leaders, and personalities you most likely recognize, who for the, and beat, prostate cancer. we will see you at 6:00 live from the sat center, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we spoke with a local oncologist who treats patients like governor wolf and he tells us what types of treatment the governor may undergo. health reporter stephanie stahl breaks down those procedures for you in just a few minutes. a house fire in roxborough kills one man and authorities say the fire broke out just

after 2:00 this afternoon on the 300 block of cramps avenue. fire fighters tried to relive victim on the scene but he was overcome by the smoke. crews were able to get flames under control in a half an hour. no other injuries were reported. tonight pressure is growing on prosecutors to make a decision on whether to file charges at the lesean mccoy assault investigation. one of the off-duty police officers injured in the nightclub brawl is speaking out through his attorney. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is at central detectives with the message attorneys have for prosecutors, greg. >> reporter: ukee, that message tonight from the attorney is very simple, one identify exactly who is responsible, to complete thely investigation, and, of course, three, file charges. it has been 17 days, 12 hours, and 15 minutes, since shady mccoy allegedly a assaulted two off-duty philadelphia cops. the fight taking place, early super bowl sunday at the recess lounge in olde city. police report that the current

buffalo bills running back and former eagles, stumped, punched a kick the two cops a brawl over who owned a bottle of champagne. over past two weeks we have seen pictures of one of the injured officers. >> we did nothing wrong. >> we have seen shady, his attorneys and central detectives leave a center city meeting. >> he would love to talk to you. would love to talk to you but i'm not letting him talk to you. >> anything about the alleged fight, sir. >> reporter: we have heard very little from the nfl star himself. >> i'm not talking, man. >> still no charges. >> we have consistently said all morning long that we're very confident tat conclusion of the investigation, district attorney's office will charge, whoever is responsible, for this vicious beating. >> reporter: fortune perry junior represents darnel jesse one of the two office hours suffered facial bone fractures and other head injuries during a mala. >> injuries sustained by both men that night in the club is as a result of this a all the are serious, potentially permanent injuries. >> reporter: he says he is not worried about the private

meeting tuesday between shady, his attorneys, prosecutors, and police. >> we're not concerned at all about something like that occurring. we're confident that at the end of the the day the evidence will show that these two off-duty police officers were victims of a vicious a assault. >> the question is what day will those charges come down. now tonight we have also reached out to both of shady mccoy's attorneys, and our calls, e-mails though were not return. we are live at central detectives i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness muse. >> thank you for that. developing right now tree falls on power lines causing thousands of outageness one delaware county community. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in springfield and tells us what happened after that tree came down that has resident very concerned tonight, diana. >> well, ukee and jessica peco crews have been hard at work for better part of the afternoon trying to restore power to this neighborhood but you can see that the weather is presenting a challenge that the pole is now on fire.

just before 3:00 this afternoon a tree came down on some power lines in this neighborhood and it knocked out power to about 2,000 people here. they were able to restore power to about half of the neighborhood, but they are still working, to get this transformer backup and running, so the flames still coming from it. we did speak with some neighbors who told us tonight when the power went out they heard a power surge through the house, light bulbs pop, sparks coming out of the dishwasher. we spoke with one man who said it sounded like a lightening strike he ran to the front door and saw the pole on fire and here's what he had to say. >> i saw lights all went out and then they came back on and they went out and they just stayed out. it was a lot. >> it was a lot. >> oh, yeah real loud like the whole house shook a little bit. then i looked out back, and there is other power lines, out back and to see what was going on and then i came out front and saw that whole pole

on fire. >> reporter: as you can see these are live pictures that pole is still on fire, weather is starting to present a challenge to the peco crew is here, and they were able to get about half of this neighborhood, up and running, however, they are still going to be, hard at work tonight trying to restore power to about a thousand people, here or so throughout the evening. we're live from springfield delaware county tonight i'm's diana rocco for cbs-3 eyewitness hughes. >> thank you. a philadelphia woman on a amtrak train makes an unscheduled stop to deliver a baby. cheryl lowe the went in labor traveling from north carolina saturday. baby wasn't due until march 4th. the train ended up stopping in aberdeen maryland so medics could help deliver the baby. trinity cristina a stokes entered the world weighing a healthy 8-pound and 5 ounces. lowe says her middle name cristina is in honor of the passenger who comforted her, during the ordeal. >> yikes. well, campaign 2016 donald trump is rolling toward

republican presidential nomination after his big win in nevada. front runner added to victories in new hampshire and south carolina but marco rubio and ted cruz say race is just heating up and believe they can stop the billion air businessman heading in to super tuesday march 1st. today trump started speculating about his pick for vice-president. >> i do want somebody that is political because i want to get lots of great legislation that we all want passed that is just sitting there including proper health care and other things. >> democrats vote in the south carolina primary on at day. front runner hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders in the polls by a large margin. coming up tonight tornadoes ripped through parts of the the louisiana and florida damages dozens of homes and apartments. sprawling system bringing rain a severe weather to our area kate bilo can tell what you to expect over next few hours. many parent and educators are resign, to the idea of homework is just part of learning and succeed nothing school, but how much is too

much, and what is the recommended amount. >> it is the great homework debate, coming up. what it like to walk on the moon? i'm pat gallen, coming up i'll tell you how this thing is helping rehabbers and these out of shape or overweight get back on their

we have a live look with the cbs mobile weather lab, rain coming down, tornado watches are in effect throughout the area, kate bilo will have a closer look at areas facing biggest threat with severe weather coming up in just a a few minutes. we have learned that pennsylvania governor tom wolf has prostate cancer and he says it is a treatable form. >> health reporter stephanie stahl, is here to tell us what his treatment will look like. >> we spoke with the oncologist who treats patient was prostate cancer just like tom wolf. there are a couple different treatment options for the governor. >> it is not a partisan battle that is on the mind of governor tom wolf. >> i have a mild case of prostate cancer. >> it is a personal one, as a 67 year-old gets ready for his fight against prostate cancer. >> the normal types of treatment, and, i will just leave it at that. >> reporter: governor was vague about what his treatment will entail but urological

oncologist david chen has a good idea. he won't be treating governor wolf but works with other prostate cancer patients. >> there are two categories of treatment which we would say are equal, performing surgery, having a man go through an operation to remove the prostate or under going some kind of a radiation therapy. the results on early treatment are excellent. >> reporter: detecting it early is key. >> this is an example, of why routine checkups, actually matter. >> most men with prostate cancer can do fine and live normal lives. >> reporter: there are no signs of early prostate cancer, so between the age of 45 and 50, men should have a conversation with their doctors about regular screenings. the but if you were experiencing, mild symptoms, like another nateing too often particularly at night, pain during urine nation or sex, pain in the lower back, hipps or thighs make sure to let your physician know. >> it is courageous for governor wolf to share his own story on prostate cancer. >> reporter: now doctors say

about 98 percent of men diagnosed early will survive at least five years of prostate cancer. so it is important to get screenings started, talk to your doctor in your mid 50's or 50's. good thing he has people talking about this. that is terrific. >> i also want to tell you at 6:00 we have something coming up very exciting called the mind diet. new research, very impressive. i had to jump on this. choices you make about what you eat have a big impact on your brain. we're talking about saving your memory and what not. >> the mind diet. >> we will wait for that. >> thanks, steph, appreciate it. music and dance played a big part in the unique black history month celebration in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> "eyewitness news" at world cafe live in university city, students from all across the area were treated to a show featuring a movement artist and percussion player. it traces how west african music evolved around generations and cultures. week night at 11:00 you ask and nicole brewer answers

your good question. >> tonight we want to know why is black history month in february. well, fredrick douglass, led the abolition movement with civil rights leader doctor martin luther king junior and rosa parks. black history is everyone's history part of what makes our country it is today. so, why celebrate it in february? >> martin luther king? >> martin luther king, right. >> your guess is about as good as mine, i have no idea. >> it is a way for, african americans to celebrate, the fact that we are part of history. a part of this country. >> well, once again why do we celebrate tonight february. nicole has the answer we don't know tonight at 11:00. and, using the half

and, severe. and, joining us, tornado, and tornado watch, means the conditions are favorable for tornadoes to develop. it does not mean they are happening and they are not happening in our region right now. if you hear tornado warning which we will bring to you immediately, that is when you need to seek shelter. hopefully we don't have any but threat is there we will take a look what is happening right now, out to storm scan three and this is a a major, storm, very strong, very dynamic system. and it is bringing a strong squall line across much of the mid-atlantic states and into the north east as well. so you can see center of the low is way back over portions of kentucky, tennessee, is there snow on the back edge over portions of michigan, through the great lakes region but we're most concerned about in this line of thunderstorms and you can see how nasty it is. it extend from the state college area all the way down

toward raleigh-durham north caroline, it is continuing to push east and it is flying at about 50 miles an hour, moving to the north and to the east. now this first batch of rain is moving through right now, we do have pockets of heavier rain there. you can see tornado watches and warnings in effect there, red shading encompasses tornado much wases. any darker red indicates storms that are tornado warned at the moment. yellow shading are severe thunderstorm watches and they are dotting the landscape this one moving from maryland into southern delaware. it has a tornado warning with it. we will see if that is continued into sussex county, delaware. that is closest one to our region. the at the moment we are dealing with the heavy rain so you can see heavy yellow and red shading, lancaster county, berks county, chester county. we have a flood advisory for chester county. this will compound that, my hope is that this helps stabilize atmosphere a little bit before this front comes through but notice how close it is moving quickly over the turnpike toward harrisburg and should get here within the

next several hours. the here's the timing, heavy rain, embedded thunder moving through until 6:00 p.m. that will lift up through pocono region, watch squall line as it moves through. what happened is we may see clearing out ahead of the that line, temperatures very, very warm, any clearing we get, any warming thaw get will feed thunderstorms, and look at how nasty they become moving on through, 9:00 o'clock in the city, and, ten or 11:00 we will see, and over portions of new jersey, and then they will finally push out, after about midnight tonight and see, and, for damage aing wind. and thursday afternoon a few breaks of sunshine but all and all not the best day as a transition day. let's talk about severe weather factors. we have plenty of warmth and moisture, temperatures surged in the mid 60's on day out

ahead of this front and dew point is very high as well. we've got lifting mechanism, cold front moving through and we have talk about this low level jet, very strong wind in the upper atmosphere, 5,000 feet or what we call 850 millibars, red shading shows wind over 80 to 95 miles an hour in the upper atmosphere. these could mix down mountain surface and it the is a concern with these concerns moving through tonight and even not associated with these thunderstorms with wind gusting to 50 miles an her down the shore and wind advisory in effect there. the gusty thunderstorms are tonight, very windy, at 48 degrees, and eyewitness weather seven day forecast, it does get better, as we move through the end of the week and we will get cooler, friday into saturday and then we have sunday and monday, finishing up, the month of february and best day get outside, and before we start making those,. >> thanks, katie. still to come, kanye's melt down fueling rumors of a divorce, his new rant, goes

viral and insider reveals, november's latest target, and how much of it is a split will cost. then our pat gallen, defies gravity he tells you about a new device that could change the way thousands of people work out. that is next.

well, some people running, it is how they like to keep in shape. but for some, due to injuries, it is not possible. >> "eyewitness sports" reporter pat gallen found a new way for people with yours to keep on track. >> running is a fantastic way to increase health and wellness but a new way of running is picking up steam. >> anti gravity treadmill is designed to how people to run or walk at least than their body weight and that helps people rehabbing injuries and those out of shape or overweight. >> john and di from einstein moss rehab explained capabilities of the machine. >> we can take anywhere from 1 t up to 80 percent of their body weight off and allow them to just decrease weight, keep

them running. >> if you run at 80 percent have of your weight, according to this, it is not very wise. the it is same amount of exercise you are doing. >> reporter: as someone with knee pain i was exited to try it. >> i got bulk knees. do you think this will help. >> well, it might increase stress again good time to get inside. >> we have to wear these funny pants. >> i wear these every day. >> yes. >> we zip you in so it creates a seal. we turn machine on it fills up with air to lift you up and calibrate to your wait the wait. >> once in the machine at 80 percent body weight, it feels as though you are running on the moon. anti gravity treadmill can do amazing things for injured legs. >> we were able to do that. >> she had foot surgery and cross country team was meeting so we were able to keep her doing similar work, in this until we could get her over ground. >> reporter: how much times do runners get hurt and a doctor says, well, rest. you rest, rest but never dealing with the problem. >> reporter: but now we can,

from elkins park, pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". >> it is like a space machine there. >> keeping weight off joints, it is so important. we just found out during that story, we both have that same problem. >> we share that. >> yes. >> remember how it used to hurt on the knee. >> yes, um-hmm. >> it is probably out grown. >> we hope. >> coming up in the next half an hour, tornadoes, turn deadly as they rip across towns from miss sip toy florida, this same system is causing severe weather in our area and meteorologist kate bilo will tell us what we can expect during and after the storm. and great homework debate how much is too much, see if your children have more then this national average. i wonder what i can do. i had this eye de. >> look at you guys walking in the the snow. >> what this local man did inspired hundreds of people to help children's hospital of philadelphia, and it started with something many of us do every day. >> on the other side i will talk to him about the simple

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and most of our areas under a tornado watch right now and it comes after a day full of rain and we're in the done yet, a strong line of storms is heading our way, we will show you live picture from cbs-3 mobil weather lab, it is the road in king of prussia with a look at rainy conditions outside. "eyewitness news" continues now at the 5:30. >> i'm jessica dean. kate bilo is here with a look at storm an three and more on the timing of this severe weather. >> kate? >> ukee and jessica we are dealing with heavy rain across our area right now as rush hour is really underway, and one area getting hit right now, the d.c. area where squall line is at the moment.

you can see it, really the scope of the storm with heavy snow from northern maine through portions of eastern canada through great lakes, heavy rain lift nothing to new york state but this is what jumped, and, squall line of nasty, and, producing, tornadoes and wind damage, we have been moving north and east ward during the day. we can see approaching washington d.c. and heading in our direction as well. we have got this rain to get through first. hopefully that stabilizes things a little bit for us but whipped damage is going to be a around through tonight. tornado watches denoted in red from philadelphia, area down through carolinas and we have tornado, warnings, and see darker red shading, tornado warned storm, here, here, and then a few very close to washington d.c. here's our first severe thunderstorm warning. this storm moved into sussex county, delaware. that area is under a a severe thunderstorm warning at the moment. tornado watches in effect until 11:00. conditions are favorable. in tornadoes on the radar for

us just yet the but watch this as we go through tonight, this squall line will pass through our region between 7:00 and 11:00 p.m. and areas that are warm have greatest risk for severe weather. warm front laying right about here so from philadelphia points south, that is where you'lle greatest risk, generally between 7:00 and 10:00 o'clock tonight, coming up we will have much more on the timing of that severe weather. wind that will follow and what you can expect as we head in the weekend. for now, yes, sir contact, back to you. part of the florida are under a state of emergency because of scenes like this one. homes were tossed in the gulf after severe storms turra cross that state last night. correspondent kenneth craig is in atlanta and tells us why other areas are not in the clear just yet. >> at least 70 homes are damage in the pensacola area after suspect tornado, rolled through tuesday night. florida's governor toured destruction and promised victims that help is on the way. >> we're here to make sure everybody is back to living a normal life as quickly as we

can. >> we are pulling on it. >> reporter: this couple was in the closet. >> we went in, behind her and when she went down, there was glass all down there and we moved for. >> it was something you never want to imaging go through, never. >> reporter: despite all of the damage, no major injuries are reported in pensacola. convent, louisiana, crews are searching for additional victims in this trailer park. at least two people are dead and dozens injured after a tornado sent mobile homes flying. >> family members calling in, that has not made contact with loved ones and made no worry in this a area. >> reporter: another twister blew the roof off of this gym in prairieville. >> they had about 35 people here working, employees, people just working out and they have eight kid in the day care. it is a scary situation. >> nasty weather is moving north in west knoxville tennessee high wind took down trees and power lines.

forecasters say tornadoes are possible in the carolinas and parts of the virginia. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". alabama family is awarded 72 million-dollar in i lawsuit begins pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson, over talc powder. jackie fox died last year of ovarian cancer at age of 62. she claims her cancer diagnosis was caused by using john on and johnson baby powder and other talc based product for years. the lawsuit was not just about the money but about warning other women. >> it is in the just for her, but for so many other women and that is why i continue, this that is why i continue this fight. >> johnson and johnson is expected to appeal the verdict. the company is facing thousands of lawsuits from other woman claiming it failed to warn consumers about the alleged dangers associated with talc powder. scientists hired by auto industry say they have figured out what caused takata air

bags to inflate with too many force. >> the independent testing coalition says that design issues, moisture, high humidity, heat, and the use of a controversial propel ant ammonium nitrate are all factors. takata air bags are to blame for at least ten deaths and 139 injuries. a philadelphia fire fighters who risk his life to rescue a woman from the burning apartment is fire fighter of the year. fire fighters paul accepted the award during a special ceremony at fireman's museum in center city. he got tangled up in wires as they searched for the woman inside the apartment on the loretta a avenue in the northeast. >> inside there was a lot of debris around the place and i was talking to my lieutenant and other people like that. >> fire fighting is in his blood. he is son and nephew of three deputy fire chiefs, and his grandfather also served in the department. job well done. >> yeah. >> still to come tonight on

"eyewitness news", a local man, about one thing he is doing every day to help children's hospital of philadelphia, we will tell you how it started and how much he has raised. and a robot pushed to the ground, bullied by the very people who built him. why they want to do this and what is this new humano id does next, kate. latest look at the radar, severe weather continues to threaten our area coming up we will time out rest of the night hour by hour and show what you to expect as damages wind moved through.

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you may have noticed something different on facebook today, the like button isn't the only way you can react to the post anymore. social network rolled out a new batch of buttons and in addition to like you can choose from love, wow, sad, or angry. all you have to do is cover your mouth, over the thumb's up button and select the reaction you want to use. feature works for both desk tops and mobile. new kind of robot now that will in the stand for bullying, check this out, 5-foot nine robot created by boston dynamics can walk on two legs, and navigate outdoors. it can even withstand, bullying. you can see a researcher knock it down, and then the robot is able to get backup on its own. well, robot is company's latest at last, prototype. >> that robot walking in the woodies like some type of a horror movie. >> split goes out the door. >> who is to say what the future might hold there.

>> somewhere, rosie in the gym is just smiling. coming up meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the storm's moving through the area, we will tell you what you can expect in your neighborhood, next.

twenty-five minutes of homework a day even though national education association has not endorsed, homework for kindergarteners. first graders, have three times the recommended home work load. when did this become too much. it was olivia's work load in kind garden that drove the change. >> reading, fun i cans, writing, word. >> it was very hard. i didn't like to do homework. >> when children have too much homework many argue kid just don't have time to be kid. >> you want to help kids manage their time well. >> reporter: doctor jamie howard is a clinical psychologist with the child mind institute. she says younger children

should get no more than 20 minutes of homework a day in line with the national pta's recommendations of ten to 20 minutes per night in the first grade, and an addition willal ten minutes per grade level after that. by 12th grade, that is 120 minutes per night. >> their attention span is short, and they need to be doing other things. so they need to be mastering and making and keeping friend and spending time with their families. >> reporter: cornell agrees but time they save on homework her kid learn life skills. >> they expose themselves to other things. >> reporter: like museums, parks, swimming, music lessons so her kids can enjoy being kids. >> cornell has a masters degrees in education. she says she's prepared to teach the children through high school. >> very nice. >> kate bilo and weather producer steve straws have been studying weather damage coming out, watch continues. >> shout out to steve at 3:00 this morning. came back to help us through it. we are watching severe weather. he is generating all of the

content we need to show you what is going on tonight. there is a lot going on from torrential downpours to gusty wind to a tornado watch in effect until 11:00 o'clock tonight. a lot to talk about. let's jump in. i will show you what it looks like outside. if you have been outside on the road today you know it is messy from start to finish. warm front with this low lifted in earlier this morning to the mid-morning hours, and brought some pockets of heavy rain. that has stalled off to the north now, we're in what is known as warm sector of this storm and that is generating warmth. temperatures just very rapidly, all across region today. center city in the looking too bad, that is going to change within the next couple of hours as's very fast moving line, of nasty thunderstorms head our way. our eyewitness weather watchers always keeping tabs on the situations and take a look at these temperatures. too bad it is miserable outside or else it will feel nice. 64 degrees is temperature at bensalem at steve schwartz house. he has rain coming down,

temperatures rise dramatically, next couple of hours, should be interesting, when we get in the warm sector of the storm like this warm front, and, cold front, cold front coming from the south tend to get rotation in the atmosphere. that is why tornadoes are something to be concerned about as we go through tonight. 59 degrees in the wilmington area. this is marshall ton, greg mccoy 59 degrees. heavy rain there. light to heavy rain this afternoon, more severe on its way, hope everyone is safe and quick look at the photo he sent us shows us heavy rain coming down and fog as well. fog has been a issue all day long. the police be safe outside on the evening this evening. 63 degrees as we check with robert stewart in clementon, new jersey, also reporting a decent amount of rain. not just rainy day in paradise, strong wind with very strong gusts, as this front comes through thing i'm most concerned about damaging straight line wind gusts. the lets look at is what happening right now on our severe, weather accounts picture we are looking at composite satellite radar here. you can see will with this system, so this storm is a

beast, and it is a beauty, textbook storm, you can see circulation around center of the low, and here's that front that squall line moving through portions of pennsylvania, right on down through portions of the carolinas we zoom in on this you can see scope of what this storm is doing all across the country with winter warnings in the the great lakes, winter advisory as far south as portions of tennessee, north caroline, tornado watch through mid-atlantic region and even some winter warnings up through portions of northern maine. beastly storm encompassing a large part of the area here's one storm we have in our region, right along the border here of kent and sussex counties. portions of kent and harrington, milford in that warning until 6:15 p.m. tonight. and that is not going to be the last one long line of storms. you can see these warnings. severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings just

further south. so here comes for us. we have heavy rain moving through line now. it is back toward harrisburg moving 60 miles an hour. should get here around 7:00 o'clock tonight and things will really get messy once that squall line hit. damaging wind is our biggest concern for region this evening. temperatures have jumped by the way 40 at midnight. we are in the mid 60's. the that shows how much fuel, energy these storms to have work w we will be looking at heavy torrential rain, poor drainage flooding, powerful wind and that isolated tornado is possible. the here's your tornado watch until 11:00 tonight. no tornado warnings, at the moment, that is good news but watch is here. difference between watch and warnings, watch means conditions are favorable, warning means it is actually happening. we do not have any of those, at the moment but a high risk for downpours, wind, low risk for lightening, hail and low risk for tornado but risk is there as that system moves through. we will time it out on our future radar coming up there in the moment. the gusty thunderstorms, very windy. quick peak at your seven day

forecast. notice colder, blustery after the system moves out but we have warmer weather by second half of the weekend. we will have much more coming up at 6:00. for now back to you guys at the desk. in december, montgomery county man did what a lot of people do around the new year, he resolved to walk every day. then he had an idea that will make a big difference for children. i walk with him for this weeks story of brotherly love. >> so, i started walking at night. >> reporter: little snow can't slow down paul, he started walking to lose some weight and posted selfies of his progress on facebook. around the same time, this philadelphia schoolteacher, ran into a former student, who is battling cancer. >> i said i wonder what i can do, i had this idea, and that was to walk, to do my walks but go to peoples houses and collect money for chop. >> reporter: on facebook he said people wanted to donate wow walk to their house. >> started to get ball rolling.

i set up my schedule for my first walk to orland a 9-mile total walk and i raised over $1,200 on like the first night. >> even in 1 feet of snow, the selfies stack up, money kept coming in. >> it is an awesome thing. the community coming together to raise money for chop friend designed the t-shirt as well. >> we are over 13,000, $400 among the time. >> he met with the representative of chop to let them know of their effort. >> small potatoes probably compared to like if the eagles were to donate or something. she goes well, you are one man n1 has ever done this. >> how far can you go with this. >> i don't know. >> what would you like to see. >> it would be great if it exploded in to one of these things that happened every year. >> love to have people say i'll walk for you.

i'll be a pauley chop around the blocker. and, so that would be neat too. >> we talked to paul about a hour ago. as his story spreads it is expected to grow. people living within walking distance can donate on line through chop at cbs philly.com/brotherly. he lost weight, helping children and chop. >> it is not even march yet. >> he has more to do a ahead. >> great job. still ahead on "eyewitness news" kanye at it again. new video of his latest rant, plus has kim had enough. insider louie has more on what the reality star is saying.

kim and kanye divorcing? good question. explain. it is a all across magazine

covers today. >> insider's louie joins us from los angeles with more, lewis. >> ukee and jessica, sit a case where there is smoke there is fire? this is as a brand new rantings viral. >> i feel like you and me... >> kanye west latest taylor swift tirade. >> last night in l.a.'s packed nightclub kanye stood up dj booth and during his 20 minute rant ripped into taylor saying she wasn't brave to do song fame thaws chronicles her checkered history and claims threw him under the bus live on the grammys. >> it is this behavior that led to current tabloid headlines claiming a 1 billion-dollar divorce is on the horizon for the rapper and his bride. >> we have been told kim kardashian is 110 percent committed to keeping her family together. >> reporter: people magazine senior editor charlotte trick says kim is standing by herman even while their sources

reveal tensions mounted with every public melt down. >> kanye's rant has not gone unnoticed. they find it rather embarrassing and kris told kim that these are things that affect the entire family. >> reporter: magazine reports that kim is not happen bye shore husband's public declaration of the massive 53 million-dollar debt. >> anything that got kim upset it is fact that he spoke about his personal debt. that is something that sources tell us kardashian never speaks of. >> reporter: we will have so much more on this story tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you guys in the studio. >> for more on kim and kanye and other happeningness hollywood watch insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cb is. three. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 severe storms sweeping across the region and we could be seeing dangerous conditions. kate? >> that is right, guys. we are under a tornado watch until 11:00 o'clock it this the but line of storms that could produce those isolated tornadoes and damaging wind has not yet arrived. we will tell you when that line gets here and which areas

should be most concerned about severe weather this evening. governor wolf reveals he is battling prostate cancer, his outlook and way he plans to turn it into an opportunity, to help others. also this... >> a male wrestler from a local catholic school set to wrist will a female this weekend as shocking change of heart with the archdiocese, i'm alexandria hoff and i'll explain what prompted that coming up. and, at 6:00 here's is what happening. region is dealing with the severe weather, tornado watch is in effect all across the area, cbs-3 mobile weather lobbies in the middle of the nasty weather, and you can see rain right there starting to come down. the lets give you a live look at storm can three. you can see we are right in the bull's eye, of this severe weather. that tornado watch is in effect until 11:00 o'clock tonight. good evening, i'm ukee

washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get over to meteorologist kate bilo. what can you tell us right the now. >> right to you d.c. area nation's capitol is getting clobbered by severe thunderstorms. look at this line moving right in the middle of rush hour. good news if there is good news no tornado warnings at this time for that region. it is under a severe thunderstorm warning which is not good, very strong damaging wind here but no tornadoes reported around d.c. area as of of yet. that line is making its way very quickly into our region within the neck half an hour, do i expect it to move in lancaster county within the next hour. we will see those storms progress toward the philadelphia area between seven and 10:00 p.m. that is our window of strongest storms, philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. you can see line of wind, it is just flying. if this storm is just line of wind is moving 60 miles an hour, wind at least 60 miles an hour possibly stronger. we have got strong wind in the upper at the months fear that this system taps into and look the at the amount of