>> it is kind of sweet because we argue a lot. >> reporter: thursday morning when she found herself being chased by a dog while waiting for school bus at 32nd and diamond. >> i was terrified, really scared. >> reporter: it was her little brother who came to the rescue. >> i was just glad that my sister didn't get hurt. and, because i love her and she's helpful to me. >> reporter: it is unclear who the mix bread dog belongs to but when isa jumped in he became dog's target and was bit in the back. little isa, protect or of his older sister, too need sod help. the neighbor stepped in. >> it sounded like a bunch of kid outside screaming. when i came out i looked down the street and little boy was attack by the dog. i ran back in and grabbed the shovel. >> reporter: animal patrol tells "eyewitness news" the dog was placed in quarantine for ten days and no one has

come forward to claim it. isa says he still thinks about the dog when he is out identify but perhaps no surprise, says he is not afraid. isa the tells mees feeling much better. he even went back to school. his dad tells me is what next for isa is he will have to be treated with rabies shots as a precaution. reporting from strawberry mansion, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, a wilmington community calls for justice for sophomore killed in an alleged school attack last week. the authorities there are calling for patients. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live outside howard high school of technology to explain why no charges have been filed just yet, in the death the of amy joyner -francis, cleve. >> reporter: well, behind me is the growing memorial for amy joyner-francis and if you look closely a long the top among all of the flowers and teddy bears is there a handwritten poem entitled where do we go from here. to a lot of people it is hard

to have close another until those involved in her death are held accountable. for more than a week howard high school of technology community has been mourning loss of the 16 year-old amy joyner francis. she died just after school started last week following an alleged attack in the girl's bathroom. other than saying no weapons were involve, and several girls were being questioned, wilmington police have not released any details into how amy was killed. during a town hall meeting earlier this week chief bob i cummings said he was hopeful charges would be announce by friday. today in a a brief, scripted news conference he a said those charges are in the ready. >> because there is still a lot of work still left to do by our detectives and attorney general's office and in terms of the reviewing evidence, and relevant facts, we are not in a a position at this time to file charges. >> reporter: thanks to the wide use of the social media, students and other claiming to have knowledge of amy's death have created an enormous volume of information to sift through. cummings says there are more than 3,000 printed pages of

data that investigators must painstakingly review. while the community is eager for answers he says when piecing this case together speed is not as important as thoroughness. >> we are obligated to amy as in any death investigation regardless of the means of death, to conduct a thorough, complete investigation, to ensure a successful conclusion as it comes to investigating the case and prosecuting it. >> reporter: well, one of the school colors is blue, many of the students are promoting a code blue awareness campaign to talk about good choices. they will have a rally tonight at 7:00 p.m. at seeds of greatness bible church, in new castle. live from wilmington, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. caution tape marks off area where two-year old child fell more than 10 feet down a cellar in north philadelphia it happened this morning on the 2400 block of germantown avenue. the child had to be hospitalized and is now in

stable condition. the city's department of licenses and inspections, says that the incident is as a result of the corroded cellar door. building owner has been cited. a damp, dreary start to the weekend and even more wet weather is on the way. meteorologist kate bilo has been track ago this rain for you in the weather center, kate. >> the good news is the steady showers have now moved out of the area for your friday night, you can see where they are, this moved through philadelphia about two hours ago, now pushing off the coast our last shower just moving off coast of atlantic city. we have scattered showers in the poconos but a area have of rain moving from the west, that is about here, should miss us to the north. rest of tonight, stray shower here and there some light drizzle and that is about it. it will not be a wash out. out and about this evening, little light, mist, drizzle, damp but heavier rain is pushing out. atlantic city seeing last of it as that shower moves off shore. zooming out again you can see the rain here generally a off to the north. we have a break in the action, disconnect between two

systems, one impacting us today and one impacting us this weekend back here to the west, in between we may be able to squeak out a little bit of sunshine as we head through the day tomorrow. in the meantime it is chilly 51 in philadelphia. forty-nine allentown. 49 degrees in trenton. question is do we get back to the 60's this weekend, do we get any chance to get outside and when does that next wave of rain move in, half and half weekend i'll break it down coming up, ukee and jessica back to you. well, eagles got their man last night, bird selected carson wentz with the second overall pick in the nfl draft. he will hold his first news conference in a little while. >> sports director don bell joins us live from the novacare complex to tell us more. you flew in with carson from chicago last today. last we saw you, were you in illinois. >> it has been a wild 24 hours, for me and for carson wentz. wentz arriving here in philadelphia today, around 1:30, flying from chicago, to

phl. it was interesting watching him getting off that flight and walking to concourse of the airport. walk with his older brother zach and zach's wife. carson, look at that look at all the people out there waiting to talk to carson wentz to get an autograph, aggressive autograph seekers out there and crush of cameras. he was guided by eagles security to i black suv and then off to work right here at novacare complex. the last night after he was drafted and had a moment to talk to him and asked him what he knows about philadelphia and the fans here. >> passionate, you know, that is all i hear is how passionate they are. i love that. they have high expectations. i have high expectations. i'm passionate to feel that and i will fit in well. >> a lot of people say small school going to a big city and another level? how do you dispel that put it out of your mine and say it is not fact. >> it is easy because i block out all the noise. i think i have been waiting for this my whole life. it is just football. there is a the lot more things

with it the but it is still football. the kid game played by men. i'm excited to go keep playing. >> reporter: limited body of work for carson wentz, only 23 starts for him in college but yet here he is number two overall selection and expected to be a franchise changer for the philadelphia eagles. we can't wait to hear from him. he will talk at 5:30. we will bring thaw here in this news program and catch it streaming live on our web site at cbs philly.com. that is store friday south philadelphia, i am will's don bell, now back to you in the studio. >> can't wait to see that young fellow play. thanks, don. a scare in the air the in the once but twice at philadelphia international airport this morning. two planes made an emergency landing just minutes apart. >> tell me when you have airport in sight as you turn it will be 12:00 he clock in 8 . >> unought be. >> audio from the cockpit of american eagle piedmont flight 4801, the pilot warned control

tower he needed to evacuate the plane once he landed in philadelphia a he reported smoke in the cockpit and in the cabin, and there were 50 passengers and four crew members on board that flight from richmond, virginia. >> 4801 contact tower 118.5, 185. >> 185. >> reporter: this shaken up passenger tweeted a photo of himself with the oxygen mask on and passengers on the runway. plane landed safely around 8:15 a.m. the one person was treated for minor injuries, the other incident happened just 15 minutes before when the pilot a republic airlines flight 4518 reported steering problems. airport spokeswoman says that the issue actually resolved itself and that plane landed safely as well. the plane's landed on separate runways and ground stop was issued and it was lifted about an her later. fireball in the sky, one person was hurt in a natural gas explosion near pittsburgh today. authorities say a 30-inch gas line exploded in salem

township with more than 8:30 this morning. fire from the explosion could be seen for miles. the blast leveled one man home leaving him severely burn. fire fighters say it looked like a bomb went off. >> he heard what he thought was a tornado and he left, he looked behind the window and all he could see was fire. he started running up 819, and he was running, and the heat was so intense it was just burning as he was running. >> authorities investigated about a dozen homes, the department of environmental protection is investigating the cause of that explosion. authorities charged man who threatened to blow up a baltimore tv station with two felonies and several misdemeanor. twenty-five year-old alex breezy of maryland will be arrested after being released from the hospital. he was shot by police at least three times yesterday after allegedly setting fire to a car, and then trying to get into baltimore's fox tv station. >> he was dressed as a hedge hog with what appeared to be a

bomb strapped to his chest. >> it was a replica, explosive device, outfitted with wires and chocolate candy bars, were wrapped and aluminum foil dangling from this life preserver. >> the suspects father says his son broke up with his girl friend and loss his job. he was fun sleeping in the neighbor's yard. his father also says that he believes that his son needs mental health treatment. contaminated veggies and cheese, coming up what you need to know in a three on your side recall round up. >> he is set to make millions in the nfl draft. while this football player will make big bucks a social media problem may have cost him a lot. how to protect yourself from this kind of a mess coming up. want wine with your dinner but not sure what to get? there is an app for that to find wine you like in your price range. the obama's take on a royals in the twitter war in

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well, president obama took to facebook to announce new steps to help reduce, gun violence. the president push for adoption of smart gun technology that could limit the use of a firearms to its owner. now critics say smart gun technology is unproven and unwarranted restriction on the freedom to use firearms. the president also called for sharing meant willal health record with the federal background check system. vice-president biden, visited the vatican with the support of the pope francis to make an impassioned plea about the war on cancer. biden called for a global commitment to fun cancer research that benefits, everyone. he says that disease is a human problem that needs international attention, the vice-president's son beau died of brain cancer last year. >> we experienced in my family what bind so many in this room together and all across the

world. how faith can turn loss into hope and hope into action. >> pope francis said faith and science can work together, to solve the cancer epidemic. every week here three on your side jim donovan alerts you about dangerous products that could be in and around your home. >> so here's information you really need to know in this weeks recall round up. >> reporter: first up time to check the freezer. crf frozen foods is recalling bags of frozen vegetables citing possible listeria contamination. vegetables were sold at retailers such as costco, under a number of labels including wellsee farms and organic by nature. they were distributed between september 15, 20 is a and march 16th of 2016. return them to the store of purchase for a refund. next up, tea trouble. cvs is voluntarily recalling cases of its gold emblem a bound organic spiced herbal

tea after learning it could be contaminated with salmonella. ingredient produced by the manufacturer's raw materials supplier, tested positive for salmonella in another company's product, and this key also contains this ingredient. the recalled product has a best by date of march 18th, 2018. anyone who purchased the tea can return it to cvs for a refund. ford is recalling more than 200,000 trucks and suv's because the transmission can suddenly shift to first gear. the recall including the popular f150 from 2011 and 2012, and also the expedition, mustang and lincoln navigate or from 2012. ford is also recalling 81,000 explorers, from 2014 and 2015 to fix a rear suspension problem. that is this week's recall round up. i will post links with more fur on cbs philly.com and on my facebook and twitter feeds. for three on your side, i am will's jim donovan. this is queen of all mike drops, the president and mrs. obama and the royal

family have been having let's say a war of word as invictus game approach. the charity spearheaded by prince harry runs the game for injured veterans. the trash talking was brought to a whole new level on twitter this afternoon with this video. >> message, from michelle. >> really. >> let's have a look. >> you are supposed to bring it, to the up vick tuesday games. >> careful what you wish for. >> boom. >> oh, really. >> must see. >> that is cute. >> that is how the queen rolls. >> i bet the queen has a pretty decent sense of humor. >> she has got to, for sure. >> for sure. >> as we head in the weekend, much cooler. >> we have cool weather on the way but the weekend is not as chilly as today, yesterday and

wednesday has been. that is good news. we are back to the 60's but we have wet weather, we have doom, gloom, it will be aut we dreary weekend. i am more hopeful today then yesterday a that we will see some sun, outside tomorrow. it will not be a ton of sun but that brilliant blue sky he last sunday but a little sun goodies sun when you have gone three days without seeing any. we need vine m.d. lets go outside. we will go outside to spring garden camera what a dreary afternoon in philadelphia, broad and spring garden streets makes it harder to get in the car and face commute when things are looking like that. it is just gray, drab, good news it is dry for now and it looks like heaviest of the rain has push out for rest of this evening. anything we will see it in will be generally spotty light showers, light drizzle here and there. today was never a wash out. certainly it lived up to what we forecasted for it. lets look the at palmyra cove nature park and we will see how gray and glummy, it is,

same steel gray as sky there. 48 degrees right now. here's the big picture all across the nation. we have two systems to watch. first one moving through producing showers lifting off to the north. this is secondary system ape stronger one that will impact thus weekend. warm front that will pass through first, that sunday mornings saturday night and sunday morning through midday sunday and secondary cold front and that will pass through our area on monday. in the meantime possibly a break in the action here, saturday. if you have outdoor plans, you have little league games, saturday, should be good, sunday, expected some cancellations here. tonight light showers, drizzle will. nothing more than. that cloud breaking for sun throughout the day saturday. temperatures getting back to the 60's at least thanks to the increasing sunshine and sunday period of rain and that rain could be heavier at times. here's what it looks like, scattered showers, this is is 11:00 p.m. notice tomorrow we have clouds still around, notice these little holes that develop in the cloud cover as we go through the day.

2:00 p.m. a few breaks of sun. some spots stay cloudy. but best we can hope for. sunday morning rain moves in time for broad street run at eight offer 9:00, raining steadily and then that lifts to the north and we may see clearing late sunday evening before another round of wet weather crosses, early monday morning. with the warm front lifting to the area sunday, we will warm up to the south, maybe in the 70's in delaware. the it stays in the 40's on sunday in the poconos. big spread in temperatures and we will end up with a half inch and inch of rain through the rest of today and through weekend. through overnight hours light shower giving way to light drills and mist at 45. your saturday looks okay, cloud and then breaks of sun, milder but still below average at 63. sunday we will keep it at 63. warmer to the south, cooler to the north with periods of heavier rain. monday lingering shower, still not great, we're out of the 50's but question is can we get to the 70's and we may. >> we've got gold good we may get there.

>> may flowers come in the bag. >> we think so. >> thanks, kate, a appreciate it. still ahead tonight fashion friday with the host of entertainment tonight. >> we're talking do's, don't's and do overs. >> they want a make over that

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i understand it is a favorite feature in many women's magazines the fashion's do and don't's. >> um-hmm, friday in may entertainment tonight will run down do's, don't and do overs in fashion. you will see it right here first. joining us from los angeles is nancy odell and fashion expert joe z and nancy joe tell us who made the best and worst list this week. >> hi jessica and ukee. well, everybody loves to talk fashion. we have some fresh fashion from last night because taylor swift was out at gigi haddean's birth the day party wearing a one shoulder dress with a asymmetrical home and she was making a statement that hey i'm rock, pop, i cannot find country in that dress. >> there is no more country in

this girl. i believe that dress is she has been wearing that designer a lot lately, and this monday night she will be co hosting the big met gala in new york city which ann wintur and she will bewaring that gown as well. >> that seems to be her personal favor. >> and she will have do over which is my favorite part because different view. we can all learn from miss do overs. >> yes, i love my do over this week it is actually drew barrymore and lesson in every day dressing. jeans, jacket we love this work. she showed up like this. here's how would i do it over. would i change jeans to the darker wash he so it is more sophisticated and more slimming which i love the idea have the dark wash doing. that then change t-shirt to white because you want to be brighter and framing face in a much more lighter way. of course making jacket shorter so it shows off body is flattering rolling up sleeves. i love my three quarter sleeves. because it is a dressy event i would change jack tote black

to give it a bittle anchor. have some cherry red pumps. >> look at that. >> look at the difference. >> what a big difference. >> so hip and chic, thanks. >> back to you guys. all right. did you take nets there. >> you can see more fashion, does don't, do overs on entertainment tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> i was watching you and kate. >> what are they doing over there. >> yes, um-hmm. >> media frenzy in the airport today as the new eagle arrives in philadelphia a. >> carson wentz will soon speak to the media, the eagles are about to hold a press conference and we will have it live for you, owe don't go anywhere. also ahead. >> a young athlete's social media slip up likely cost him millions of dollars and stole show at last night's nfl draft but could errors like this be keeping the rest of us more honest? i'm alexandria hoff with the closer look coming up. you heard of the elevator pitch but what you about this, inspiring entrepreneurs get a

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from the draft board to the birds nest, the fans are meeting new philadelphia eagles quarterback carson wentz, and he has a message for eagles nation. but first , a draft the day disaster, a top prospect, tumbled down the first line and loses millions after a social media account appeared to have been hacked. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. drama continued for my aim dolphins laremy tunsil he a failed appear due to an allergic reaction. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on how to protect your reputation, on social media: >> reporter: less than 24 hours after university of mississippi offensive lineman laremy tunsil slid to the 13th draft position the social

media slip up that likely got him there has gone viral. >> he is still doing that. >> reporter: video tweeted from tunsil's account posted minutes before the draft was set to begin lost interest of the several top franchises and tens of millions that would have come with them. >> it is so clear that everyone can get on mask. >> reporter: in this case tunsil was unmasked by what seems to be a mar yawn a gas mask. on top of that during a post draft interview an instagram picture prompted an immediate question about tunsil receiving money from ole miss officials. >> i made a mistake, huge mistake. >> unaudible. >> i'd say yeah. >> reporter: it is opposite of instant gratification but does constant risk of being exposed keep us all more honest. >> it should, you know, because it is true, you can be revealed, to the world and so therefore honesty would be the best policy. >> reporter: temple

psychologist doctor frank farly fears that the threat of exposure could lead to a universal, well, paranoia. >> i worry we build walls among ourselves and we will end up living in silos because we are afraid of our personal life being exposed. >> i'm very cautious. i don't put up anything, if you are out or every where you don't want to put up pictures because you can get in trouble. >> reporter: tunsil will still make millions, not as much as if images weren't leak and oh, yeah, the law is still the law. >> tunsil says that bet of his accounts were hacked and it is impossible to know if that was the case, as for potential ncaa violations, ole miss say that they will be investigating. alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for protesters surrounding the san francisco hotel where donald trump was making a speech for the california republican convention. >> police placed barriers around the hotel but it didn't work as crowds just continued to swell. trump had to be escorted in to the convention through a

secret entrance and he made sure to joke about the ordeal during his speech. >> that was not the easier entrance i have ever made. my wife called and said there are helicopters following you and we went under a fence and through a fence oh, boy it felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> things also got out of control on it side trump rally in orange county, california last night. police say 20 people were arrested after demonstrating in costa mesa was violent. one man was caught stepping on the patrol car. the crowd then later disperse. ted cruz picked up a new endorsement, mike pence said he will vote for cruz in the the state's republican primary next tuesday. texas senator has been spending time in indiana and in hopes of slowing down trump's march towards gaining enough delegates for g.o.p. presidential nomination. john kasich is focusing his campaign on california,

the ohio governor is meeting with supporters at a town hall style event in san francisco. he will address the will california republican convention, tomorrow. on the democratic side, hillary clinton took a break from campaigning today. she delivered keynote address for the eagal contacted my foundation's fifth annual awards breakfast in manhattan. clinton is expect to attend another fundraiser in queens tonight before returning to the campaign trail, tomorrow. senator bernie sanders will rallied outside of the indiana state house this morning where the union workers fighting for their jobs to stay in the united states. sanders highlighted his opposition to trade an agreement that take jobs a way from american workers. he told the crowd, that those type of decisions, hurt the country's middle class. lego lovers are gathering in montgomery county, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch takes to us a festival full of lego creations. >> reporter: this weekend halls of the greater philadelphia expo center are transformed, a sea of surprises spanning some

150,000 square feet. every inch of space is needed for the 20th 25,000 people, expected. >> one of the most, you know, happy things for me to see are the families that come and haven't told their kids what is happening. so they are lined up and they don't know what they are about to sianni they walk in and smile is just ear to ear. >> reporter: brick fest live found are chad collins launched the event in 2014. collins and his daughter bonded on the legos and began a popular lego you tube channel. with event producer gabe young they brought that on line community and other lego lovers under one roof. >> you or there is a lego fan in your life have a love for the brick, lego brick, this is the ultimate experience for them. >> reporter: there is lego adelphia based on center city, a full baseball stadium, lego that is glow and race car derby where you build your own lego car, let it rip and clock the winner of the the fastest time. from city blocks to star bucks to sky scrapers and everything in between much of what you will see at the brick fest

does not come from a kid or manual but it is sheer creativity from peoples brain. brick fest live now tours the country attracting crowds of all ages but for bucks county resident, kyle young this is extra special. what is it like to bring an event this big home. >> it feels great. we make sure our hometown gets the biggest party. >> reporter: justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're just like wow. >> that is amazing as we continue to wait for the press conference for carson wentz, still to come on "eyewitness news", red, white or mosaic. >> a new app can pair your wine with your food and your budget. plus how it can help which ones you like and which ones you won't. a comedy about a cat napping and length two men will go to get their pet back a new movie starring key and peel and method man, we will give you a preview of keyanu, next. damp dreary conditions continue as temperatures stay

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long before you start diving in and learning it all. >> i'm in the sure exactly when i'm getting it but once i do i will dive in right away. i'm pretty, i have made a couple jokes to some people, kind of going crazy, i have no play book, i'm watching film and i don't know what to watch for. i'm not reading defense the same because i don't have play books. i'm fired up to get a play book and to dive right in. >> carson, have you been to fill before? could you walk us through your series of events, since you touched down in philadelphia, what have you done since you have been here. >> yes, i haven't been here until my visit, just one or two weeks ago. that was real brief. obviously it was 24 hours. didn't really get to experience a lot other than being at the facility and everything. i'm excited. i'm exited to see what the city has to offer, see what this place is all about. since i touched downey got a chance, like i mentioned

earlier to really see everybody again and reunite and just express how excited we both were to do this thing and get to work. >> carson, are you becoming a two handed monster. >> i did have a philly cheese stake, yes. >> are you becoming a two handed monster. >> working on it. that is a funny statement but for those that don't necessity that was something from the jon gruden show, just working on, ball security and i think i've done a lot bet. >> carson, how familiar are you with the personnel on this roster right now and has any of the players reached out to you since were you drafted. >> yeah, i'm familiar a little bit. obviously i'm going to get more familiar real quickly here. zach ertz texted me yesterday, he seems like a great dude. i'm exited to meet him a lieutenant of tweets from other guys, i think i miss add lieutenant of them too. i'm exited to get to know everybody and to get to work with these guys and it sound

like everybody talks highly of the group of guys in the locker room and i'm excited for it. >> carson, doug pederson says you bleed winning, where does that come from, that competitive spirit with that and the work ethic? where did you get that from. >> i think first and foremost, if i'm not the best of something it tics me off and i want to work my tail off to be the best. it is my upbringing, my parents, my older brother always push me, i was always competitive with him. i just hate losing. it is how i'm wired. hopefully i can bring that to philadelphia. >> carson, would i imagine the last four days just getting off the plane on tuesday and then everything that they had gone on in chicago lead nothing to last night, is it the fulfillment of a dream? can you describe what those four days are like. >> yes, being in chicago was really fun. it was a great time to get to interact with some of the local kid there i played 60

event in the middle school. the those are awesome. i got to be around top prospects in the draft that was really cool. at senior bowl and combine you only get exposed to those guys and real brief stints because you are so busy but i got to be around those guys, made some good friend and everything and finally last night, you know, walking red carpet, got in there, the two national anthem and sat down and it was already on the clock. that all happened so fast. it was really surreal but unbelievable moment i will remember for the rest of my life. >> carson, you sat your first two years at north dakota state. plan going forward is to kind of let you sit and learn until you get up to speed on the nfl and speed and all that, but how comfortable are you with sitting and waiting and how patient can you be while you learn. >> as a competitor you want to be out there but i understand that there is a lot to that. i'm going to come in and learn. for one that is in the for me to decide. i will come in and learn and

compete my tail off when coach feels fit to get out there i will go out there and hopefully to well. >> carson, your coach, doug pederson played here. he coached here. what did he tell you that you have to brace yourself for here in philadelphia. >> we have not gotten real deep with things here, just hitting it off well but everyone just tells me how passionate everybody is, and talking last night to the media again i said they are passionate here. they hate losing. heck i will fit right in. i am real passionate about the game as well. so that is the general consensus, that i keep getting from this philadelphia area. >> did you hear the word tough. >> i did, yes. >> well, clearly very excited. he used that word very many times. >> welcome to philadelphia carson wentz. got the smaller schools and done big things in the nfl. we certainly wish him well.

let's bring in kate and talk about our forecast, he got off that plane, color was opened but got a chill coming off that plane. >> yes. >> his winters will be easy compared to north dakota style, arctic style winters but we have got some chilly weather in placement maybe he was hoping to get to philadelphia in time for nice warm spring weather but not best welcome from mother nature but things will improve eventually. we have to get through another little bit of the chilly cloudy weekend first. the lets look at is what going on first. lets go outside to the roof cam another gray, dreary dull looking day. not pretty around here lately. i don't know about you but on the cloudy, dreary day i find it harder to get moving and get motivated, clean the house, get everything done. you just want to lounge around. lazy making. but we have nicer weather, maybe some sunshine peeking through the cloud tomorrow. so if the sun peaks out, like me you can do a little laundry and feel accomplished. here's pleasant valley at live neighborhood network.

the pretty gray up that way as well. that is keith across the region. the it the is, really dreary. take a look at kutztown dark gray clouds. beautiful shot. not a lot of sun making its way through the clouds. only 46 degrees there at the moment. the chillies in place as well. the so locally again we are ceiling some showers, they are starting to push out of here. steady showers are over north jersey and poconos still some showers here but most of this rain along pennsylvania insuring state border will miss us to the the north. that is moving out and now we are stuck in a cloudy, misty, drizzling pattern overnight but not expecting much more in the way of rain. there is good news with friday night plans in the city. fifty-three in trenton. also 53 in philadelphia. sixty-two in reading. these were our highs. today was coolest yet, only in the 50's past two days but today we did not crock low 50's. fifty-two in millville and 52 in atlantic city. what a change, after 86 on tuesday. we will have dropped almost 30 d we have stayed 30 degrees

cooler then tuesday all week long. today we will hit our low point, 53 the high but tomorrow looks like we are back to the 60's at least briefly with the sun peeking out. so in between systems. a lull, break in the action here and that will allow sun to peak through. not the most sunny day we have ever seen but something to look forward to and it will be a dry day. overnight saturday into sunday is when more rain arrives. steady rain will be sunday morning, then rain starts to move out, some showers monday morning, and then we will clear it the out into next week. half and half weekend. the clouds, sun, back in the 60's tomorrow, sunday all day period of rain, heavier at times especially in the morning. scattered showers through the afternoon. overnight we have light showers and drizzle, 45 degrees the overnight low, nothing steady. tomorrow, cloud breaks of sun milder day but lets talk about the philadelphia union. they won't have a a bad day tomorrow, for some soccer action. 62 degrees in chester. no the too bad there. eyewitness weather seven day forecast we're looking at period of heavy rain on sunday. monday lingering showers but then turning nicer next week.

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back by popular demand good question answered by our very own nicole brewer. >> this has happened to everybody. you get in the elevator and that awkward silence begins. no one looks at each other, people play with their phones, void eye contact. >> what is up with that. >> people talk in elevator. nicole went looking at the science behind the silence. >> on average, the single elevate offer carries 20,000 people per year but is it the best place to carry a conversation. >> i don't know why people don't talk on elevators. why is that. >> because everybody is just listening to their conversations. >> intimidating. >> a little bit. >> because, it is confined space. >> you have the time, you are in the elevator owe why not

talk. >> you don't have time for conversation. >> i don't have time for conversation, i have time to get ready and get to work. >> why don't we speak in elevators. >> because it is hard to get it right. >> reporter: randall collins professor of sociology in university of pennsylvania and studied human behavior, for years. and small confined spaces. when you are trying to determine should i say something, should i keep quiet. >> it is like a body problem. when human bodies get together we are really sensitive to each others nervousness and we want to get into, we feel good when we are in the same rhythm. >> make you uncomfortable when people talk to you in elevators. >> sometimes. something happens. i'm really uncomfortable now you. >> it is tough to get in tune with total strangers he often makes an agreement to keep quiet. >> some people don't want to be bothered, they just want to get where they wanting to.

>> even that is pushing some peoples buttons. >> i'm like okay, that type of person. >> your turn. >> your turn. >> i always start a conversation in the elevator. >> all the timey don't like silence. >> i read the situation and sometimes i don't. >> you check it out first. >> yes. >> tonight at 11:00 nicole answers another good question, what happens if you die without a will this question comes to mind have after the recent death of prince. nicole brewer has the answer for you tonight at 11:00. if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet it the to us just be sure to use #cbs-3 good question. by the way catch the preview late are tonight, in the morning on the weekend or at cbs philly.com, the wentz press conference went long. >> good stuff. >> ukee work very hard. >> it is a funny movie that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 eagle has landed, carson wentz talks about his future in philadelphia just hour after

our cameras caught him leaving the airport. his message for eagles nation, also ahead. >> reporter: fill set to host first medical marijuana business conference i'm trang do and i'll tell how people are trying to cash in on this now legal industry. the weather has been miserable for days and we have a big event coming up this weekend, the broad street run. we will have a look at the forecast if you are a runner or just cheering someone on from the sidelines, coming up. saving lives, how local activist are fight to go bring an end to a deadly disease that is especially prevalent in our area. the news at 6:00 starts right now. it is 6:00 o'clock. the future of the philadelphia eagles lands in the city of blotterly love and sisterly affection. our cameras were rolling, when

arrives. wentz just finished dressing the media for first of hopefully many times at novacare complex. good evening aim ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. wentz was all smiles taking to the podium. the sports director don bell was there don, lot of excitement in south philadelphia today. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of excitement for this eagles organization, because they believe that this is the guy who will push them to the next level. remember this organization has in the won a playoff game since 2008. wentz was supposed to address the media around 5:30 but as you can understand the last 24 hours have been hectic. he was 15 minutes late stepping to the podium. he is still addressing the media right now but one of the things he did talk about was how his childhood dream has come true. >> last night was crazy surreal for me. as a kid, you know, growing up, it was kind of a dream and to finally be here and hear my name called was unbelievable. i am excited to be here today. real