walt. >> reporter: ukee, during a three hour meeting right behind me the ntsb made it clear there was nothing wrong with the train or the rails, or for that matter the engineer. he had a spotless record he wasn't on his cell even if or overly tired or impaired. what he was, the board found was distract, and it was that distraction that led to the tragic wreck. >> all of those in favor signal with the hand and say i. >> i. >> the vote is four to zero in favor of adopting the findings as proposed. >> reporter: four members of the national transportation safety board unanimously a greed that engineer brand than bostian, behind the throttle of amtrak train 188, simply lost track of where he was, accelerating in the frankford curve where the speed limit is 50 miles an hour at 106 miles an hour. >> he had lost situational awareness an awareness of where he currently was and believed that he was at a location further down the track where it was appropriate

to accelerate his train to 106 . >> reporter: the board, one year and within week after the crash that killed eight and injured 186, found bostian had likely been distract, listening to reports on his train radio from the engineer of a septa train, struck by rocks on a adjoining track. >> he went in a matter of seconds from distracted to disaster. >> reporter: board also found that amtrak's failure to install positive train control, a safety device that would have automatically stopped this speeding train played a contributory role in the deadly crash. >> we know that the lack of ptc was one reason that these eight people lost their lives and dozens more have have life changing injuries. >> we immediately said we were responsible. we took responsibility. we know that there is pain and suffering.

we understand that. >> reporter: finally the ntsb made 11 new safety recommendations including safety improvements to amtrak passenger cars, on which, several windows, popped out during the wreck resulting in passengers being ejected. >> if a passenger car window had remained intact and secured in the cars, some passengers would not have been eject and would likely have have survived the accident. >> reporter: now amtrak says that it has, as of january, installed ptc along its entire northeast corridor, repeated attempts to contact bostian's attorney for comment today were unsuccessful and finally coming up the at 6:00 a temple university professor, on board the train that night, in the audience today, he'll share his thoughts at 6:00. live from ntsb headquarters in washington d.c. i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, walt. now that the ntsb has made

its determination, what is next? there are two answers, philadelphia district attorney seth williams could file criminal charges. williams has said an investigation ongoing. victims and family have filed civil lawsuits in the case and there could be more to come. local attorneys for some of the survivors and victims killed in the derailment say that they are not satisfied with the ntsb's report. >> the conclusion today by the ntsb that it might have been situational unawareness that it may have been that he lost knowing exactly where he was, would not meet the standard of admissibility in a court of law. >> coming up in our next half an hour you'll hear what the attorneys say was missing from the federal investigation. right now a serious crash is tying up traffic on the schuylkill expressway during the evening rush hour, a tractor trailer overturn in the eastbound lanes near girard avenue this afternoon. big rig spilled its load of boxes around 2:00 and only one lane was getting by.

the lane closure is causing traffic, to be backup for miles. this is a live picture now from a traffic camera as crews continue to work to clear that scene. police tell "eyewitness news" one person was taken to the hospital and, of course, they are saying avoid that area if you can. rescue crews freed a man trapped in the west philadelphia home that partially collapsed. construction work was underway at the home in the 100 block of southford street when the floor inside gave way. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with more on this, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good afternoon. this is home right here behind me at 108 north salford street in west philadelphia basically just a shell of a house, freshly boarded up after investigators say the first floor of it collapsed in to the basement, injuring one man inside. this man in his teens is going to be okay but you what led him being rushed to presbyterian hospital. 10:20 tuesday morning philadelphia fire fighters

arrived at 108 north salford street in west philadelphia after reports of a partial building collapse. >> the first floor collapsed, and we had a person trapped. >> reporter: special operations units removed the man trapped have after 50 minutes. >> it was like in operation. >> reporter: using air bags to create space around him. >> they put air bags in and they lift up the material and on top and to pull him out. >> reporter: licenses and inspections officials say home has multiple violations and contractors were at the scene to make repairs to the structure when the floor gave way and felon to the the victim who was not authorized to be inside. >> our understanding at this point is that gentlemen was not part of the contractor's crew and may have been in the building, looking for a scraps. >> reporter: commotion creating havoc for neighbors who had to quickly leave their homes. >> woke me up out of my sleep. i heard the word evacuate and i knew you better get your stuff and get out of the house. >> reporter: now that all is quiet on north salford street. >> back to normal life.

>> reporter: these living nearby are glad no one was killed. >> it could have been real worse but as i said it is a blessing he made it and survived. >> reporter: back her live l and i, before able to quickly inspect the nearby structures and the neighbor's homes and so everyone was able to reenter their homes quickly after this man was rescued from the collapsed house here. now as for the victim in all this i did speak to philadelphia police and they tell me whether they are looking into whether or not they could face possible charges. we are live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chopper three over an accident involving a dump truck carrying maneuver on interest a state 295 in hamilton township mercer county. police a say that dump truck was traveling north bound near exit 63 when it crossed over in the the southbound lanes. it then hit a toyota suv and then went over the guardrail and off the road. the drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital, no word tonight on their conditions. chopper three was over another accident on 295, a

truck fire at the the exit for the black horse pike in bellmawr. the fire broke out around 8:30 this morning. inquire crews had their handful there, thankfully no one was injured. twin brothers from chester county air accused of blowing up several small buildings. investigators say daniel and caleb tait used improvised explosive devices to cause destruction while home from college last december. it damage a pre dues shed, well pull in chester and lancaster counties no one was injured. the 22-year olds are charged with arson and other crimes. two weeks after putting in a trade request, and skipping team activities sam bradford was in front of the microphone today. >> quarterback spoke about his absence for the first time and leslie van arsdal joins us live from the novacare complex with more on what he had to say, leslie? >> reporter: well, guys i'll tell you sam bradford said all of the right things, he he cannot exactly undue what he

did or his actions but he said he is focused on foot paul and winning. it is first day of voluntary work outs for eagles with all eyes on quarterback sam bradford and carson wentz. taking the field together for the first time. >> i'm's going to try to help carson, if he has questions, i will give him the best answers that i can, you know, and if i can do something to help him become a better player i will do it. >> we will talk foot the ball and again, there is no tension, there has been none of that. we'll going to compete and try to get better. >> reporter: bradford said his agent told him to demand trade after agent traded up to draft wentz. bradford ended his two week old you the last week but didn't address media until today. >> when i first found out about the trade i was frustrated. i just felt like i needed sometime and after some thought i realized this is still bets place for me to be. >> reporter: what advice to head coach doug pederson have to say no need to look over your shoulder.

>> let's embrace it, a and let's go. >> i will say doug pederson said when he met with sam he did not ask for an explanation, sam did not offer one and he says he is just fine with. that reporting from the novacare complex, leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports", back to you. >> very interesting. >> he is the guy, lets get to work. thanks, leslie. our latest round of rain is moving out but when will that sun be moving in. >> very good question. meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs-3 weather center to let us know when we might need sunglasses again. >> don't forget if you cannot find them tonight or tomorrow morning you won't need them for 24 to 36 hours, probably by thursday, that is when we could see more sun returning to the area but in the meantime rain is starting to move out but you can see is what happening, rain is rebuilding on the back edge here, over portions of bucks, montgomery, chester counties. areas that dried out briefly, now getting another round of rain as we head through the next hour or so. you can see steadier pockets here chester county in to portions of delaware county over philadelphia as well and

south of city this is all pushing south and east right the now over the next hour or two. eventually will dry out but you look at what happens behind this we have another batch of showers moving into portions of indiana and illinois that could clip us tomorrow morning, clouds, and still a few showers in the morning hours and temperatures remaining on the cool side at least for now. only 54 in philadelphia, 53 in millville. 59 degrees, in allentown. coming up i do have some brighter news in the forecast, and then we will take a look at the weekend, if you are planning your weekend activities stay tuned for that outlook, for now back over to you. >> thanks a lot. straight ahead tonight a major concert a a us announcement july 4th on the beach in wildwood details are next. and it can actually be called the wonder bra because some doctors say it can detect cancer. we will tell how it works coming up. are you looking for a new job or career change? if so we have important information, there are lots of six figure options, you just need the right skills, we will

show you where the top jobs are. a flash of light turns night in today, what caused it? we will tell you when we come right back.

well, country superstar tim mcgraw will perform on the beach in wildwood on the fourth of july. >> ♪ >> the cobbs earth will take place on the beach between morey's pier, mariners landing and adventure pier. the hunter heyes and maggie rose will open for mcgraw. general admission ticket are set to go on presale tomorrow. wildwood is hoping to replicate success of the 2012 kenney chessany beach concert he drew a huge crowd for a free show and thousands more watched the on the internet. that concert was sponsored by american express. michigan woman went into labor at a garth brooks conser. jacob and emily biker were enjoying their last nights baby free and they had a c-section scheduled for monday. so on at day night they went

to the cons inert grand rapid. well, by the time garth brooks finish his final encore around 2:00 a a.m., their son was ready to make his entrance. >> we were standing up, you know, singing, getting in to it and stuff. there were a couple times where she was having some contractions. >> just before 5:30 a.m. they welcomed jackson to the world. he weighed in at 7-pound, 9-ounces and mom and baby are healthy. >> they had fun, you never know. wanted skilled workers: united states has millions of job openings, there are millions of people out of work. unfortunately many do not have the skills needed for those open positions. and today's three on your side consumer report jim donovan looks at some of the top jobs. >> reporter: right now there is a push for stem education, that is standing for science, technology, engineering and math. a parentally america need more tech people and job market would pay them well. linkedin analyzed most popular skilled in job positions around the world.

in the u.s., the top five are cloud computing, data mining, mobile development, and network security, middle wear and integration software. >> buehler. buehler. >> reporter: still with me? top 25 skills are almost all tech and data a related. according to job placement firms, skilled jobs in technology can pay six figures or more. so how can you prep to make big bucks? well, job training and apprenticeships can get you up to par and help your career sore.nticeships can get you up for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. well, road construction projects, they are a necessary evil. >> and they cause a lot of headaches. one of the biggest projects in the subject of tonight's good question when will the i-95 construction between vine street and cottman avenue be completed. now, this road project is a whooper. it is on i-95, in both directions, from center city to northeast philadelphia. i know people are nodding their head at that.

that is seven and a half miles of lane changes, closures and delays. >> it just keeps going on and on. >> in the morning you might as well forget it. >> it is a parking lot, just waiting. >> reporter: our nicole brewer found out how long drivers will have to deal with this construction headache, you may be shocked at this answer, that is tonight at 11:00 tonight on "eyewitness news". in the meantime if you have a good question, log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us. just use the #cbs-3 good question. a big boom, and flash of light caught a lot have people off guard in maine overnight. >> a portland officer a's dash camera captured a giant meteor as it streaked across the night sky. eyewitnesses say fireball was sobriety it almost looked like daylight outside. others say it sounded like thunderstorms, and or a jet flying low in the sky. >> listen, if you looked out and heard and saw that wouldn't you go, ugh. >> they are coming. we're not alone. >> my goodness. >> oh, my.

>> that is what the dinosaurs thought. >> exactly. >> well, i mean i would be freaked out if i saw it for sure. wow, okay. >> yes. >> kate bilo has your forecast, our skies are still rainy and dreary. >> the good news is we have one perfect spring day to look forward to the in the forecast. >> glorious. >> that is just one perfect seemingly perfect day. >> yes, i just put on twitter. >> you are on a roll.. >> that is got news. we have one great day, that day is friday, otherwise, it is just keeps on coming this gray, glummy rainy weather continuing through end of the week and into the weekend except for thursday and friday. lets talk about what it looks like outside. we will go to the shore cam where everything is wet. boardwalk in ocean city completely soaked at the moment. they have been getting steady rain showers on and off throughout the course of the daze and it is continuing in the city, as well, you cane in the a great day to be down the shore, hopefully we will get this out of the way, in may and we will have a perfect

summer because hopefully summer doesn't look anything like this lets go through live neighborhood network sites. you can see cloud breaking up, maybe in kutztown, in junior/senior school in bernville this is cloudy but not raining at the moment. mostly south of you. cape may courthouse is cloud which rain coming down and see where rain is as we take a look once again at storm scan three. generally from the north and western suburbs through shore points and into delaware. this is not heaviest rain we have ever seen, mainly light showers and drizzle but there are pockets rebuilding over the city that are getting steady and that will slow down traffic which is already as we told you earlier a mess outside. storm scan three as we zoom out shows activity cross eastern half of the country, heavy rain in florida. they set a record for rainfall in zero beach, florida today this system will swing through tomorrow morning and fizzle as it gets here but still a few showers earlier in the day and cloud will hang on. then we will get two days of nice weather before another round of nasty stuff comes back in for the weekend.

fifty-four in philadelphia. it is 57, chill any reading, 59 in will allentown. they have had more brightness today, we did not get a lot of rape today but add to go that may total, 2.9 inches since may 1st. we have had four dry days, so far, this month, and that is a ninth, 12th, 15th and 16th. we added another rain drop today. maybe adding another one tomorrow but 19th and 20th, thursday and friday, those are your days to look forward to. future weather continues to show that rain moving in south jersey and delaware as we head through tonight, generally light rain ending from northwest to south east. amounts up to an additional tenth of an inch possible this evening into tonight. rain ending, cloudy, cool down to 50 degrees. tomorrow still a shower possible, mostly cloud up and chilly, high only 63 degrees. maybe a few breaks of the sun late in the afternoon not all that optimistic about tomorrow but i am optimistic about thursday and friday. the thursday the sun will break through the clouds, and not the sunniest day we have ever seen but we are warmer at

72. friday, split is, perfect spring day, we have been waiting for weeks for a nice sunny warm spring take. >> it is friday. >> and it is friday. >> if it can be weekend friday is nice. >> coming up i'll tell but that weekend. >> look at that. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", something you don't see every day. >> a man running down the highway with his pant around his angles. more crazy video and how police got to him coming up. who do you we follow that. >> sam bradford speaks and so does his opponent, how sammy b is getting crushed for his trade demands and how long would you suspend this major leaguer for this bunch, baseball has made its decision, sports coming up ne

twenty yearsing ago sixers hit jackpot and they won the nba draft lottery and then took allen iverson number one overall. will they get a chance to pick another star? the answer comes tonight at

8:00, or, if you follow the dikembe motumbo the answer came hours ago, the former sixers tweeted congrats on the sixers on grabbing number one spot in the nba draft. dikembe has since deleted the tweet, nobody is supposed to know about this stuff. who knows if he knew. recapping our top stories now sam bradford addressed the media for the first time today since returning to the eagles. qb says demanding a trade was his agent's idea, most of his teammates aren't saying much but other players around the league are like seattle seahawks pro bowl defensive end michael bennet. >> let's just say sam bradford, i almost threw up. i can't believe sam bradford is talking about making 40 million in the next two years, and because he actually has to compete for a position, i'm like this guy, man, right here, definitely sets a bad tone of what a player should be.

>> yikes. >> not your average traffic in center city today. race cars, making their way around town to promote annex finity series race at pocono race way. wonder if they hit them for ticket stub like i get hit for. >> pocono 250 takes place on june 4th. major league baseball is swinging back, odor of the texas rangers has been suspended for punching jose bautista's lights out, he gets eight games with a five you this dollars fine. odor says, he has no regrets and he will appeal the suspension, who about them apples. anger management much, tiger and twins, brad ausmith objected for arguing balls and strikes. he tea side i will take my hoodie up and could have this home plate because umpire can't see anyway. what up. and just walk off, tosses his hat back. he says the experience was

quote unquote, cleansing. >> earl weaver back in the day was the best at that. >> yes. >> but wait, what is dikembe talking about. >> dikembe tweeted that, and then no one, this thing is supposed to be iron clad down to the stone. we will see if the he is right. >> wouldn't that be something. >> he has deleted the tweet. >> he knows people. >> he knows people. >> and then there is that. >> thanks, appreciate it. a lot more still ahead on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. a man is shot dead in the middle of the day in northeast philadelphia, triggering a school bus and neighborhood into panic. coming up, what neighbors heard or what police now know. and there are smart phones, now is there a smart bra that can detect breast cancer. we will tell how it works coming up.

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eyewitness news continues at 5:30 with the results of an investigation into what caused amtrak train, 188, to derail in philadelphia last may. ntsb conclude that had engineer brandon bostian was distracted by a radio transmission, and loss track where he was as speeding train entered a sharp curve. federal up investigators say positive train control had been equipped on that stretch of track it would have likely prevented the derailment from happening. >> we looked at weather, locomotive and determine and this was a good train, on good track, but an engineer who was fit for duty, not fatigue or impaired by drugs or alcohol and not distract by a personally electric tronic device but we have long known that even in the absence of such factors human beings are foulable making a technological backstop such as

ptc a necessity. >> may 2015 crash killed eight people and injured more than 200 others. amtrak says it will review ntsb find to fully understand what happened and how they can prevent it from ever happening again. >> in the meantime lawyers for some of the derailment victims are unsatisfied with the federal report. our alexandria hoff has that part of the story now from 30th street station, alex. >> reporter: well, attorneys representing victims and their families, they say that the a summations drawn by ntsb about the train's engineer are circumstantial at best and would not hold up in court. >> this was a good train on good track, but an engineer who was fit for duty. >> reporter: but also someone who may have been lacking situational awareness or having confusion, perhaps, that was the ntsb conclusion when it comes to amtrak train 188 engineer brandon bostian and why he may have hit a deadly curve going more than twice the speed limit. >> we're looking for a real,

concrete answer for the people who we represent. >> reporter: in a lapse in situational awareness was not that answer for attorneys watching the hearings from their offices in philadelphia. >> in our experience, witnesses memories get worst overtime, they don't get better overtime. >> reporter: they feel the ntsb report did not dig deep enough into the train's engineer who initially cited memory loss. >> we don't even know where he is. >> reporter: we were a able to reach out. >> this is brandon bostian. >> but no answer. >> please leave a message, thanks have a great day. >> reporter: following the crash bostian's friend praised his character and commitment to his job and safety. the ntsb and lawyers in philadelphia agree is that one person's error should never have been able to lead to this. >> hardest part of all this is that it was present on the tracks, a couple hundred feet away in the opposite direction. >> reporter: what he is

talking about is positive train control, a system in place just a few yards away from where that crash happened but in the on the same line. what it does do is override any potential operator error, all railroads not just amtrak must have that in place by the end of 2018. reporting live from 30th street station i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> will alex, thank you. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the northeast that gunfire erupted early this afternoon and "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is at police headquarters with the details on that, rahel. >> reporter: i can tell you detectives are inside police headquarters speaking to several people from the scene trying to get a better idea of exactly what happened this afternoon. police tell me that two weapons were recovered, one just besides the victims, possibly even belonging to the victim. for some, the sound tuesday near higbee and digman streets in the northeast were

recognizable. they have been heard here before. >> i need all new roofs because of bullet holes. this neighborhood is going down the tubes and i mean down. >> reporter: philadelphia police say they have received calls about tuesday have afternoon's shooting around 2:30. the adult male victim in his 20's was reportedly shot once in the head, neighbors say they heard many more shots. >> it was like fire works, so, more than one. >> back to back. it was six to eight shots. >> reporter: she tells "eyewitness news" the victim was found in the driveway behind a home and that is attempted to pass several people at police headquarters but wouldn't elaborate on their identities. >> we do have people here that we are talking to. >> reporter: as police collect evidence and processed the scene nearby lawton elementary school was placed on lock down, they may resume questioning what if the shooting happened just hours later. >> we have little kid out here

that play but today, you know, it is not a day to come outside. >> reporter: police tell me that the second weapon was found inside a car at the crime scene, again, several people are here at police headquarters, being questioned by detectives including the shooter i'm told, at this point no one has been named a suspect. reporting at police headquarters, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a short time ago chaka fattah left court in day two of his federal corruption trial in philadelphia. eleven term democrat ace accused of accepting bribes and misusing campaign funds, and federal grants. today on the stand the former ceo of sally may and a member of the fattah's 2007 mayoral campaign, detailed the flow of money connected to the congressman's mayoral bid. a military judge is delaying the start of the army sergeant bow bergdahl's military trial until february. bergdahl's attorneys asked for time to sort through classified documents they were granted

bergdahl is facing desertion charges for allegedly abandoning his post in afghanistan in 2009. prosecutors say that the desertion led to his capture by the taliban, in 2014 he was released in exchange for five taliban detaineeness u.s. custody. in campaign 2016 voters in kentucky and oregon make their voices heard in the presidential race. voting comes as a tax continue between hillary clinton and donald trump. craig boswell is at the white house with more. >> reporter: bernie sanders is optimistic about his chances in oregon and kentucky. >> well, i feel about oregon and kentucky the way i usually feel and that is if there is a a large voter turnout i think we will win. >> reporter: sanders is on a roll having won last two primaries but hillary clinton has 94 percent of the delegates needed and on track to secure the nomination in june. >> hello, lexington. >> reporter: clinton has invested time and money in kentucky trying to slow sanders momentum but she has saved most of her fire power

for donald trump even mocking his potential debate answers. >> one answer is i'm going to do it, i necessity he how to do it. i'll get it done but i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to do. >> reporter: clinton spending more time on trump during her campaign speeches and in a interview with you fox host megyn kelly, i will hit back. >> i will respond, sometimes maybe ten. i respond strongly but look in just about all cases i have been responding to what they did to me. >> reporter: new poll shows clinton with a three-point lead in a hypothetical match up with trump. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" never fun to say good bye, the finally of one of the cbs's mess popular shows is tonight and not only is one actor leaving for good he is giving us a hint at a major plot twist. do you think your day of work was bad? how about these guys and girls? what they were trying to do

coming up, kate. par for the cause, another glummy, may rain day to day but things are changing for the better as we head toward end of the week. i will tell you when temperatures head for 70's and more rain comes in time

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drivers on a highway encountered a bizarre scene during the morning rush. several called 911 to report this man, running on the expressway with his pant around his ankles. police responded, they tackled the man as he tried to get away. he was taken to a hospital to be check out. no word on where he came from, or why he decided to walk on

the highway. well, it was windy around here yesterday, but we could not do this, worker at mount washington observatory in new hampshire went outside yesterday to experience the wicked wind firsthand. thinks what 109-mile an hour wind can do. mount washington is the highest peak in the northeast and really tough weather. >> i will say that is a macing. >> i have never seen anything like that. do you see that when they experience the wind and see that. >> they kind of simulators that kids in amusement parks but when iowas in houston for hurricane ike coming on shore it was like that. standing in the wind you could not walk into it. it is a bizarre sensation. >> yes. >> cold out there. >> it doesn't look too bad. >> no, compared to that, talking about hurricanes, no, everything is quieter around here right now. we have rain, drizzle moving

through but it has been par for the course this month. we have had a lot of clouds, gray days, cool weather as well and a lot of the wet stuff. a lot of the green on the radar. lets look outside and take you to the roof cam which is brightening up over center city, still cloud and light rain and drizzle and been just gray. i just miss sun, i like sun in my windows i get more done in my house when sunnies out. days like think want to curl up with a blanket and maybe watching some tv. not a bad plan for tonight. lets look at storm scan three. here's you why may not want to be out and about this evening. we have light to moderate rain still coming down. it looked like it was clearing out and decided to rebuild on the back edge. so that rain rebuilding through chester, montgomery and bucks counties, it is pushing south and east and will continue to clear tonight but for next hour or so you you can expect light rain around the city, delaware counties through main line and wilmington delaware and across border through spots like cherry hill, camden and washington township this will

clear through shore points heading through overnight hours but there is still some rain behind this still a few you scattered showers over portions of ohio and back into indiana and illinois this wrinkle right here that will come through overnight and will fizzle but could bring showers even into tomorrow morning. in the meantime temperatures are chilly with the rain, 53 degrees. we got the to the 60's earlier this morning before the rain arrives but rain dropped the temperature very quickly. fifty-three. fifty-four in trenton. fifty-four in millville. it has been a are cool may on the whole so far. we have had 13 out of the seven days below average. six days with highs only in the 50's, and then by this point in may highs should be in the 70's. let's recap rain amounts today dover at quarter inch of rain, millville .2, wilmington at .16, in philadelphia new number shy of a tenth of an inch. we may get there before this rain clears out. doylestown .07. again it could be worse. it could be severe weather, flooding rain. this could be pattern we had over winter which would have

made for a interesting winter. we will take good with the bad and more good coming our way for end of the week. brighter even of the week, tomorrow cloud giving way to afternoon sun and i wouldn't hang my haddon it but couple showers still possible in the morning. best chance to see sunnies thursday, we will see sun through cloud and turning out mostly sunny in the afternoon highs in the 70es a. friday, sunny and nice, beautiful spring day, if only it could stick around but then we have a storm coming by to the south heading off the coast and it will bring weekend rain, period of rain with the slow moving system that may hang around for a couple days. overnight the 50 rain end early tomorrow morning showers and then still more clouds then sun in the afternoon. you're witness weather seven day forecast pair of great day thursday and friday and then more rain saturday, a shower sunday, we could see showers lingering into monday and tuesday of next week. ukee and jessica back to you. on the healthwatch tonight a bra that can detect breast cancer. researchers are very excited about wearable technology that

they say catches breast cancer in the early stages. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to show us thousand bra works. >> that is right, wonder bra. this smart bra looks like a sports bra inside our heat seeking sensors that could save a life. maker wants women to imagine having a breast cancer exam in your own home or as you go about your day. it is call the it bra and it could be the new weapon in detecting early signs of breast cancer. the here's how it works, connected patches are worn inside of the actual bra. the patches have metal sensors that detect a rise in temperature. theory, when cancer forms in the breast and tumor builds its own blood supply it increases heat. it bra picks up on that heat and send an alert to a woman's smart phone or computer. it is important to note that this does not the take the place of the mammogram, instead... >> this may help identify what group of patients, need to get

mammograms earl your. >> reporter: doctors say this technology is particularly important to women hoff dense breast tissue. >> in the dense breast population which ones need to get an mri, or some other testing to be beat ago this cancer. >> reporter: clinical trials on the it bra are underway at ohio state and stanford university. so far it has been tested on 500 patients, researchers say it is 87 percent accurate, slightly higher then mammograms at 83 percent. now company that develops the it bra plans more clinical trials and hopes to get f.d.a. approval this fall. researchers say some day women might be able to buy this smart bra at a drugstore and get results, similar to what they do with a pregnancy test. of course, they need follow-up with the doctor but again right now this does not replace a mammogram, all women who need a mammogram every year need to get one. >> still get that mammogram. >> thanks, stephanie. still ahead on "eyewitness

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i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitting here right now if it wasn't for pond lehocky. james cord inn released his latest car pool karaoke, passengers demi lovato and nick jonas. >> but as lou agear tells us it was more than just a sing along. >> hey there, buckle up for demi and nick's very revealing musical ride. >> ♪ >> couple car oak which demi and nick takes you inside their ten year friend ship and

talking about their past loves. >> you dated. >> his brother. >> joe. >> but you two never. >> no, no. >> really. >> nick you are dating seemingly everyone. >> yes. >> and who else. >> miley. >> miley cyrus. >> thanks, demi. >> thank you. >> but no. >> tell me the the truth. >> during the time you you are wearing the purity ring right. >> it was. >> it is not on any more. >> what do you mean. >> i was performing at a gay club one time and they literally chained me to the wall as i was performing to the song it was very incredible. >> they will kick off summer tour next month so james hoping to impress pop stars, left the wheel and hit the

streets. >> ♪ >> i heard someone say, i normally hate those two. >> we will have so much more on this tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> that was pretty good. >> he is so likable glow draws out the best of people. >> he does good watch inside tonight and every night at 7:30 here on cbs-3. speaking of war pool karaoke corden says no go for car pool karaoke at tony's. >> corden is set to host 20916 tone a ward here on cbs-3 but he says the show will not contain a car pool karaoke segment. why? he says it doesn't make sense. more on entertainment tonight the at 7:00 on cb is. three. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> reporter: philadelphia priest attend so-called mandatory private meetings with the archbishop. i'm joe holden. my sources are telling me exactly what was discussed.

ntsb releasing findings in the deadly amtrak crash in port richmond the reason they say the train left tracks and where the investigation goes from here. kate? and it has been another rainy, gray mayday we have had quite a few this may but we have sunshine in the forecast, staying soggy for now but i'll tell you when that changes coming up tonight at 6:00. we will awe know you you can get a great view of the philadelphia sky line from camden but what about the view on this side of the river. i'm cleve bryan, coming up i'll show you dramatic changes that are happening at the camden waterfront. the it is 6:00 o'clock. in the the news gathering of priestness montgomery county, in a private, meeting and tonight, "eyewitness news" has learned what was going on behind closed doors. we're told meeting focused on the issue of sex abuse and laws surrounding it.

good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. cbs-3 was the only station at the meeting and "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in blue bell with details of what went on inside, joe? >> reporter: jessica, ukee, good evening, we are told that the archdiocese scheduled these two meetings now and it lasted some two hours. inside, sources tell us, there was a lot of question/answer with the archbishop following a formal, more of a formal setting and in the end though this dealt with how the church might be confronting significant revisions the to the statutes of limitations. it was the archdiocese filled with the private gathering between archbishop charles chaput and scores of priests, sources inn said saint helena this blue bell says chaput the leader of the church and 1.4 million catholics addressed statute of limitations reform in harrisburg. >> we have had so many secret meeting and agenda and all we ask for is