to have caught early. health officials say they've identified nearly 150 cases of this bacterial infection across multiple states, some of them in our region. >> after weeks of investigation, multiple states say 149 cases of the bacterial infection, a germ typically found in soil and water. as of last week there are country 52 cases of this bacterial infection in new jersey, 26 in pennsylvania, and four in delaware. the rest were found in new york and maryland. the centers for disease control and prevention have linked the multi state outbreak to pre-filled syringes, from the texas based company, nurse assist, which voluntarily recalled those products, in early october. >> it is likely that there is some problem in the manufacturing of the salt water syringes and in that the salt water is not adequately sterilized. >> most of the confirm case haves been in patients at long-term care or rehabilitation facilities,

doctor kneel fishman, infectious disease expert, says the a bacteria can be resistant to the first line of antibiotics, symptoms may vary. >> fever, chills, most common. >> he said it largely affect those with weak immune systems, or cysticfibrosis, most individuals are not at risk and should not panic? there really isn't a risk of it being transmitted person to person. the only risk ongoing risk is if there is ongoing use of the contaminated syringe. >> we've been working in cooperation with the cbc, fda, various state health departments to ensure patient safety. there have been six deaths out of those bacterial infection cases but health officials say it is not clear whether that is due to the bacterial infection specifically or from another cause, or condition, and anyone who may have been

exposed should see a doctor, that's the latest here, anita o cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, chopper three over crash involving a school bus and a car in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. this happened around 3:15 this afternoon on lehigh avenue near jasper street there were children on the bus at the time, but no injuries reported, the caution of the crash under investigation. >> piece of heavy equipment flips over at a landfill in gloucester county happened near monday villanueva road, south harrison township after 9:00 this morning, we're told that worker was able to get himself out. equipment as it flipped. he was treated for concussion symptoms at the scene. we have new information tonight, about a flash mob attack in center city philadelphia. police say two teenage boys are in custody, and they are looking for more suspects. the mob of about 50 or 60 teens gathered saturday night around 6:00 in the 1600 block of walnutment the teens ran through traffic, jumped on cars and started assaulting

people. six people were injured, including a off duty police detective, and his wife. president-elect donald trump is continuing his work to fill key cabinet and administrative positions. well, he takes the oath of office in january. trump began his first full work week since winning the election while protesters continue to event their anger at his victory. hundreds of student took to the streets of the east los angeles to protest the election of donald trump as president, some carried signs supporting imigrants, muslims, and gay people, the protest comma day after the president-elect appeared on 60 minutes, and spoke about which illegal imigrants he plans to target. >> we have a lot of these people, 2 million, 3 million, going to get them out of the country. >> outside the trump tower, where he continues to build his transition team and cabinet. rnc chairman rans prefer just

chief of staff, paul ryan could help trump fast track policy legislation. and, stephen bannon was named chief strategist and senior counselor. the former ceo of news was criticized for using the website as a platform for the at right movement, which has been linked to white national i am. the antidefamation league issued statement saying, quote, it is a sad day when a man who presided over a loose knit group of white national lists and racists is slated to be a senior staff member in the people's house. >> president obama talked about president-elect trauma at news conference late this afternoon, the president took questions before heading out on his last foreign trip as president. he also talked about the concerns minorities and others have about a trump presidency. >> i don't think any president comes in saying i want to figure out how to make people

angry oral yen ate half the country. i think he is going to try as best he can to make sure that he delivers, not only for the people who voted for him, but for the people at large. >> the president went on to say both sides of the political divide should give the president-elect time to set up his team and space to golf glenn there is a lot of interest and in some communities fear over exactly how president elect trump will deal with illegal immigration. it is an issue he talked lot about on the campaign trail. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us more with that. >> reporter: dave's statement on 60 minutes were little different than we heard on the campaign trail we heard for almost two years, he talked about immigration, and many people any time you mention immigration they get up in arms. >> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back. but certainly don't be afraid. >> in his first television interview as president-elect, donald trump spoke directly to immigrant, legal and i will legal.

trump don't be afraid comment dif aired little bit from his tone during the campaign. a tone that has caused demonstrators to come out every night since the election. in philadelphia and other cities, police have responded to vandalism, involving racial slurs. >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. >> the topic of race and i am graduation is so tense, that center city pastor has agreed house an illegal immigrant and his family inside the church. >> how does that make you feel? >> like i'm living my fate, we're doing the right thing. >> pastor robin, with arch street united methodist church, told "eyewitness news" immigration an issue that he's passionate about, has always been a problem, now just more people are aware of it. he said woe take in as many people as possible, but room is running out. he's asking his colleagues in town to literally practice what they preach. >> i'm encouraging other

congregations, other people's conscious to consider whether they would join us, and open their doors. >> when talking about illegal immigration, donald trump has mentioned that the big wall that he wants to build on the southern border of the us and mexicoment tonight i am speaking to construction manager who actually has built many walls on different project over the years. he weighs in on donald trump's project to see if it is actually feasible. we'll have that story tonight at 6:00. reporting live, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you then, meanwhile, the bishop urging president-elect to adopt humane topics, according to the u.s. conference of catholic bishops serving and welcoming people fleeing conflict and violence part of their identity as roman catholics. church leaders said they would continue to offer that aid. the bishop made the plea today at the start of their annual fall meeting in baltimore. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of our next president. you can get the latest developments any time at

cbsphilly.com. well, lots of smiling faces in eagles nation today after the birds took care of the falcons at link con financial field who remain unbeaten at home. >> i like that, director don bell, how they were able to beat the highest scoring team in the league. >> sunday fun day for so many people involved. and a pass happy league, eagles went back to basics, old school performance. they ran the ball. controlled the clock. and played smash mouth defense. the very start, they established ryan mathews on the ground. he finished with 109 yards and some touchdowns. the defense harassed exton native matt ryan. the falcons finished with 15 points in only 111th downs. their lowest total of the season. here's head coach doug pederson in the lockerroom after the win. >> you guys have to stop it, and you kept stopping, and you kept, no matter what was faced, you kept. defense can't say enough. can't say enough. okay? offense, you made the plays

when you need to make them. we score. field goal, special teams, kick off returns, eagles! (cheers). >> judge smiles all around, snack two game losing streak, up next, trip to see atom play the six-two-one seahawks. last night in new england taking on the new england path tree at, rematch of superbowl couple of years ago, big time game for the eagles coming up. >> keep chopping out west. >> okay, well, after a sunny and chilly weaken, the clouds have moved in. and the rain probably not far behind. meteorologist, kate bilo, live on our cbs-3 skydeck with first look at this rain in the forecast. kate? >> reporter: jessica, hard to believe this morning, looking at the perfect blue sky that the clouds were eventually going to take over. but take over they d now it is mostly cloudy and storm scan3 shows wet weather is not too far away, you can see the clouds as me moved on in, now rain starting to fill in down

the shore. some light rain over southern delaware, as well, does look like the steadiest of the rain with this system will be east of philadelphia, mainly down the shore, and into delaware, that's where it is right now. but, gradually, through the remainder of this evening, showers will be advancing a little further inland. and with the clouds, really increasing this afternoon, temperatures have dropped, as well. here is a look at what's currently falling, mainly from atlantic county, atlantic city, margate down through cape may, there are some steady showers coming down right now, temperatures, only in the mid 50's, right now, 55 in philadelphia, chilly 51 in milville and 53 degrees in wildwood. so, again, timing it out by about 8:00, 9:00 showers will move little further inland, coming up i'll time out the showers for your morning commute, tell you how that could be impacted when the rain moves out of here, also, nice warm up to tell but. more on that, back to you. >> kate, see you in a bit. straight ahead on "eyewitness news", protecting and serving, getting a helping hand, in one local town. we will tell you where all officers from the police team down to part timers will be equipped with body cameras,

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following sunday pour put earl quake, new zealand planning to send military helicopters and navy ships, arrest thousands of people trapped in the coastal town. officials say the quake cut off train and vehicle access leaving estimated 1,000 people stranded. >> people, quite a number of tourists. >> the 7.8 magnitude earthquake killed two people and triggered small tsunami. disaster left people flying for higher ground. >> lauren casey explains why this earthquake was so

powerful. >> ♪ >> the earthquake in new zealand caused massive infrastructure damage, so what's the atlantic city behind the cause of earthquakes? i talked with doctor nicholas, associate professor in the earth and environmental science department at temple university to find out. >> every once in a while these places suddenly slip. that sudden slip then we deal as an earthquake. >> the earth comprised of 15 major plates, where they meet, we have what are known asphalts. >> you want to think of a fault as a break in the earth, where compressed together, held together, in a relative position by friction. >> just as friction between our feet and the ground keeps us upright, sometimes the friction is compromised and we trip. >> eventually, the force of that compression becomes so strong, it exceeds that friction and we get sudden split, once it starts, it releases all sort of energy. >> three main types of faults that can cause an earthquake.

normal, strike flip, and reverse or thrust. >> if you think about two plates, think of them as my hands pressed together, and plates with either move apart, they can move along each other, or you could shove one underneath the other. >> new zealand earthquake was due to reverse faulting. >> this is a case when two plates are colliding with each other, and the one is being thrust underneath the other, and actually sends under the miles into the earth. and in this case, we had sudden lurch. >> the size of an earthquake is a measure of this release energy, rated bynum percent or levels on the richter scale. the higher on the scale, the greater the shaking, and the more damage, by ex pen den shale degree. >> by the time you get above magnitude six, you see more severe damage. while dealing with new zealand, just very large. >> there was some concern that this earthquake could trigger a large tsunami. but doctor says it appears that the earthquake was too deep to have ruptured the ocean floor, and thus no

significant tsunami resulted. >> in the einstein healthcare science center, meteorologist, lauren case. >> i well look that the video. kate, you said you have personal connection to that their. >> yes, my brother and sister-in-law live on new zealand, on the north islands, no damage, they're safe, but they woke up in the middle of the night hearing shaking and water sliding and one of those things you don't expect. they're okay but such a scary thing to go through. and to feel it that far north so strong, just how strong it was. thank you, lauren, explaining the science. >> seriously. >> let's take a peak at our weather, certainly little quieter here, we do have some rain starting to move in, the day started off beautifully, but it is still has changed through the afternoon, we take you through time lapse video. >> this starts at about 9:00 a.m. in kutztown, you can see, beautiful deep blue sky. then here we go. watch the clouds come in from the south. i'm going to come in quick limit there they go. quickly the clouds move, in

there they go, ends at 5:00, overcast, and not all that attractive looking outside, definitely turned a little gloom think afternoon. the rain still off to the south. you can see it has pick up in intensity a bit along the shore points, this from portions of atlantic county specially right on down through cape may. lesser extent over sussex county, delaware, lifting along ocean county, as well, so if in your lbi expect to get the rain quickly if you haven't already, toms river eventually, as well. further inland, not seeing quite as much of it, at least yet. right now pretty much relegated to the coast. see around sea isle, probably, ocean city good dose of rain at the moment. we widen out, want to show you the system creating the rain, you you can can see right down here, most headed out to sea, another batch to the west. we have to watch for this to fill n that's what it will try to do overnight and into tomorrow morning. now, tough to pinpoint these kind of rainfall amount, because it is kind of scat nerd nature. see overnight, few showers start to move in by about 10:00. some steadier rain may start to head west overnight

tonight. then into tomorrow morning, here is eight, 9:00 a.m., into 11:00 a.m., pockets of steadier rain, there as chance this could stay further to the east, expect to wake up to bit of wet and soggy commute. by tomorrow afternoon or evening some breaks in the cloud cover. it will try to clear out. so what to expect, showers at times, that's overnight, mainly through tuesday morning, the steadiest will be southeast of philadelphia. so eastern new jersey, southeastern delaware, that's where you will see the steadiest rain amounts, generally around carpet err of an inch, probably less in philadelphia, in fact, two main models kind every split, gfs has just over quarter of an inch, euro .7 inches in the city with higher amounts south and east. over night your low 45. mostly cloud which showers developing. morning showers tomorrow, then staying mainly cloudy. maybe few breaks of blue sky in the afternoon. but the good news is after tomorrow morning, you can ditch that umbrella you can put it pretty far away, also put it with the heavy coat. we have warm upcoming wednesday, still seasonable, 62 degrees, on thursday, if that sounds wonderful wait

until you see the end of the week and the weekends, well, well, well, feel like we're going back to october. >> right before thanksgiving, too, wow, thanks, kate. appreciate t still ahead on "eyewitness news", not your average smart watch. >> record your steps and other information like other smart watches but this one does not run on battery power. we'll tell you what makes it go. >> cole hamels no long area philly but philadelphia remains in his heart. how the world series champ is making a difference in the delaware valley. next in sports.

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back, and now we're talking about a former phil. >> i yes. >> philadelphia's own. >> always, always, this guy, was hero here, as women, man, did he a lot of great stuff here. he may be a texas ranger now, but cole hamels, along with his wife, heidi, continued to make their presence felt here in our community, and they recently wrote another big check to prove it pat gallen has more. >> although no long area philadelphia philly, continue to leave strong impression on city, that he still calls home. the hamels' foundation is still very much a part of the fabric of the city of philadelphia, and they recently donated over $95,000 to wb saul high school here in the roxborough section of the city. >> just very happy for what we're able to now help provide for these students, and the school, because the school has done amazing job, and it is, it is a lot different than i think what you expect in philadelphia. >> the grant that the hammell's foundation provide at saul high school will go toward repairs in their

greenhouse structures, hamels are happy to help whenever and where ever they. >> the fact that everybody here notices that we want to be part of something bigger than ourselves, and make this place better than, you know, how it was. >> as far as baseball is concerned, cole has continued his success in texas. although, he does notice a difference when it comes to the fan base. >> they have great leadership like philly, but there is something, citizens bank park, you know, in the summer, the sell-out, the energy level. >> hard to beat. >> it is very hard to beat. >> we haven't had that feeling in quite some time, cole reflect fondly when the team was contend contending each year. >> do you believe it has been eight years since you guys won? >> no, i mean, i guess it just shows i'm getting older. i'm glad i'm still around. >> not gray? >> not yet. but i'm glad i'm still around. hopefully i can do that with another franchise. it is something special.

>> pat gallen, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> oh, king cole, 32 years old now, so old. cole hamels, and making a difference. still making a difference. >> that's right. thanks, buddy, appreciate t coming up in our next half hour, president-elect owns 69 properties here and around the globe. >> is it okay to have his children take over the family business? or will that and conflict of interest? what ethics experts are saying, that's coming up after the break. >> and she made headlines during the president a.m. campaign after contentious exchanges with then presidential candidate, donald trump. now, megan kelly opens up about trump, and also, alleged sexual harrassment by her fox news channel and much more, inside preview of her tell-all interview with doctor phil. whether we come back.

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this is bs3 "eyewitness news". now, at 5:30, president-elect trump business empire, right now, in campaign says he's figuring out how to transfer the family real estate business, to his children. some say the president-elect massive portfolio present conflict of interest, and the news continues at 5:30, hi, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. more on the introspect in the president-elect business from outside the trump international hotel in washington. >> as a candidate last december, donald trump was asked about the fight against isis, began by saying this. >> i have a little conflict of interest, because i have a major, major building, in istanbul. and it is a tremendously successful job. it is called trump towers. >> as president-elect, that confession is all the more striking, given his 59 properties around the world bearing his name. while there are rules to prevent conflict of interest

for government officials, they don't play to the president and vice president, but traditionally put investments in a blind trust. asked about this in january, trump said, he would ask him chase -- children. >> i would put it in a blind trust, well i, i don't know if it is a blind trust, if eric and ivanka could run it, but probably have my children run it with my executives. and i wouldn't ever be involved. >> now with his children involved in the transition, watchdog say the set up doesn't wall off the trump organization from the trump administration. >> what that is, turning your business interest over to your family, which is very close, a real blind trust, would be one where he picked a third party, independent third party to manage his investments. >> arrangement doesn't solve conflict like trump he's relationship with do you have banks, one of his main lenders, according to his financial disclosure, he owes the bang more than $300 million in mortgages, the bank is currently in

multi-billion dollar negotiations, with adjust tis department, trade being toxic mort gangs in the run up of the mortgage crisis. closer to home, there is the trump bold post office hotel where the landlords is the federal government. which trump will now head. >> over sees, and they tell us, they'll be putting plan in place, but nothing hag tart dollars yet. trump will be appointing new head of the gsa, and will be able to renegotiate his lease under certain conditions. >> we learn today president-elect trump and putin spoke by telephone. according to the statement from the president-elect team, puton called to offer his congratulations. also told the two leaders discussed the situation in syria, as well as the need to improve us russia relations. meanwhile, more protests this time, hundreds of student at a maryland high school, walked out of class, to

protest president trump. >> this was the scene earlier at montgomery high school in silver spring marched lands. police say they'll let the school system handle any discipline. well, as the supermoon lit the sky this morning in san fern nan dough california, large brush fire burned below. local fire officials say the fire was reported just before 6:00 this morning, the flames, and smoke, continued to spread uphill at this hour. no structures have been threatened, and no one has been injured from that blaze. wikileaks founder julian as ankle was questioned buick which door yan prosecutors london about possible sexual misconduct committed in sweden's six years ago. prosecutors interviewed him at the embassy where he is currently seeking refuge. officials are looking for information related to serious allegations, made by two women including charges of rape. supporters say he's being hounded because wikileaks has exposed actions of the us government. megyn kelly opening up for the first time about alleged sexual harrassment by her

former boss, former fox news ceo roger all. >> host also made headlines for her contentious exchanges with then presidential candidate donald trump during a interview, and then as she moderated a debate. the insiders joins us from la with more. louie? >> yes, ukee, jessica, despite the 76 year old denying kelly's claims, megan sat down with doctor phil to talk about the problems she said she encountered with the man, she once called her mentor. >> my problems with roger began when i was at the company for 12 months. i was a first year reporter. and i was call up to new york, but the problem with that meeting and several that happened over the next six months was not only was there legitimate professional advice, but there were grossly inch a prepare rep at comments. >> in her first on camera interview, while promoting her new book, fox news star megyn kelly takes doctor phil inside her at times uncomfortable work relationship with now ex boss, roger all.

>> this was specific comments about my body, how he wanted to see me, and it grew more severe over time. >> give me an example. >> well, like he said he knew i must have some very serbs i brass, and woe like to see me in them. i am not looking to be sell airasia, and trust me there is isn't pleasant for me to discuss. but i want people to understand this was real, he did do this, and i was far from the only one. >> and we'll have so much more on this story tonight on the insider. ukee, jessica, back to you in the studio. >> megyn kelly's full interview on doctor phil tomorrow at 4:00 right here on cbs-3. stay with us for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. veteran journalist, again eiffel has died, passed away today, she has been battling endometrial cancer while covering this year's presidential election, managing editor of washington week and the co-anchor and komen averaging editor of pbs news anchor, was former

newspaper reporter, and moderated two vice presidential debates. gwen was 61 years old. >> such an inspiration, to so many. well, as we continue tonight, i'm sure many people would agree, we wish our pets could live longer. >> scientists are test ago pill that won't let them live forever, but it could send save theirs lives, and for people, too. plus: >> i don't like one place. >> and he's not letting his wheelchair keep him in one place. what this world travelers wants everyone to know. kate? >> sometimes it speeds up the work week to look ahead to the weekends early, so let's take a peak at your weekend watch this monday. it will be split weekends, the day to get outside, saturday, sunny and mild, temperatures in the upper 60s, in many spots. maybe even making a run for 70. but then sunday big changes, showers invade, and it will be much, much coolerment temperatures drop, will stay on the low side into next week, enjoy saturday, especially, we'

>> you may no longer have to worry about charging or replacing the batteries in your smart watch. take a look at this. this is the new power watch, designed by matrix industries. it uses somo electric which converts temperature difference noose electricity. the watch hit the market today. you can get one for about $100. sorry, ladies, but i have no idea, only available foremen. >> a book store own nerve wyoming has banned wifi, and other electronics from the premises, the store's owner says the whole point of doing is to get people to put down their phones and actually read the book. >> we want peak to be able to come into the store, relax, enjoy a book, who ever says custom verse whole heart educationally embrace the rules sailing the book store is the perfect place for peace and quiet. >> the maker of oreo cook cyst looking to take a bite out of the candy industry in the

u.s., teaming up with the european chocolate company, to launch oreo candy bar, this sweet tweet will come in three sizes including 10-ounce bar meant for shaping. all three will have the classic oreo waive err with the vanilla cream filling, also chocolate. the big bar is available in some stores nationwide already. the rest will be made available in january. >> got to find those. >> you going to share? >> i would always share. >> sharing is caring. and that looks good. that looks good. sneak peak at the long awaited beauty and the beast movie. that's coming up in about 50 minutes.

>> ♪ >> ♪ breaking news into us right now, chopper three live over a crash involving a police officer and a dirt bike in the wissinoming section of northeast philly. now there is all unfolded just before 5:00 over on torresdale avenue, near howell street. we're told one person was

taken to aria-torresdale hospital for treatment. at the moment, it is unknown if the officer was hurt, or if the person on the dirt bike. well, cherry hill police department says all officers from the chief on down to part timers are now equipped with body cameras in the technology will be used at all times. >> police say the cameras increase transparency and help hold officer and the public accountable for their actions, the department has had in-car cameras for 12 years, they say these body cams will not be an additional layer of safety. >> the next logical step for us, to make sure that we capture everything, so the body cameras in not a replacement or in-car camera system, supplement the audio and video recording capabilities that we currently have in place. >> the cherry hill police department participated in field testing and evaluating those cameras, the program is funded by state and federal grant money. well, for many dog owners, watching a pet age can be heart wrenching. tonight on the cbs-3 health watch, there may and way to

stop time. >> so many people are, tell us more, tell us more, more on drugs being tested to help dogs, but also people. >> exactly. anti-aging treatment or both, right? this is a drug that was originally designed for transplant patient. it is also been shown to help make mice live up to 60% longer. well, now, scientists are trying it out as an anti-aging drug in dogs, and humans. >> zoe is the family above lab, at the age of 15, she is showing discontinuing signs of old age, average life span for labs is 12 years. >> she takes an anti-inflammatory, each day, and she also takes an equivalent of a doggy ibuprofen. >> now this, call capped rapimocn adding years to a dog's life. >> you know, my lab seems pretty remarkable effect in increasing life span, improving health during aging. >> doctor matt, overseeing the

study of rapomia sin and its effect on dogs. >> didn't detect any significant side effect in the dogs getting the drugs, that's great. >> it is used primarily as anti-rejection drug for kidney transplants, in humans, in large doses, there can be serious side effect, but in lower doses, it is showing promise, as a drug that could suppress disease annex tends life in animals and potentially, people, too. >> mumbo is three been on it for six months. >> he should be at the end of his life. he doesn't look it. >> yes. >> owner said momo had been let and i before taking the drug, now plays like a puppy again. >> if we could slow the process down, get two, three more years out of our dog with a good quality of life that would be really something. but the question is is it preventing cancer and that's why they're living longer, or is it somehow reversing aging so they're being younger for longer? >> interesting. now, experts say, studies are

preliminary, but promising. it can currently be prescribed by a veterinarian, but it is not recommended, so there is more information. and that dog aging project is starting the next phase of research on that drug. >> we have a link up for that information, so people, cbsphilly.com. click on health. also on facebook and twitter because i am know so many people are interested. >> hello. >> right? >> i mean, what a wonderful thing that would be. >> finger crossed on this one. >> who says dogs can't be great work out bodies 134 doak owners in japan successful broke the words record for completing yoga session with their pets. good dogs there. the dogs behave themselves, while their owners got in a work out. >> a lot of downward dog, sorry. >> the event was part of japan's annual family week, which encourages family bonding, good way, take your dog to work out, to bond. you. >> went there with the downward dog. >> my dog, i would probably

hurt my dog. i have bigger dogs. >> the little ones that can stand on you. >> exactly. went out for walk this morning it was absolutely beautiful. but then looks like things just went downhill? >> yes, there was not a cloud in the sky around 9:00 this morning, i posted picture on facebook, blue skies as far as the eye can see, then 2:00, 3:00. and bit of supermoon spoiler unfortunately, tonight. >> oh, yes. >> i wanted to see that. >> beautiful last night. wasn't quite super yet. but tonight would have been the night. and looks like mother nature has ruined that for all of us. it is going to be cloudy outside. you may be able to see brighter glow behind the cloud cover but that's probably about it, blame the storm coming up the coast bringing rain from portions of the carolinas, virginia, earlier now in our area, let's take a look what's going on, start you off, look outside, roof cam, showing still dry conditions over center city philadelphia. looking good for now. no problems just yet. but maybe a little bit different tomorrow morning,

morning commute, soggy side. if you're down the shore this evening that's where the rain is steadiest, i'll show that you in just a moment. first off we like to check in with our eyewitness weather watchers, and they are reporting pretty cool conditions, over cast conditions, as women, we check in at 55 degrees, with kenneth martin in willingboro. he says looks like rain on cherry blossom lane, where ever that is, need the rain. we sure do. and kenneth always good for a rhyme which always bridges a smile to my face. jeff moore in hatfield, got 52 degrees, cloud cover, see if we have anyone checking in down the shore, as always, we do, my friends jane, ocean sit, reporting some rain there. 55 degrees, only had about .10 of an inch or less, light rain started 4:45 p.m. here in ocean city. that's really the only place that's picking up any appreciable rainfall, even in delaware, still generally dry, for now, at jason's house middletown, 53, he says, cold this morning, then warmed up nicely. sure did. the sun, but now the temperatures are dropping again, as the rain comes in, and our photos from our eyewitness weather watcher

showing the clouds, you can see the difference, here early in the day, blue skies, beautiful morning, and then later in the afternoon, greg mccoy sends thus one, dark fast with overcast skies. here what's it look like on storm scan3, you can see the rain generally moving off the coast right now. and it is heavy in portions of coastal new jersey, but the rest of the area, still dry, for the moment. light showers southern delaware, down the shore is where we're seeing it, notice all lifting to the north, and it will start to fill in. i do think the heaviest amounts will be felt down the shore from, again, atlantic city right down through cape may. already starting to filter in southeastern burlington county, southern ocean county, as women, that's where the steadiest is, so travels up and down the atlantic city expressway, up and down the garden state parkway. look at the steady downpour right now, just moving from kay may into atlantic county where the heaviest rain is for this evening. how much will we see eventually? once this starts to fill in, looking at the highest amounts, over thirds ann, wildwood up to atlantic sit, philadelphia may check in with less than quarter of an inch, further north and west you go,

the lower those and the will be, as this system is moving along the coast. so, on the road for your tuesday morning, especially depending where you are, you can see light rain, some road spray, again not total wash out, not talking about heavy heavy rain here, but will be slower than average. so as always, drive with caution. after those showers move out in the afternoon, we've got high pressure building back in, wednesday into thursday. and we're going to see little warm up. up to 60 degrees by thursday, or into the 60s, late in the week the jet stream lift well to the north, brinking in above average temperatures. as we head through friday, and saturday. so, your overnight forecast, mostly cloudy, showers developing, 45 is your overnight low. for your tuesday, morning showers, then mostly cloudy, seasonable, we're in the up ear's, which is where we should be this time of the year. but big changes on the way, with the seven day forecast, take a look at this stretch. through the end of the week. sun returns on wednesday. thursday we're up to 62, with sunshine, then friday, and saturday, near 70 degrees, in spots, with lots of sun, then

the bottom falls out, starting sunday. ukee, jessica, back to you. >> my, thank you, kate. >> more than 2 million americans need a wheelchair to get around, but not many has gone as far in one as cory lee. >> time to introduce you to the 26 year old from georgia with a very full passport. >> for cory lee it, started with a short crews to the bahamas in high school. >> and that trip had spark something inside of me that made me want to keep going further. >> final muscular atrophy type two prevented him from every taj g more than a few stems. he couldn't stop him though from traveling the world, from australia, to israel, fin lands to iceland, how many countries? >> eighteen so far. >> even with his mom sandy at his side there is no ends to the hassle of wheelchair travel. >> so three years ago, cory started a blog. curb free, with cory lee. to help other wheelchair travelers, tourism boards and four operators took notice and

started sponsoring adventures that wouldn't have been possible on his mom's salary working at a nursing home. >> he does things in he's done more than i could have ever imagined or wished for him. >> it makes core a bit weaker every year. >> i used to be able to lift my arms up. now i can't really do that. >> so there is urgency to his travel. after this interview in new york, cory was off to south africa, on safari. >> i don't like being stuck in one place. and by me going out, you know, not only shows other wheelchair users, but it shows able bodied people that are just here in central park. he's out here, strolling around with us, i feel like people have this preconceived notion of wheelchair users just staying at home, laying in a bed. >> good for him. >> wonderful. still ahead on "eyewitness news", long awaited movie trailer is out. >> (movie clip). >> disney fans get ready.

we will show you more of beauty and the beast on the

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

>> full lent trainer for disney life remake of beauty and the beast has been revealed. >> the one who breaks the spell. >> like the animated 1991 original, the new film sees villager maurice finds himself lock up by the beast's castle, freedom is secured when his caught err bell played by emma watson offers to take soon discovering, the beast is not what i ' peers, beauty and the beast due to screen world war in march 2017. >> it will be march madness at the movies. >> big at my house growing up. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> drug overdoses one county

has new plan to supply schools with a overdose reversing drug. i'm joe holden. hear from one mother who has a powerful message to parent. >> president-elect donald trump still needs to plan some sort of wall on the mexican board err, but is that plan really feasible? we talked to local contractor about whether what it would take to make it happen. why it is being called an interesting project. kate? >> sunny start to the day, but then the clouds move in. what to expect for your morning commute. >> save the grave, large crack developed on ben franklin's grave. now the money needed to fix the founding father's final resting place. all next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and here's what's happening, alarming news for some parents in bucks county,

a drug used to reverse an overdose will be available to middle school student. and it is already been made available in school district across the country. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe hole send live in bensalem with more on why some say it is a necessary step. joe? >> parent tonight in bucks county are debate something middle school too young for the last stone to be available. when we spoke to one mother she has interesting perspective. she lost a child, to overdose, and she says why even take the chance? >> he was a good kid, kinds kid, gentle soul. >> something she west recalls with daily, if only there was when her son david and 2014 was overdosing. >> all think that they're invincible, not going to happen to them. >> david died at 21, his brother was also in the flows of an overdose at the s