situation, and, placed under control. good afternoon i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. police shot and killed the attacker. officials identity higham as abdul razak ali artan a somalia born legal u.s. resident and, osu student. >> it is still a very active situation. >> reporter: police swarmed campus of the ohio state university in columbus as word gout on the an attack at the hall which laoss the department of materials, science and engineers. the first reported as a shooting, police say a more complex picture of the attack, emerged. >> male suspect drove vehicle over curb at the west 19th, west of college avenue, struck pedestrians. he then exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. our officers was on the scene in less than a minute and he event situation. >> reporter: authorities a ten people were quickly transported to hospitals. >> there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts. and most likely as the chief

said from the stab wound, from butcher knife. then there were a number of people that had orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to the car. >> reporter: suspect was shot and killed by police checking out reports have the gas leak at that location. a witness took this graphic photo of the fallen suspect with police being standing nearby. state, local and federal officials are working very hard with the university personnel to learn more about the suspect and a motive. terrorism has not been ruled out. >> we will continue to work with the students, faculty, staff to make this the safees lays we can make it. >> reporter: school and law enforcement agree that the quick actions of the the first responders may have saved many lives. classes at ohio state university were cancelled for the day, following the incident, it is unclear when classes will resume. green party presidential candidate jill stein is asking a pennsylvania court to order a recount of the state's presidential election results. that is unclear right now if the courts have the authority to order a recount, and

secretary of state says that there is no evidence of voting irregularities, or sign's tax on electronic voting machines. president-elect trump edged hillary clinton out in pennsylvania by 71,000 votes. our david spunt is working on the story and will have more on the recount effort at 5:30. authorities in wilmington are investigating shooting of a five-year old boy, he got on the school bus, he was waiting for and then realized he was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in wilmington with more on this, anita. >> reporter: well, jessica a spokesmen for the school bus company tells me that all of the students got on the bus and then shortly after notified the driver when they realized that one of them had been shot. that is when paramedics were able to treat the 15 year-old boy who is now recovering at the hospital from multiple gunshot wounds. >> it is sad, it the is disgusting. you know, holidays, it is will holiday season. >> reporter: just before 7:00 neighbors near 2700 block of north van buren street woke up to gunfire.

>> gun shots, little pop, pop, pop, pop. >> my husband was in his truck. he said get behind the car, get behind the car. i was frozen. >> reporter: bullets hit a 15 year-old boy in the left arm and abdomen area while waiting at the bus stop. >> it sounded like five or six shots rang out and then suddenly these kid come up the street. >> reporter: officials say gunshot victim is a ninth grade student at john dickinson high school. >> he has a good record at the school and that he is well known by staff, and that, you know, that everyone is just, pulling for him, today. >> reporter: eyewitnesses describe seeing at least one shooter with a white mask opening fire and then running off, now neighbors say more need to be done to protect students. >> we have had some concern about their safety, so we finally have, stop sign put up, and that won't stop a bullet. >> reporter: now with the results of the incident school district officials plan to launch a program called corner to corner on tuesday instead

of next year as discussed. >> this will be adults walking, students to their bus stops, in the morning, throughout the city. >> i think we need to pray that it gets better instead of worse. >> reporter: and at last check student is in stable condition, at ai du pont children's hospital, meantime no word on a suspect or a motive, anyone with any information is asked to call police. live from wilmington anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there has been a outpouring of support for center city resident injured last week when a package bomb blew up in his hand. this is crowd funding page set up to help jim alden that raised 12,000 of the $25,000 role, he was inside his apartment at 18th and pinellas tuesday when he opened an envelope that he says, looks like a piece of regular mail, and then it exploded. so far police have not made any arrests. well, prime time football comes to lincoln financial field tonight, eagles take on the packers and bird are fighting for a playoff spot.

>> sports director don bell joins us from the link. don, one of the big questions is the status on have nelson ago hall or, what is the very latest. >> good evening, guys, will he or won't he talking about the second year wide receiver nelson agholor. there are plenty of store lines, involving the eagles and the green bay packers but that is perhaps the biggest one, for the bird. now, as you know agholor had a rough week this week and, of course, its stems from his performance last week against seattle seahawks when he dropped one pass, that cost the bird probably 25-yard or so, and also had a penalty that cost him a touchdown. he says after that game he pretty much has a mental block of playing football right now, and head coach, just a couple days ago doug pederson was asked if nelson agholor will suit up here tonight. >> i'm not ruling him out right now, again, we're preparing 25 guys to go in the football game, we haven't made a decision yet, and he has been working extremely hard doing everything right this week. so we will see come game time.

>> communication is key. gave meehan opportunity to get better by putting me in the situation and by, you know, what is this front of me right now is an opportunity, to show, you know, mental toughness to show resilience i. >> reporter: so nelson agholor a game time decision here at lincoln financial field, also want to let you know it is's special nice because merrill reese, voice of the eagles for 40 years along with ax man, the ax man jeremiah the trotter both guys will be inducted in the teams hall of fame. we will talk about that more later on in sports. but in the meantime it is a beautiful day here, at the link, and we're now going to get a check on the game time weather with kate bilo on the sky deck, kate. >> hi there, don it is a beautiful evening and great day so far and good news is we will squeak this game in before some big rain arrives, and that could get here as soon as later tonight. the lets look at is what going on temperature wise outside heading down to the game we have tailgating. feels great. still 50 degrees.

warmest weather we have had in a little while now, 48 in will allentown. forty-seven in wilmington. forty-seven this millville. here is your eagles forecast, again, pretty great monday night for an eagles game we are looking at temperatures at kick off right around 50, we will say 49 degrees, light breeze, breeze will be picking up throughout the game five to 10 miles an hour but otherwise we have got some cloud building in, and it stays dry. that is good news because look at all of that green that is loading up off to our west, this is pushing in overnight, and coming up i'll tell you when that rain gets here and if that is not only rain storm we have got this week. we will have the low down in a few minutes. back inside to ukee and jessica. >> kate, thank you. two philadelphia neighborhood have reconnected, "eyewitness news" at ribbon cutting ceremony for newly reconstruct, forty-first street bridge. the bridge has been closed to traffic since 1994 but earlier today, mayor jim kenney and others were there for the official, reopening. the forty-first street bridge connects mantua and east park side sections of the city.

well, it is cyber monday and that means big business, on line sales every expect to hit $3.3 billion, that is 9 percent more than 2015 and 27 percent jump from 2014 when sales were at $2.6 billion. >> a lot of numbers. they are big. >> yes. >> we sent our own pat gallen to the amazon fulfillment center in delaware to see what it is like to handle the huge holiday rush. it is craziest shopping day of the year. the national the retail federation estimates that 122 million people will take part in cyber monday. in our area, if you are buying something through amazon, chances are it is going through amazon fulfillment center in middletown delaware and this place is massive. it is 1.2 million square feet of hugh hans working hand and hand with machines. that is about 28 football fields long. there is also 8 miles of conveyor belt inside just how

many packages will come through middletown plant? general manager brian joins has staggering numbers. >> some numbers that you were telling me are absolutely staggering as far as how many packages you get the out in a day. >> sure, we will ship 700,000 packages today, probably twice a week as yesterday, four and a half million units this week and then it will continue to climb. week of 11 december we will have most which is 5.5 to 7 million packages. >> reporter: she has worked at amazon since 1997 and says process has evolved. >> we have kind of perfected it, so it is different each year. it is just fun. it is always a challenge. the it is always different. >> reporter: she's one of the roughly 3,000 employees at middletown center with several hundred more expect to be hired in the coming days. from middletown delaware pat gallen, "eyewitness news". and, speaking of cyber monday are you shopping with your phone? well, please be careful there are many fake apps out there and many opportunities for

scammers, how to protect yourself in the next half an hour. these are supposed to protect us in accidents but some people are getting hurt by them, those at risk and how to make sure your seat belts protect you. holiday season is a time forgiving, how you can help families in need through our annual cbs-3 toy fest, that is next. >> ♪

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the nation's capitol is getting in the holiday spirit. capitol christmas tree arrived in washington this morning after traveling, 4,000 miles, in three weeks, from idaho. the 80-foot spruce, is from national forest. the tradition of putting a live christmas tree on the capitol lawn began in 1964. that tree came from a nursery in berks county. since 1970 the capitol christmas tree has been picked from a national or state forest. tree lighting ceremony will take place next tuesday. very, very special day here on cb. 36789 we are kicking off our annual toy fest, toys collect throughout the season will make the holiday bright for

many families. toy drive benefits children served by salvation army, boys and girls club of camden county and uso. jessica is in the great hall with representatives from these organizations, jessica. >> reporter: it is holidays in here. so wonderful. this is a very special time of year for all of us at cbs 36789 we have some trend. i'm here with majors philip and major susan fur arrow, i'm here with bernadette shanahan of the boys and girls club of camden county and we are here with joseph brooks, president and ceo of the uso pennsylvania and southern new jersey. that very cute family there on the end is thalman family. we are pleased to have you with us. lets start with you and the salvation army. this is fun time have the year for all of us. you guys are collecting all kind of gifts. tell people what they are donating toward. >> they are donating towards us helping children in greater philadelphia to experience christmas on christmas morning. the last year we were able to survey think 14,000 children. >> just over 14,000 children,

about 30,000 gifts, and all kind, for them. >> they are all staying in this area. >> all in philadelphia. >> so bernadette to that end i want to come down and talk to you a bit. you are seeing these kid through boys and girls club. tell us what it is like on your end. >> we serve our children in camden, in camden, new jersey, camden county as well. we will serve about 700 families this year and it will be a hazing for them to have have gifts, and wake up in the morning and know that somebody cares about them. >> that is what it is all about. it is not just a toy but feeling that kid get, is that right. >> absolutely, yes. >> and joseph, for your end you are with the uso and military family, what is happening with you guys and how will it be working with you this year. >> we're taking care of one of the most deserving segment of our population, the military family in southeastern pennsylvania and southern new jersey. at the end of the day it business showing our military families who sacrifice so much

for all of thaws we appreciate their service. >> the a licensesman we appreciate your service. wonderful to see you. we do not do this by ourselves. we need help. that is where you come in all of the viewers out there we need your help. is there so many ways for to you tropical off a new, and toy, that we can, spread all over the area, so you can go to our web site right now at cbs philly.com/toy fest, it is important, to/toy fest where you will get all of the information on the drop off locations. you can come here by our studio, and we will talk shore about that and ukee, in the next half an hour we will have your first toe nation and special performance. we will look forward to. that back to you in the studio with kate. >> get philly pops this here. >> hearing them warming up all day. >> yes. >> holiday spirit in the building. >> it will be fun. >> all right. let's hope for fun under good weather for eagles. >> yes, eagles game looks great. we will talk about kick off temperature near 50 and it does stay dry throughout the game but it is all going to

change tomorrow. we will sneak this one in. >> good news. >> we need a w. >> lets make it a win. tomorrow you will need umbrella. >> it will not feel too warm. even in the mountains it looks way too warm for any frozen precipitation. this is all rain. and, it will be a lot of rain. it will be around a couple days. lets look at what is going on outside. we will go outside to the live neighborhood network camera at palmyra cove nature park. cloud moved in over city of philadelphia, all lit up, i'm sure traffic heading down toward the link, folks already doing tailgating, and could be a whole lot worse this time of the year. not all that cold, temperature around 50 degrees, and perfect football weather tonight here in philadelphia. but here is a look at what is on the way. we have a large scale storm system, this storm right here, sitting and spinning. this is what is driving the pattern, we have got 22ndry lows to watch. these will be lifting out of the gulf of mexico. you can see overall pattern all kind of attached and all

this moisture being pulled from the gulf. also a lot of warmth being pulled in from the gulf as well and we're talking about temperatures in the 60's, we will not get a whole lot chance to enjoy that because it comes with a risk. heaviest rain is still back across western ohio. we will still have decent real estate between this system and our area. it doesn't expect to get in here until overnight hours or early tomorrow morning. rest of tonight eagles game, we are fine but mostly cloudy but by 4:00 tomorrow morning we will see that rain pushing in the western suburbs, and then it is an all day event, on and off rain, it is not pouring every where, all day, it does look like heaviest from the city north and west in the morning but then, in the afternoon, rain gets heavier and over went the entire area. this is 11:00 a.m. continues on and off through afternoon hours. even chance for a live thunderstorm. rumble of thunder possible tomorrow, near 6:00 p.m. starts to move out. you think we're done. then we have a secondary storm late morning on wednesday and it will continue on and off

throughout wednesday morning, and perhaps another round, late wednesday night. so this does not look like it lets up for a while. two storms. two waves have rain over next two days. what to expect tomorrow morning, widespread fog, reduced visibility, wind pick up, expect a slow morning commute, slow afternoon commute and probably a slow wednesday morning and afternoon commute as well. we are looking at a storm total rainfall of an inch or so with higher amounts possible to the north and west. few areas could pick up over 2 . here's why that is good news. we have had .42 inches have rain and only three days with measurable rainfall. we pick up a trace, and not more than 2 inches below average for the month. so we do need it. dry conditions, means we will not be looking at any major flood threat. just a rainy day, breezy. 64 degrees. there will be a chance for isolated thunderstorm. you're witness weather three day forecast, wednesday near 70 degrees, don't expect to break out shorts and

sunglasses, it will rain on and off pretty much all day, even into wednesday night, and even into thursday, with showers before we clear it out and then that is end of the six day, and near 70. we will get cooler. as we head toward first weekend of december, we will dry out, and very good. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. kate mentioned weather is not too bad for football game after tailgating. >> that is right, it is a friendly tailgate here. live at lincoln financial field at wip tailgate zone. do you smell something. it smells like stinky cheese. we are covering the game live from the link, done ton and leslie. >> wow, is that cheddar cheese, cream cheese what kind of cheese is that? don bell hanging out with leslie van arsdal we have a couple old time friend of the eagles coming into the team hall of fame tonight. >> that is right we will tell you all about

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muslim women in the convenient store parking lot but case does not end with the threats he made. live report at 6:00 on the arsenal of weapons police later discover. well, eagles and packers kick off in about three hours, down at lincoln financial feel. >> our sports team of don bell and leslie van arsdal is joining us live from south philadelphia. big game tonight the and a special half time ceremony, guys. >> um-hmm. >> really special half time ceremony and it will have the two of the greatest this franchise has ever seen pair of guys going in the eagles hall of fame. one is a layer, you known him as ax hand jeremiah trotter spent part of the 11 seasons here knocking people out, of course, for that huge celebration where he throw ax down and get fans fired up. >> i have love it, joining him will be the great merrill reese, the voice of the eagles, he has been calling the games, for 40 years, and he has seen it all. we have caught up with merrill earlier today at his house as he prepared for tonight the's game and four decade with the

team, he has seen greats, randall, reggie, wilbur montgomery, donovan mcnabb, andy reid as well, and the fans hang on to his every word, he says, he is humbled by the honor. >> the fact that jeffery lurie and the eagles deemed me worth i enough to be in the hall of fame that includes the great football players of all time, some of the executives who spent their lives, with the eagles, people of that nature, the great head coaches, to include me in that group i could not be more honored or appreciative. >> i'll tell you these two people really deserve, to be in that eagles hall of fame. >> no doubt. >> you love how we show up at peoples home, and just talk, that is how we roll. >> hello. coming up later, at 6:00 p.m. she merrill reese will give us keys to tonight's critical hatch up between the eagles and green bay packers. for now reporting live from lincoln financial field i'm

done ton bell alongside leslie van arsdal, back to you guys in had studios. >> voice, ax man and eagles win. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> all right, team thanks a lot. coming up next demanding a recount of the presidential election your votes in pennsylvania, maybe recounted reason activist are calling for a new count and what democrats and leps are saying about it. one side seat belt does not fit all experts say seat belts can actually hurt some drivers and passengers, who is at risk and how you can make sure your seat belt protects you coming up after the

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washington. i'm jessica dean. recount can be initiated by voters, something that experts say is a very tall order. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is here to sort out how this might work out if this were to move forward. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about this in the the political world. just as we thought it was over stein filed recounts for the courts just about two hours ago. >> i will be president for all americans. >> reporter: when donald trump declared victory on november 9th he had no idea that the r word recount would be in the cards. calls for republican concerns virtually non-existent after hillary clinton conceded the next day but jill stein, former green party candidate has raised more than six million-dollar, to hold recounts in wisconsin and now pennsylvania. >> if there was anything, out there, that height change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor ed rendell spoke to "eyewitness news" after stein formally filed.

he calls it i waste of time. >> we have to stop making wild charges. we have to get back to the time when we did things based on substantial evidence. >> reporter: nerd to have a recount three voters in each precinct need to sign off, owe far she has conquered about 100 out of more than 9,000 precincts. republican strategies allison young who work in the george w. bush administration, admits it is important to make sure that every vote counts, but questions the motive in this case. >> my skepticism is this is all about jill stein and not about changing results of the election. >> reporter: young said even if it changed result of the pennsylvania, donald john trump will be the forty-fifth president of the united states. >> some voters are still haven't accepted results of the election but as far as candidates and campaigns are concerned they have moved on and they are moving forward with transition and preparing for inauguration. >> reporter: ukee and jessica i got off the phone with the stein campaign source. they toll me jill stein hopes more precincts will jump on board, stein campaign says hillary clinton, donald trump

and gary johnson are all welcomed to join this recount but i'm told them campaigns are just observing. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president-elect trump is talking about the recount effort tweet ago this nothing change. trump tweeted he won popular vote if you deduct millions who voted illegally. something that election officials say is not the true. meantime the president-elect spent today in trump tower meeting with potential can net picks. among visitors former cia director david petraeus who is thought to be under consideration for secretary of state. the president-elect will meet with two secretary of state contenders tomorrow, mitt romney and senator bob corker of tennessee. meanwhile president obama's a rolfe rating is at its highest point since he was reelect in 2012. 50 percent of those surveyed a roof of the president according to a new quinnipiac university poll, four percent disapprove. majority of the those polled polled rated president obama as a good or great president. the white house says that

neither president obama nor vice-president joe biden will attend a memorial service for fidel castro. that announcement comes as cubans mourning death of castro prepare a weak long farewell to the former dictator. that was part of the 21 gun solute, thousands of people lined the streets of havana outside the plaza of the revolution, that gathered to say good bye to the man who rule the country for nearly half century. fidel castro died friday at the age of 90. meanwhile first regularly scheduled commercial flight in more than 50 years from the u.s. to kuhn a touched down early this morning. the american airlines flight took off from miami around 7:30 and landed an hour later. several other airlines are expected to launch flights from other u.s. cities to cuba real soon. on the healthwatch tonight seat belts, save lives, but new research is showing one size does not fit all drivers. >> on the healthwatch tonight health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on why seat belts are potentially

dangerous. >> i know, this is crazy but true. seat belts are meant to protect us in car crashes, but for some drivers they can be harmful, for small people, and for drivers, ages 85 and older, they are nine times more likely per mile driven to be hurt in the crash. chest injuries are most common and they are linked to seat belts. >> i remember sitting there and my body was just flipping back and forth. >> reporter: she ended up in a neck brace after a jeep backed into her car, seat belts kept her in the seat the but researchers believe it may have contributed to her concussion, and back injuries. >> i realize the window or something the way i was moving around. had i not had it on but didn't do what i thought it would. >> reporter: seat belt she and rest of us used was in the designed for 60 year-old's 5-foot four frame. researchers a the ohio state are using crash tests to study amount of force needed to protect those with more

fragile frames like smaller or older drivers. goal, to have seat belts that one day automatically adjust to a person, they are protecting. >> it will take a lot more force to stop me from going in the steering wheel then it would a grandfather or grandmother. so that force against my author action, you know will not cause rib fractures in me potentially but it is too much force to someone older. >> reporter: crash tests show how seat belts saved lives, the drivers at the top of your screen without a belt is launched forward, but when it comes to older drivers in particular, seat belts are also blamed for a high rate of potentially serious, even deadly chest injuries as older drivers tend to be more easily injured in the car. >> the car can drive without a person, controlling it, why can't we have a safety system that can respond to better save someone. >> now with that research underway, researchers say everyone should wear their seat belt, regardless of your age or size, they are credited with saving nearly 14,000

lives, every year. other thing that they are telling us is you need to headache sure that your seat belt is over your shoulder not around your wrist or anyplace else over your shoulder and the air bag should be about ten to 12 inches away. >> don't be right on top of the steering wheel. >> okay, all right, good to know, steph. philadelphia retiring veteran turn children author ashley woods read her new book to the first grad class on the university school in west philadelphia today. book is called alphabet dreams and it teaches young readers about future career paths, for a to z. >> very nice. >> are you doing holiday shopping on this cyber monday? >> well, beware especially doing it on your phone we will tell you what to watch for and what apps to avoid next. well, we are coming up on a long holiday weekend but i'm thinking about the next weekend with the holidays around the corner, lot of shopping to do and this weekend will be pretty nice, no more rain, brisk chilly

mainly dry conditions. we are watching for possibility of some showers, late sunday or sunday night we will keep you posted as we get closer but all and all it looks like a

on line sales on this cyber monday are expected to reach more than $3 billion. >> that is right, cyber security experts warn that smart phone shoppers could be at risk because of dangerous, sometimes counterfeit apps. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan shows us some of the biggest threats to smart phone users. >> reporter: nicole barker likes shopping through her apps but didn't realize they could put her identity at risk. >> really scary. you trust those brand. >> reporter: company that creates many apps for major retailers found that some shopping apps for dillard, pay

less, christian dior and jimmy chew were not real. >> we found there were hundreds of fake apps, if you take them down and get rid of that provider you'll fine them show up in the different form of the new name credential. >> reporter: gar which cyber security firm snoop wall say it is all about criminals getting a hold of your private information. >> some of these apps are so good they give you complete shopping cart experience and then you they ever get the goods. >> reporter: he says even more disturbing, super popular emoji keyboard apps, they keyboards replace one on your phone giving you endless supply for every occasion, but he says many can also gain access to your contacts, text messages, possibly even pass words. google play told us its scans apps for potentially million establish us code and spamming developer accounts and they have a separate tool for android devices to verify apps. apple told us they provide notice on all key board apps about the fact that they have

access to you what type, except for pass word which apple says, can also be typed in using the regular keyboard. if you desperately want those emojis, experts say don't install free one pick up one you pay for hopefully from a developer based here in the united states. if request pop up on your iphone where keyboard wants to use internet access your contact or locate you through gps, just say no. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. just say no. >> yes, simple as that. >> wise word from jim. we are kicking off our cbs one toy fest, how about ordering or purchasing an extra gift for a child in need. >> that ace good idea, we will have more after the break but first philly pops live in our great hall, just a little bit.

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from the poconos to the shore all the way up to the west coast all eyes will be on lincoln financial field tonight. hopefully some great weather too. >> good weather indeed. we're really sneaking this game in by the skin of its teeth because if this game were tomorrow morning or tomorrow night, it the one totally different situation. we have had christmas tree lightings postponed for tomorrow and wednesday, things, are changing because we really haven't gotten a lot of rain lately and finally hotter nature is delivering on the weather. >> all right. >> umbrella will get quite the work out over next few taste. guess what will not get a work out, snow shovels, this is all rain, really bringing warm air in as this system approaches and that means we're talking plane rain, even in the mountains. it looks like this will stay just rain, this time around. so dodge the bullet on that one. the lets look outside to our

roof cam where quiet night outside, temperatures in the upper 40's to near 50 degrees, still not too bad, not too cold, those temperatures will drop throughout the course of the eagles game. heading down to the link bundle up, wear hat and gloves it will feel colder outside if this it for hours on end, but, pretty comfortable out there for late november, tonight. storm scan three shows what is lurking in the distance. this is our first system, a pair of storms and we will call it two child storms to talk b parent storm up here over northern plains, that will me ander toward great lakes over next several days. first spawn storm, developing over gulf of mexico lifting in the ohio valley tonight, secondary piece of energy will form in the gulf late tomorrow and that will follow path the of the first one bringing us two storms with two waves of potentially heavy rain over next two days. here's what is happening right now. we have heavy rain around cincinnati back toward chicago, this is all lifting

north and east but we still got a good decent amount of time mr. that rain gets to our region. that won't be until overnight hours and into early tomorrow morning. right now we are quiet heading out to the eagles game. everything looking a okay, mainly cloudy and staying dry. rain arriving late through overnight hours four or 5:00 a.m. rain will be heavier at time through the morning. it will intensify through the morning hours, so, early morning commuters you may deal with fog, dealing with light rain, heaviest rain will be late morning mid afternoon hours and this will impact your afternoon commute as well. here's first storm that parent low, secondary le brings moisture up through you this region. here's 5:00 a.m. heavy rain off to the west, by midday, mid-morning really 11:00 a.m. is when heaviest rain is expect over philadelphia and that will continue through about 6:00 p.m. that first low moves off and then take a look at this low develops in the gulf and this one lifts up eastern seaboard

on wednesday. we will start wednesday mid to late morning with a round of heavier rain. it may try out, in the afternoon but then as front comes through yesterday another round of rain wednesday night, into thursday morning. this is a two day spell have of rain, object and off at times but heavy at times with the chance to have gusty wind and even a thunderstorm or two. future wind seed 7:00 a.m. we'll wind pick up to 15 miles an hour, even stronger by 2:00 t where we can see winds gust to 30 miles april hour. the not a major wind storm for inland areas gusting to 20 miles an hour but as we head through your rain chances, best chance tomorrow and wednesday and then we will clear it out later in the week. good news it toss warm up we're talking high in the 60's over next couple days. forty-five it this. rain arrives late. rain through the next two days, highs this is 60's and cooler, but dryer, through end of the week and first weekend of december.

jessica, now back to you. today kicks off cbs-3 ace 28th annual toy fest, holiday toy drive benefits children served by salvation army, boys and girls club of camden county and u.s. o and we are excited to have our first official, toy donation right now, ukee. >> it is on, jessica, no doubt bit. we are here with the frank giordano with the president and ceo of the world renowned philly pops. frank, good to see you. happy holidays to you. >> happy holidays to you. >> this is special time for you and philly pops, tell us why you want to be part of this freight, great thing that we do here at cbs-3. >> our opening show we give 2,000 ticket away to the military and first responders. we will give a couple hundred bicycles away. this is our second year involved, in your toy fest. we are so thrilled. we brought musical instruments. i have one you may be able to play.

>> little silo phone. >> let me see. >> ♪ >> come on now. >> a little jingle bell action. >> thank you you, thank. we have a couple great families who will benefit from the toys, we have the mallev family and we have evans family. that is what i'm talking about. i feel like i'm steve harvey on family feud. matter of tack let me tell you how to help, visit cbs philly.com/toy fest for a list of our partner locations where you can drop off a new unwrapped toy to help area families. we have tea tails about a series of toy test events where you can join us this holiday season. we will take a short break but when we come back tori will join us from lincoln financial field where eagles and packers are getting ready to play, before we go the philly pops, the brass, are in the house, take a listen.

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we will find victoria woodill pumped up for some monday night football as she's hanging out with sports radio 94 wip inside wip tailgate zone. >> reporter: these eagles fans are pumped up. you know, i had, wow. >> i had the gauge the pulse of the eagles. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> that is right. that is right. >> on such a big game. i called in, the mallards. so, all of these guys, they have been tailgating together for years.

>> wow. chef, tell he what you have on the grill. >> packers are going down. >> you put packers on the grill. >> we're cooking the packers. cooking the cheese. there is no cheese here. >> yeah. >> tell me how you are feeling, i talked to you earlier, i'm from philly. i'm an eagles fan. i'm a little nervous. >> no, no, no. >> why shouldn't i be nervous. >> unaudible. >> home game, we have the the floppy hat on. >> this is lucky hat. >> how long have you been wearing floppy hat. >> all season every home game we cannot lose, floppy hat has not lost. >> i shouldn't be worried eagles are taking it the tonight. >> yes, absolutely. >> we will bet the house. >> bet the house tonight. >> and you have tastykakes on the line to you win.

>> that is right. >> we got them, we got them. >> unaudible. >> all right. jim, quickly run town what you have on the grill besides packers. >> we have shrimp stake, we have fried onions, pepper, baggets, we have green beans, we have potato and garlic and parmesan. >> okay, chef, start cooking me up a latter because we will cook up the packers. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> there you have it, you guys. >> i like what you did there, tori. >> yes, we have the expert of jerome brown, chuck bednarek, let's bring it we can lose. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. nearly two dozen weapons including smoke grenades and bullet-proof vests are uncovered by police, shocking discovery made after a man was arrested for threatening two muslim women in an area state

parking lot. local couple is hoping a you this drug trial will help them fight the disease that caused actor robin williams to take his own life. health reporter stephanie stahl has their story of hope. eagles get ready to take on packers at lincoln financial field, why tonight's game is awe miss win forbidder, don bell will join us live with the team there in south philadelphia, kate. i'll have latest forecast if you are heading to the eagles game tonight and we will talk about big rain heading our way and not the just one storm but we have got two this week and a high near 70. i'll break it down with "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starting right now. it was so frightening. they removed their head scarves. >> man is arrested in what police are calling ethnic intimidation what followed that arrest was the discovery of a huge arsenal of weapons

in delaware county. the suspect is accused of threatening two muslim women in a local gas station parking lot. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in upper darby with the disturbing allegations and disturbing discovery, joe. >> reporter: police tell me they are still trying to connect dots on why this man was so heavily armed. at this point i'm told fbi is not involved, but police say this man had fire power on him and they want to know exactly why. arsenal of fully loaded weapons, bullet the proof vest and smoke grenades are in upper darby police custody and, the owner of all of this is charged with ethnic intimidation. story began last week in this convenient store parking lot on baltimore avenue in upper darby. dispute at gas pump and police say sebastian had words with two muslim women. >> this whacko, you know, makes a statement that he makes about go back to have