new details are emerging about the young man who carried out a violent rampage. why authorities believe this may have been an act of terrorism. >> also developing tonight tragedy on the streets of center city. >> breaking news. a 14-year-old boy is shot multiple times and killed. tonight the man hunt is on for the gunman. police say the victim was only weeks away from his 15th birthday. hello everyone. i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. here's what we know right now. the shooting happened around 9:00 tonight in mayfair. police say the teenaged victim was shot three times in his chest. now investigators are looking for two suspects. there are conflicting reports from eyewitnesss who say the car they were in was either silver or red. police are looking at surveillance cameras in that neighborhood. we'll continue to stay on top of this breaking story and bring you new details as we get them.

also developing tonight, a woman pushing a stroller across the street in center city is hit and killed by a septa bus. >> the infant in the stroller was rushed to the hospital. david spunt is at 23rd and chestnut where this accident happened. >> reporter: it all happened behind me about 5:00 today. that infant is expected to survive but this is such a sad story tonight. police and septa authorities are working to figure out exactly what happened. philadelphia police say a woman in her early 60s was pushing a stroller. she was hit and killed by a septa bus making a left on chestnut street just after 5:00 monday evening. >> inside the stroller was a baby. >> reporter: the police captain was on the scene moments after the accident. authorities rushed the infant to chop for observation. according to authorities the septa bus was full at the time though no one on board was injured. >> the driver on scene talking with our accident investigation

officer now. >> reporter: the captain told eyewitness news it appears the woman was walking in or very close to the crosswalk when she was hit though a final determination about the right-of-way will be made at any time. >> it's tragic at any time, especially here at center city with all the bus traffic we try to avoid all this at all costs. >> reporter: authorities are not releasing any names. they're going to be looking at surveillance video of the accident. septa official told me earlier this evening that they are cooperating with police on this investigation. reporting live tonight in rit inhouse square, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> also tonight we're learning new details about the man behind the attack at ohio state university. it ended with the attacker dead and 11 people injured. authorities in ohio say it appears this is possibly an act of terrorism. >> reporter: investigators executed a search warrant monday night at the home of a

18-year-old student. he jumped his car over a curb and plowed through a group of people gathered outside after a fire alarm went off. he got out of the car and began stabbing people nearby with a butcher knife. >> need medics as soon as possible. all patients are alert and oriented but severe bleeding out of some of them. >> reporter: university police officer was nearby. he shot and killed the man just a minute after the mayhem began. one student heard a loud crash then saw a cloud of smoke. >> people like really running and really screaming i'm like oh, this is something going on. and then i heard the three gunshots. >> reporter: investigators. said what motivated the attack, but a law enforcement source tells cbs news arton posted on facebook he was sick of the way muslims are being treated everywhere. the council of american islamic relations said while the moetive

isn't note, they condemn the violence. >> we would like to urge everyone not to jump to jump to coop inclusions. responding to such a senseless act of violence with hate is never the solution. >> reporter: the 11 people injured include faculty and students. one is in critical condition. as the events unfolded, the university sent out alerts to students and the instructions were clear. run, hide, fight. those three actions are used in campus-wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classrooms while waiting about two hours for the all-clear. >> a man is arrested in delaware county in what police are calling a case of ethnic intimidation. this is the suspect. last week in a convenience story parking lot in upper darby, police say he had words with two muslim women. he then allegedly lifted his shirt to reveal a hand gun. he has a concealed carry permit.

>> he makes this statements he makes about go back to africa and then intimidation threatens these two women for no apparent reason they were so frightened that they removed their head scarfs. >> police searched the man's mercedes and his parents' home finding ammunition, guns and smoke grenades. they also found $5,000 and cash and a glock in his bedroom. police have the weapons while they work to determine if they are all legal. the search is on in bensalem for a suspect police say broke into a woman's apartment over the weekend and sexually assaulted her while her child was also inside. natasha brown picks up the story in bensalem. >> reporter: a bensalem woman awoke to find a stranger hovering over her inside her apartment. >> she was asleep her couch. suddenly a man was in there. and they got into a fight.

>> police say the victim began struggling with the burglar who then sexually assaulted her before running from the scene. it was 5:00 a.m. on saturday november 26th and the woman's child witnessed the frightening encounter. >> her child was right there. the child woke up from hear the mother fight with the individual. so obviously this is about as dangerous of a situation as a citizen can encounter. >> police believe the man gained entry through an epiwindow or door. investigators say he was captured on surveillance video about a quarter mile from the scene looking disheveled and breathing heavily. >> it really terrifies you to think this can go on. i myself in a lower level unit and anybody could really gain access if they tried. >> it's pretty surprising because we can, this neighborhood is considered to be pretty safe i would say. it's pretty shocking. >> reporter: neighbors are on a heightened state of alert t not taking their safety for granted. >> it's very scary to think that

you're so vulnerable. and you don't want to be naive, but there again i'm going to step things up a little bit and be more aware. >> reporter: police tell us this suspect may be a homeless man who is familiar with the area. if you have any information on his identity, please contact police right away. in bensalem, natasha brown, cbc3 eyewitness news. >> a 15-year-old boy waiting for the school bus is shot in wilmington it happened around 6:45 this morning. the ninth grader got on the school bus after he had been shot and medical help was called. he is being treated at the hospital. eyewitnesss describe seeing at least one other shooter with a white mask opening fire and then running off. police still do not have a suspect or a motive. green party presidential candidate jill stein is now working for a recount of pennsylvania's presidential election results. stein is asking the courts to step in, but it's unclear if they'll have the authority to do

so. that's because election officials say there's no evidence of voting irregularities or cyber attacks on voting machines. we talked about the recount with former governor and he calls it a waste of time. >> if there was anything out there that might change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. we've got to stop making wild charges. we've got to get back to the time when we did things based on substantial evidence. >> president-elect donald trump edged out hillary clinton in pennsylvania by about 71,000 votes. vice president elect mike pence says there will be more announcements tomorrow. the deputy chair reanyway amoore is joining the transition team. she wrote on facebook i'm so excited everyone, i have been put on the trump transition team.

mitt romney and senator bob corker of tennessee. trump tweeted he was impressed with david patreus. >> the white house says neither president obama or vice president biden will attend a memorial service for fidel castro. thousands of people have lined the streets of havana outside the plaza of the revolution. they've gathered to say good-bye to the man who ruled the country for nearly half a century. meanwhile the first regularly scheduled commercial flight in more than 50 years from the united states to cuba touched down early this morning. the american airlines flight took off from miami around 7:30 and landed an hour later. cuba celebrated the successful trip with a water cannon salute. other airlines are expected to launch flights soon. >> the philadelphia teacher's union rejects the latest offer from the school district.

the district put forth a $100 million offer. union leader rejected the deal before showing it to their members. they say there was one major piece missing. >> the district is not offering to recognize that teachers lost that amount of money over the four years. >> the school district superintendent calls the offer fair and says a higher offer would mean drastic cuts to other areas. it's the body shaming case that sparked worldwide outrage. >> at the center of it all, a playboy play mate. straight ahead tonight, nicole brewer tells you how the model responded to the charges genls her. also the lesson this teaches everyone who's on social media. >> and it is cloudy outside right 2340u but we've got a double dose of rain coming. this storm headed our way. this is round one. round two follows shortly after.

i'll tell you when both rounds of rain get here. and which commutes will be affected. >> police are searching for a grin much. >> and from in stores to online, the marathon shopping weekend wraps up with cyber monday. what brand new numbers are revealing about where people are spending their money when eyewitness news comes right back.

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a playboy model charged in a body shaming case pleaded not guilty today to invasion of privacy. >> public outrage after she shared a photo of a naked 70-year-old woman in a gym locker room on snap chat. she faces jail time if convicted. >> our nicole brewer hit the streets and found people had a lot to say about this story. >> they really did and it was

interesting because people i spoke to were quick to say that she deserved to be punished in some way but when i asked about jail time specifically, there was a lot of hesitation. playboy play mate is no stranger to showing off her body but when she posted this nude photo of an unsuspecting elderly woman, most agree the 29-year-old model went too far. >> it's an invasion of privacy. >> she should be punished. >> reporter: the snap chat post which was captioned if i can't unshe this then you can't either. resulted in a count of invasion of privacy. >> i think that a misdemeanor might be a little bit overdoing it. >> it is an invasion of privacy. >> you have sock tearing you down at the same time and another woman on top of that. >> i know that body shaming is wrong. >> reporter: the play mate of

the year has since apologized and maintained she never mentor the picture to be made public. she could face up to 6 months and jail and a $1,000 fine. >> a fine is definitely appropriate. i don't think jail time is necessary. >> you don't want someone's whole life to pretty much get shut down. >> i would say more so community service and a fine. >> reporter: a lesson learned for mathers and perhaps a reminder for the rest of us. >> people should learn they should not be posting things. >> i think we're getting used to oversharing. >> i'm just waiting for the bathroom moments. i know they're sure to come. >> please, no. on a separate note, i also reached tout a attorney and a social media expert said the victim here had a reasonable expectation of privacy and mathers had the intent to invat that privacy. regardless of her sentence, she hopes it will draw attention to the importance of privacy in this social age and again serve as a reminder that nothing is

private. everything is social on social media. just don't take pictures of people. >> i hear you. >> thanks, nicole. a south philly homeowner hopes someone can find the suspect who stole a package avenue the front are you effect nice this man you're asked to dowel police. >> today is cyber money when people go online for those holiday gifts. if you factor in thanksgiving through today an estimated online sales come out to $9.4 billion. >> while you're shopping for presidents, you can make the

holidays brighter for some local children. you can come to one of our toy fest events throughout the community. you can find a list of those loikss at cbs philly.com/toy fest. >> very festive in here today for sure. >> it is but we've got some rain coming but we need it. >> we do need the rain. it's been a really dry november. we've only had 0.42 inches of rain all month long. usually we get 3 inches but mother nature is going to try to make up that deficit here in just two days. it's going to feel like the same system.

not much of a break in between. we're talking about pretty steady on and off rainfall, but it's going to continue through the day tomorrow, again in periods, and then through the day on wednesday. so two solid days of wet weather before we clear it out again. here's a look outside right now. we'll take you out to our roof cam which is looking pretty dry for now. it's actually a pretty nice day today we got to the mid 50s, a little bit above where we've been through the weekend. it felt just a little warmer outside and warmth is not going to be a problem over the next couple of days. we're talking about highs surging to the 60s but not a lot of time to get outside and enjoy it. storm scan 3 shows this major storm system, the parent storm so to speak is still way back to the west over portions of the dakotas. you can see this large cold front spanning through the great lakes and it stretches all the way down into the gulf of mexico. what it's going to be doing is pulling in moisture and also warmth from the gulf and driving it along the eastern sea board. and temperatures are heading upward, but again you're not

going to be able to go outside and enjoy it. break out the t-shirt and the flip-flops. even though we're going to be near 70, it's going to be a wet 70 degrees. through the overnight hours you can see the worst of it comes in mid morning tomorrow. so your early commute if you're up early should be okay. it's the latter party of the commute that looks like it's going to be pretty soaking. 10:00 a.m. heavy rain moving through. look at 1:00. you may want to pack a lunch tomorrow if you're used to running out and grabbing something. you're not going to want to go out in this. it is very wet. you can see the indications of where the heaviest rain is falling. 3:00 p.m. that's a slow go as well and it continues right into the evening. even a chance for an embedded thunderstorm along that line. so it's all over until the next round of rain comes through that's wednesday morning possibly yet another line of showers late wednesday night this does not want to give up. there will be a few breaks in the action. it's not going to power straight through two solid days. it looks like the heaviest is

tomorrow from about 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. rain for the morning commute, watch for that embedded thunderstorm, a rumble of thunder any time especially tomorrow afternoon. winds will pick up down the shores and reduced visibility on the road. by tomorrow evening 8:00 over an inch of rain will have fallen in many spots then you add wednesday's rainfall and some spots will check in with over 2 inches of rain. the good news is it's been so dry and this rain is spread out over the course of about 48 hours so we're not expecting any wide spread flooding concerns. just some ponding on the roads in poor trainage areas. it will be breezy as well with future wind speeds about 20 miles per hour with some gusts especially down the shore upwards of 30 miles per hour. so a very, very wet day tomorrow. the rain arriving late tonight. notice how warm it is, so this is rain for everyone, even the

poconos. it's too warm for snow which is good news. it would be a lot of snow if it were 30 or 40 degrees colder. but it's not, we're in the 60s near 70 on wednesday. and it cools down and clears out. it's six one and half dozen the other. do you like it warm and wet or cool and sunny. we've got a little bit of both. >> thanks, kate. >> don is up next with sports. >> rough night at the link. however it was a good night for a couple other guys.

you see the score right there, i also want to let you know that nelson isn't in the lineup, didn't start, didn't play. starting guard hospitalized before the game with an illness. however it is 27-13 right now in favor of the packers coming into this game the eagles were allowing 9.5 points per game at home. right now you see 27 on the board. halftime at the link, the radio voice of the eagles. the great mel reese being inducted into the hall of fame. he's been calling the action for 40 years. he goes into the hall with jeremiah trotter, the axeman. congratulations. sixers in toronto tonight. don't you know the story. doctors suggests that the big

fellow rest once again. he is out of the lineup, how about that patrick paterson. 57 feet out and that's kind of how the night went for the sixers. second quarter we go, down by 8, sixers down by 11. 6 for 6 from beyond the yard scored 20 points a giim. raptors destroying the sixers tonight by 27. villanova is still numb 2 in the nation. they play penn tomorrow. the last time the quakers beat the wildcats december 10, 2002. almost 14 years ago. out at penn state tickets going on sale at 7:00 this morning for the big 10 championship game. students have been camping out. penn state place wisconsin

saturday night in indianapolis. chiefs and broncos, 86 yard touchdown return. this is how far out he was. he started celebrating at the 5. high 5s, a little touchdown, chilling across the end zone. it would be nice to see that happen at the link. >> up next tell

some south jersey students are showing off their sweet side. >> the students over at holy cross academy in delran helped pack h 3 cases for new jersey foster children these are designed to replace typical trash bags used by foster children as they travel between homes. kate? >> well, if you're already thinking ahead to the coming weekend, the good news is you can put the rain gear away for a couple of days. we've got brisk and chilly conditions, but mainly dry weather expected for saturday and sunday. now we do have to watch for showers. that would be late sunday, more likely sunday night. still a little early. we'll keep an eye on that. but suffice it to say the first weekend of december looks pretty seasonable with temperatures

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