as it was. you may start to think it is over but unfortunately it is not. we have another round that will be tracking in the day tomorrow. the as far as is what happening right now we have steady showers over the city, right down through delaware county, down in northern delaware as well along i-95 expect slow downs through this evening, it the is not as heavy as it was, that has shift had off shore but still some lingering showers, behind the hain push of rain that has now moved off the coast. the problem is we have have a he cannery low to talk about and that is still well off to the south. it is way down here, over a portion of the gulf coast and this will be lifting through the overnight the hours and into tomorrow roving yet another wave, of moisture. rain amounts so far today allentown has pick up one and 23rd inches of rain, doyletown one and a third, philadelphia just shy of an inch, boy, we need it. in you work we got .84 inches and .34 in vineland, new jersey. what to second here through rest of tonight. scattered showers through this evening, showers may not

completely be erased through overnight hours but certainly it the will slow down. there will be areas of fog, watch for reduced visibility ape slower than normal travel on all area roadways overnight and tomorrow morning, and then, round two coming up we will tell you when that second wave of moisture hits and when we could possibly pick up a thunderstorm. for now, back over to you. now to the latest on the attack at ohio state university. the somalia born student who injured a group of people with his car and knife, seemed to warn about his intentions beforehand on facebook. today, the the first of 11 victims spoke out about the attack. professor william clark is still slow on his feet after getting hit by a car on the ohio state university campus, when he teaches engineers. >> maybe, this is you though, a traffic accident but then, people started shouting. >> reporter: car sliced his right leg in two places and flipped him into the air but clark considered himself and rest of the people were standing outside, walt hall on monday.

>> i'm very fortunate he hit a concrete planter because had that this is the been here he would have plowed into 40 or 50 people. >> reporter: car's driver was a somalia born student abdul razak ali airtan. thinks where he drove over the curb hitting several people in the courtyard. he then got out, wielding a butcher knife and slashing people nearby before university police officer shot and killed him. investigators are looking into whether it was an act of terrorism. artan's facebook post prior to the attack included if you want us muslims to stop carrying lo this e wolf attacks then headache peace. tuesday, the islamic state claimed artan was a solder saying he did what they have asked, by targeting citizens of international coalition countries. still, the ohio state students seemed most concerned about retaliation against muslim classmates. >> we know that this is just something that happened from one person to another, and it is not something we can blame on other people. >> reporter: at campus union

students are leaving messages of love and hope toms to go stay buck eye strong. three of the 11 people injured were remaining hospitalized, vigil for survivors and deceased suspect is land for later tonight. the search continues for whoever shot and killed a ninth grader in mayfair last night. police say northeast high school student was weeks away from celebrating his 15th birthday. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the very latest on this investigation, anita. >> reporter: jessica, just another tragic story, police say the teen and his friend were walking to the corner store to buy chips and soda when two men approached them. one of the men allegedly pulled a gun shooting and killing 14 year-old iain willme, worst parties that both suspects are still on the loose. >> i just could not believe it. >> reporter: senseless murder of iain willsy it is a reality they are trying to process.

>> his whom cry, his brother cry, he is like he never cry. he is a tough dude that never cry. i am seeing him crying. >> reporter: he says he used to play football with iain a ninth grade student at northeast high school but just weeks before iain would turn 15 he was gunned down on the 6200 block of brows avenue near devereaux avenue around 9:00 hon night. >> people don't value life, you know, just sad. >> reporter: paramedics rush the boy to aria tours tail hospital after finding him shot three times in the the chest and stomach. although he was able to run a few feet before collapsing he would not survive his wound. >> it is horrible. he was a baby, just starting high school. he had his whole life ahead of him. >> reporter: he and his best friend spent the day together and walk to the corner store to buy chips and soda. >> oz built it was an attempt robbery but also a possibility that maybe there was a prior conflict between these two groups, we just don't know. >> reporter: philadelphia homicide captain james clark does know that the effort investigators are make to go track down the killer.

>> i have a 14 year-old on child so i cannot start to understand the pain that the mother and father are going through right now. only thing i can say to them is my guys will do the very best they can to bring kill tours justice very soon. >> reporter: at this time there is no known motive, and without of the suspects, there is very limited descriptions of both of them, anyone with any information is asked to call police. live from police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a $25,000 reward is being offered in the hit and run in overbrook that killed a little girl. police are trying to track down the driver who hit and killed eight year-old gianna powell she was hit at 63rd and lansdowne. fraternal order of police has pledged $15,000 in reward money, and that is on top of the $10,000, from the mayor's office. our joe holden talked with gianna's mother and we will have that story on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we now know name of the woman hit and killed by route

nine septa bus last night pushing a baby stroller. police say 64 year-old linda procaccino of cherry hill was in the cross august when bus attempted to make a left turn to on to chestnut from 23rd. a nine month-old baby was in the stroller who was not hurt and neither was three passengers on the bus. police continued to investigate the circumstances surrounding that accident. police have arrested a suspect in a weekend home invasion and sexual assault in bucks county. twenty-one year-old derek anderson faces burglary, indecent assault and other charges. police say and aer son was homeless and found inside an abandon car inside philadelphia he is accused of assaulting a female resident of bensalem's lafayette gardens early sat the day. according to police tips after the release of surveillance video led them to the suspect. we're learning more about a deadly plane crash in columbia, that claimed 77 lives. six people survived. charter plane was traveling from brazil to columbia when it crash in the hill side.

among those on board a brazilian soccer team along with 20 journalist. the club was scheduled to play tomorrow after reaching finals of the major south american competition for the first time. the players recorded a video in brazil were that flight took off. journalist karl wordwick covers south american soccer. >> to be torn down from our perch, it is heart breaking, it will take a long time before we get over this. >> the plane was just five minutes from the final destination when crew declared an electrical emergency. radar imagery shows final moments as it circled over an area in central columbia before disappearing. at least three deaths are being blamed on dangerous wild fires in tennessee that have wiped out a resort and forced evacuation of more than 14,000 people. wind driven fires began in the mountain town, monday night. authority say more than 100 structures have been damage or

destroyed by the flames including hotels, cabins and homes. again, the mayor was among those evacuated. he believes even his own home is gone. >> a house fire is devastating but when we get a city fire that many people i am packed, anything that anybody want to reach out to help the georgia linberg we are more than willing to accept. >> in addition to the three deaths 12 people have been hurt in the wild fires but authorities say, that none of the injuries are life threatening. let's talk sports now. it was not the game everyone had hoped for at lincoln financial field last night. eagles layoff chances took a big hit after packers beat them 27-13. >> sports director don bell joins us now. what happened. >> we are still trying to figure that out. four and zero at home. they lay great there last night. not so much. >> given the circumstances last night's game was bigger than most, eagles have five-five record and chance to back in the playoff picture. instead they came up incredibly small and new their

streams of playing in the post season are in yep difficult. monday night football eagles host packers, losers of four straight, aaron rodgers smolders hot touchdown toss to adams. eagles trailed seven to nothing. later on rodgers operating with surgical precision, perfect pass, to adams in the back of the end zone, the eagles fall 27-13. it looks lick they are heading this is wrong treks. however, head coach doug pederson disagreed with that because he likes their effort. >> you look at the process and the plan. i use those word because those are word that we use around here because there is a plan and there is a process and, you know, you build your team through the craft, you pick up a couple good free agent in the off season, you continue to work, you watch these young kid develop and turn into ball players and you see the potential. and that is why when i say that, that is what i see. >> what is it with philadelphia the term the process.

eagles are no 11th place in the nfc, only top six teams make playoffs. later in sports even though bird lost there was a huge reason to smile last night. yeah, we will talk about that as well, but yeah, the the process, we hear that from the sixers and flyers have used that as well and now hearing it the from doug pederson. >> philadelphia and the pros zest. >> packers just wanted it more last night. >> yes. >> appreciate it. now you see it, now you don't. coming up it looks like something out of the magic show how a hand with his son in toe, got away with hundreds of dollars from a local liquor store. you have heard of iron man competitions and talking about obstacle runs but do you have what it the takes to do this? a marathon in some of the most harsh conditions. what these runners were up against, plus. >> once you meet somebody, just feel connect with and they are amazing, i knew that i just wasn't going to let that go. that go. >> unusual bond that is only getting stronger, how an eight

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the school bus driver charged in the crash that killed, six children in chattanuga, tennessee made its first appearance in court to dam. jonanthony walker was led wearing shackles and handcuffs. judge granted defense request to delay his hearing. walker was driving the bus carrying dozens of student when it crashed in the tree last week. the police say he was speeding. walker's facing six counts of vehicular homicide. pope frances meet with steven hawking during meeting of the mind at the vatican. pope placed his hand on the shoulder of hawking who was seated in a special chair. scientists were attending a convention to discuss science and sustain ability. touring meeting pope francis urged leaders to quickly implement global environment allah agreements.

snow, ice and 4-degree temperatures were no match for group of determined athletes in antarctica. >> fifty competitors there 17 countries participated in the 12th annual an arctic ice marathon on friday. they ran two laps around a exploration camp 600 miles from the the south pole and all of them finish. the mens winner gary thornton of ireland was three minutes from beating the world record for the course. >> it is very tough. i'm over heated a bit. it is good. >> women's race, joann of poland took first place, american laurie coke, finished, second. after walking around, in here today i'm not complaining. >> no, walking around in that. i don't know, i don't know if that is what i would do. it is amazing they did it. >> special people. >> my sister in law is a ultramarathon runner, i think

that should be next on hurleys. would i cheer there here. >> cheer there here, that is right. >> yes. >> exactly. >> from here we have some stuff, dreary, rain, foggy. >> all day long. >> not a great day to be out at all, kind of day to snuggle up on the couch with the blanket, soup, grilled cheesee but most didn't that have luxury. you had to be out in it and it was a slow go from the morning commute all the way through to now. although heaviest of the rain came down during kind of the middle part of the take right around lunch hour and now we are starting slowly to push out of here. the here's what is going on outside, we will take you upside to bethlehem where road are still wet, traffic is backup there on main street, everything is slow, there is some fog developing, and fog will continue to develop overnight. the especially as rain moves out. we will see a few breaks in the cloud cover. fog is going to start to thicken, so watch for pockets of dense fog overnight and early tomorrow morning. the here's a quick time lapse today from the kutztown area middle school, every place looking exactly like this,

cloudy with rain all day long. kind of on and off, heaviest through midday hours and you can start to sees fog forming in the final frame here, and fog forming on the field even as heaviest rain moves on out, fog develops and that means it will be a slow go tonight as well even with the heavy rain, starting to exit, stage right. here it is storm scan three there goes heaviest rain but still scattered showers lingering over area. these will move out as well but this is only round one of the wet weather. we have got a secondary storm to talk about starting to gather moisture down along mississippi river valley lifting north and east tonight into tomorrow that will bring a warm front through here tomorrow mid-morning and cold front late tomorrow night. and then both of those round of precipitation could lead to slow downs across our region again. the good news it is not all that cold. it is 60 in philadelphia. fifty-seven in reading. fifty-eight in wilmington. look at dover, 65 degrees outside today we did get that much needed rain we have been

talking about, just shy of an inch so far in philadelphia. it is likely that we will end up with over an inch before this system is done with us and to this is most rain we have had in one day, since september 19th, more than two months ago. future weather shows still some showers lingering through tonight but notice they do taper off. watch for fog to develop overnight and early tomorrow morning, and then here's the warm front associated with that secondary low coming through around 11:00 a.m. with the scattered showers, still some heavy showers but not as heavy as what we saw today. that exits through the evening commute and we may see clouds and then cold front late tomorrow night into early thursday morning, we will bring another round of showers and perhaps a thunderstorm. so showers early tonight with some fog, fog and showers tomorrow morning's commute and for tomorrow evening's commute showers and chance of the thunderstorm even marginal risk for severe weather through portions of south jersey and delaware tomorrow afternoon. overnight showers early and watch for that dense fog and 54 degrees is your low, for

your wednesday showers at time but still want umbrella handy at anytime, driest portion of the the day may be late afternoon and then another round of showers and storms late tomorrow night. good news is we will clear that out and we will get sun back but does get noticeably colder in the weekend. we will have have that weekend forecast coming up. >> thanks, kate. still ahead prince harry's girlfriend back in the spotlight. >> does she get royal stamp of approval. prince william weighs in, done. most famous voice in philadelphia has a permanent home. see what merrill reese did before making his way in the team's hall of fame, a cbs-3 exclusive coming your way next in

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cancer patients. >> so why are resident in one up scale community upset about a plan to let out of town cancer patients stay in this house? it is a town divided as lines are drawn in the san, new on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we

will hear from both sides of this issue. don bell joins us once again to talk more sports. this is a silver lining, to last night. >> yes, to the game last night. >> one of my favorite people, i really mean this, merrill reese, has had plenty of opportunities, not only is he a local legend but national icon. but 74 years oldies from philly and been living a dream since 1977. last night that dream reached a brand new level. cbs-3 with exclusive behind the scenes access as legendary eagles broadcaster hade his way into the team's hall of fame. >> ball spotted, kick is away, the kick is good. he did it again. >> forty years in the booth one remarkable day to celebrate. >> beautiful late in football night. >> reporter: before merrill reese made it to the mike he started at his home office reviewing pages offhanded written game notes while taking just a to moments to

reminisce. >> i kiddingly tell my friends that i and it all the time but i imagined going in as a quarterback. >> reporter: so maybe merrill was only half right, he is heading to the hall but as a signal caller of a different kind. before the game, he was sum on to the novacare complex where jeffery lurie honored all living members of the hall. >> i don't think in terms of the calls, i think in terms of football moments, the things that you saw and loved. >> now just hours away from game time merrill, it is off to the office. >> a pregame show, and then the opening kick off. the players are flying. the the lights are on. >> reporter: just minutes in the first quarter merrill reese, did what he has done for generations of players, he documented a career milestone for a young carson wentz. >> he is still rolling, he pumps, he is going to run, and he lunges forward and he is in for the touchdown. >> in the long after carson's first career rushing touch town it was half time and like

wentz, merrill had to scramble, he hit elevators and rush to the field where he found pay dirt, a celebration, for the master of the mike. >> i would like to thank, the most loyal and wonderful fans in the entire nfl. >> fans cheered four decade of service and herald went back to the booth where others requested autographs and where he continue to put his signature voice on the birds. >> he finally runs out of bound, across the 40 as if to say, see you later, roger you are not the only one to do that. >> reporter: eagles lost the game but on this that it the real winner was the teams hall of fame. >> it was a great moment to go out there at half time and feel that warmth, ovation from the crowd. i will never forget it. >> great shot right there. >> wonderful. >> he loved it. >> he loved it.

>> he still loves it, as much as he did when he first started doing it no doubt. >> you can hear tonight his voice, so clear, passion is still there. >> and he and mike quick make a great pair. >> good man. >> good stuff. congratulations. coming up next half an hour president-elect trump gets closer to filling his cabinet. >> he made two appointments but question remains will be secretary of the state. latest list of possible candidates is up next, cleve. liquor store robbery caught on video but not what you would expect. coming up how a thief used trickery to steel hundreds of dollars from a

new nominations, president-elect donald trump is a few steps closer to filling out his cabinet. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. good afternoon, i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington.

president-elect made two new cabinet selection is today. >> they are raising more questions over whether trump is rolling back one of his campaign promises former vice-president dan quail, was among the republicans meeting the at trump tower on tuesday. he was seen being escorted by trump advisor kelly ann conway. >> things are in if hand, moving forward, and he will make america freight again. >> reporter: cbs news has learned former labor secretary's lane chao is president-elect donald trump's to be transportation secretary. chao served under president george w. bush and married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. earlier the transition team announced georgia congressman tom rise was nominate todd lead department of health and human services. the price, an orthopedic surgeon is a vocal critic of obama care. both chao and price have years of experience in washington and those selections are drawing questions about whether the president-elect will, in fact, drain the swamp in d.c. as he promised to on the campaign trail. tennessee senator bob corker

who is no stranger to washington met with mr. trump on tuesday, a contender for secretary of state. >> he has i think the greatest opportunity in modern times to really strengthen our nation, secure the interests around the world, and to help us economically. >> reporter: mitt romney another leading candidate is scheduled have to have a private dinner with the president-elect as he continues to weigh his choices. president-elect trump also made headlines today when he tweeted there should be consequences for burning the american flag, suggesting loss of citizenship, or a year in jail. the supreme court ruled in 1989 that flag burning constitutes free speech. the late conservative justin antonin scalia was part of the majority opinion, mr. trump said he would pick next supreme court justice in the mold of scalia. more details about mr. trump's latest cabinet picks, congressman tom price would lead the health and human services department if confirmed by the senate.

he is currently chairman of the house budget committee, he is a six term congressman. he has called for major changes to entitlement programs and strongly oppose is a borings. and elaine chao would lead the department of transportation, if confirmed by the senate, she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush, and as the deputy secretary of transportation under president george hw bush. chows was first asian woman to serve in the cabinet position and she will have a key role in shaping trump's infrastructure plan. president-elect trump has also tapped local supporter renee amore to join his transition team, deputy chair of the pennsylvania republican party shared news on facebook saying i'm so excited, everybody. i have been put on the trump transition team, thank you so much for your congratulations. we're still waiting to hear exactly what her role will be. cuba will pay tribute to fidel castro at a rally in had van a. >> well before sunrise thousands of cubans streamed

in revolution plaza, second day of ceremonies in honor of castro. the 90 year-old former cuban president died over the weekend and foreign dignitaries have begun arriving for tonight's rally. the search is on for suspect who pulled a fast one at a south jersey liquor store, authorities say he used slight offhanded to make off with cash and it was all caught on surveillance video. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more from mantua, gloucester county. >> reporter: sometimes it isn't customers but business that is fall pray to scams. >> we have had lunch a few times before we saw it. >> reporter: last monday a tall red headed man went to a cashier to buy a soda from who he believed was a son. he asked for change for seven, $100 bills what happened when they gave him a stack of 20's is lesson in slight offhand deception. >> he hand it to him. you can see, he spread it the out and folds the bottom half over, that fast and said i wanted this in canadian money and hand it back to them. >> reporter: saying he wanted canadian money was an excuse

to hand back half empty stack of $20 bills. feeling confident he toss want american money. whether he they hand him 35, $20 bill he does the trick again before the manager finally tells him to go. >> he didn't realize until even of the night that we were $740 short, too much of a coincidence, just so happened. >> reporter: slight offhanded experts say this guy was a pro. >> he spreads them, and he spreads them, so that he can get to the other once and what he did was a bottom palm, with his left hand, and when he moved away with the remaining bills that were still opened, those other ones stayed in his palm. i wouldn't be surprised if he was a magician. >> reporter: mantua police say this is first report of this scam they know of and warning other stores to be on the look out, for this man. >> everybody feels bad about it. it is one of the things you don't want to lose that money around the holiday. >> reporter: wine warehouse track the man outside. he did not the get in the

vehicle but walk down this line of stores. they check with the other businesses, no one recognized the man. if you know who he is, please contact the mantua township police. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as we continue tonight, brothers should always have each others back, right? well, prince harry is fielding heat after blasting media and paparazzi for housing his new american girlfriend and now his brother has his back. is it the royal seal of approval. also today is giving tuesday so is it true? giving makes you feel good? we have the answer, backed by scientific proof, that is next, kate. well, good news is the rain is out of here as we head in the upcoming weekend if you are trying to plan your weekend maybe some holiday decorating, hanging lights outside or heading out to the tree farm, things looking good, seasonally cool, you will need jackets with highs, right around upper 40's and lower 50's but will stay dry both days and again, good for those holiday plans, in the lead up to christmas and hanukkah as we head through

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well, on this giving tuesday philadelphia's mayor jim kenney is leading campaign to raise money for books in classrooms. >> mayor took time out to read to students at the school in bella vista. school district's write books campaign aims to raise 14 million-dollar to establish classroom libraries and 149 city schools. organizers say that the additions would help thousands of children achieve the ability to read, at grade level or above. and the mayor was also on hand for an event at philadelphia's city hall, work ready philadelphia held its event to promote summer jobs program for youth, group has begun, begun fund raising for that effort.

well, job well done, u.s. postal service letter carriers are honored for a career of safety on their route. carriers danielle, and john royal and edward did he ever has worked for more than 30 years without an accident or an injury. they are the first carriers at philadelphia's station post office to receive the 100 million steps award. >> that is a lot of steps. >> whole lot of steps. >> nicely done. >> congratulations. why it really does feel good to give, there is medical proof, after a short break, we

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right. >> stephanie stahl is here to explain the connection. >> that old saying, better to give then receive? it really is true. 30,000 organizations, have been, helped by donations, on this giving tuesday, and it follows black friday and cyber monday and today is about charity, and kick starting the who will will day season. >> so proud to be part of this. let's fill up the coughers here. it is giving tuesday. >> reporter: coach phil martelli was helping raise money at wogl loves our kid radio-a-thon benefiting children's hospital of philadelphia. it is collected more than $7.5 million over 15 years, the money goes to child life services which lets kids be kids even in the hospital by providing fun activities. >> i would not want to be anywhere else. >> reporter: giving tuesday fueled by power of social media has raised more than 116 million-dollar, from 71 countries. the it marks the beginning of the the holiday giving season. studies show that giving can

actually stimulate reward center of the brain which triggers release oven dor fins that researchers call the helper's high. >> wisdom has become science. >> reporter: studies have shown people that take parity in charitable giving can benefit with lower blood pressure, increased self esteem, less deregulars and lower stress levels. >> the rewards centers in our brains get activated and stay activated longer then if someone is giving a gift. >> reporter: rewards of giving only comes by choice and not expected. >> if it is in our heart, if it is a want to and not a have to i think that is what is correlated with the really good feeling. >> reporter: giving may actually also help people live longer, too. research shows that people who are regular volunteers, giving and donating their time, they are more likely to live longer, then those who don't. and, on this giving tuesday, the average donation was $107. the it doesn't matter how much it is.

>> right. >> act of of doing it. >> i like that. i want to. >> thanks, stephanie. well, take a look at this this might be best video of the day, jolean the talk loves her toy gumby but then she saw a living gumby. at first she was not sure but then she really loved it. her owner says it was the best possible use for a giant gumby costume. >> what else would you do. >> that is gumby dog gone it. >> and jolean is thrilled. >> where is pokey. >> that is later on. >> yes. >> that is great. >> kate joins us now, smiles on a dreary day. >> yes, we have to get the brightness where you can. >> that is right. >> because certainly hotter nature was not helping us out in that department today. >> no, she wasn't. >> it has been a miserable, dreary, foggy, rainy day but looking at the bright side we needed rain, we had a significant rain tall deficit on the year so far but certainly in the month of november, more than 2 inches

below average but we have recouped half of that deficit today and we have more rain on the way tomorrow. so the grass is happy, ground is happy, drivers on the roads, maybe not so happy. here's a look outside to our roof cam where the city is shrouded in fog, rain drops on the camera lens it is not looking too good out there everything was slow and slow this morning, slow this afternoon as well. hopefully you tune in yesterday and recommended you pass a lunch, right around noon time it was pouring, you did the not want to be out and about having to head out and grab lunch in the city in that kind of weather. not a great night to grab dinner either looking wet and again, foggy. watch for slow towns with pockets of dense fog overnight. checking up with weather watchers as we do this time of the day they are reporting mild temperatures. temperatures in the upper 50's and lower 60's right now we are at 60 degrees as we head into central, southern new jersey, marry ann in browns mills reporting rain, 60 degrees. she says dew point is 58, peak

wind 7 miles an hour with scattered rainfall. they did pick up briefly this afternoon. you can see phil is in philadelphia, chestnut hill 59 d .87 inches, rainy tuesday but it was needed on this giving tuesday, mother nature giving us what we needed, but we might not have appreciated but we did need rain. sandor in newark, delaware at 59, he has rain as well, much needed rain with more on the way, well, at least it is not snow, we can be thankful for that you did need umbrella but not snow gear. let look at rain amounts, helen davis at 1.8 inches. perkasie john jenkins with 1.72 inches, bedminster chuck pressler, and inch and a half at eileen murray's house. 1.24 for barbara lane in willow grove. we did get over an inch in many locations. the rain continues to fall this evening. the here's a look at storm scan three definitely not the quite as widespread as it was a couple hours ago.

you can see still green as we take a peak here zooming in on the city and points north you can see scattered showers still moving through. so heaviest rain has shifted off shore but we have a patch of showers that just don't want to leave but they are gradually pushing out to the north and east, still some scattered, sprinkles and showers through the next couple hours, mainly over southeastern pennsylvania and eventually into south jersey and delaware. then we will get a break in the action but we still have more to come, here's your break, over west virginia right now, notice clearing here, clearing over western pennsylvania and west virginia, that could promote even more dense fog to form overnight before this next system gets the here and this is lifting from the gulf coast. that will get here tomorrow. doppler estimated rainfall totals in the last 24 hours you can see mostly in the green range, that is an inch of rain, some spots with over an inch and a half and portions of northern and central new jersey. tomorrow it is another wet day but take a peak at how warm it will be as we await that next storm we will pull in all the

the moisture and warmth from the gulf of mexico we will get to near 70 degrees. our forecast high for tomorrow is 68, record is 73, setback in 1933, 5 degrees from that record. so we will start in the morning with the chance for that warm front moving through, cold trent does not come through until late tomorrow night, probably around midnight or even after, so one batch of showers late morning, mid afternoon little break in the action again and then another round tomorrow night, and then brings us more needed rain and temperatures in the 60's. so planning out your wednesday, morning, fog, few showers here and there, mid to late afternoon looks active with scattered showers and localized downpours. maybe a thunderstorm. it does look likening will be another break in the action before late tomorrow night and cold front finally pushes through and that will produce showers and the threat for a thunderstorm. after that, we will dry it out. so overnight showers early, fog developing 54 degrees. tomorrow scattered showers, we will have two kind of round of showers. it will be a mild day at 68 degrees but not a ton of

time to enjoy it, even if the rain tapers off it is a cloudy, overcast, sticky kind of a day, 68 the high, and then cooler on thursday. but wake up to some sunshine, it is a breezy cool but pleasant day, friday and saturday looking good, highs near 50, sunday, sunny and cooler at 47. monday looks cool and another chance for rain next tuesday, first weekend of december looking seasonal, and good weather, getting outside and maybe do some holiday decorating. ukee and jessica, back over to you. prince william is setting record straight about his opinion of prince harry's new girl friend. >> correspondent charlie dagada says how prince is breaking with royal tradition to show he definitely has his brother's back. >> reporter: it appears prince william has stepped up for his little brother. kensington palace forwarded us this statement saying duke of cambridge absolutely understands the situation concerning privacy, and supports the need for prince harry to support those closest to him. it goes back to a largely

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we needed rain and we are getting it. rain gear is getting a work out today. it is a soggy tuesday all across the region. storm scan three shows us that some areas are getting a break from the rain right now but it is only a break. even more wet weather is on the way for wednesday. hi, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we will need those umbrellas for one more day. we will go right to meteorologist kate bilo tracking rain in the cbs-3 weather center, kate. >> we were dealing with very heavy rain through especially mid afternoon hours today you can see where that rain is right now. yellow, orange has pushed off the coast and behind it just scattered showers here tonight, although, everything is still wet. we have have puddles on the road and we have fog forming. it looks clear behind it, right. we have a break in the action. clear skies you see over person pennsylvania and western virginia but round two is on the way, and it is this

system you can see gathering strength, nasty thunderstorms right now over mississippi, and thinks lifting to the north and east quickly. remember yesterday we talk about that storm still sitting here dictating the flow and this one will really latch on to the the tail of the the last one and move through during the overnight hours, tonight and into tomorrow. so, a break tonight, and then tomorrow morning, yet another round of wet weather on the way. so far today .99 inches of rain just shy of an inch. i do think we will clock an inch before all is said and done. the this is most daily rainfall since september 19th, it has been over two months since we have gotten that kind of rain. tomorrow at 9:00 we will see it, creeping back in and more rain on the way what to expect for your wednesday now that we're through today? your wednesday features showers at times, possible thunderstorms, additional rain amounts of half inch to an inch and two round of it tomorrow as well. coming up i'll time out those commutes for your wednesday and cool down that follows the wet weather, after some near record temperatures tomorrow. yes,