neighborhoods on alert, police are investigating a string of lewd acts in two separate south jersey, communities and it is all cases suspect is name driving around in the jeep. in one case name man chased after teenage girls. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. eye witt the necessary news reporter greg argos is live where police are searching for suspect in this strange crime, greg. >> reporter: jessica, this guy was spotted once here in evesham township, two other times in medford township and as you mentioned it is what he is lack nothing clothing that has everyone concerned. two towns, three locations, and one suspicious guy. >> one of the incidents subject drove past the person, came back again, and then proceeded to get out of the vehicle. >> reporter: medford township police are looking for a man they say drives around a late model black jeep patriot. >> has a white sticker in the

rear. >> more memorable this guy. >> white male, he is heavy set and excessive body hair. >> reporter: is completely name. >> at this point we have had no report of him being aggressive toward anyone or making contact with anyone at this point but i don't know, anything is possibly suppose. >> reporter: medford police say he was spotted once in late november on high bridge boulevard in somerton square and here in december 20th on huntington circle. both of those sightings were reported to police in the past few days. evesham township a similar situation happened on december d guy ran towards two teenage girls. >> sick. that is what i think about it. >> reporter: neighbors are on high alert hoping this guy get cause quickly. are you keeping an extra eye out right now. >> i have been, yes, definitely. i mean, you know, especially i'm small, little. >> keeping our eye on it, talking to my neighbors and making sure they are aware. >> reporter: once again, this suspect is described as an overweight, white male in, his 30's to 40's, he is clean

shave even with a faded style haircut and described as having excessive body hair. of course, if you spot him call police. live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the new year is getting off to a soggy start around the region. "eyewitness news" in the quiet center city this afternoon but people out there had umbrellas you probably need to keep that rain gear close. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking even more rain heading our way. i see a lot of green behind you there. >> more on the way too, jessica, found natural lit this is not last of it. if you thought i'm off i will hunker down stay inside, and not go outside in this helps. but tomorrow you may have to head back to work, kid heading back to school and we have yet another round of green moving through the area. first one is starting to erode a little bit not a whole lot, just light pockets of drizzle bull here comes next batch of rain and this one very heavy over deep south. atlanta, mississippi, alabama, this is all lifting north and east ape will arrive here by

mid-morning tomorrow. so, temperatures right now good news is they are not going to drop much overnight. any rain or drizzle overnight will stay liquid unless you are in the poconos where we could still see ice willing, patches of ice on the roads possible tonight but 42 in the city, 43 millville, four to in wilmington. temperatures holding steady tonight, rising, gradually toward 50 degrees tomorrow. light rain and drizzle will overnight but as we head into tomorrow morning here comes that big wall of moisture 10:00 a.m. i'll take you through hour by hour and glass of cold air on the way, jessica. sole american injured in the new years eve nightclub massacre in turkey is returning home to our region tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at philadelphia international where jake or raak is expect soon, david. >> reporter: jessica, it is quite a story, mere will california us story of survival that 35 year-old jacob raak of greenville delaware is expect behind me. we are expect him around 8:00

o'clock hour coming there london, of course, in istanbul earlier this morning. thirty-nine people killed in this attack, authorities still looking for the attacker, isis has claimed responsibility. it was a chaotic scene, new years attack at a club in istanbul, turkey. many were people that were killed, and 11 people were locals that were killed. raak told a news organization in an news interview that he pretended he was already wounded and just tried to be as still as possible but he ended up being shot, he made it out alive, authorities took him into care as soon as possible. this morning he spoke to news crews at an airport in istanbul. >> i don't want to talk about what happened inside the club but i want to say, you know, this is a very good country and it is so unfortunate that this is happening to you guys. i really feel for everybody here. >> raak lives in delaware but original willly from delaware

county and has family in the chadds ford area i spoke to his hotter by phone just about an hour and a half ago and she tells me she cannot wait to see her son to make sure he's completely safe. reporting live from philadelphia international i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the "cbs evening news" will have much more on the night club massacre in turkey, including a report from istanbul, coming up at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". a pennsylvania state police trooper killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest this week. funeral services for london weaver are scheduled for wednesday and thursday in altoona. he will be laid to rest thursday. twenty-three year-old was shot and killed while responding to a domestic complaint friday night in huntingdon county. state police shot and killed the suspect in weaver's death after a manhunt. a man is dead after he was shot several times, this morning in north philadelphia. it happened just after 8:30 on the 2800 block of north park avenue, just off of north broad street. police tell us that the 23 year-old victim was shot four

times, including once in the head and neck and chest. he died a short time later at temple hospital. no arrests have been made and no word on a motive. a two alarm fire destroyed this home this delaware county this morning, thinks the 700 block of 14th avenue in prospect park, and fire fighters say that the fire broke out, just before 1:00 o'clock on the ground floor and then quickly spread to the rest of the home. six people including three children escaped those flames. the red cross is assisting the family. pennsylvania owns the distinction of having the highest gas tax in the nation, and on new years day that tax will be even higher. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us how much more we will be paying to fill up and what the money will go towards. >> reporter: in pennsylvania there is some pain at the pump >> crazy. gas go from $2.45 to 2.65 in a matter of a couple taste. >> that is right. >> it is ridiculous. >> sixty dollars to fill my

truck up, that is a lot of honey, in these days. >> reporter: keystone state has the highest gas tax in the nation and january 1st it went up again adding another eight cents per gallon. >> you look we can do better then this. state is freezing people for more money. >> reporter: ralph tucker left gas station without filling up his tank. >> i don't know, i got to move out of the city. >> reporter: many like jenny chance say they saw difference in cost compared to just a few days ago. >> it is bad but i try to travel less i guess. >> my co-workers will say i will go dover new jersey and get my gas. >> reporter: others have to drive to work and they say they have no choice. >> i'm not happy about it but not much i can do about it. >> reporter: money collected from the taxis expect to fund road construction, repairs and infrastructure maintenance. something that she says is definitely needed. she moved back from the state after 16 years in london. >> it is horrendous. it is just shocking how bad they are. >> reporter: this isn't the only price tag drivers will

see on the road, pennsylvania turnpike tolls are scheduled to go up 6 percent marking the ninth increase in nine years. reporting from north philadelphia, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia's new sugar drink tax also went into effect on january 1st. shoppers will find price of their favorite sweetened beverages increased by one and a half cents per ounce, money collect from that taxis expected to raise about 90 million-dollar a year for the expansion of prekindergarten and other city programs. the beverage industry plans to appeal last month's dismissal of a lawsuit that challenges that tax. eagles ended their season on a high note beating dallas cowboys in south philadelphia. >> today was time to pack up, look back at the year that was , but also to the future. pat gallen joins with us more on what bird had to say as they cleaned out their lockers >> do you want to go to north dakota anytime soon. >> well, one layer actually does. >> i heard that, i wonder who.

>> the eagles finish the year with that 27-13 win over cowboys closing out with an under whelming seven-nine record. that means is there plenty of work to be done this off season. carson wentz and company did win back to back games to finish 2016 schedule and wentz set nfl rocky record for completions in the season. today as eagles pack up, jordan matthews gave us what he hopes is the plan to bring him closer to his quarterback. >> i will go to california, it is cool but, you know, real expensive, guys all across the city, where as i'm like we need one cabin out there. >> if he wants to go to fargo north dakota i said we can take you but you may not want to come back. it is receipt i cold. he wanting to up there. we will see what we do in the off season. it will be fun. we have to get together and do something. >> how is that. >> carson seems genuinely amused by the fact. >> fargo north dakota. >> he will get his guys

together no matter where they go. >> i would rather will california. >> i know. >> thanks, pat. appreciate it. it is a new year and you know what that means. >> resolutions most popular one to lose weight but that is in the always easy. >> it is hard because you get caught up going go to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then start eating five of them, zero of them. >> it happens. >> it does. >> it takes more than a quick resolution to shed those pound health reporter stephanie stahl has three things to do to lose weight and keep it off time to take tree down, time to get rid of it the and help the environment at the same time.

on the first monday of the new year many are welcoming 2017, with resolutions. >> the most popular resolution getting in shape and losing weight. health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on, making it happen. >> reporter: making it happen.

you have to be realistic this more than 2-pound a week don't set yourself up to fail. beginning of january, people are committed, to that popular resolution of getting healthy and fit. counting calories, counting steps, right after the holidays it can be especially tough. >> holidays always the worst, you have mom's cooking, you get cookies coming out. >> reporter: while his beloved eagles are ending their season aj silver is starting his, resolving this you this year to tackle some weight hoping to get fit like rocky on the art museum steps. >> it is receipt i hard, you get caught up going to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then you start eating five , 20 of them, next thing you though you are 30-pound over then what you are expect to be. >> reporter: time to shape up for new year even in the rain folks were out on kelly drive, many with the popular resolution, to lose weight. >> i will get in better shape, work out, run, lift weights, and eat better. >> idea to take it one step at a time. if you do a total make over of

having you eat and how you move it will be difficult to sustain. >> reporter: if you vowed to take a break, those delicious contact knoll he is and cookies, diet experts at temple say daily food journalist very helpful. >> keep track have of a couple things. one is what you eat, and how much you eat, from that you can get calories and carbs and fat. >> reporter: doctor foster says watch out for empty calories, drinks are big culprits like alcohol, and sodas. >> think about fruit punches, iced tea, all of those things have lots of calories and body doesn't process liquid like it does solid. that is a very easy fix. >> reporter: experts say while exercise is important weight loss is mostly related to eating better with more salad and lean protein and keeping track of calories. >> let get message straight, physical activity is incredibly important, great for tonight necessary, great for health and reducing risk of diabetes but doing more activity this week rather than last week won't increase amount of weight that you lose >> to prove that point to lose just 1 pound with exercise

alone you have to burn 3500 calories, which is hard to do considering a fast hour long run, burns about 600. jogging for an hour, 400 calories. so it is, tough to lose weight with just exercise. it is important but really successful diet depend on what you eat. >> eat light, eat right and keep it tight. >> there you go. >> something to live by. >> thanks, stephanie. holiday season is over a toll accounts are ditching their christmas trees. "eyewitness news" at come minute necessity lane in manayunk. one of the several location ness philadelphia where residents can come and drop off their trees. this ram runs through january 14th. for more information on drop off locations they are you visit cbs philly.com. all right. kate bilo joining us now on a very rainy, dreary hon, kate. >> yes, tough day out there. >> yes. >> day to just take a nap. >> yes. >> kid home there school, you really can't take a nap. >> not happening. coming up with another way to

entertain them and tomorrow most kid back to school and work and we will have another rainy, dreary day. it will be a slow go both morning and afternoon commute tomorrow. the good news it is not all that cold but that is going to change as well. lets take a look, we will start off with the time lapse and see how day looks for most of us, starting day with gray skies and rain pick up midday. kutztown is only 34 degrees. that is close to the treeing mark. far north and west suburbs, even though there is not a whole lot of rain happening, can't rule out those bridges, overpass getting slick here and there just take it easy, not seeking a major ice threat tonight we could see some out there. watch out if you are out and about this evening. worst has moved off the coast, you can see everything clearing out. we have cloud, light rain, drizzle, expect right through overnight hours and then into tomorrow morning and then the second round of the rain moves in. so as we zoom in locally not seeing too much, a to showers over burlington county, light drizzle around the city. you can see worst of it has

tapered off. if you have dinner lance tonight should president be too bad, everything is just damp and foggy tonight as well watch out for patchy fog overnight. here's our next system bringing this heavy rain over portions of alabama lifting north and eastward impacting our area tomorrow morning, into the mid afternoon hours. we will time it out, temperatures are warm enough right now and warming up through the night that we don't have to worry about ice or snow with this system. forty-two in philadelphia. forty-two wilmington. thirty-eight in allentown. thirty-one mount poke though. poconos one spot that may see more ice or just a glaze through overnight hours. so just light rain, drizzle here and there and then by 8:00 you can see that next batch, poised to move in. first part of the commute tomorrow not terrible, second part, out hid morning, around 11:00ah when we have pockets moving through 1:00 o'clock pack your lunch tomorrow. don't wanting to out. this will be raining heavily

midday, 2:00 p.m. same story. buses bring kid home. the it wind down at 3:00. then still scattered showers and drizzle for afternoon commute before clearing things out on wednesday. we will give you yellow light for your travel overnight tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening, and then see heaviest will fall between two commutes tomorrow but left overonding especially for your p.m. commute. then we have got one nice take that day is wednesday before another arctic place is un leash by thursday, friday, we are talking highs five to 10 degrees below average. very early look at try, weak disturbance could bring light snow, light tuesday continuing and light blue under an this much. not a big deal. we may see winter return with cold temperatures, and the chance for light snow. period of rain tomorrow, will be breezy, 50 degrees your high. eyewitness weather seven day forecast two days in the 50's. we will skip 40's all together as that cold air comes in friday with that light snow, no better than freezing. overnight lows this weekend in the lower 20's, saturday, sunday, monday, despite the

some sun, not much better than treeing hashing every single day. so wednesday, your day to get outside without heavy coat, because you will need it for a while. >> wednesday. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> thanks, kate. >> pat gallen is here, he is up next in sorts. >> penn state taking on u.s.c. at the rose bowl, we will have an update next. eagles pack up and headed out for the off season. some players reflect on their rookie head coach and job that he did this year, that is next in

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attention to detail and i think, you know, as a team, it kept us together when things, you know, hit the fan a little bit. >> one thing i always appreciated was coach pederson he valued my input, as a rookie, you know, what my opinion is on things, you know , i thought that was awesome for me. >> big day, for the blue and white, penn state currently taking on u.s.c. trojans in the rose bowl in pasadena. live look at penn state's watch party at maggie o'neill 's this drexel hill, tonight the any lions fans trying to get fired up. right now u.s.c. is leading 20 -13 in the second quarter, sports director don bell, he is in paths dean a and, he will have a live report at 11:00. tomorrow night sixers kick off their 2017 portion of the schedule with the timber wolves in south philadelphia. last time they met it was a national tv game in which sixers lost by 24. joel embiid and company will look to exact some revenge and

kick new year off with a win, the process is still fired up about that loss in november >> i can't top thinking about it. it is good to go up against them again. >> through have it. >> he wants to pay towns back. >> one of the best young big men in basketball they are going head to head. >> thanks, man. >> "cbs evening news" is just a to minutes away. >> jeff glure is in for scott pelley and joins us with a look ahead. >> hi there ukee and jessica. tonight on the "cbs evening news" turkish officials say this is suspect this is deadly nightclub attack. we will hear from the american who survived that deadly night president obama's plans to keep the affordable care act alive, and full course meal on food, as medicine, a look at culinary revolution, just ahead on "cbs evening news". but first new year brings a new resident to camden's

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ways to store your decorations tonight at 11:00. well, with the new year came new life foresee see turtle hatch link at new jersey's adventure aquarium. >> he hatched in north carolina in august and arrived at the aquarium in november. adventure plans to foster young turtle and teach it survival skills before releasing it this is gulf stream off the coast of north carolina in the meantime that turtle need a name, contenders include tar win, grew and gina >> i like grew. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", tonight a food course being served up to future there is. go behind the scene of the culinary revolution coming to medical schools all across the nation, and tonight, in for scott pelley is jeff glure. take care family. we will see you tonight.

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