of the video shows that philadelphia police officer repeatedly punching a 16 year-old girl but police tell us there is more to this story then what we see, and also tonight, we hear from the teenager involved. this video of a police involved sal altercation with a 16 year-old girl is making round on social media. janet pendle ton says she's still wearing scars from that day. >> it is all right here. >> reporter: police were responding to a huge brawl, loving 30 to 40 people in the middle of south 54th street in west philadelphia on new years take when eyewitnesses captured this scene. >> the whole incident was just ugly there start to continuish , there is no denying that and look, sometimes police work is not pretty a and this would have been a perfect example. >> reporter: commissioner ross spoke can tidally about the disturbing video saying it doesn't tell whole story of what may have precipitated the incident. >> you cannot see striking

portion where the female admits that she struck the police officer that was not shown or he tea pick in the video. >> i feel like sick, i threw threw up, like twice, my legs hurt, my body ace aching, i have a bruce on my face. >> reporter: sixteen year-old janet pendleton told us her side claiming she never hit female officer in the face, she says she was back ago way when she was violently thrown to the ground and punch. >> she pick me up by my hair, she slammed me by my hair, ban ged me head on the ground car, yanking me every where. that is really wrong. i'm still a minor. she's a grown woman and a cop. >> reporter: police tell us that the the 16 year-old girl in her statement to them did admit to hitting the police officer despite the fact that now she's denying that claim. meantime, the officer has been taken off of the streets, pending an internal affairs investigation. that is very latest for now, reporting live at police headquarters, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

thank you, natasha. man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper who was later killed in the confrontation with police ledgely confessed to that murder, in a text message to his son's mother. authorities say that three two-year old jason robison told would the man he shot trooper london weaver twice in the head. an arrest warrant made public revealed robison was being investigated for violating a protective order when he told trooper weaver he to not want to go back to jail. it is down right, dreary, out there, rainy with a chill in the air. >> kate has the latest on what will be a very cold weekend but right now it looks like it is all about the rain, kate. >> it is a very wet day, once again, but good news, just like yesterday at this time heaviest stuff has started to move out the and now we are left with light drizzle and mist, light enough that it is not showing up at all on storm scan three. heaviest of the rain was earlier this afternoon pushed out about three or 4:00 o'clock as predicted as now we are seeing a system pulling out of here. you can see a few showers, light rain, drizzle in western

pennsylvania, and some of that could try to headache tonight to our area, generally light showers, through the overnight hours and otherwise this system moving on out. but behind it, there is a lot of air this central can inadequacies and northern plains and that is heading our way by end of the week and weekend. we have to watch for fog, current visability down the shore at atlantic city airport seeing visibility down to a third of the mile, we are at 3 5 in reading, generally speaking clear visibility is about 0 miles. the visability are, in short supply here tonight, patchy fog if you are out and about to watch out for some slow towns and the fog, of course, can come up quickly so lay it safe tonight. forty-six in philadelphia right now. warm enough that this is all rain, 50 this millville, 50 in atlantic city. in mount pocono we are above freezing. that is good news but it is not completely over just yet. we can see another batch have light rain moving through around 9:00 and in the overnight hours a few scattered showers may pop up here and there. coming up we have got one mild day to tell you about and then

bottom falls out and i will tell you when some spots could see some snow, ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, kate. terrifying home invasion in the the city's frankford section left suspect dead and a father of four little girls seriously wounded. it happened around 11:00 lon night in the 1900 block of pratt street, police say family of six had just returned home, when there was a knock on the door. and then, two men forced their way in. >> there was a struggle between the 27 year-old home owner and these two heals and one of the perpetrators did shoot the home owner two times and in his mouth and in his leg. the 27 year-old home owner had a weapon, in his possession and he fired multiple shots striking one of the perpetrators in the head. >> upon further investigation police tell us they removed a substantial amount of marijuana the from the pratt street home. police are still looking for the second suspect. police in glassboro, gloucester county of a suspect

in custody in connection with a peeping tom incident last month. police say that three two-year old darnell howard of vineland is charged with peeping into a rest tense on pamona avenue early december 28th. that is a suspect captured on home security cameras. police say members of the community who saw the department's facebook post, tipped them off, just to who that suspect was. federal lawsuit has been filed against boro councilman ed mitchell and boro's police chief, it alleged mitchell facing criminal charges may have tried to even rich himself at the expense of the boro's fire department. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins with us more on that, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the as you take this federal lawsuit and combine it with the criminal charges that councilman ed mitchell is already facing and both paint picture of a political operative out to just destroy anybody who dare question him. in fact mitchell is accused of smearing a political rival and trying to use the expo lease chief to get that live willal

out of the way. legal troubles for upland councilman ed mitchell are piling up, this is video of mitchell after being charged with stealing $130,000, from the boro and rigging an illegal surveillance system in boro hall. mitchell and former police chief nelson has been slapped with the federal lawsuit, the court documents claim that mitchell was attempting to force fire department, to pay substantially more for building upgrades to the construction company where suit alleged mitchell is a full-time emily. when rival councilman and fire chief dan smith objected he claimed mitchell threatened to have smith arrested, attorney jacqueline vigilante of mullica filed the lawsuit. >> it alleged governmental officials took advantage of their positions in the public trust and the public taxpayers money for their own benefit and in the process took down people who were good people. >> reporter: sources alleged mitchell, a long time public official, had continued to conduct business around the bo

ro despite facing more than two dozen charges. as for nelson acosio answered at his home. he called our station and gave us his attorney's number. that attorney wouldn't talk to us saying he had not seen the lawsuit. people this up land are upset about the turmoil that had eclipsed this tiny delaware county town. >> i think it is terrible. i mean, you know, it the is mind boggling really. >> we tried reaching mitchell 's attorney, they never got back to us. woman whoadd the call at the construction company said, they were told to issue no comments to our questions, and we also sent a tea tailed e-mail to the delaware county district attorney's office questioning these new troubling allegations but we did not hear back from them either. live from upland delaware county, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. new republican majority congress is in session, and has already received a

scolding there president-elect trump. today he urge lawmakers to focus on what is important, but each side of the aisle has differing ideas as to what that means. the 115th dong golfed into session tuesday but not before house republicans made an about face. they reversed their plan to cut office of congressional ethics, and independent body that oversees lawmakers. that move followed a dis approving tweet from president-elect trump who urge them to quote focus on tax reform, health care and so many other things of far greater importance #dts drain the swamp some lawmakers like iowa congressman steve king, want to eliminate the office. >> the oce is as unjust, as unjust power. >> i do. >> reporter: with wisconsin republican paul ryan receiving enough votes to retear his job as speaker of the the house, senate is already divided on how to approach a trump presidency with republicans urging cooperation and

democrats rejecting any rubber stamping. senate minority leader chuck schumer promised to hold donald trump accountable and criticize his most frequent form of criticism communication with all do respect america cannot afford a twitter presidency. >> reporter: republicans are focused on a immediate repeal of the affordable care act. >> if we cannot do bet even then obama care we might as well look for another line of work. >> reporter: president obama head to capitol hill wednesday in a effort to save his signature achievement. sixteen days, until inauguration day and president the elect is making a key appointment to day mr. trump nominated robert lighthisser to the post of u.s. trade representative. he is an experienced lawyer who served as deputy trade representative under president ronald reagan. we learned that former president george w. bush, will attend the inauguration, january 20th, and bush will join president obama and former president bill clinton and jimmy carter, hillary

clinton will also attend. meanwhile, president-elect trump continues to bash u.s. companies exporting manufacturing jobs. the on twitter mr. trump singled out gm for end ising a mexican made model of the chevy cruz across the border to be sold in the u.s. he then told the company to make its car in the u.s. or pay big border tax. ford appears to be listening. company cited trump's promises for its decision to invest 700 million-dollar in michigan, and not mexico. all have of these factors have prompted us, obviously to invest in flat rock's expansion, and to cancel building a new plant in mexico >> trump had previously been critical of ford's plans to build in mexico. in delaware wilmington's new city council takes over tonight. mike, takes the oath of office as mayor as a grand opera house. joining him are the new city council president, shabazz and

incoming city treasurer generals potter. twelve city council members, seven newly elected will also be sworn in. well, coming up on "eyewitness news", furniture danger. >> our heart sank, i didn't know what to do i felt like the worst mom. >> don't be alarmed, children are just fine but their mom wants you to know this culled happen in your home. three on your side with information that you need, next. a car submerged under water with a teenage daughter inside america came to their rescue in the next half an hour. this vandalism of the hollywood letters may have been the last straw what officials are planning to protect the iconic

now video that is hard to watch. home security camera capturing moment when a 100-pound dresser topples, trapping a toddler underneath. now we warned you this video is disturbing but as three on your side jim donovan find, child's mother wants parents to see it so a tragedy can be prevented. >> it was last thursday that two-year old twins bode and brook were playing in the bedroom of their home, toddlers can be seen climbing in the opening drawers of their dresser and before long the dresser topples over pin ning brook underneath.

video camera in the boy's bedroom capture the whole thing. after a few seconds somehow bode, eventually is able to push dresser, moving it enough for his little brother brook to wiggle free. caylee says she and her husband didn't hear the commotion and only realized what the twins had been through when they watched the video. >> my heart sank, i didn't know what to to i felt like the worst mom. >> reporter: it is latest incident involving an ikea product. >> the safety of our cuss hers is most important thing. >> reporter: last june retailer recalled at least 29 million dressers and chest that is were at risk of tipping over, this is after the deaths of three children since 2014. caylee shab says the dress inner her boy's room was eight drawer homenice that is not part of the recall but eye key a web site does warm, on the product page, that serious or fatal crashing injuries can result in furniture tip over and to prevent it, furniture must be permanently affixed to the wall. company now provides anchors in the packaging, consumer

odthat it is actively working with the entire furniture industry, to create a stronger , safety standard that will make furniture more inherently stable. now, fortunately both brook and bode are doing just fine, in bumps or even bruises, the family has since bolted that dresser to the wall, they have taken the knobs off dressers so kid cannot climb on it. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. in a statement ikea tells cbs news we want to emphasize that the the best way to prevent tip over of chest of drawers is to anchor products to the wall. ikea has included restraints with our chest of drawers for decade, and wall attachment is an integral part of the assembly instructions. incidents like these have the country wondering what it takes to keep your children safe from falling furniture. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has tools to show you how, he is live at the eye key a in south philadelphia with a preview of his story coming up at 6:00, cleve.

>> reporter: good evening. it was an eye key address their fell over but really this could happen anywhere where is there an unsecured piece of furniture that little kid can get to. mother in this video says dresser in her boy's room was not secured to the wall, so we took a child proofing expert to our own katie fehlinger's house, she has twin little girls and she just bought an ikea dresser. coming up we will show you how simple it was for him to install safety straps and mack sure that just about any piece of furniture does not hurt those adorable little girls. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you at 6:00, cleve, thank you. frightening video. >> yes, it is. >> kate joins us with our forecast. you can see rain, coal coming from cleve's breath. it is a glummy january day. >> it is, temperatures are above average today. it doesn't feel like it with the cloud, fog, drizzle, it is a miserable day. tomorrow temperatures will be above average and sun will return. that is some good news, tomorrow looks like a nice day for us but then another blast of arctic eras we head toward

end of the week and weekend, lets take a look outside, we will start you off, one thing tonight is low cloud and the fog, you can see we have got the cloud cover, obscuring tops of the buildings here as we look live, there center city looking just a little glummy tonight. heaviest of the rain has moved out, and so that is some good news but we are still dealing with pockets of drizzle, mist, fog, low visibility out there tonight. storm scan three shows us that system moving away, that is good news, clearing out, but there are a lot of cloud out there and i do think we will see another round of at least some showers before we get through the night. just a quick look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, folks out for a walk there but board are very wet and we do have, again that rain moving through so, zooming out on storm scan three not a whole lot to show you this system lifting north this area of light rain, showers across western pennsylvania, that is what could come through later tonight, and even into the overnight hours, we cannot rule out a few showers or pockets of rain or drizzle. fog will be an issue as well. a few spots at is 11:00 on the

future visibility map below a mile visibility even down near mount pocono and lancaster at 11:00 o'clock tonight. overnight same story, even tomorrow morning we will see very low visibility, so watch out for that fog, here's 5:00 a.m. parts of the south jersey seeing visability near zero in spots tomorrow morning but by tomorrow afternoon it clears out, almost completely, and as the sun returns. but temperatures will eventually take a hit. tomorrow is above average again with the the a high of 54 degrees, average high is 41 , well above average and then we will go well below average for end of the week and start of the weekend, that is how you get an average after all, 41 degrees where we should be and we won't be near that number any day this week. we will go from well above to well below. tomorrow, like i said, sun returns, temperatures in the the 50's, it will be pretty comfortable out there except for wind. by afternoon win will start to pick up, wind could gust over 30 miles an hour for a time in the afternoon and evening and that is as our next front approaches from the west, an arctic cold front that will

come through tomorrow night, generally dry. not a whole lot of moisture expect with the passage of that front tomorrow but it is definitely going to bring cold back in, thursday and into friday. then we have a light disturbance here on friday bringing light snow. this particular model keeps it south of philadelphia, we could get light snow in the city but best chance will be south and east of the system moving away, it could briefly intensify off the coast, so for your friday temperatures near freezing, possible light snow, best chance will be south and east and some small accumulations possible down the shore. we will look closer at that system in the next half an hour. overnight lingering shower, areas of fog, temperatures in the 40's, tomorrow, above average but it is windy, 54 degrees, winds 15 to 25 miles an hour with gusts over 30 miles an hour. thursday turns much colder, friday chance for light snow in the morning. if you think those days are cold, weekend gets even worse. >> um. >> i will have have that with the seven day. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it

as we continue tonight trouble for well men football player. >> you may not know his face but likely heard his name, we will show you which nfl player was in court charged with assault, pat. penn state did not smell roses as u.s.c. stunned them with an epic come back last night in pasadena but that doesn't mean the game wasn't a classic, we will relive the rose bowl insanity and another 90 seconds with crazy numbers on just how close the lions were to victory that is next in sports. new tonight at 6:00 a former radnor official facing disturbing charges tonight, he is accused of assaulting a 100 and three-year old woman and there may be even more charges coming, our david spun is work thong right now and he will join us at

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>> in the war of the roses penn state and u.s.c. put together an instant classic in pasadena. up fortunately for lions fourth quarter collapse allowed trojans to walk away with a 12-49 victory. how close was penn state to winning? let's relive the craziness. after two trace mcsorely interceptions to start the game u.s.c. took advantage. trojans would hit the end zone and stretch their lead to 13 to nothing. although first half has been never kind penn state do hang tough and saquon barkley had a 24-yard score in the second quarter to within 13-seven. just before end of the ham, same darnold hit barnett on a 3-yard score. they had an 88 percent chance have of victory. lions would turntables and go on a epic run. psu would score touchdowns on four consecutive lays. after pulling to within six at the half saquon barkley's 79- yard run gave penn state a 28-27 lead. that was followed by chris god

win's insane 72-yard circus catch. >> he makes the catch. >> reporter: after u.s.c. turn over deep in the territory mc sorely's 3-yard run put lions up 42-27. in 11 minutes, lions had 28 straight points. with just over two minutes left, lions had a 98 percent chance of victory before sam d arnold marched them the two tie ballgame with his fifth touchdown pass, 49-49. last penn state possession and trace mcsorely makes a huge mistake throwing a pick into double coverage, with just 272nd to play. tonight any nation was stun as he nailed a 45-yard field goal the down bias many as 14 and up bias many as 15, penn state fell 52-49. wraps the greatest rose bowl game in history. i think that graph, perfectly charts it. >> my heart rate. >> i was going to say it looks like my ekg. >> yes. thanks, buddy, appreciate it.

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only from fios. new developments tonight in the deadly attack on a nightclub, in istanbul as police in turkey arrest a dozen people in overnight raids, that attack killed 39 people, and news continues at 5:30. hi everyone, i'm jessica dean. and i'm ukee washington. overnight arrest comes as manhunt intensifies for the gun man. the clear images of the

alleged nightclub attacker comes from this selfie video walking the streets office tan bull. it is unclear when it was taken or how it was found. turkish media say it was leaked by investigators. last night they raided an apartment near the airport, they were led to the area by a taxi driver, this video being run by turkish media reportedly shows shooter getting out of the cab after the attack from club raina early sunday morning. isis who claimed responsibility for the attack says he was avenging turkey's role in syria's bloody civil war. it is unclear if the gunman was directed or inspired by the militant group, isis statement said club was targeted because it was where christians celebrate their pagan holiday, about 600 people were inside of the club , ringing in the new year. an hour later the gun man struck the venue, and just seven minutes he killed 39 people, before slipping away in the chaos. heavily armed officers' vac waited club goers, some with blood stains on their clothes.

>> crazy people. >> reporter: jay raak of delaware was among zero seven injured, what hes shot but well enough to return the to the you had on wednesday. police say gunman acted alone but at least 14 people have been detained for questioning. as the has i have manhunt continues, isis sympathizers have gone on line this morning saying the attacker made his way into isis territory. investigators say gunman changed clothes inside of the club for escaping, but made key mistakes. police say he left his gun, backpack and jacket behind, and on all of those items his dna. toxic fumes from a pesticide mixed with water are blamed for deaths of four children in amarillo, texas. the children were seven, nine, 11 and 17. six other family members including the children's parent were also sickened. authorities say that first son ars rushed into that home unaware of the danger lurking inside. >> they thought they were just responding to a medical call, help got there, they saw number of sick people and

realized that they had something bigger they were dealing with. >> authorities say one resident sprayed water on a previously applied pesticide under the house sunday afternoon and that created a poisonous gas that seep in the family's home as they slept overnight. one of the nfl star cornerbacks is in trouble with the law again. police arrested adam pack man jones of the cincinnati bengals, charged with assaulting a hotel security guard during a confrontation tuesday night. jones was suspended for entire 2007 season with the titans after multiple arrest. nfl says they will review the incident under his personal conduct policy. these men new york investigators broke in the jewelry store in midtown before making off with millions of dollars in jewelry police say three men wearing hooded sweat shirts made their move while officers were preoccupied, with new years eve revellers, and they used, sledgehammers and a pry bar to get in a pair of safes. six million-dollar of merchandise was stolen, officers are investigating if

it was an inside job. days after prankster altered hollywood sign to read holy weed, officials are considering a security boost around the landmark. the a protective fence of guard and tower and 35 camera protect the sign now so investigators want to figure out how a person managed to elude security system to turn the signs into 2o's and into e 's. officials plan to explore ways to improve security and prevent similar acts there happening. a system outage that affected passenger processing through customs yesterday has been resolved. frustrated travelers recorded video of the massive crowd. the computer glitch caused delays at many airports across the country including miami, atlanta, new york, boston and los angeles. the customs officials say the agency is looking into the cause behind the problem, but it does not appear to be malicious. a baggage handler accidentally got locked inside cargo area of flight the from

the charlotte to the washington d.c. area new years day. officials discovered man when plane landed an hour later at dulles, in northern virginia. now amazingly he wasn't injured, that plane reached altitudes of 27,000 feet and the cargo area is not heated. african migrant, desperate to cross border in to europe stuffed himself inside suitcase. spanish authorities say two others were found inside dashboard and back seat of the car. the attempts to enter europe through spain and morocco are increasing but immigration rules there are strict. on tuesday, 800 immigrants tried storm a border fence before most were arrested and turned away. a pilot was found passed out and drunk in the cockpit by his gate crew and co pilot. the sunwing crew was gearing up with a flight to calgary with 99 passengers when they notice that had pilot acting strangely. calgary police say pilot's blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit and he

is now charged with having control of the aircraft while impaired. flight was delayed but later took off with a different pilot. environmental groups are pleading with pennsylvania senator patrick tomb toia dress pollution in the commonwealth. about 40 concerned citizens demand todd meet with senator toomey at his center city philadelphia office today. they are asking the senator to protect the environment by developing bipartisan legislation, to address air and water quality issues. senator toomey's staff refused to heat with the group to take well, next year new york state may be a lot more affordable for college students today governor andrew cuomo announced his proposal for families who earned $125,000 or less, he says they should pay nothing for tuition , at a new york public college. >> college is a mandatory step if you really want to be a success and the way that this society said we're going to pay for high school, because you need high school, this society should say we're going to pay for college because you

need college to be successful. >> senator bernie sanders join governor cuomo on stage touring the announcement at laguardia community college in queens. sanders has argued student debt is crippling young americans. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight carrie fisher's daughter is speaking out for first time since her mother and grandmother passed away. an uproar over mcdonald's where the new restaurant is opening, that has some raising their eyebrows. we will look at that. started come in. >> i just panic. >> a daughter and a submerged car and her dad springs into action. the dramatic rescue when we come right back, kate? well, we're watching weekend and it the looks quiet , temperature wise, it is very, very chilly with temperatures near or below freezing all weekend long, both days look partly sunny, plus territory especially sunday one system to watch looks like it will stay off cher but there is a chance at shore points could see light

snow on saturday, that is something we will keep an eye on but otherwise in the the city we will see some sun but bundle

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a father pulls his daughter from the water after the car they were in went plunge nothing to a canal. it happened this home steady that near miami. palm tree came crashing down and fabian king swerved his car to avoid the tree and went this is water. he then rescued his teenage daughter, from that car. >> very thankful that he was there because lord knows what would have happened. i don't think i would have gotten out of the car. >> she did suffer a neck, shoulder injury but is expected to make a full recovery. devastation spans for miles after tornadoes tore through southern united states in mississippi semi trucks were toppled and homes were shredded, devastating storms knocked down trees and damage homes in the that panhandle, and seven people in southeastern alabama had to make a life or death decision asiana parent tornado came down on them. they split up four did not

survive when a tree toppled on their mobile home. >> there is a lot of people that will be affect by this, and, of course, there is a lot of compassion there, we have great responders throughout this community that has spent a lot of time here. >> in addition to those four deaths, in alabama, authorities in walton county florida blame storms for death of the zero seven year-old man whose car was town partially submerged in flood waters. further north heavy snow, white out conditions and wind gusts up to 39 miles an hour are making travel dangerous in minnesota. in north dakota they are currently experiencing, their fourth, snowstorm of the season. 9 inches of snow, has fallen on the city of fargo, four more inches expected earlier to take and wind chills there have fallen in the negative, teens. if i remember correctly, the eagles teammate were telling carson wentz, take to us fargo. >> he knew, he knew. >> not right now. >> exactly. >> maybe in may, june merging from winter.

>> negative teens. few thousand miles east we are in the mid 40's. >> it makes today's weather not so bad, dreary, glummy, temperatures in the 40's right now but could be worse. >> true. >> we could be dealing with snow, ice, severe weather. that system that produced severe weather down south lifted north and brought us just rain today. we will take rain over what they experienced in the south and northern plains, this week , lets start off, tonight with what is happening outside we will start off with a look at wet roads in bethlehem and slow go there, this ace long main street, you can see flags in the really flying too strongly. we will take a look at those flags from the hotel bethlehem to get a sense of how wind are behaving and in the too bad tonight. that will all change tomorrow. we will show you this camera, same time, same lays, maybe back here tomorrow and see those flags, flapping, quite a bit in the breeze as wind pick up. the wind tomorrow could gust over 30 miles an hour. tonight though not dealing with the wind but just the doom, gloom, fog, rain and around tonight and will be

around through at least next several hours but temperature wise we are seasonal, comfortable right now, not cold enough for any ice to form tonight. that is good news. it is 42 degrees here at joseph craney's house in or land. joseph reporting cloudy skies. we have 46 degrees. we will check with our friend ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey, ed says dull all day. good way to describe it. nap time kind of a day if you ask me. most of us, it was a big back to school, back to work day, we had to get out there and get started on a brand new year. we like to do that with sunshine, crisp cool conditions, not this fog, cloud cover and that is what we had all day. forty-six at jason's house. it rained all day, until just recently, and some of our rainfall totals, that is pretty decent totals here looking at a half this much, in most spots, hatboro, eagleville, cherry hill, and levittown looking at about a half inch or little bit less, a third of an inch here or there. not a ton of rain but just enough to make it a pain to be out and about today.

quick look as we look live from the palmyra cove nature park shows what should be the sky line visible in the distance there but you cannot see it because we have had low clouds, a lot of fog, 43 degrees in palmyra right now. heaviest rain is out, we have a chance for a few more showers and this batch of moisture starts to move east overnight it is weakening so we are not expecting much more in the way of steady rain but few pockets here and there. out and about later tonight the we need windshield wipers still. cold blast is coming as we head through your wednesday, things looking good, transition day, but i sometimes like to call bonus take because front will pass through but temperatures won't respond to that front until thursday, and then we will see highs rising to the 50's. then on thursday that is when this cold canadian high builds in, brisk, chilly, a few degrees below with highs in the upper 30es. weak disturbance will pass by to the the south on friday morning and then bring chance for light snow, best chance from the city south and east, could briefly intensify just off the coast on friday

leading to the chance for little bit of accumulation down the shore. if you are down the shore this area what we are looking at for two chances of light they friday and then on saturday, two systems off shore but they brush the coast, total accumulation of a couple inches possible over one days. this is in the a big snow event but best chance to see any accumulating snow this week will be along the coast down the shore and into delaware. for the friday event, light snow is possible, less than a half inch for most, but some, some of it, is down the shore with an inch or so possible and then, we will really, open up the flood gates to that cold by end of the week and weekend. tonight lingering shower with areas of fog, 42 degrees. watch the bottom falling out 38 degrees on thursday, four with some light snow try morning and then no better than 30, possibly 20's for highs, saturday, sunday, and then gannon monday, ukee and jessica back to you. >> thanks very much. sports-related knee injuries a big issue for any athlete and now with college

football ending and nfl moving in the the post season it is something players work to prevent. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on some of the most common injuries from the einstein health care science center. the science on preventing and repairing acl knee injuries has been rapidly progressing, there is also been a increase in the number of teenagers with acl injuries >> the anterior cruciate ligament is a ligament in the center of the knee behind the kneecap. >> reporter: doctor brett at einstein health care says acl connects and stabilizes knee and leg. >> when it the tears, often times, pulls off the bone here or rupture in the hid will and when they feel that preponderance. >> reporter: dreaded injury for any athlete because a torn or ruptured acl does in the heel on its own. it has to be surgically reconstruction which can be done arthroscopically which is less invasive. >> this is acl that has been repaired. >> yes, the ligament or graft,

kind of sit there here to here >> surgery is one of the worst injuries in sports. >> reporter: ike reese says while he fortunately avoided problems with his acl, he watched plenty of team hates struggle with the injury. >> it can be devastating because it is an injury that will require a lot of rehab bing, and a lot of treatment, and then there is psychological part that you have to get over of reinjuring that knee. >> reporter: acl injuries are a greg problem for teenage athletes especially female is a according to new research. experts say improving muscles that support the knee can help prevent them. >> dynamic training, working on jumping, landing appropriate thely, working on strengthening our core so when they land they land with the knees bent. >> reporter: majority happened while playing agility sports things like basketball, soccer , skiing, and tat ball. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> got the to be careful. >> yes, indeed. still ahead on "eyewitness news" oprah talks about how she dit. >> she lost a lot of weight

and said she feels great. how she did it and why it inspired a new venture, up next.

car's fisher's only child brakes her silence. >> acknowledge rest billie fans for have the first time since the death of her mother one week ago. her grandmother debbie reynold s died the next day. lordes shared a childhood photo with fisher and reynolds she said quote receiving all of your prayers and kind word over the past week has given me strength, during a time i thought that strength could not exist. well, oprah clearly, living her best life losing over 40-pound thanks in part to the company that she co owns, weight watchers. >> insider's louie agear joins us from los angeles with more on that and her new venture, louie. >> reporter: hi ukee and guess

contact lady o out promoting her new cookbook and revealing real reasons behind her weight loss struggles. >> it has always been i'm on a diet and then off a diet. i had a big thyroid issue and fixed that and everything. but i was at my lowest point with food because i hurt my ankle in maui and i used that as an excuse not to work out. i could not work out. and weight watchers called me. you need help, girl. i must be worse then i think. it must be really bad. >> yes. >> reporter: but before teaming up with weight watchers, oprah tried everything. >> i have done every diet, i have done the no carbs thing to the point where you want cabbage, where people say give this girl a piece of bread. >> absolutely. >> on our way to a red carpet and everybody in the car had been on a no carb diet and somebody said, you need to

pull over and get a cracker. immediately. we did. >> bring on the food. >> 42.5 pounds. i was trying to get to 50 but it just didn't happen. i am really okay with that. if i lose ten more, 20 more, fine, if i don't, i'm okay with it because i have gotten control. >> reporter: we will have so much more on this story tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. well, thanks. you can get all of your news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch insider right the here on cbs-3. and that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> reporter: after a toddler survives a jaw dropping furniture fall, coming up we want to show you how to make things in your home safe for little ones. ceo altercation between a philadelphia police officer and 16 year-old girl is making round on the social media. we will hear from the teenager involved coming up. a former radnor official is facing disturbing charges,

he is accused of assaulting a 100 and three-year old woman and there may be more charges on the way, we are live with that story, kate. rain is moving out, still dealing with fog tonight but we are talking about a big blast of cold and even chance of a little bit of snow, i will tell you which areas could see it and when it arrives, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. the video that is very hard to watch, a dresser toppling over on twin boys, thank goodness they are okay. this accident should be a wake up call for parents. bolt your dressers to the wall mother of the twins say she posted video so other parents can take action. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. that dresser fell over was sold at eye co a cleve bryan is live at, south philadelphia with, ikea's response and what steps parents out there can take to secure their dressers.

cleve. >> reporter: there have been some dressers recalled, from ikea in recent years but this particular dresser, not part of a recall. instead it wasn't secured properly to the wall, a common problem, and one parent was thinking twice about after seeing this video. >> everybody need to bolt down their dressers to the walt. >> reporter: utah mother learned that lesson in heart stopping tags last week when a dresser felon one of her twin, two years old, with the help of brother bode, brook, who ended up under the dresser was fine but mother caylee knows that tip could have been fatal >> we just want to spread to this one accident that happened and hope it toss than the happen to any other family >> reporter: that message hit home with our own meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> we. >> reporter: her one and a half year-old twin girls, parker and kay den are more adventurous every day. >> even though we have bolted down the furniture, that is in the room, that they have access to, all it takes is for one of them to learn how to do it one day and we