attorney seth williams. williams was said to have cooperated in reaching the settlement, with the ethics board. it comes with a $62,000 fine, for failing to disclose on financial interests statements , five sources of income, and 89 gifts according to the paperwork. shayne creamer is executive director of the board. >> this is the largest, penalty that the board has ever assessed against an individual. it is the largest fine anyone has ever been required to pay. >> reporter: williams was also find $2,840 for additional gifts given by defense attorneys quoting the board who had a financial interest that the the district attorney was able to substantially affect through official action at the time that they gave the gifts. seth williams first found himself on the city watch dog 's radar in the summer when he disclosed five years worth of those gifts. a spokesmen at the time said they were from close family friend. the gifts included a $45,000

roof, plane tickets, vacations , suits, and watches. the ethics board said that williams has through 2022 to pay off the penalty owing $10,000 annually starting in 2018. >> do i not consider this to be a wrist slap. thinks a very significant fine i think that people can judge it the for themselves. report report now seth williams released this statement in part and i read quoting it ways wrong to fully and accurately advertise close the payments and gift i received, a pol guys to the people of philadelphia, the hard working and talented staff of the district attorney 's office, my supporters, the friend who supported me, and asked nothing in return and most of all to high family who have had to undergo unwarranted attacks for my shortcomings. ethics board points out that if new violations are discovered, that they can go ahead and unmend this deal. reporting live from outside d.a.'s office in center city, joe holden for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". police tell "eyewitness news" that charges have been filed in the deadly shooting inside a philadelphia bar last night. officers say 28 year-old edward morgan a security guard shot and killed the manager, 44 year-old christopher johnson, at sharon's little spot on boyar street and wood land avenue. the shooting apparently stemmed from a argument between the two. this latest homicide is adding to an already violent start to 2017 for the city of philadelphia. there have been 16 murders in the city as of midnight, that is a 37 percent increase over last year at this time. this is information according to philadelphia police crime stats, and the city of philadelphia recorded 277 homicide, last year. well, updating this morning's bomb scare and evacuation at temple university, authorities say a belt discovered with wires coming out of it did not contain any trace of explosives. two maintenance workers made discovery at school of engineering building at 12th and norris. but the bomb squad detonated

the belts, students were allowed back into campus building shortly thereafter. now to the weather we're tracking some showers and that rain is making for wet ride home. meteorologist kate bilo is in the weather center with more, kate. >> all day we have been dealing with the gray conditions, spotty drizzle and patchy rain and now we are seeing rain pick up in intensity just in time for second part of the evening rush. you can see how we're seeing green blanket the region here on storm scan three. we have pockets of yellow as well, an indication where heavy rain is falling. we will zoom in and see over portions of thorn new jersey especially but then down into chester county just pushing in delaware county and west philadelphia right now and seeing this eventually move into center city within the next half an hour or so. here are heaviest rain we have seen right along the schuylkill expressway right along i-95 and this is definitely slowing things down across the region. it will be slow to exit as well. you cane this system extending all the way down into the deep south where a few tornado

warnings have been posted and still some showers on the back edge of this, and before you the finally clears out during the day tomorrow. so the system has been impacting much of the nation for an extended period of time the good news, temperatures well above freezing and every place but the poconos we're seeing temperatures well above freezing, 44 in philadelphia. forty-five in atlantic city. monroe county still a freezing rain advisory until 10:00 o'clock so watch out for slick spots out there the on the roads in that part region. as far as was to expect, patchy rain, drizzle steady downpours embedded as rain moves through. low visibility, areas of fog coming up quickly. take it easy tonight. temperatures in the 40's. we don't to have worry about the ice but very slow travel, rain in your windshield, pond ing on the roads as well and then again that will slow you down tonight. we will time out when rain exits the area but few more chances have rain in the seven day forecast but also, a pretty noticeable warm up for january, i will break that down coming up, jessica. >> kate, thanks. three days until inauguration day and we are learning local police

departments will be helping to protect those attending. the members of the somers point and ocean city police department are making sure washington d.c. tomorrow. they will help the metro police with crowd control during the inauguration events the officers have experienced handling big summer crowd. >> this is our first time going. so we don't know what to expect down there. there is a lot of police officers from across the country going. it is tight security. they are very well organized. >> wildwood, middletown ship and atlantic city are also sending officers to washington cbs-3 "eyewitness news" has you covered for complete coverage of the inauguration president trump, i will have live reports from washington d.c. on thursday and friday. from montgomery county commissioner to pennsylvania's top prosecutor, democrat josh shapiro assumed role of the attorney general today and vowed to lead the office with integrity. shapiro took oath of office in harrisburg this afternoon surrounded by his family n his inaugural address shapiro

said that the agency staff will sign a code of conduct, he will also appoint a chief integrity officer and chief diversity officer. in new jersey, kim guadagno enter race for governor. the republican kick off her gubernatorial campaign at a shore restaurant in monmouth county. she told supporters that she's running to help create a better new jersey. >> it will be a relentless campaign to show that blue color values hatter, and that result matter, and that a record hatters but more importantly that all of you matter in getting the job done hatters. >> guadagno is currently serving as the state's first lieutenant governor, twice elect as governor christie's running mate. starting to day rules are now bit loser when it comes to beer sales in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown details changes you will now see.

>> reporter: beer drinkers are toast go to a new law that loosens restrictions surrounding alcohol sales. single bottles and six packs are now welcome here at beer distributors around the state. >> i think it will do good, you don't to have buy a case new just buy a six pack. that would be great. >> reporter: new law that went in effect on tuesday allow the state 1200 distributors to sell single bottles, six packs , and up until now they were limited to only selling cases and kegs. >> we had to shift everything around so we can see our new walk in cool their we put in for all six packs and shifting around making more room so we can bring more beer and different beer. >> reporter: sheer at shamrock beverageness fall come delaware county the change required some shuffling to accommodate more retrimming raters. >> it can be if for sales, increase our sales, bring in more people. >> reporter: distributors are expecting a sales boost with customers, say it is long overdue. >> you get to a bar, buy a six pack it is $18 for a six pack

of beer. now they will get a little competition. >> reporter: in addition to no longer having to tote around 24 packs of kegs any longer you can now start drinking at 9:00 a.m. sunday at bars, even if they don't serve food n fall come delaware county, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". california company wants to set up a marijuana growing operation in the poconos. the company, canamed has asked the board of supervisors to clarify zoning to allow a facility in bartonsville monroe county. it will grow and process marijuana in pills and oils. medical marijuana was legaliz ed in pennsylvania last year. commuters have another choice forget to go work from south jersey, to philadelphia. to take the newly created, 555 bus route began operating between 30th street station and the avondale park and ride , with win low township. and, it does not stop at walter rand transportation center in camden and philadelphia's greyhound terminal. ground breaking steps in

the race to cure cancer when we come back tonight coalition announced in philadelphia, today and what it means for cancer treatment. back on the wall, the reason a planned protest in rittenhouse square turned into a victory party. don. the fans have spoken, but what does brett brown to have say, case for joel embiid as n b amount all

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komen philadelphia is bringing together a network of hospitals with one goal, in mind. >> a coalition within the medical community, to share knowledge in the search for cure for cancer. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the ground breaking steps, and the race for the cure. >> that is right it all got started to day. organization held its first of many meetings today to unify medical community, in the fight against breast cancer. and one particular group of of patients, will be the focus of their efforts. when vice-president joe biden announced his initiative to beat cancer, it was clear sharing research would be key. >> vice-president biden says that with his moon shot 2020, it is time for us to knock town the walls of education and research and treatments this we will find a cure. >> reporter: komen philadelphia is put ago this into action forming a coalition of more than a dozen area hospitals and organizations, to more fully, as well and especially those,

with metastatic breast cancer. >> at the time of diagnosis, was nobody tracked, however, how many people progress to stage four. >> reporter: majority of the 40,000 breast cancer deaths that will occur in the u.s. this year will be due to metastatic breast cancer. komen's creation of the first advisory panel will target treatments for those with that diagnosis. >> the doctors, that are here, there the hospitals are offering fantastic opportunities for komen to build on their ideas and create a support of knowledge of clinical trials that doctors can reach into. >> reporter: this new komen led coalition of hospitals and health organizations will not only share research with each other but will offer a emotional and lifestyle support services with patients living with metastatic breast cancer sure to benefit lots of women here. >> strength in numbers, let's

do it. planned protests turned into a celebration inside a popular philadelphia park. >> small lunchtime crowd of people came out to rittenhouse square to applaud removal of the new signs, that banned sitting, on the park's inner walls. those signs came down today, critics, including the mayor blasted the ban on line, and not everyone thinks it is a bad idea. >> well, personally, people here, the park is kept nice. no graffiti, no trash. the sign's initially went up last thursday and attempt to protect one million-dollar renovation to the park's railing. kate bilo joins us with our forecast. we saw joe holden. he had his umbrella some spots getting precipitation. >> right now, steady rain we have seen all day, it has been spotty, drizzly most of the the day, and intensity is picking up. if you have lance outside you will want to grab that umbrella keep it handy for

next couple days. we will have several rain chances to look ahead to in the seven day forecast, none of them looking particularly heavy, at least until we get into early next week but not a ton of sunshine in our future either. we will look outside, start off down the shore and this is what you are dealing with, traveling ocean city, cape may county, up and down garden state parkway, new jersey turnpike, further inland, seeing this following, low clouds, and just a lot of moisture moving through. so pockets of rain, drizzle and then again fog leading to retuesdayed visibility tonight , lay it safe that does in the look like safe trying in ocean city and that is what we are seeing tonight. storm scan three showing that rain moving through, again, some steady green, tark green and pockets of the yellow we have seen for most of the day over city of philadelphia has come down at good clip especially over west philadelphia, overbrook section and into portions of chester county and delaware county as well, down i-95, in wilmington we are seeing heavier pockets of the

downpours and west goshen and seeing some steady rain finally making it down the shore. that is what we will see for next couple hours. we have steady rain down the shore ocean city just showed us that, fog and rain coming down in the camera there. pockets of steadier downpours still moving through around seven or 8:00 o'clock as well and even through 11:00 o'clock tune in back here on cbs-3 we will track still some scattered showers at 11:00. everything will gradually be winding down tonight. overnight still cannot rule out pockets of drizzle, still will be foggy overnight and may start tomorrow morning with a stray shower, especially off to the north. but, then tomorrow, mess of the day, supposed to be try, it will be cloudy but should be try. thursday looks like a much better toews with more sunshine finally get something sun back into our forecast for one day. one thing to mention until 10:00 o'clock tonight monroe county in the poconos still under a freezing rain advisory temperatures right around freezing hashing. any rain that comes down could freeze on untreated surfacees. tomorrow, morning showers, mild but toss stay cloudy

highs in the 50's, and then thursday above average as well mostly sunny, nicest day of the week thursday is your day to get outside looking for a day to lannan outdoor jog walk or something like that with this mild weather. thursday and then again friday morning, friday morning looks fine. friday afternoon and evening that this next system will push from the the south and has light rain or showers late friday afternoon or evening. so mild stretch though, 40's to take but tomorrow we are back to the 50's and that is where we will stay right through end of the week and in the weekend highs will be near 50 which is a full 10 degrees where we should be. overnight patchy drizzle, watch for fog, 41 our low. well above freezing. don't worry about any slick spots in the city tonight. just rain on the roads. for your wednesday morning shower and then mostly cloudy, 53 degrees, watch for if you go touring first part of the morning commute as well. thursday nicest day of the seven take forecast 4 degrees above average, full day of sunshine, friday starts with some sun and finish the take with rain, friday, morning

commute looks great, afternoon commute could get soggy and then saturday, partly sunny and, dry day still hield, sunday night another chance of rain and monday looks like our next best bet to get steadier downpours to start next week but notice every take in the 50's from tomorrow through next tuesday and it may even stay that way through end of next week. this is a insane mild stretch for january. >> don't go there. >> no. >> don't go there. >> all right, thanks. >> you don't want to know. >> yes, exactly. don's coming up next in sports. >> this story had ukee asked he about. >> i did. >> we will find out the way everybody else. >> why joe joe deserves a seat at the table a case for embiid in the all-star game plus a while since city has won some bling but that toss than the mean everyone has to suffer, find out what philly all-star put a ring on

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know, look at the just math, on the impact he has on a team how can he not be a legitimate consideration for this game? >> agreed. how can he not. no gps, no cell phone navigation flyers have clearly lost their way. more importantly they cannot seem to find winner's column either. orange and black have lost nine out of 11. they have been out scored 11- three over the weekend during a pair of losses. right the now they are on a much needed five day bye week. >> maybe this break is the best thing for us, for everybody to get away for a couple of days, and, you know, be able to come back here try night, after a short break. it has been, you know, it has been a tough stretch. it is tough mentally. it is a little bit tough physically. so maybe the break will clear some of that. >> flyers have been losing as a team but forward wayne simmonds is winning. he row pested during the bye week and so 2017 has been good for wayne train. he is heading to his first

all-star game later this month and his girlfriend said yes, bay watch. >> what a place for social media is in the celebrated at all, nfl locker room. steelers are fining antonio brown for posting a long face back live video from their locker room after that win over andy reid and the chiefs. head coach mike tomlen called it foolish, selfish and inconsiderate. you have guys changing in the background, the head coach is using some choice word, getting his guys pumped up playing new england right here on cbs-3. >> yes. >> cbs promo. >> slim less. >> nicely done. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica, great to be with you in philadelphia , here's "cbs evening news", tonight beal lead with the breaking news chelsea manning is to be freed , for a military prison. after order from president

obama. manning was serving 35 years for exposing hundreds of thousands of secret documents. dozens of democratic congressman have joined the boycott of donald trump's inauguration, and what to to about those surprise charges on your medical bills, and we will look at how this famed inauguration day announcer was , silenced by the incoming administration. those stories just ahead. on the "cbs evening

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tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: chelsea manning's last-minute reprieve. the transgender soldier, sentenced for leaking classified documents, is commuted by the commander in chief. also tonight, as more democrats boycott the inauguration-- >> when he questioned john lewis, they crossed the rubicon. >> pelley: ...putin comes to the president-elect's defense. aftershocks from medical treatment. sky-high bills patients never saw coming. and. >> a texas band. >> pelley: ...vocal discord. >> no way that i won't be the announcer. >> pelley: way. the longtime voice of the inaugural parade is silenced. >> a pat on the back is what i was expecting, and what i got a