live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now at noon, two student arrested after a loaded gun is brought on to the property after delaware county school. police say two, 17 year old boys could face charges as adults good afternoon, i'm jim donovan, rahel is on assignment. joe holden live at the upper darby police department with more on this dangerous discovery. joe? >> good afternoon, to you, upper darby school officials describe what happened this

morning, as very concerning, 12th grade student this he say brought 9-millimeter loaded handgun on to the bus, road the bus to school, police say tried to bring that gun into the high school building, now, that gun was in a box, according to investigators, police say that 12th grader tried to hand off the gun, to 11th grader on the bus with him, we're told the 11th grader then got into a scuffle with officers, one of the officers we're told was cut on the forehead. both the 11th grader and 12th grader are 17 years old. police say they're now working on charging both as adults, school officials say they learned about the student may have been armed, through a rumor, school police were waiting for him at the door. >> loaded 9-millimeter, was loaded with a clip and two rounds in it. >> police say that 12th grader

also had marijuana in that box. school officials telling us that the high school here at upper darby township does not have metal detectors, but that's the subject that's continually evaluated. now, police confirm the 17 year old, the 12th grader respect also charged last year during the papal visit. allegations that he took to social media to assassinate pope francis, we are told he was charged terroristic threats. that's a part of the story we are continuing to work on. i will see you on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00 for the latest on this what police call very disturbing case. live this noon, in upper darby township, i'm joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> much more to uncover, developing now, delaware county teacher facing charges for allegedly having an inapropriate relationship with a female student. she work at the villages, a court ordered childcare facility in radnor. police say the 28 year old admitted to having a sexual contact with a 16 year old

girl at the school. she faces several charges including institutional sexual assault of a minor. we willing following this story and more on "eyewitness news" later today starting at 5:00. >> meanwhile, philadelphia police are looking for this female suspect, they say she was involved in a violent assault yesterday in the city strawberry mansion section. we're told the suspect, and four or five other feel males, jumped two other women, and during the fight police say the suspect, who is believed to have been pregnant, pulled out a knife and stabbed one of the victims. if you know this woman, you are asked to contact police. well, philadelphia police are also looking for several people involved in the abduction after woman in port richmond last night. police received a tip the woman would be kidnapped as she left work on the 2400 block of aramingo avenue. undercover officers saw two men forcing the 25 year old into the back of her car. officers chased the car, until the driver lost control, and crashed. police arrested one man, but the others got away.

>> the reason she was targeted is because she may be related to or know people that were involved in other serious crimes in the area. that's the initial information we're getting. >> police are looking for three to four other suspects, investigators say, this group may also be responsible for a number of home invasions in the area. the woman, fortunately, wasn't hurt. >> a philadelphia jury has decided that a charity is among those responsible for the market street building collapse in june of 2013. the deadly collapse killed six people and injured another 13 when a towering wall from demolition project next-door to collapsed on to the salvation army thrift store. after a five month long civil trial, the jury decided yesterday that the salvation army, the owner of the building being demolish, the architect and contractors were currently in prison, all to blame. the jury had return to court on friday to decide how much

money each defendant should pay. >> well the cause after kensington house fire is under investigation this noon. chopper three over the 100 block of east willard street. investigators say the fire started in a row home just about 6:00 this morning. no one was hurt. >> we've learned the identity of a 92 year old woman killed in the house fire yesterday morning, on byberry road in bensalem. julia died after she was trapped in a first floor bedroom. a man who escaped the home is in critical condition. firefighters say a large amount of belongings inside the home complicated the fire fighting effort. >> well, president trump has made his decision, judge kneel gorsuch will be is picked to fill the vacancy court seat. weijia yank on capitol hill with a closer look at the 49 year old chances of winning confirmation. >> vice president mike pence escorted judge neil gorsuch to the capitol hill for meeting with senate leader mitch mcconnell. >> we are all thrilled and looking forward to getting the

confirmation process started. >> president trump names the 49 year old as his nominee to fill the late and the ton scalia seat on the supreme court. >> i promised to select someone who respects our laws, and is represented the power of the constitution and who loves our country. >> the legal community considers gorsuch a staunch conservative, whose views closely mirror those of justice scalia. >> apply, not the people's representative. >> republicans calling the nominee impressive, respected, and a consistent conservative. but judge gore has passed confirmation won't be easy. democratic senators already lining up in opposition to him. >> i have very deep serious concerns as to whether he is in the main stream. >> democrats point to judge gorsuch as record on women's healthcare, worker rights, and privacy rights, as being outside of the main stream. the most important criteria for senate minority leader

chuck schumer. the issue a statement after gorsuch was named saying he has very serious doubts about judge gorsuch's ability to meet this standard. gorsuch would need to win over some democrats to get 06 votes needed to gain confirmation. in washington, weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, the senate finance committee unanimously approved president trump health and secretary picks without any democrats on the panel. republican senators temporarily suspended rule that requires one democrat to be present for votes after democrats boycotted the meeting. the move paves the way for the full senate, confirm helping human services secretary and steve to lead the treasury department. >> well, beginning today, reporters outside of washington dc will be able to skype in and ask questions during the white house press briefing. we're told four journalist also participate in the press briefings, using the video chat service. there are critics of the move, how much, some believe the

administration may be doing this to get easy questions from supportive outsiders. the questions will begin later today. vice president joe biden is launching new program into promoting equality for all. mr. biden will be starting up the biden foundation, non-profit organization he'll use to advance initiatives like increased cancer research, support for military families, and preventing violence against women. the program will be run by former colleague, then will be funded by tax deductible donations. well, passion is a focus of new installation at the road and museum in philadelphia. the museum just reopened following a month of renovations. some of french sculpture roda. in greatest works on display now, the installation centers around embracing couples and other figures. >> roadin, different passion, very excite to go see the way in which he takes this notion of embracing or kissing couple and plays it out in such a

variety of different senses. >> the new display also marks 100 anniversary of roadin's death. open to the public in 1929. well, february is starting off little on the mild side. but katie, i hear temperatures will drop? >> yes, can't get used to temperatures flirting with 50 right now, jim. but with that cold on the way it, also set the stage for our next round of snow. so we will walk you through this entire pattern change for you, also let you know when you will see those flakes, that's coming up. also ahead, new crash tests this time involving electric cars, surprising results for a couple of luxury models. and nasa releases incredible new images of rings around saturn. we will gave you a closer look when "eyewitness news" at noon returns.

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bins. and you also will not be able to change or cancel your reservations. well, the safety test results are in for plug in hybrids. two models, toyota prius prime and the chevy volt earned the top safety pick plus from the insurance institute for highway safety. two other cars successful model, and bmwi3 electric cars fell short of the institute's top awards. >> well, nasa has just released new photos of the icy rings around saturn. taken by the spacecraft. hena daniels with more on the spacecraft final mission, before scientists set it on a course, crash and burn in space. >> beamed these spectacular photos from space, the closest vie of the icy discs around the planet ever seen. the spacecraft is helping scientists observe and understand the second largest planet, hoping to get more

insight into how saturnian our solar system will form. cassini first launched in 1977. >> four years to this moment. >> reached sat nun 2004. nasa said the rings are about 30 feet thick, made almost completely of a billion maybe even trillion, chunks of water ice, dust, and rock. cassini has also been studying saturn's dozens of moons, that orbit near the rings' edges, providing these first detailed images of small moons, pan dura. >> in april, cassini will embark on its final mission, plunging between the rings before disappearing, and burning in the planet's atmosphere. nasa scientists expect the best images of saturn are yet to come. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", a rainbow of color will take you behind the scenes of a new exhibit. featuring colorful frogs, some of these frogs were even on

our set this morning. >> i saw you, look at your face as you are holding one of those, those were fascinating. looking ahead here, jim, we do have weekend featuring very cold air. daytime highs will be stuck into the 30's at best, both days. we are expecting some light snow to move in in the p.m. hours of sunday, but up until that point expect some quiet weather. we are going to talk about this changeable pattern, right after the break. your full forecast.

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lava from the volcano. these images shot yesterday as the volcano continue to erupt. you can see it spouting right out. the volcano directly lava right into the ocean. authorities say these lava flows fortunately pose no threat to the nearby community. >> looks like ribbon almost. >> it does. >> craze. >> i does your weather forecast pose a threat to nearby communities? >> not of lava flow. we are looking pretty quiet overall for the next couple of days, specking cool down as we head out and b temperatures will get more seasonable in the days ahead, see them drop off more so as the days progress, so with that said, that doesn't mean you will have to break out the heavy winter coat. today tech anily above average, flirting with 50 in a lot of spots, but factor in the wind it, makes it feel little colder. outside, show you waist going on here, we start thing off in one of the field cameras, outside we go to live look from hotel bethlehem. you know we have got the flags in the for grounds there.

they are not waiving all that foe fusely herement. but there is a breeze. show you more of that as we move forward in the forecast here. but there is at least a little sunshine. out there, little bit of it, mixture of clouds and sunshine in northampton county, pretty much everywhere else, we will show now second on storm scan, next to palmyra cove nature park, overlook the delaware river, center city in the distance, yes, mixed bag of clouds and sunshine, temperatures certainly 46 degrees here, wind out of the west southwest, 11 miles per hour. meanwhile we are finally ushering in the month of february. i want to give you little preview on how a tip february would shake out. this is when the average starts to go up throughout the course of the month. we start to rebounds, we are still in what's typically in most average, anyway, in terms of the colds he is part of the year, here, about 41 degrees, the average high for this day of the year. forty-seven is where we end up yet in terms of averages by the end of the month. already flirting with 50 today. so again, take all of those numbers, average them out.

snowiest month also february, where we end up with shy of 9 inches of snow, on typical winter, i have a feeling punxsutawney phil will see a tough time seeing his shadow. how are we doing with sunshine as it pertains to philadelphia in so far only measured half foot. last year was one big storm at the end of january, to bring us much of what we had for the entire year. or the entire season, i should say. but on average, we would end up with 2 feet worth of snow. so we have some catching to up do here. meanwhile i don't see any signs of any snow any time soon. until we hit the weekend, pretty quiet. a lot of this precipitation is, in fact, not hitting the grounds, although you could see stray shower passing through the poconos because of the lake enhancement moving along i80 and north of that. much wider zoom on the nationwide map, showing us pretty quiet outlook across the nation as a whole. there aren't any large systems at the moment getting their act together.

we've got little bit after break-in short here. looking at the temperature change in fact in the last 24 hours, you're pretty decent surplus at this point up and down i59, point northwest of that, anywhere from ten to 15 as many as 17 degrees milder by comparison, to 12 noon yesterday. as that translate, yes, normal high again 41 degrees we'll take it, here in philly, yes, that winds, that is the s factor will make it feel colder. so factor it in, will feel no better than 40 in you're lucky here today. look forward, how does it shake out? quiet with sunshine, right through saturday. actually sunday morning, too. but factor in the breeze, right through tomorrow, and friday, for that matter. sunday our next system comes along at this point anyway. looking like pretty lackluster storm when it comes to any kind of moisture content. so i think mainly into the afternoon we start to see the snowflakes fly. it should be very light snow, jim, although i think everybody gets in on it.

>> i'm a fan of lackluster when it comes to snow. thanks, katie. feast your eyes on colorful new exhibit opening this saturday at the academy of natural sinuses, prague, core of colors, features 15 species of life frost around the world. visitors see them in action this weekend. we got sneak peak of some of the fascinating creatures from the exhibit on "eyewitness news" this morning. i good chance to hold an african bull frog named java. they have -- they can live over 25 years. >> he was cute. >> really was. >> he also urinated on our set. >> yes. he avoided me, i kept my distance there. >> he got a little scared. >> in other animal news, take a look at the newest resident of the london zoo. beanie tiny baby giant anteater. with beanie is a special teddy bear that has taken on the role after surrogate mom. the anteater's natural habitat the amazon basin of south america. >> that's just precious. i can look at that all day.

>> like watching watching wild kingdom here on "eyewitness news". >> well, still ahead, a fashion show creates a lot of buzz as a former astronaut -- >> i like what did

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