i'm jessica dean. we have been in contact with senator toomey's office requesting that he set aside time for an interview. today senator toomey answered the call live on facebook. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: protest outside senator pat toomey's office in philadelphia began one week after the presidential election. tuesday's with toomey have been a weekly ritual demonstrators jamming sidewalks calling on the senator to meet with them and talk. >> when will you hoe a real town hall with enough note that is real pennsylvanians can plan their schedule and engage and what i think they are getting at is real, it was about a face-to-face meeting in philadelphia, when do you plan to do that. >> i don't have a date set. i'm sure we will do one at some point. i have done more town hall in, person town hall meetings then any other elected pennsylvania official that i necessity of. >> reporter: senator toomey told us during a facebook conversation with our viewers that he has reached out to his constituents in other ways. >> i think i have done 48 tell

even if town halls, which is actually a terrific venue. we have had over 20,000 people , either on the phone or listening through the audio stream. >> reporter: while senator toomey does not have a date in mind he says his office will probably hoe a town hall in philadelphia in the future. we also discussed education, and the president's pick for education secretary. senator toomey still backs his vote for betsy devos. >> the reason i'm enthusiastic supporter of betsy devos is i think we need to create more options, especially for lower income families. >> reporter: as republican, spent this week, people should not be worried about coverage. >> if we vote tomorrow on the repeal, the actual effective date will be two or three years down the road. we will not pull the rug out from anyone, all right. someone hoist complying with the law that require them to go out and buy insurance and because of the way law was crafted it is unaffordable and they had to get subsidy we will not bring a end to that

overnight. >> our interview covered a lot of ground. coming up, we will look closer at his views on president trump's travel ban and how president's executive order, is impacting immigration, right here in pennsylvania. you can watch senator toomey's social media conversation in its entirety at cbs philly.com. as we mention we had did have protesters outside the station to day, making their voices heard. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live here in spring guard when that part of the story, joe. >> reporter: well, as standard operating procedure philadelphia police were set to close down streets, they even brought out barricade, for crowd control. >> we are waiting on you pat toomey. we are waiting on you. >> reporter: demonstrators hurled questions at the pennsylvania trick toomey. the republican lawmakers participation monday afternoon in a social media q and a at cbs-3 studios brought about 20 people out. except for this brief exchange with police. >> don't touch me.

>> reporter: the gathering was peaceful. >> somebody has got to break ranks and talk the vast majority of the people which we are. >> reporter: people like maryann schiller from fairmount and terry of lansdowne want to see senator toomey face-to-face. >> we would like him to agree to a town hall meeting, in person, not the electronic. >> reporter: this comes as wave of elected official as cross the country are criticized for not engaging with voters in person. >> i also believe that we need access to our elected officials. >> reporter: philadelphia police had 30 officers at the ready, many in this group had been at odd with the senator and idea of town hall meetings , for months. they stage a weekly meeting at his center city office known as tuesday's with toomey. >> we want to have a constructive conversation with our senator and to have him meet, our eyes, and basically, understand that why we're coming out every week. >> reporter: now tuesday's with toomey will resume tomorrow at senator toomey's

new office in philadelphia, that is now moved from center city to olde city. reporting live from the spring garden section of philadelphia , i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. today president trump signed a reworked version of his controversial travel ban, president privately signed the new order in the oval office. ate police to sit sense from six majority muslim countries, iraq has been removed from the list. the new executive order comes amid president's claim that president obama illegally ordered a wiretap on his, phone at trump tower. delaware senator chris coons spoke out about that. >> donald trump dedicated years of his life to running around our country claiming president that obama wasn't born in the you had, without a shred of evidence and immediately after his election , claims that millions of people voted illegally and demanded an investigation which even, in this investigation, from republican congress, they have not taken him up on it because there is no evidence of that either. >> we will have more on the

travel ban and the president's wiretapping claims on "eyewitness news" coming up at 5:30. pennsylvania senator democrats say they are in contact with the fbi and state attorney general's office after a ransom wear cyber attack shut down their computer systems. on friday we told you about the attack that left lawmakers and staff in the caucus unable to access their computer network or data. citing the investigation democrats are not saying if any, ransom was demanded. a northeast philadelphia community is rocked by a four alarm fire that damaged a fitness and physical therapy center and sent two people to the hospital. it happened just after 11:00 on grant avenue and forwardham road. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live where, crews are working to pinpoint what cause that had huge fire, alycia. >> reporter: well, nicole this community has been certainly rock by this morning's fire, several streets around here of been closed all day and people living in the area have been asked to shelter in place.

partly because as you can tell behind me crews are still working to put out hot spots in the building, but also because of officials have been worried about air quality. with the amount of smoke that was in the air. around 11:00 from the air in northeast philadelphia, smoke could be seen for miles, on the ground near grant avenue and fordham road well over 150 emergency responders, many of them battling into the early afternoon to get this four alarm blaze, under control. >> you see the black smoke coming out of it already and then you have this old ladies who are doing therapy in the water, that were, you know, trying to get them out. >> reporter: this is one of the handful of patients inside gutted aquatic and fitness center. he was getting physical therapy on his knee. >> i was walking in the water for about a half an hour. >> reporter: when smoke detectors went off he thanked these women and other employees who got him out of the aquatic center's pool, out

of the burning building and to safety. >> they were the won that happened so quick. >> it wasn't a drill, got people out as fast as we could >> reporter: two employees from the aquatic and fitness center were taken to the hospital with minor injuries after manager to go get everyone else out. >> still so sad, i love that place, i love working there, i love my patients. >> it wasn't just a small little fire but it progressed, within five minutes the whole room was just in flames. >> our fire marshals and partners will be here for days , continuing to process this scene until we ultimately have a cause. >> reporter: we do know that work was being done on the roof of this aquatic and fitness center and that are where people saw the fire, initially, still no word though if anyhow that is connected to the cause of the fire. it is some positive news owner of the facility said that they have insurance, they plan to rebuild and they assured all of their employees that they will still have a job. in northeast philadelphia,

lisa nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a man is behind bars tonight after crashing into the side of the house in delaware county. authorities say that a 27 year-old man pulled into on coming traffic on township line road in drexel hill, before losing control of his vehicle and crashing in the side of the home. the man, then ran away before he was apprehended by officers home owner was not home but says that the car crashed, where she regularly parked her car. >> it is quiet but these cars do fly down this street real fast and they do get into a lot of accidents. they do. they are coming off of township line and they fly off the streets. >> authorities located marijuana in the vehicle, the driver faces drug violation charges and traffic offences. police are investigating a double shooting in southwest philadelphia that killed a 19 year-old man and left his 15 year-old brother fighting for his life. teens were shot on sunday afternoon while sitting in a koran eighty-first abe lions. they were able to drive a block and a half before

crashing in the utility pole. davis died at the hospital. his younger brother is at children's hospital with the gunshot wound to the face. his neighbors were horrified by broad daylight violence. >> these children have absolutely nothing to do in the community. if you look around there is no community center for them. these children need vocational training. they need an outlet. >> police don't have any suspects or motive for that shooting. nurses and technical staff at delaware county memorial hospital are on the second of a two day workers strike but walk out may last longer then they anticipated. chopper three over the hospital, at drexel hill this afternoon. that group walked off the job yesterday over what they say is a staffing problem. hospital leaders say that the staff is, paid at national average, and that nurses are paid fairly. striking workers could be off the job for as long as five days. hospital says it is minimum work time required by staffing agencies for the temporary

replacements. winter returned over weekend with a cold blast, but now it is warming up again. meteorologist kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us what we can expect from the latest warming trend, kate. >> it feels so much better out here right now then it did over the weekend. it was a frigid saturday, frigid sunday and cold start to this monday as well. feeling nice outside right now but a few cloud rolling in, warmer air on the way but witt the chance for some wet weather. lets look at storm scan three you can see we have a warm front that is producing showers off in western pennsylvania, into the ohio valley, and the cold front is what you see all the way back across northern plains up around minnesota, that will come through about late tomorrow night or wednesday morning but in the meantime as we head in the warm sector of this low we will see patchy fog, some drizzle overnight tonight, and some light showers, not a ton of rain with this but it will help temperatures, ramp right backup. right now it is a comfortable 50 degrees, not bad on the sky deck, 50 in allentown, 45 in

millville and 51 in lancaster. breaking down next time frame this evening into tomorrow, mainly cloud think evening, drizzle, patchy fog overnight and tomorrow's warm but kind of cloudy, drizzly as temperatures head back to the 60's. coming up we will tell you how long that warmth will last and couple chances of potential snow in the forecast and i said snow, i'll break that down coming up, back inside to you. dozens of philadelphia police officers moved up the ranks today. >> "eyewitness news" at philadelphia police department 's promotional ceremony at temple's mcgonigle hall, 170 officers were promote add monk those promotions two chief inspectors, four inspectors, 11 captains, 34 lieutenants, and 58 sergeants, and 15 corporals. congratulations to all of the officers. coming up on "eyewitness news" it is something that doctors have warned some breast cancer patients not to eat but now soy is back on the menu for patients and doctors say it is not only okay to consume but it could be

beneficial, health news at 5:30. i kind of knew what they were. i don't know thinks awesome. a little boy, is seeing color for the first time thanks to a special pair of glasses, tori. >> if there is one place to go for lunch, it is drexel university, it is a place where folks are learning from the best. he has got the best tacos in the country, the story coming up, you have an extra pork i'll take that. and take a live from our camera in bethlehem northampton county, "eyewitness news" continues after this

a delicate rescue from the side of a mountain today in phoenix, arizona. the phoenix, technical rescue team walk a five two-year old woman down a mountain after she got stuck at the park. officials say hiker thought she was on the trail but that is when she got stuck. there is no word if the woman was injured. nasa scientists are breathing a big sigh of relief of avoiding a major disaster.

the spacecraft is orbiting mars to study upper atmosphere but teams recently discovered it was on track to slam into one of the mars moons. scientists gave it a boost with this rocket to speed it up, a touch by just 1 mile an hour and that was enough to steer the spacecraft away from the moon. >> intelligent folks, indeed. special pair of glasses has opened up a colorful new world for annie was boy with the vision impairment. >> 150 year-old casen earlback is color blind. thinks home video showing the moment that everything changed when he put on his special glasses. >> it is so amazing. so colorful. it is weird because i didn't, i never seen those colors before but i knew what they were. i don't know, it is just awesome. >> just to be able to, realize that, you know, a whole new world opened for him and very emotional. we didn't realize marshmallows in his lucky charms had color in them. >> little things, right. >> caseon saw his first

rainbow and his first sunrise. these glasses are made by the california based inchromea company, the company says results from their glasses, vary depending on a person's color vision deficiency. >> so interesting he said he had an idea what they were. >> so cool. >> kate's joining us now and it is not too bad out there it is definitely better then it was this weekend was pretty unbearable. it looked nice. >> it was sunny. >> sun was out. my kid were like let's play baseball in the backyard. i said, guys, five minutes, we have to get inside. we are warming backup but that doesn't mean the cold is done with us. we have another threat for cold air by end of the week and even the chance to see a little bit of snow. lets start with the near term first. it features a significant warm up. we will start to feel that today. live look down the shore, ocean city boardwalk, someone riding their bike on the board , the cloud are in, relatively mild, temperature near 50-degree mark.

so right about on target temperature wise for where we should be in the first week of march and not too bad looking outside, dry for now but that may change overnight, storm scan three, it shows a warm front invading pennsylvania, it doesn't have a ton of moisture but we can see scattered showers from central pennsylvania back toward pittsburgh area and these are coming in overnight tonight for us and then possibly some drizzle on and off anytime throughout the day tomorrow. it is part and parcel of the larger system. here's warm front. cold front produce something showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis on down toward omaha. that will come through for us late tomorrow night and late wednesday morning and will eventually usual inner a cold pattern as we head toward end of the week. in the meantime we have a live look outside. i was just on it side on the sky deck. it doesn't feel too bad. not compared to the weekend where we needed to be out with the hat, gloves, scarves, the whole nine. outside you need a coat, but just nothing more than that. 50 degrees. feel close to what the thermometer indicates. march has been a roller

coaster. we started moth 26 degrees above average. second day of the month well above average as well. then this weekend double digits, below average, today, temperatures got to the lower 50's. we are 2 degrees above normal and we will be above average for next two days as well. then we will go back to the blue as we head in the weekend and another round of cold air moves in that fight is on between winter, and spring. here's what it looks like overnight light rain, drizzle, possibly freezing rain in the poconos. it is not much. much of the night will be dry. north and west of the city better chance to see light rain and drizzle tomorrow morning for morning commute. that lifts to the north. dry midday and another chance for showers tomorrow night as cold front comes through tomorrow night into wednesday morning and could be rumble of thunder and that clears out and wednesday will be a mostly sunny and relatively pleasant day. tomorrow that warm front arrives, it is getting in overnight, 10 to 15 degrees above average but areas of fog , drizzle and some scattered light showers around for your tuesday. our overnight low is 42

degrees, cloud, shower and patchy fog. tomorrow mainly cloudy, mild though, but not the best looking day, our high 64 degrees, which is a big change from what we saw this weekend. we are at 64 gannon wednesday with the better chance for sunshine in the afternoon, wednesday looks like a nice day and then starts to turn cooler, thursday, and then will get cooler in the seven day. we are tracking two chances to see so snow in the seven day forecast, march has a lot of tricks up its sleeve we will break that down next half an hour, interesting, thanks kate still ahead on "eyewitness news", jay-z is moving from the recording studio to the board room who his new company wants his help. forget burger and fries, is there another menu at number high demand at mcdonald's but customers say it is not always available. what the company is doing to get you your ice cream, leslie well to day is phillies first day off since spring training began but for manager pete mackanin building this team into a winner is a

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eagles fans are waiting to see hot bird will pick in the nfl draft and now you can see the pick and rest of the draft, in person. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will let you know thousand get ticket to the draft? we will see you at 6:00. leslie joining us now, it will be exciting to have the draft in town. >> yes, absolutely, people very excited about it. we will talk phillies down in clearwater. i had a chance to talk to some of the players about manager pete mackanin and let me tell you, they love playing for him and he wants them to know the feeling is mutual. >> when they are not doing well i still like you, basically because very often i have seen in the pennsylvania coaches and managers you can tell when they like their good players and their players that are not playing well they don't like them. i want these guys i like them as long as they are accountable, i like them, i want them to do well. >> reporter: everyone get sewing angry, coaches yelling.

>> i have been in the game so long that you know, i used to be an old school type manager because i played for billy martin and dick williams and bobby cox and some of the other guys gene mauch you're in the playing i'm the manager get out of the office. i choose to approach it, in a benevolent way. >> reporter: referred to yourself the bend nevel length dictator. >> it is not a democracy it thinks a benevolent dictator is there more mono logs, then dialogues. >> reporter: talk burr goals for the season. >> i believe that if we play good baseball, play around 500 to get started, or i'd love to start off quick, i think as we do that and we, prove to ourself, we are improved there is no telling what can happen down the stretch. >> reporter: mackanin feels with the talented young players on this team you've got to believe. >> my favorite thing about pete, he just tells it like it is. no sugar coating it.

here it is. >> he seems like a nice guy. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> leslie, thanks. coming up in the next half an hour president trump signs a new travel ban, who it will affect and when coming up next the president wants an investigation into president obama's administration, and claims that his predecessor had trump tower wiretapped before the election. why democrats are saying this is just a diversionary tactic. and scandal inside of the marines, some are accused of using a secret facebook page to share elicit photos of their female collogues, what else was reportedly shared that could put would the man involved i

the trump administration unveils its updated travel ban designed to keep terrorist out of the u.s., it is different in several ways from the one signed in january that led to confusion and protests. that order also got bumped down in legal challenges. news continues at 5:30. i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole blur. ate police to six countries lynn, yeah sudan, somalia, yemen, iran and syria. iraq has been removed from the

list. the white house released a photo of president trump signing a new executive order, posting a 90 day ban on visas for citizens from six muslim majority countries, traveling to the u.s. >> we cannot risk prospect of man level length actors using our immigration system to take american lives. >> reporter: updated order does not apply to current visa holders and removes iraq from the list of banned countries after iraq agrees to increase vetting of its citizens. >> iraqis an important alley in the fight to defeat isis. >> reporter: original ban sparked nationwide protest and lawsuits in january with travelers detained and official scrambling to implement it. hoping for a smoother transition, the new order will not take effect until march 16th, the administration , also expects that this version to withstand court challenges. but critics, including khan of the muslim organization care says he plans to fight it just as vigorously as the last one.

>> lawyers are now trying to paper over the fact that the first executive order was explicitly a muslim ban and now under the guide of new language they are trying to claim it is not. we won't be fooled. >> reporter: executive order also suspend entire u.s. refugee program for 120 days. but if no longer singles out syrian ref goose for a indefinite ban. justice department says that 300 people who arrived in the u.s. as refugees were currently under investigation for terrorism related activities but officials would not say how many of those people were from the six ban ned countries. the white house has reissued its called for congress to investigate president trump claims that president obama ordered the illegal wiretapping of the trump tower during the presidential election. president trump, himself, made the allegation on twitter this weekend. cbs news has learned fbi director james comey denies claims and called on the department of justice to

publishly refute accusations. democrats say that this is a diversionary tactic meant to take focus off of possible connections between the trump campaign and russia. police and seattle suburbs are looking for a suspect who opened fire on a cinco de mayo man of indian dissents after allegedly saying go back to your own country. thirty-nine year-old deep rye was working on his car in the driveway when approached by a man described as white, 6 feet tall and wearing a mask covering lower part of his face. he was wearing a turn inn head dress at time of the shooting and his family believes he was targeted. >> it is a hate crime. it is still a shock, still a shock for us, also, for the whole community. >> reporter: tonight the fbi is assisting with thane rest gation. european union joined you had in condemning north korea for firing four banned ballistics missiles overnight. this is file video. missle launched overnight traveled about 600 miles from

landing in waters that japan claims, as part of its exclusive economic zone. the test appear to be a reaction to joint u.s. south korean military drills, and the european union says it will consult with japan and international partners about how to respond. u.s. backed iraqi forces continue their push to retake isis, held neighborhood in western mosul. it is the biggest area still under control by militants, special forces are inching closer toward government complex there but military officials say isis militant are battling back with everything that they have got, including possible chemical weapons. and now defunct private social media group is focus of an investigation by marine core. hundreds of the marines are accused of using facebook group marines unite todd powe intimate pictures of their female collogues. marine veteran thomas brennan made allegationness an on line article. he says that the photos drew thousands of comments, some of them lewd in nature. >> these photographs had name,

rank, and often places it had their current military duty station. it had their hometowns. it had ask a information. >> in the statement to cbs news marine core says that the alleged conduct under mines their core values and quote, this behavior destroys moral, erode trust and degrade the individual. facebook has also removed that group from the social media site. the supreme court sent transgender bathroom case back to the lower court. the announcement vacates decision siding with virginia student gavin grim, grim is seeking to use school bathrooms that line with his gender identity. now that decision send the case back to the court of appeals and likely removes possibility that the supreme court will hear it, this term. the family of the passengers in malaysia airlines flight 370 are launching an international campaign to search for their loved won. australia, china and malaysia called off official search for

the plane in january. plane left kuala lumpur for beijing in march of 2014 and then vanished over the indian ocean, with 239 people on board. pope francis arrived at a religious institutee of the rome for a week of spiritual exercises for lent. pope is carrying on a tradition of his religious order by holding spiritual retreats away from home. video also shows the pope as a spectator taking his seat behind other priests who were attending mass. for years doctors warned some breast cancer patients to avoid certain food and now new research has some doctors changing their tune. what food doctors now say may be beneficial to breast cancer patients, even lowering their risk. super model christie teigen looks like she has it all and if you check out her social media account her life looks pretty perfect but she's opening up about a painful chapter, hoping to help other mothers. her story in 15 minutes, kate?

weekend watch we have temperatures colder then average once again we are on a roller coaster and it seems like temperatures peaked during workweek and cooled down over weekend. both weekend days looking to be cooler then average and some spots much cooler then average. also start of the daylight savings time. we will set those clocks ahead saturday night into sunday morning. system to watch on sunday that could bring

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streaming service tidal after buying swedish particular company as expireo. mcdonald's is taking action after customers were complaining about broken ice cream machines. the wall street journal reports that mcdonald's is getting new machines, with fewer parts that are easier to maintain. it follows a flurry of social media powe from his customers complaining they went to mcdonald's to get soft serve only to find out the machine was broken. >> it is a let down, we can't have that. well, coming up new information for pregnant moms why doctors says wait a little longer before cut ago this cord. plus a new study about breast cancer and, soy. we wil ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car

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effort continue on crease screening rates for colon rectal capser. "eyewitness news" at cooper in camden today, that organization is joining with the american cancer society, and elected officials, and community leaders, to announce their commitment to the 80 percent by 2018 campaign. that is about the national increase to increase colon rectal screening rates by 80 percent in 2018. new study is adding to the discussion about soy and breast cancer. new evidence shows that the soy may be good for some patients. cbs news reporter danielle nottingham has more.

>> how are you feeling. >> reporter: three two-year old maryann lewis battling aggressive breast cancer. she has always had a health a approach but question soy products. >> whenever the whole soy, you know, thing started to happening, before we were like you should not eat it, it is bad for you, i started to avoid it. i haven't eaten soy. >> reporter: over the years breast cancer concerns have caused many women to avoid soy but now new research that suggests soy is safe for breast cancer patients and may even be beneficial. >> soy has been an area of concerns, and controversy through the years because of the potential estrogen-like effects of the components of soy and potential for stimulating estrogen receptor positive breast cancer cells. >> reporter: researchers found woman who consumed highest amount of the compound in soy had a 21 percent lower risk of dying. patients have the most benefit if their breast cancers are

not driven by estrogen. doctor heather mcarthur says it is promising for patient was harmone related cancer. >> that the consumption of the soy, it is safe, and does not appear to impact survival is really encouraging, particularly for those women taking harmone therapy for breast cancer. >> reporter: study only looked at soy found in food, not in supplements, and doctors say that as with most things, moderation is usually best. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the american congress of the opposite tryingses and gynecologists is urging medical professionals to not cut a new born's umbilical cord until 30 to 602nd after birth. traditionally in the u.s. the cord is cut immediately. that cord carries important nutrients from blood from mom to baby and growing agreement that a delay could be beneficial especially when it comes to premature babies. tossing coins in the fountain turned out to be bad

luck for a sea turtle in tea land. >> you can see this is one turtle with expensive tastes. doctors say turtle nicknamed bank, swallowed 915 coins from that fountain, and wound up on an operating table. the poor thing. doctors say coins weighed 11- pound and caused a life threatening infections. surgeons removed coins and bank is now on the road to recovery. poor bank. >> that is terrible. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now and as we come out of the deep freeze, kate. >> yes, deep freeze is behind us, at lee for now but we are in a pattern where we will warm up during workweek and then go right back in the deep freeze for the weekend because we have got another cold weekend on the way, even with the chance for a little bit of snow. i hate even saying it but if you watched our march forecast i pinpointed march 10th to the 15th. we have two chances of snow in that time frame. >> good work. >> thank you. >> the signals were there. they are still there. definitely something to keep

an eye on friday and sunday but still lots of uncertainty regarding this time frame. lets start off with what is happening right now. we will look what is going on weather-wise looking at parkway central library camera not a lot of sun visible as sunsets, or a few minutes from sunset right now but cloud have really won out. more sunshine this morning. cloud started to drift in midday and then now cloud are winning as system approaches from the west and that will be bringing us, some rain possible overnight into tomorrow. it doesn't look like a lot. these daylight times are getting later and later. lets talk about our sunset times. it is at 5:59 but by 12th that sunday our sunset 7:04 by april 1st our sun does not set until 7:25 p.m. lots of light, will be visible longer into the evening, once we set those clocks back, gaining two and a half minutes of daylight each day and set these clocks ahead. we will spring, forward this weekend so set those clocks ahead before you go to bed saturday night.

wake up on sunday. of course sun does not rise until hour later in the morning but sunset time a lovely 7:04 p.m. checking with our eyewitness weather watchers beach temperatures in the 40's and 50's. right around 50 mark there is very seasonal this time of the year. barbara lane says dew point of 20, very dry outside, 50 degrees ahead across water to kenneth martin in willingboro, new jersey. he says sprinter, spring and winter together that is what we are feeling and what it will continue to be for next week or so. dineen in west chester at 47 degrees. she says it went from fridge toyed lower 50's and we are heading to the 60's tomorrow. denine sent us photos of the cloud that won outlooking glummy outside right now but tomorrow, we will have more cloud and threat for some rain and drizzle. lets take a look at storm scan three, system approaches from the west is a warm front as part of the larger system that will bring us showers, drizzle , fog and then eventually a strong cold front

passage late tomorrow night and wednesday morning. not a lot of moisture with this. it looks like bulk will pass just off to the north of philadelphia, so if you are in the lehigh valley or poconos better chance to see some showers tomorrow morning. actual cold front is still way back here over northern plains , and that again does not come through until later tomorrow evening, into wednesday morning. so, it is milder with some showers for your tuesday, is there warm front lifting through and then we will get a break in the action, best chance for dry weather, will be from noon until 6:00 tomorrow evening, and temperatures in the meantime surge in the 60's as this low approaches but we will have patchy drizzle and fog and showers at night as that cold front comes through. we are up and down, big surge by end of the week colder air starts to move in thursday night into friday, low will track right along that boundary and that could bring us a chance for rain and snow friday morning. we will tap into more cold friday, saturday and into the weekend and that cold i have to the north and we will get a few shots in here heading in to next week.

so no cold just yet but it will come back. overnight 42, cloud, showers, patchy fog, and then, mild, few showers possible, 64 is our daytime high. we are at 64 on wednesday with cloud breaking for sun. sunny and breezy thursday, friday could start off with rain and snow with that clip per system and then we have another possibility for snow on sunday with a high of 39 degrees as we set those clocks ahead. we will have more details on those two snow chances at 6:00 for now nicole and jessica back to you. something that many women struggled with and often may suffer in silence. >> now super model christie teigen is opening up but her personal struggle after giving birth and entertainment tonight's nancy odell joins us from los angeles with more. >> reporter: the new mom who always seems so happy and her social media powe with her new baby is opening up about secretly battling powe partum depression. >> hi. every time i look at luna i

wonder how on earth does anybody do this alone. >> reporter: judging from her happy social media powes would you never know behind every snap chat smile christie was privately struggling saying quote getting out of bed was painful. i didn't have an appetite. i with would go two days without a bite of food. until until eight month-old that christie was diagnosed with postpartum depression and anxiety. while, of course she was grateful for the baby 31 year-old model writes about her sadness and glamor she would spend days, watching bad reality tv with all of the shade closed. she went through night to throw up. there was a lot of spontaneous crying. so i talk bit now because christie wants people to know there is no shame. it can happen to anyone. even someone hoist seemingly got it all. >> i have john, my nanny. >> i still have a difficult time. i don't know how anybody else does it. >> reporter: christie was prescribed an anti depressant which seems to be helping and

plans to see a therapist but best medicine is love that she gets from john. >> he just knows how to handle every fight or every mood of mine, so when i start something, he refuses to indulge in it. that works for us. >> you can find out how christie plans to get help for her postpartum depression tonight on et, nicole and jessica, back to you. you can get more on christie teigen and all of her entertainment knit and every week night at 7:00 on entertainment tonight right here on cbs-3. still ahead on "eyewitness news", talk about pressure. >> how would you like to be a chef cooking for dozens of other chefs. no sweat, right? our tori woodill goes in the kitchen to find out how some our tori woodill goes in the kitchen to find out how some local chefs faired with our tori woodill goes in the can a filet, or a new yorkme strip ever be topped?th well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fake steak longhorn steakhouse tonight's special, steakhouse cuts.

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well, some of the philadelphia's best chefs and restauranters gathered at university of campus today for an you philly chef conference. >> vittoria woodill goes into the kitchen with the chefs chosen to share some of their dishes work their fellow chefs . >> man, i'm hungry. did i come here from drexel. >> sometimes you get lucky on your lunch break when a chef's conference is happening on drexel university's campus. time to jump in line, as 250 students, chefs, and food industry movers and shakers. they gathered to learn more about their grub, and then, got some of the best in drexel 's fourth annual philly chef conference. >> benefit is to a day where chefs and restaurant professionals can come together and have conversations and help to develop, and the strength of the whole conference is based on the support of the chefs in philadelphia. south philadelphia barbaracoa,

shake shack, hip city veg, high street, best of the philly come together. >> reporter: the conference is also a place where chefs like ben miller of south philadelphia barbaracoa can present new and exciting things they are working for. >> big change for us is this year we actually started growing our own corn, for tortilla. that is something nice that we are presenting this year. >> thank you. >> reporter: from presentation. >> this is broccoli dicicco, out of california, it is a beautiful product. it is a sweet hair loom broccoli. >> springtime salad. >> reporter: to demonstration, many were eager to learn about what and how they could elevate the eats in philly. >> i glue a lot of this stuff. it gives me new ideas. >> to me it is a big deal. if you are in culinary school and meet people and work in some of the restaurants. it is how to meet them all. >> especially for students to have this opportunity it is amazing. >> let's not break the line because people are getting a head. >> we have to get back to work

>> reporter: i'm glad i followed my nose. pork tacos for lunch. i love this job. someone had to go out on the assignment, girls. someone. >> but was there pressure in the kitchen for these chefs as they serve other chefs? >> yes. >> ben miller didn't think so from south philly barbaracoa. he said we are proud of what we dine we serve anyone no matter who they are all the same. they are all pros. >> yes, they are pros. >> no sweat. >> but stale lot of good food. >> great food. >> thanks, vittoria. >> yes. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 passengers attacked after getting off the subway. >> assaulted and robbed, i'm greg argos in south philadelphia where police are searching for a group of teens , who they say they are targeting and what they are after. plus horrifying video of the trouble that day care worker is in after she's caught on cameras pushing a girl down the steps. it is your chance to be part of the nfl history what

you have to do to get tickets to next months nfl draft right here in philadelphia, kate. march has been a roller coaster temperature wise and that is not ending anytime soon, we will go up again to the 50's, we will show you when that comes crashing back down all right knew on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. people go to work, and. >> new at 6:30, and steps away , from septa stations, items, and, for right now. police and, strike again good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i am's nicole. two of the three cases is now custody, and police, are looking for the other. >> robbery spree all happened over a span of several months and within a few blocks in south philadelphia.

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at the scene of one attack at broad and morris at surveillance video police want to you see, greg. and jessica you will see that video in just a second, it is very intense, surveillance video but police tell me tonight that the group appears to be watching more victims. especially as those victims leave the subway they will follow them for a block or two and then that group will make its move. >> the attack happened quickly >> reporter: group of teens follow their victims and then strike. >> they came up, behind us, a person, and assaulted them, and knocked them to the ground and kicked them and stole money. >> reporter: police in the third district are investigating three separate although similar incidents. the first this beating on the 1200 block of south broad street near ellsworth federal station on january 10th. >> as far as my knowledge goes , nobody has seen any tips that they identified these offenders. >> reporter: there has been an arrest and two other crimes. the first, f