moving through lehigh valley especially just starting to creep in the city and enough to slow down evening commute just a little bit but as we widen out you'll see this will get much worse before it gets better. heavier rain showers pushing up through portions of the northe and lower bucks county, right down through center city philadelphia we have light rain, drizzle for now but thinks part and parcel of the much larger storm and as we zoom down toward carolinas, that is in store for us tomorrow. storm track ago long eastern seaboard classic set up for storm that brings heavy rain that throws back moisture from the atlantic ocean. you can see how heavy rain is right along i-95 through virginia and north carolina and that will be lift nothing our region during the day tomorrow. it will come in waves all day long. so generally scattered showers here through rest of tonight. light rain 11:00 o'clock not much going on. by buy 5:00 tomorrow morning we will see rain intensify and wall of rain should hit in time for morning commute and it comes all day this will

take to us noon. coming up i will show you heavier rain is on the way for afternoon commute, and the wind will pick up as well heading in the day tomorrow, wind gusting into about 25 miles an hour in the morning but by afternoon, we could see wind down the shore up to around 50 miles per hour with gusts of 35 miles an hour , in the city. it will be a windy, chilly, rainy day, and it is all through tonight and into the day tomorrow. i do have good news for draft and you will want to stick around, we are introducing to you our new member of the cbs-3 weather team. that is rights our mobile weather watcher on the wheels, get first real look at it, this evening, and coming up in a few minutes. stay tuned for. that we will send it back to you, ukee and nicole. we are days away from the nfl draft here in philadelphia and this year the nfl is hoping to broaden its audience with the big festival for fans on the parkway, called the nfl draft experience. >> it will be a lot of fun. excitement gets underway thursday and we have team coverage. we will check with sports director don bell in just a

moment but first to our greg argos live on the parkway, how is it looking out there, greg. >> reporter: well, looking good right now, nicole. in. if. l draft experience actually opens up this thursday at noon to the public. basically, everything along the parkway is free, opened to the public with the exception here to the main stage, and tickets here to the main stage that includes, mock locker rooms for all 32 nfl teams set up, vince lombardi trophy will be set up here and set up for selfies. sure, the nation's eyes will be on the players here at foot of the art museum but if you decided to make your way to the parkway during nfl draft, there will be many other options to distract you this will be the draft experience. >> reporter: this is the manager of nfl events and said that they are expecting near pope level crowd, for the free nfl draft experience. >> given the weather we hepp it will be, you know, of course tens of thousands office people. >> reporter: with these crowd come security, police, city officials taking a walk through the site monday

afternoon. >> twenty-first street is our entry portal at ben franklin parkway. fell go through airport level security. you will want to pack as light as you can. >> reporter: those on the stage will be ticketed, most everything else on the parkway will be free, opened to the public. >> closer to 22nd street is where we will have our games, so we have six games, we have field goal kick, digital 40- yard dash, digital vertical jump, we have our autograph stage. >> sip line. >> that will come over here. >> reporter: there will be a flag football field opened for fans and plenty to do, even if you don't like football. >> we have 30 concessions here , we call it nfl tailgate. get a taste of philadelphia over here. we will have a tavern here for all of our fans 21 and over. >> reporter: now thursday and friday the draft experience is opened from noon until 11:00, saturday from 10 to 6:00. coming up tonight at 6:00 i will tell you why sky scrapers here in the area changing for draft and what they are doing. we will tell but another

sporting event, in town this very same week and what it means for you, and traffic if you are trying to get around philadelphia. for now we're live along the parkway, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". on that net nfl draft has led to road closures and restrictions in the area surrounding the art museum. at 7:00 tonight parkway closes from the art museum to 20th street, kelly drive closes at fairmount and mlk drive and spring garden street closes at 24th street. midnight tonight, the king drive closes at sweet briar and then opened for morning commute thursday and friday, and kelly drive will be closed from the art museum to fairmount, the westbound ramp from the vine to 22nd street will be also closed. you can get those details anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com. fans are excited about the draft, of course and so are prospects. their dreams of becoming an nfl player are about to be a reality. >> sports director don bell joins us on the parkway where one local prospect was honored

today. what do you say db? >> reporter: what is up, guys, you are right, it is big week for prospects. for a lot of them they don't get to celebrate until thursday but for hasan reddick former temple star he gets to celebrate right now. this was the scene earlier today in camden. he was given the key to the city, camden native, all inside, on the battleship, new jersey. now he has a great story. he walk on at temple and then became a star. last year had 22 and a half tackles for loss, third in the nation and 10 and a half sacks he said after receiving this award the key to the city that he wants to do good for the city of camden. you always like to hear. that i will tell you this, guys, about an hour and a half ago i talk to the former nfl scout for eagles and currently a draft expert for nfl network and he believes hasan reddick could be drafted as high as number 10 in the first round to the buffalo bills. that would be massive. coming up later in the show

pat gallen will join us. plays a game have rapid fire with hasan reddick, that is store friday eakins oval in front of the this what is really looking like draft central, i'm don bell, back to you in the studio. future is right new. >> looks good. >> thanks, don, appreciate it. check out cbs philly.com for reporting and store business the draft. there are details, on road closures, even an eagles mock draft, that dives deeper into the bird potential pick in the first round. it is all at cbs philly.com/ draft. now in, other news police are investigating after a teenage boy is accidentally shot in the eye by his best friend. it happened in this morning while the boys were getting ready for school, in southwest philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live outside southwest detectives with the very latest, alycia? >> reporter: well, ukee, that 17 year-old is still in the hospital tonight in critical with you stable condition. we actually spoke to his father who reiterated this was

an unfortunate accident. father saying tonight he is praying for his son and his son's best friend hoping both of them come out of this okay. a 17 year-old, kingsessing boy who lives along 5300 block of lindberg boulevard is in the hospital tonight, after being shot, in his bed, by his best friend. >> just trying to wake the kid up. apparently he is a heavy sleeper. at some point he pulls out the gun as young man wakes up, sees the gun in his face, he reached up to slap it. >> reporter: that is when gun went off shooting the teen in the eye. authorities say he will likely lose his left eye. >> we have two kid that are going to deal with long rehabs and incarcerations which isn't good for anybody. >> reporter: father of the teen shot spoke to us off camera outside the home said this is a morning ritual two friend meeting up before school that went wrong. father added his son's best friend didn't mean to hurt him , best friend stayed at the scene and waited for police. he is in custody but has in the been charged. detectives are not sure if the

gun was legal because they are actually still trying to locate it. >> we believe the gun was walk off the scene by somebody that was there but we are talking to family members trying to determine where the actual gun came from. >> reporter: police would not say what charges the 16 year-old best friend could potentially face. they did say this is another reminder of why guns are nothing to play w reporting live from southwest philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a judge heard arguments today that seek to overturn denied appeals for convicted murder mumia abu-jamal. abu-jamal was not in the courtroom for the hearing at philadelphia's criminal justice center. he is serving life sentence for murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner post conviction relief act petition cited bias and conflict of interest as reasons why abu-jamal deserves a new trial. the judge has in the revealed when a decision will be made. a defense tern for eric frein told the judge that he is refusing to walk, talk and

staring into space. lawyer requested an emergency competency hearing for convicted killer but the judge rejected that request. prosecutors say they believe frein is facing and played a recording of him speaking normally with his mother on the phone this past weekend. frein is facing the death penalty for the 2014 ambush that killed a pennsylvania state trooper, and injured another. and coming up on "eyewitness news" an out of this world phone call why president trump had a video chat with astronauts. also a major historical discovery connected to the you had, and to are philadelphia wait until you see what was found in england coming up next, tori. >> reporter: one local coffee company is picking up major steam, coming up meet brothers behind the business and how they built their business from the

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heavy smoke and flames started on the fifth floor of this six story building in college park , maryland and then quickly spread to the roof. university of maryland officials called off classes due to poor air quality, senior citizens living nearby also were temporarily relocated, due to smoke. well, witnesses caught this small plane on camera second before it made an emergency crash landing. luckily all four people aboard survived, they were treated for minor injuries. the plane crashed yesterday morning in northern niche and as you can see it randed and then flipped on to its roof. officials say that the plane was having an engine trouble before it attempted to land. national transportation safety board is now investigating. harvard researchers have found a priceless piece of american, philadelphia history , in england. it is a handwritten copy of the declaration of independent two harvard researchers came across it searching the globe for every known copy of the declaration. they believe, it was written in america, in the 1780's.

only one like it is 1776 copy that is kept under glass at the national archives in washington. >> being able to go and hold this parch. , in our hands, to look at it, closely was just extraordinary >> researchers believe the document originally belonged to the duke of richmond for support that he gave to american revolutionaries. it was handed down over generations of dukes until a local man who gave it to the record office in chichester england in the 1950's. >> how about that, philadelphia history, u.s. history, popping up. >> how about that, yes indeedy kind of cool. weather is kind of cool today. >> yes, cloudy. a little miserable. not the best day. >> yes, tell it like it is. >> saturday was miserable. yesterday turned out to be a bonus beautiful day and new we are back to the cold, cloudy damp patterns we were talking about last week. it will not last. we have a big flip. >> all right.ast. >> in the forecast.

but something else exciting that will happen sooner then that big flip of the forecast and in just about 15 minutes we will head downstairs. we will open the doors to our new rolling weather reporter, to give you a first look at what it can do. our weather watchers are in the house today ready to take a look around the new mobile weather watcher, we are finally bringing the story tell tore life society around we have a great crew of devoted weather watchers that will help me, lauren explain exactly what this baby can do. there is a lot of things. i'm in the sure we will cover in three minutes but stay tuned for your first look at the mobile weather watcher. lets take a look at storm scan three because this is in the looking beautiful outside. we have a coastal low, developing off the coast of the carolinas and look at all of the rain with this. especially over portions of north carolina right now right along i-95, right along the coast as well this system will hug eastern sea board moving north and that will happen tonight into tomorrow. so all this rain the two south , that is still to come

for us. we are just getting the first bit of it, light rain showers, light drizzle moving through here this evening. so just a few pockets of cloud , scattered showers here and there and little bit of slow down for your afternoon commute but tomorrow it will only get worse before it gets better. taking you down to rehoboth, waves are crashing along the coast here, cloudy, foggy, coast will have the greatest impacts from this system. it is a classic coastal low with the battering east wind that we will deal with through the day tomorrow. so for this evening, light rain, drizzle, pockets across the area. it is cool, damp. dinner time temperature, 53 degrees. overnight tonight rain will pick up in intensity, breezy, chilly, low of only 49. you can see war comes through the day tomorrow, light rain, drizzle here overnight. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. at height of the commute and we are talking about pockets of heavy rain lifting through, take a look at 1:00 here comes heavier stuff down the shore and just keeps coming in waves through tomorrow afternoon.

it does look like afternoon commute may have a little bit of the greater impact then morning commute. here's 6:00 p.m. and late tomorrow night we will see this dry out and we will see sun returning, possibly by wednesday afternoon. it will be a slow clear as this system moves out. heaviest rain along the coast where some spots could see 2 inches. we are looking at an inch, inch and a half in the city over the course of the entire day and, of course, coast will get strongest wind as well. wind gusting to 40 as high as 50 miles an hour through the height of the storm and that would be tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. so, you're witness weather three day forecast starts off pretty terrible, rain, win, thunder but at lee mother nature getting it out of her system before the draft starts , wednesday a slow clear , and thursday, for first day of the nfl draft look at that 81 degrees, sunshine. it will feel like summer. do you think that is summer like wait until you see the seven day forecast, near 90 perhaps. >> decent running weather too for penn relays all coming up.

>> that as well, yes. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. a bucks county man who wanted to be a fire fighter has that life long dream come true on his 97th birthday. >> cbs-3 photo journalist tom gardener was in doyletown for that special celebration. >> such an inspiration to begin with. >> always very admiring environment, character, my gut >> ♪ happy birthday to me >> happy, caring man, it is wonderful. >> ♪ happy birthday mr. wonderful ♪ >> always having a birthday always wanted to be a fifer fighter his entire life and would we come over and help out. i said absolutely. >> it is a milestone when i was in my 70's i never thought would i reach. >> look at your window. >> oh, my gosh. how about that. >> in honor of your 97th birthday. >> yeah. >> applause. >> happy birthday.

>> he give you a ride. >> he had no pride, he jumped right up on the truck. >> yes, sir. >> press the siren button. >> he was hitting the horn and siren having a blast. >> accidentally, on the floor there, two black buttons and i rested my foot on one and it was the siren. >> are you ready. >> yes, i am. >> ♪ happy birthday to me >> ninety-seven. >> wow. >> thank you all very much. >> mr. wonderful. >> thank you mr. wonderful. >> wonderful story. >> tommy g, great story. still ahead, a philly tradition will stay in philadelphia we will tell but a big sports event that will remain on the schuylkill river

new hope for patient was hip problems, 3-d technology is revolutionizing rip replacement surgery, don. hasan red dick is about to be a first road draft choice but if he could be anywhere in the world right now where would he want to be, straight ahead we will go wrapped fire with the

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a planned movies news to a group of nuns in delaware county. coming up at 6:00 reason they will be relocated, and the way they found out bit. well this years dad vail regatta is scheduled to hit the schuylkill river next month but this years teens will hit the river with the new corporate sponsor. >> independent blue cross is sponsoring the regatta this year. regot ace largest inter collegiate rowing event drawing a hundred colleges and universities. mayor jim kenney says rowing is part of the cities identity >> philadelphia is best rowing city in the country whether it is high school, college,

master level competition anybody who shows up on the weekend afternoon knows they will see top of the line competition. >> the dad vail regatta returns to philadelphia may 12th and 13th. well, temple football star may be picked in the national football league draft. >> we wanted to find out more about this guy, sports director don bell, is live on the, parkway with more about this guy, don? >> yes, yes hello, guys. it has been, a great day for hasan reddick we told but that earlier in the show. camden native receiving key to the sit of camden. well, we decided to lets get to know him. we know him from playing at temple but lets take a deeper dive. pat gallen goes wrapped fire with the former owls. >> one of the first names you'll hear during thursday's draft is a local product, camden native, temple star has an redding. his draft stock soared following great showing at nfl combine making him a sure fire first rounder but how wow fair

answering tough questions john football? this is, wrapped fire. are you ready for wrapped fire questions. >> yes. >> anything that goes. >> anything goes. >> let's put 602nd on the part best part of philadelphia is what? >> i would say all of the food spots that they havey knew you were going to say food. >> it is such a variety of good places to eat. >> if it is your birthday what kind of cake are you eating? >> i don't eat cake. >> first thing lou at, on your phone when you wake up. >> instagram and twitter. >> pretty much everyone. if you could be anywhere in the world right now where would you be? >> i would say, somewhere on a remote island, you know, just chillin. >> great answer. fantastic. you walk until the wawa and order what. >> a sausage bacon cheese on a croissant. >> not one bad answer so far. is what your favorite movie of

all time. >> wow. >> five seconds, last one. >> someone has seeing in your teeth do you tell them. >> yes. >> better man then i am. hasan reddick good luck, that is rapid fire. >> well done. thanks, pat gallen. of course hasan reddick, red dick will definitely be on the clock come thursday and we are looking forward to that as well. now, coming up in the 6:00 p.m. hour we will switch gears and talk about the eagles. what are they expect to go do here at nfl draft on thursday. that is story from the parkway i'm don bell, back to you guys in the studio. >> will they move up, will they stay, all right db seal you in a bit. coming up next, president obama is back in the spotlight who he thinks can change the world and how he plans to help , that is in less than 10 minutes. we are opening up the doors to our rolling weather story tellers to give a first look at what it can do. we are joining our weather

watcher team to tour the new mobile weather wat

news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening, the nfl draft gets underway thursday in philadelphia and workers are putting finishing touches on the nfl draft experience. thousands are expected, as the fan festival along ben franklin parkway. police say a 17 year-old boy is in critical but stable condition after being shot in his left eye this morning in southwest philadelphia. officers tell us that the boy 's best friend pulled the trigger but it was an accident , incident, remains under investigation. lawyers for convicted killer eric frein requested a competency hearing today

because frein's refusing to walk or talk. the judge rejected the request , prosecutors say that he is facing frein faces the death penalty in the 2014 ambush that killed the pennsylvania state trooper, and injured another. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer. president trump's 100th day in office thinks saturday and few things on the agenda is hoping to accomplish. today he is calling on the united nation toss pass new sanction as begins north korea the white house issued new sanction as begins 271 syrian government scientists in response to the april 4th, sarin gaza tack. >> we intend to hold assad regime account be for unacceptable behavior. >> reporter: the announcement came shortly after a lunch where president trump called on u.n. security council ambassadors to stop north korea's nuclear program. >> the council must be prepared to impose additional stronger sanctions on north korean nuclear and ballistics missle programs.

>> reporter: cbs news has learned that the u.s.s. karl vinsonnies close to japan now heading toward korean peninsula. north korea issued this statement sunday quote our revolutionary forces are combat ready to sink a u.s. nuclear powered aircraft carrier with the single strike >> north korea is a big world problem and it is a problem we have to finally solve. >> reporter: here in the u.s. the president is looking to make progress on issues he said he would tackle during his first 100 days in office, one of his biggest items is the wall along mexican border which the white house wants included in the spending package, being debated this week in congress. >> money for our military and our border security and wall has been part of that request. that is something, those are president's priorities heading into with respect to the cr and to keep government open. >> reporter: democrats reject notion that the border wall is needed for national security. >> building a wall is not an answer, not here or anyplace. >> reporter: if congress can't pass a spending bill the government will shut down on

saturday, and day 100 of the trump presidency. so far no republican lawmakers from the four states along u.s./mexico border has expressed support for president's funding request to build the wall. peggy wittson broke the most time in space and received a congratulations call from president trump. >> i would like to congratulate you, that is really something, and would i like to know, how does it feel to have broken such a big and important record. >> well, essentially a huge honor to break a record like this, but it is, an honor for me basically to be representing all of the folks at nasa, and who make this space flight possible. >> the international space station commanders surpassed record of 534 days, two hours, 48 minutes by any american, which wittson returns to earth in september she will have logged a total of 666 days in space. in other news tonight, vice-president mike pence

visited american samoa before disembarking for hawaii. air force two landed on one of the most scenic runways in the world. it has the crashing surf on one side and mountains on the other. vice-president and his wife were greeted by those dressed in traditional samoan clothing they plan to return to washington d.c. tomorrow morning. president barack obama returned to chicago for his first public appearance since leaving office in january. he led panel discussion this morning on community organizing, and civic engagement at university of chicago. former president said young people hold key to solving the nation's most daunting problems, and his plans, is to work with them. >> all they there are all kind of issues that i care about and all kind of issues that i intend to work on, the single mess important thing i can do is to help in anyway i can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the

baton and to take their own crack at changing the world. >> he also talked with students about his experience as a community organizer in chicago and how that laid the foundation for his political career. well, day is here we are finally opening up doors of our new mobile weather watcher to give you a look around. >> this is a state of the art vehicle prepared for rain, sleet, snow, wind, you name it , "eyewitness news" is there and will be there, now our meteorologist lauren casey is inside the vehicle as it pulls around, lauren, she's happy, as call tell. >> she looks very excited. >> that thing has everything in it. we will hear from lauren in just a little bit, yes. >> a little vanna white this evening. >> indeed. >> that vehicle is loaded with just about everything. we have lauren and new mobil weather watcher, kate down there as well with our weather watchers. i saw this vehicle i think it

was two or three days ago. it is absolutely marvelous. >> it is amazing. fact thaw can broadcast from that vehicle will be truly state of the art for programming here on television and i know their meteorologist s are exited to get inside and use all of the technology available to us. on that note i know lauren's here with kate, so kate take ate way and tell us more about this amazing vehicle. >> ukee and nicole this vehicle not only is it beautiful, this is actually chevy suburban same model that the secret service uses to protect the president. so we just went large scale on that and lauren just got out of her first ride in this. what did you think. >> it was awesome. so cool. so high speed. so many technical things going on. good thing we're scientists or else we wouldn't know what was going on but we do we got it covered it is fully stack from top to bottom. we will start with a little bit about what we can do on air because it has 3hd cameras

and we can show two cameras at all time. we can be in there talking, waving to the cam crane show you conditions outside. weaver walling this mobil weather watcher because our weather watchers are such a huge part of our weather team. some of them have joined us here, inside the cbs-3 garage. come on over, thinks our team of weather watchers. well, part of the team. we have a huge network that spans the entire delaware, lehigh valleys and portions of new jersey. they have all come out to see the day buy of this thing. i have to talk to you. i want you to tell me what your favorite features. we will start with jeff moore. >> where are you from. >> hatfield parks. >> what do you think of the mobile weather watcher. >> thinks really cool. i have never seen anything like this before. >> what are you mess excited about capability wise. >> i was reading, it has bonded cell phones. i had no idea what that enis. i want to know what it is because i never heard of it before. >> that means we can broadcast in and out of anywhere we go this thing has capability in

the war weather, we will be able to bring satellite up link, it has ku band satellite up link which we are getting technical here but it means basically if we are out in the hurricane, snowstorm we will be able to broadcast live on ought anytime we want to. allen, he is here what do you think of this vehicle. >> it is awesome. absolutely awesome. all of the technology in it is amazing and size of it, it is remarkable. >> huge. >> it is. >> it is like a command center in the back of the truck here. we can sit here, see everything that is happening and bring it live to you. we also have some, of course, weather gadgets on the top. anyone know what we have got going on the top here. >> i think it was a sonic rain gauge. >> yes. >> basically having a little cup, i never heard of that before but it is more accurate >> totally accurate. little cup driving around will splash out. ultrasonic rain gauge measures number of rain drops falling and then at any given moment to accurately measure hutch

rain coming down. we have a wind gauge. we can give you wind chill, win speed from just been where i want to bring in our youngest weather watcher. thinks kyle higgins. you are 15. how would you like to take this for your drivers test next year. >> that would be absolutely amazing. such a cool vehicle. >> amazing, isn't it. >> is what the coolest bit from weather geek about it. >> coolest parties retractable mount where you can get wind speed and get most accurate rain drops. that is so cool. >> fantastic. thanks for being here. maybe we will have it in your neighborhood one of these days >> that would be awesome. >> you can become a weather watcher. i don't know if you can be a truck but network of weather watchers, very, very easy to sign up. head to cbs philly.com/ watchers. to sign up we love our crew, we love having them here. thanks for being here. we love all that they do for us. this will just add to all of the a nation things we can do

and we can bring you live on tv. for new back inside to ukee and nicole. i will take a spin. i will be back at 6:00. >> don't go too far now. >> drive that thing. cool stuff. as we continue tonight, i got to tell you hip pain is debilitating. coming up how 3-d technology is revolutionizing rip replacement surgery. new technique doctors are using next. gamers get moving you have one last shot getting a classic gaming system we will tell you when we come right back.

well, diehard nintendo fans will be excited about this one, the classic console is back for one more day at best buy. >> retailer tweeted it was

selling limited quantity of the game consoles, first come, first serve starting to day. you cannot buy it on line, game system will be available in stores. nintendo recently announced it was distinct, the game. >> you know i won an art contest and that is what i bought with the money. >> did you really. >> every day i sat on my bean bag trail you are going back now, bean bag chair. >> you are going back. >> quite a bit. >> 3-d technology changing the way hipps are replaced. i had one it is all g i need to look at this though. >> health reporter stephanie stahl will have the information coming up

on the healthwatch tonight new technology is helping surgeons personalized lip replacement surgery for very first time. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the einstein health care science certainty. >> reporter: report that is

right. >> interesting. >> very interesting. >> reporter: new science on this. every year more than 300,000 americans undergo hip replacement surgery. it is become less invasive over the years and now it can be more precise so patients have a quicker recovery. climbing stairs of his three story walk up used to be 15 minutes of excruciating pain, for rodgers duhaney. >> it got to the point i was taking 30 advil a day. >> reporter: actor, photographer suffered from chronic hip pain. >> i could not squat to take a photograph. >> reporter: he was one of the first patients in the country to undergo a f.d.a. a proofed hip replacement surgery called ops, optimized positioning system. >> every patient is different, every patient views it differently. >> reporter: difference is in the details before surgery. doctors get multiple x-rays in the just of the hip but also of the spine. >> now we realize that the spine controls how the hip moves, it controls how hip

replacement functioning and hip decide how it functions. >> reporter: they create a 3-d model of the hip and shows exactly where to focus. in the past, surgeons went in blind. >> operating pretty much done the surgery before we started. >> reporter: rod had two hip operations, second used the new approach. >> if you took away this guard and my memory of the process,/ would not know anything happened. >> reporter: he says recovery was also quicker, so he was back to work, faster. now, that the personalized hip surgery is f.d.a. approved, it is expect to be used by a growing number of hospitals, so it is a personalized surgery making hip replace amount lot easier. you had your rip replacement. >> five years ago. >> five years ago. >> five years ago, doctor sharky at rothman. i will tell you what i feel amazing. >> even improving. >> yes, yes. >> wow. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. state joins me now if you were downstairs with the weather watchers with that beautiful vee of the vehicle. i will take a ride.

>> i know, so rugged, outside just looks cool. it is in the all about the looks but a little bit about the looks. >> it is flashy. >> it ace mace being. we have capability to do so much. it is great in snow, rain and nice sunny day we will take it out to the neighborhood and go cruising. >> i call shotgun. >> put me in the back. >> we will try to get going there. >> we have some rain that we can be tracking with our ultrasonic rain drop measure here, it is coming, and it will get worse before it gets better. we have a coastal low working its way upbringing heavy rain and also strong gusty wind along the coast. possibly some minor coastal flooding and beach erosion. lets look outside right now. we will go out to bethlehem an area with a couple downpours moving threw up through lehigh valley, road looking damp, flags are flying but today is setting the stage for this system. cloud really moved in

yesterday, late afternoon, and then, yesterday was a beautiful day and then in the afternoon about five or 6:00 cloud started to come in, breeze pick up and got a whole lot cooler and that is what we are dealing with in bethlehem. a gray afternoon. here's the storm, that is the preview of the problems. worries still yet to come, still many miles south on i-95 across the carolinas where we have got heavy rainfall, yellow, orange shading south of raleigh-durham. very slow go and right along lower outer banks and coastal south carolina, this will be moving up up the coast through tomorrow and it will be all day rain event really for us. so, storm scan 33 shows showers moving through lehigh valley. we have a few in south jersey, delaware. everything is light and spotty for now. sixty-two, cloud which a few showers in the poconos in broad head villain our camera there it goes we have got cloud, 54 degrees. it is an east wind and that will be with us through the day tomorrow as well.

here's center of the low track ago long the coast of carolinas. you can see that pressure gradient not only throwing back lots of moisture from the atlantic ocean but the wind picking up. soon of rain, embedded thunderstorms and gusty wind along the coast. heaviest of the precipitation is from about 9:00 tomorrow morning until 9:00 o'clock tomorrow night but war, looking to hit right at evening rush hour tomorrow, and then that lifts off to the north, behind that system wednesday afternoon into thursday we have got a major change to talk about. as temperature head upward. for tomorrow though period of steady rain, all day, some heavy, few embedded thunderstorms and gusty wind. lets talk about the penn relays. we mentioned this, thursday looking fantastic, friday afternoon thunder showers, it will be muggy for runners out there, with temperatures heading in the mid 80's by the start of the weekend on saturday. get through to tonight and tomorrow and then we are talking about a summer-like pattern headed through end of the week and weekend.

you can see it on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast 81 for first day of the draft and gets hotter from there we're in the mid 80's this weekend with the chance for a few pop up afternoon storms and feel much more like a june pattern then april 1, ukee and nicole back over to you. >> sound good to me. still ahead on "eyewitness news" brothers sharing a nice cold brew. >> talking coffee and how it has brought two brothers together for a brand new venture. when we come right back.

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coffee is daily go to beverage for many people, and popularity ace parent with all of the different ways of a cup of joe enjoyed these days. >> many ways. pair of brothers in west chester are brewing up coffee with a twist in a new business venture. reporter vittoria woodill has all of the chilling details.

>> we wanted people to pick one up and say man, this is what it should taste like. we hit it on the head. >> reporter: attention all coffee lovers is there a local batch of cold brew coffee in west chester that is stepping up the coffee game. >> ahh. >> reporter: powellton cold brew cough owe company was started by adam and dave jones , a few years back when adam felt like he needed a jolt. >> it was living in new york, drink ago lot of red bull at the time. i went out to a bodega and got a cold brew coffee. i said i can drink there stuff i went home, started brewing it, my roommates fell in love. they said thinks best wife ever had. my brother, first thing he said what the heck is cold brew. >> reporter: if you are wondering too it is process of brewing coffee that never involves heat, adam and dave put their beans in cold water for 24 hours. the result, freshly brought coffee enjoyed hot, cold or however you take it. >> iota take my coffee with ice cream.

>> we as an theme that is just really good high quality bean, and, with a little bit of the medium dark roast. it has good chocolatey tones with fruity finish. you will get a little blueberry in there. >> reporter: can you believe where you are. >> it its pretty wild, pretty wild. we're in like 56 whole food now, we're all down south, we are in the white house and pentagon which is pretty amazing, through of of our distributors down south. >> reporter: with two flavors in production, original and mighty mapel. >> you could chug these which is scary. >> reporter: they say is there nothing to be gained keeping an idea, bottled up. >> you need passion, work ethic and you need to go after it. and anything is possible. so, there you go. >> awesome. >> conned have said it any better. >> reporter: two things you need to know about these guys. at lee their cold brew coffee, pull ton, adam is avid cycle letter so it is a cycling term

n regard to cold brew it is less acidic because health makes it more so. that is why it goes down so smooth. >> it looks like you enjoyed it. >> i did, and i brought to to you from west chester all the way down here because of high energy. >> yes. >> perfect. >> thanks, vittoria. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> now look at this on the move cardinal o'hara i'm joe holden, is what forcing them off campus and how they found out about it. also, guess days away, a inch closer to the nfl draft we are getting a closer look at the fan experience, that you can expect and changes you will see in the city and not just on the parkway, kate. we are check being a coastal storm that will bring heavy rains through the day tomorrow, i'll time out when heaviest will fall, when it clears out and then we are talking about temperatures in the 80's, and feeling like

summer, we will break it down coming up at 6:00. painting with a purpose, where these students were coming together to create a meaningful mural, and the powerful, message behind it. here's is what happening, a surprise, for sisters in the delaware county. plans are in the works to move a group of nuns from their current convent. tonight we are learning what is behind the planned relocation and how the sisters found out bit. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has the exclusive store friday delaware county. >> reporter: representatives from cardinal o'hara, and religious sisters will talk to me on camera. one sister did express there is anxiety but says that living in a religious community, moving around is a part of life. religious sisters from four