bridgeton area, same town, where he has been charged with murder. >> he should be in a jail. >> reporter: barely a year since shirley battle buried her 21 year-old grandson davonte lee, her sense have peace was shattered when davonte's killer michael huggins escape from the juvenile detention facility. >> i found out, that he had escaped and they have not found him just yet, it was devastating news, because we all thought he was somewhere, where, he could not get out. >> reporter: jail break happened shortly after midnight at harborfields detention center in egg harbor city. eighteen year-old huggins and three other teens attack i guard and then stole a car, and went on what turned out to be a short joy ride. >> totally undrivable. >> reporter: less than a mile, the escapees crashed in joseph luna's jeep and apartment building, he caught it all on surveillance. >> the kid jumping out of the vehicle, and let it roll and slam in the building after it

hit my jeep and they just, knew they didn't have any control of the vehicle anymore so they bailed and ran. >> reporter: ensuing manhunt lasted all morning with schools closed throughout egg harbor city and neighboring towns. then around 9:00 a.m. more than 50 miles from where the et cetera scape took place police were able to catch three teens in the apartment complex on pam sevenhylia avenue. dozens of officers searched the area around the avenue, three nearby bridgeton schools were placed on lock down. >> walk out, and he told me i could not come in. it was on lock down. he told me that the prisoner had escaped. >> reporter: connie mcneil could not pick up her grand kid early and like shirley battle was anxious with the manhunt to went hug minutes custody. >> they should not have him in a detention center they should have had him in the place where he could not escape. >> reporter: police won't tell us how they believe that huggins and other three teens made from it egg harbor sit all the way to bridgeton but

they say, higgins is dangerous and they are staffed, to continue this manhunt 24/7. live from bridgeton cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" police arrested aid woman accused of shooting her pregnant neighbor in the oxford circle section of the northeast philadelphia oknees cox shot her 21 year-old neighbor after an argument yesterday evening. the victim was nine months pregnant was hit in the right leg and taken to the hospital. she was last check in stable condition. cox is facing a number of charges including aggravated assault. authorities in northern california say that the wife of the gunmen who went on a deadly rampage has been found dead. investigators found body of the kevin neil's wife hidden underneath the floor in their home last night. they believe that killing, was the start of the rampage, yesterday morning. authorities say that neil shot and killed four other people, and injured 10. investigators say he targeted several locations, including an elementary school. school officials heard gunshots, and went on lock

down. >> it is monumental that school went on lock down. i mean, i really truly believed that we would have had a horrific blood bath in that school if that school had not taken action when they did >> a judge had barred neil from having guns after he was charged with stabbing a woman in january. a short time ago president trump discussed his historic 12 day trip to asia. president says he accomplished a lot on behalf of the american people. >> the momentum from our trip, will launch us, on our, and and outlined, to unite the world against north korean nuclear threat, to promote a free, opened, endo pacific region and advance fair and reciprocal economic relation was our trading partners anal is in the region. we have established a new framework for trade, that will ensure reciprocity, through

enforcement actions and reform of international organizations , and, new fair trade deals that benefit the united states and our partners and we have laid out, and a pathway toward peace, security , and in our world, where sovereign nations can thrive, flourish and prosper side by side. >> the president, added he is optimistic about the future. roy moore says he will not leave the alabama senate race despite growing allegations of sexual misconduct. last night republican date told supporters he is victim of the political ploy and at least five women are accusing moore of inappropriate contact with them in his 30's and they were teenagers. moore says allegations are lies. republican leaders are exploring a write in campaign if moore does not drop out. the various sexual misconduct scandals have lawmakers taking a closer look at non-disclosure agreements. pennsylvania is specifically

examining legal professions that swear alleged victims to secrecy. natasha brown has the details. >> reporter: allegations of sexual harassment, assault and rape continue to mount begins holy producer harvey weinstein his case has garnered international attention inn brought to lightish you of non-disclosure agreements. new york times uncovered settlements between weinstein and at least 10 women in sexual assault and harassment cases silence being those who were harassed. non-disclosure agreements or n da's are common features in these claims where the alleged victims agree not to pursue litigation or discuss terms of the deal in exchange for a sum of money. pennsylvania lawmakers are trying to revive the professions surrounding nda's in the state hoping to how freedoms to speak out more and not provide safe haven for harasser. >> in one should a feel they are alone and suffering in silence. >> reporter: pennsylvania state senators say it protects the accuser identity while naming the harasser.

state senator anthony williams believes this will go a long way in stopping repeat offenders from finding new victims. >> those who are concerned about, will this put a deterrent to the agreement. i think that frankly more people will feel empowered to come out. >> there could be a backlash, in that there is no reason then necessarily for an employer or an accused person to want to go ahead and settle >> reporter: while the state bill is meant to protect victims in this cases, attorneys say legislation should be handled carefully to protect both parties. >> there is no actual determination as to whether or not someone has been unlawful ly harassed, and it troubles me that people would be able to then, talk about that against someone who is, not had the opportunity to have their side of the story, heard. >> state legislatures around the country are looking at revising confidentiality laws, as they relate to non- disclosure agreements meaning each state would address the issue individually , and could lead to new legislation, ultimately they are calling this the

weinstein effect because lots of states are looking at these non-disclosure agreements. >> thank you, natasha. blood drive was honored in pennsylvania state trooper injured in the line of duty. many rolled up their sleeves in bethlehem to give blon in honor of corporal seth kelly. corporal remains hospitalized. he was shot during a traffic stop in plainfield northampton county. a fundraiser is plan tonight for those affected by the fire at bridget foy's restaurant on south street. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live to tell house will benefit from the money raised, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. we are here at headhouse square, this is getting busy this event beginning at 6:00 o'clock tonight. you might remember october 25th there was a massive fire at bridget foy's restaurant right off south street directly behind me. three fire fighters were injured, 35 employees, lost their jobs, 20 residents displaced. so all of these local businesses are setting upright now and helping out. there is a massive community

dinner, mad rex right here, and this will all benefit those that were affect. we have restaurant after restaurant. this is all started a again, to set up as i mentioned beginning from 6:00 o'clock tonight until 9:00 o'clock tonight. at george riley is right here. he owns twisted tail another restaurant on the square. george, talk about how the community is coming together, to help out those in need tonight. >> it has been really special, actually. we have been reached out to from restaurants not only in the neighboring area here but all over the city, it has been non-stop of people, hearing about, obviously i disaster that happened at bridget foy's and wanting to reach out and it is a great testament to the tight community we have and restaurant industry here. >> reporter: george, ticket are how much and what else is there other than food. >> fifty dollars, we still have them available at the door for people who want to come down last minute, definitely encourage that. we have food from over 30 restaurants, city wide, we

have three bars, it is support by different bartenders from restaurants as well around the city, as well as live music. we have an auction. we have a raffle that will be pulled, throughout the event as well, and also, donated from businesses in the area and all of these restaurants thaw see here today. >> thanks george, george really one of the owners of the restaurants participating. once again this event begins at 6:00, runs until 9:00 p.m. fifty dollars to get in and food being set up, it looks delicious. all of the money, proceed go out to help those employees that who their jobs and also, those residents who were displaced, now coming up tonight at 6:15 you will hear from bridget foy herself, helping out as well and we will tell what you she plans to do about her restaurant. for now live from head house square greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay, greg, thanks, a great night. it is a sign of the season kettle ringers returned to their annual powe. >> salvation army of greater

philadelphia kick off 2017 red kettle campaign today as our vittoria woodill shows us it wasn't just about the kettles. >> reporter: it is sound of the giving that marks the holiday season. >> thank you very much, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: bells of the salvation army, and today was salvation army of greater philadelphia's red kettle kick off. >> ♪ >> reporter: opening those big red kettles for business to serve others. >> the money raised in the kettles go toward projects, toys, helping families, trying to dot most good for everybody >> reporter: but they are more than just kettles, today i helped volunteers suit the souls of others with homemade soup. >> did you make this? >> we all did. >> reporter: all made by students in the salvation army 's soup's on project. >> we have 12 week culinary training program, it is free, for individual. we train them to work in

restaurants, catering halls, and 90 percent job retention rate. >> reporter: when see a student come in a program and leave a get a job what feeling is that like. >> it is the best, it is the best. >> that is it. >> i was nothing. i was doing nothing, when i went in the beginning, and they, made me feel strong. they made me graduate a few years ago. >> how do you feel as a person now compared to then. >> alive. it is really, humled me, and given me something to look forward to. >> reporter: do you have any advice for me while serving soup for people. >> smile. >> sometimes people have a rough day, and, they see your smile, it makes it better. >> reporter: just like that the day was made a little bit more merry. >> like a warm hug. >> a little more bright. >> a lot of people to be

served. >> reporter: with a smile and piping hot tomato soup. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up on "eyewitness news" a husband and wife beat lottery odd over and over their story and the amazing twist. i'm henry rossoff in center city a hearing for two brot's accused of killing a fat shore refused to hand over keys to the car because his young daughter was in the back seat, we will have details about the video shown in court so graphic, it left defense attorney struggling to explain safety concerns about a popular and powerful kitchen blender, at lee 22 people have filed lawsuit, claiming they were injured, using it. details at 5:30, kate? it is quiet out there right now we have rain coming through and much more active weekend we will tell but a system that could bring, strong wind and even perhaps a few snowflakes coming

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after two years of investigating, ntsb now knows what caused this airplane fire , new surveillance video shows 2015 british airways aircraft fire at mckaren airport in las vegas. plane was about to take off when engine burst into flames. passengers were quickly evacuated and several people were treated for minor injuries. ntsb now says that the fire was caused by engine failure. well, we told but reports yesterday but it is now official, country super star blake shelton has been crowned people magazine's sexiest man alive. >> hollywood and his girlfriend are all weighing in , entertainment tonight's kevin frazier joins us from los angeles with all of the reaction. >> reporter: ukee and jessica for blake shelton only one opinion matters and that is gwenn stefani in our exclusive sit down she's giving a big thumbs up. >> what is it that makes him sexy. >> i think somebody that can make you laugh, confidently is very sexy, and somebody that is humble, kind, down to earth

, selfless, talented, on the top of their game. i think i'm his biggest fan. >> reporter: gwenn, the biggest fan took to twit tore gush about her 41 year-old country singer posting this shot and adding the caption i guess i have been kissing the sexiest man alive all this time. >> it is definitely a shock to me. >> reporter: blake has confident behind the scenes for his photo shoot inside country superstar revealed his 48 year-old love convinced him , to embrace the new status >> she goes, listen to me, you are going to regret this for the rest of your life. you know, if you don't embrace this opportunity. live in the moment, you know. >> ask you about never kiss anyone with blue eyes. >> so excited you asked me about that song. >> good. >> ♪ >> that is one of the songs from gwenn's new holiday album you make it feel like christmas, a clear nod to blake. >> now i know what it means by love, i finally know what they

mean by love. >> blake better be very, very flattered. >> yes. >> we will hear much more from gwenn tonight on et including, where she talks about the guy who was runner up to blake, ukee. ukee and jessica, back to you. >> something told me kevin was going there. check you out. lady luck struck a north carolina husband and wife, not once but twice to the same night. >> they don't even normally play lottery. michelle shuffler says her husband had extra cash so they bought a scratch off. that was worth $10,000. then they decided they are winning, test their luck, they stopped 20 miles away at another store and won a million-dollar. >> um, um. >> so, that doesn't happen? statistically i don't know what to compare that too. >> i know. >> not fair about good for them. >> were you talking snowflakes , a little earlier. >> there could be a few flurries, maybe a snow shower or snow squall. when we get these snow squals

like sunday it is one spot of the region rest of the area dry and one squall that likes to develop. we will watch weekend for that in the meantime it is quiet through even of the week. that winds are picking up tomorrow, first we have a front coming through tonight and showers will develop mainly overnight, front comes through tomorrow and winds are really going to pick up as we head into tomorrow night and friday. here's a look outside in bethlehem where it is a quiet night not a lot of wind right now trees don't look like they are blowing in the grease, flags on the hotel bethlehem are quiet for now but that will change thomas our front comes through and temperatures begin to drop. in the meantime it was, not mild, but closer to normal at least today started the day with sun, here's a live look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach where there are cloud in place, cloud won battle this afternoon, cloud increasing out ahead of the advancing front. you can see that front very well here it comes pushing through ohio, into western pennsylvania, right now, and it is getting here overnight.

for next several hours things are quiet, there may be a few showers that pop up ahead of the main line of showers and that is around 11:00 tonight but really two or 3:00 a.m. this area of showers crosses the region. what you want to look at it actual cold front associated with this system back here over portions of illinois and into wisconsin. the cold air, it is on a delay , cold air over portions of minnesota into iowa, those showers come through, keep it, relatively mild as we head through tomorrow and then tomorrow evening into friday that the temperatures begin to drop. right now, 50 in philadelphia, 48 degrees in allentown. fifty in millville. thirty-seven in mount pocono. we will zoom back to the west, the line of showers i just showed you over portions of ohio, and cold air back to the west, minneapolis, des moines cold, chicago, st. louis not too bad. it will take 12 hours or so behind the shower push that the cold air begins to pick up the pace. today's high reached 53, closer to the normal which has

dropped down to 56. morning low is right on target as well at 38 this morning. so what to expect? here comes showers overnight 2:00 a.m. winds not a big deal showers clear out, some sun to start the day and then actual front comes through tomorrow afternoon with another line of a few spotty showers, and then tomorrow afternoon and evening that the wins pick up and cold air comes n then we have the weekend saturday this system approaching from the west, with the threat for rain. coming up next half an hour we will talk more about the weekend what to expect saturday and what to expect, of course, on sunday. overnight a few showers, cloudy not heavy rain with this front. few shower here's and there stray one tomorrow. wind pick up in the afternoon. friday, brisk and chilly, and weekend half rain, half cold wind and perhaps a few snowflakes on sunday we will delve into that next half an hour. well, you will be tickled pink if you stick around. >> coming up next, james corden is hanging out with pink with a whole new level of

laughs, leslie. eagles back in full swing as they take on cowboys sunday night. when they do they will have an important piece on defense we will hear from ronald darby in

leslie joining us now as we look to the weekend. >> yes, very excited about this game. the eagles, have a big division match up sunday against dallas taking on the cowboys. after the bye week guys are coming back from major, minor injuries. one of the players coming coming back ronald darby out since week one when he dislocated his ankle. he is ready to go and slated to start. while he was injured he is working his way back and two players kept beating him to the practice facility. >> every time i came in here, and it is sitting there, i was like man what time did you get here. they would be here like, sweating. >> well, coming up at 11:00

eagles tightened zach ertz like you have never seen him before we will show you how he is helping a local high school coach get ready for his biggest game of the season. zach ertz having quite a season of his own. >> student athletes are getting into that. >> yes. >> appreciate it. >> coming up next half an hour we will hear from the ucla basketball players arrested for shoplift nothing china. i'm in center city where there was a preliminary hearing for two brothers accused of killing a father because he wouldn't turn over keys to his car because his young daughter was in the back seat. details from inside the courtroom next. if you ever had a mammogram you know it vice uncomfortable, painful and doctors are trying out new technology to make the experience, easier, we will be right

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now at 5:30 family and friend of the murdered spring garden man filled the center city courtroom today.

>> two brothers accused of killing him in front of his two-year old daughter had a preliminary hearing and eyewitness nice reporter henry rossoff joins us live from the criminal justice center in center city with more, henry. >> reporter: ukee and jessica this is one of the toughest scenes inside a courtroom i have seen. family cried openly for much of these hour long hearings and brothers sat the whole time accuse of this horrible crime. we have new details about a very difficult to watch video showing the graphic details of this murder and carjacking. >> it was important to be here so that we had a feel for the justice system. >> reporter: peter was among dozens of friends and neighbors from the spring garden section who packed a crowded courtroom all in support of the family of gerard grandzol. >> ways in the first floor, ran out, tried to help jerry, i could tell right away that he was pretty much gone. it was hard thing to see. >> reporter: during a preliminary hearing for the

accused killer 17 year-old marvin roberts and his brother 20 year-old maurice roberts, much of the grandz80's family cried openly, to avoid traumatizing them further judge avoided showing graphic surveillance, audio and video of the murder in open court but screened it only for attorneys and the two suspects assistant district attorney jo ann explains how video shows the brot's approaching grandz ol and his car with the two-year old inside. >> you saw how calm he was and how he tried to reason with them, he gave them his wallet, he just wanted to make sure to get his daughter out of the back seat of the car and they shot him anyway. >> reporter: marvin who was 16 at the time pulled trigger but his older brother brought the gun to the crime scene in the backpack. both confessed to the detectives. >> faced with the video even 20 year-old's attorney struggled to defend his client >> i'm not suggesting that he is, totally innocent of what happened here i just don't believe that he was as active a participant in this instant

dent. >> reporter: at the end of it all judge ordered both brothers to be held on their current murder and robbery charges without bail until their next court date coming up in early december. live, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> henry, thank you. three ucla basketball players apologized for shoplifting in china. they are now back on u.s. soil contrite codey riley, lee angelo ball and jay len hill faced cameras back at ucla. all three admitted to breaking the law, three student athletes are suspended, they will not be allowed to travel with the team and they will not suit up for home games. president trump spoke to his chinese counterpart directly visiting the country last week helping orchestrate their release. >> i want to start off by saying how embarrassed and ashamed i am, by my families. >> what i did was just stupid. i am not that type of the person. >> would i like to thank president trump and united states g for help that they

provided as well. >> reporter: ucla says it still has to determine who is responsible for the expenses incurred, while those students remained in china. and this was tweet president trump sent out earlier about the ucla players it read do you think three ucla basketball players will say thank to you president trump? they were headed for 10 years in jail. it is most significant push to remove the president from office, just yet today a small group of house democrats introduced five articles of impeachment against president trump. >> the first is obstruction of justice which deals with mr. comey's firing. the second is violation of the constitution's foreign claus, which deals with money he has taken from foreign powers without the consent of congress. the third is a violation of the domestic clause which deals with money he has made from the u.s., and his personal businesses beyond that of his salary which is also forbidden by our constitution. and the fourth is under mining our federal judiciary and

fifth is under mining freedom of the press. >> republicans hold majority in the house and are highly unlikely to act on those impeachment articles. house republicans are gearing up for a vote tomorrow on their tax reform bill and plan. senate g.o.p. version now includes a clause that repeals a key part of the affordable care act. their proposal would do away with the individual mandate which requires, people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. the repeal would save the government more than $330 billion over a decade. >> the goal, to repeal an unpopular tax from an unworkable law in order to provide more tax relief, to middle class families. >> repealing the individual mandate also means that an estimated 13 million people could lose their health insurance by 2027, congressional democrats held a rally outside capitol hill today in protest of the senate g.o.p. tax plan. >> it is unbelievable, 13 million people will lose health care, premiums will go

up 10 percent, all so the most wealthy and powerful in america can get a huge tax break. no american wants that. >> the senate is planning a vote on their tax reform bill after thanksgiving break. affordable care act enrollment is up 45 percent compared to the number of people who signed up by this time last year. that is according to data from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. nearly 1.5 million people pick the plan between november 1st and november 11th. 1 million people signed up last year between november 1st and november 12th. the deadline to enroll is december the 15th. still to come on "eyewitness news" a popular store for young women may say may be a victim of the security breach. >> new concerns over a popular high speed blender some people say they were injured by the kitchen gadget and now they are suing. wearing his heart on his car, in today's story of brotherly love why this philadelphia's man camaro is

worth more to him then its kelly blue back value, kate. well, career creeping closer to the weekend but weekend features a potent storm system, milder saturday then sunday but saturday rain will over spread area steady at times through second half of the day. that front clears saturday night into sunday but wind will pick up few breaks of sun , sunday but with the wind will feel like 30's and may see a few flurries or snow move across the area for

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one of the largest retailers in the u.s. says someone may have gotten a hold of credit card information, from customers. and forever 21 says hackers broke into their systems and possibly taken information from shoppers. however, the company says that if you have a chip card, you may be safe as that chip makes

it more difficult for card to be hacked. forever 21 is currently looking into what caused the data breach. amazon and whole food are delivering price cuts this holiday season to day supermarket announced it is dropping prices now through november 26th on classic thanksgiving food like turkey, sweet potatoes and other holiday staples. amazon prime members will have access to the bigger deals, ceo says these cuts are only a taste of what is to come from the amazon whole food partnership. more than 20 people are seeing makers of the newt that bullet claiming they were seriously hurt when the blender blew up. twenty-two people joined lawsuit begins cot in los angeles last week. they claim bullet's design is defective and can cause, pressure to build up in the blender, leading to burns and cuts. >> just came flying out all over me, all over kitchen, ceiling, walls, had i known, that that device, that knew

that bullet could hurt me i would not have used it. i want to you know those can hurt you. >> newt that bullet maintains it is safe and contesting the lawsuit. wow. >> those pictures are something. >> yeah. well, stars can be just like us. >> we will tell you about the singing superstar who lost her wallet in the discount clothi

a philadelphia man is using a classic car to spread a message. >> spent time in the marines his grandfathers were marines and son serving as well. in this weeks story of brotherly love he is driving home his message on the job. >> reporter: hard to miss this eye catching 69 camaro and its military theme artwork. >> it represents all four branches of the service. >> reporter: car bronx to carmen brandcoto on philadelphia road a lot as a home physical therapist. every where he goes his carries a bill game.

>> i just hope usually it is there when i come out. >> reporter: carmen started decorating the camaro six years ago after visiting his sister who was an army nurse. >> the car got a lot of attention before i did all this but i wanted to use that attention for a good cause. >> reporter: over years he has wrap the car were four different designs taking it to events for veterans and visiting military hospitals. the back is i am blazed with his web site warrior camaro .org. >> met a lot of incredible people, both civilians and military. >> reporter: er doesn't collect money himself he tells fans to donate to his favorite veterans charities, wounded warrior project, disable americans and fisher house. >> donate to go a charity but if you know a veteran just help them with the bill. >> anything in support of our troops is a good cause. >> reporter: he estimates he has reached thousands of people because we will never necessity how many passers by were inspired by his ride. >> nicely done, young man. you can see more stories at cbs philly.com/brotherly.

meteorologist kate bilo joins us now, and we hit wednesday, we have to look to the weekend, and it is looking good. >> do you see that face. >> i was going to say weird but maybe that is not even right word. >> up and down weekend, best part of the weekend is probably saturday morning, things get downhill saturday and then sunday is just cold, windy. >> yeah. >> sit by fireplace, watching football something along them lines. weekend is getting interesting we are tracking a system heading our way. storm moving in western part of the country. we have another system to get flaw before we even hit weekend one and that front comes through tonight into tomorrow. we have a lot to talk b we will start off with a look outside, our camera at cbs studios looking out toward city of philadelphia quiet night, day started off beautiful with lots of sunshine but as predicted those cloud moved in the afternoon, it turned out to be a gray afternoon but dry, for now, the front just starting

to make its way in to western pennsylvania i'll show thaw in a moment. first though we will like to check with our friends eyewitness weather watchers this time of the night and temperatures are maryland rate 's they have been in recent days. new that the sun goes down, we are down in the upper 40's. we will check with jenny janssen in cherry hill. jenny says dew point is 40, dry air in place and she said this gorgeous photo of the moon. looks fantastic. look at that crescent moon. thanks for. that i want to show you another photo, series of photos from lynn who showed how day started. this is same image, same spot she took this picture day started blue skies, pretty, beautiful fall day outside and then quickly glanced outside 10 minutes later and looks like this overcast conditions and a gray sky. so lots of great photos from our weather watchers. wayne sent this with the sunrise reflecting off trees. they look like they were on fire. beautiful shot there from wayne. beautiful start to the day. new cloud are in, it is chilly , we have got rain moving through tonight but it

is rain and not snow. here's a look outside our live neighborhood network from palmyra cove looking toward the city where everything is relatively quiet. we have got cloud in place but if you are heading out tonight no need to grab umbrella or anything like that things are quiet at least until probably around midnight when a few showers may work their way in, so storm scan three shows the rain, just moving into western pennsylvania, just barely along the border of ohio and pennsylvania, so we have got sometime before the rain gets in. that front exits and next system just moving over the pacific northwest that will get here late saturday, into sunday and will bring a stronger blast of cold air. temperatures right now 50 in philadelphia, 48 in trenton. forty-eight allentown. thirty-seven chilly mount pocono. your forecast lows for tonight will drop in the 40's. notice tonight not that cold because we have got warmer air lifting in approaching that front and we have got cloud cover. temperatures don't drop as quickly as they have in recent

nights. so not as bad. we will be seeing ups and downs as far as lows are concerned. average low is 39. tonight's low like we said above average. thomas we head into friday morning, 36, a chilly morning, sunday morning, 45 but then by early next week we will start machine below freezing, once again, through the overnight hearst we will drop do low of 46, mostly cloudy, a few showers and then a shower early thursday morning and then partly to mostly sunny, maybe a stray sprinkle midday as push of cold air makes its way n we will transition to the weekend, saturday starts off relatively quiet. saturday morning no rain just yet. late saturday, saturday night this front sweeps through and we had have widespread rain witt and then sunday notice how tightly pack these lines of pressure are. sunday, windy, we see those wins over great lakes you can see snow squals and showers, most of this off to the northwest but we cannot rule out a snow squall or flurry on sunday. rain saturday, cold, windy,

with that chance for a shower or snow squall on sunday. for philadelphia marathon couple showers around especially early, it will be windy and chilly with temperatures in the 40's, through the course of the day. you're witness weather seven day forecast, well, we have cold air on friday, 49 degrees , milder saturday but rain late saturday, cold, blustery sunday. monday cold as well as we head toward thanksgiving next week it looks like a nice warm up back in the 50's tuesday in our big travel day on wednesday, back to you guys. >> kate, thank you. carrie underwood is on the mend and diana ross makes a promise to the stranger. >> bex from today's 96.5 has those stories and why james corden is going head over heels for pink in today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica, carrie underwood surgery after breaking her wrist last week even. she shared this tweet saying she might set off airport metal detectors from now on but despite that she's doing great.

when you think of someone being honored way lifetime achievement award at this weekend's american music award , shopping on rodeo drive comes to mind but not diana ross, iconic singer lost her fannie pack sifting through racks at marshals. she shared her gratitude with this tweet saying an angel turned her belt back in and that she will quote pay it for luckily she found before turning her house upside down, looking for it, and speaking of upside down that transition was too easy, we have to do it , that is exactly what pink did with late, late show hoe james corden. >> you are upside down. >> how can that be even the case. >> there is no way. >> ♪ >> it is not exactly the

>> if you are wondering james did finally find his feet with a little help. >> no fun. >> it is more fun in a suit because you are moving. >> that is your hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> sometimes i watch his show and i find myself i'm giggling the whole time. >> do i too late night, you got it. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a more comfortable mammograms. >> doctors are looking at a new technique to make mammograms less painful. health reporter stephanie stahl shows u

making mammograms more comfortable researchers say they have found new technology could make breast cancer screenings less painful. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the smart curve. >> smart curve it is called, you guys. this is something millions of women have been hoping for annual breast cancer screening traditionally involves some intense compressions, well, doctors say smart curve could take the ouch, out of your next ma'am gram. >> reporter: dominic remembers her first mammogram an experience shared by many women. >> it was not hurting but it was, would i say uncomfortable >> when this compresses down on the breast. >> reporter: doctors know the compression necessary for a mammogram is difficult. >> some patient does complain of the pain and pinching, and pulling of the skin when they get their mammograms. >> reporter: in the study of 1200 women three out of four described it as million-dollar ly to severely painful. 3 percent said they wouldn't

come back. >> so anyway we can try to make it more comfortable for patients is a good idea. >> reporter: potential solution called smart curve instead of the flat pad else with square edge is it has smooth curved edges more like contour article breast, compression is the same. research compared mammogram results with the two different paddles. >> there are all different ways that we have looked at this to compare so we didn't bias study in anyway. >> reporter: they found smart curve mammogram provided good comfort levels and images were comparable. >> we were able to pull as much tissue as we could in the picture because you don't want to miss anything near chest wall, and the pictures themselves looked, just as good as the other pictures that we usually get on mammograms. >> reporter: smart curve is expect to be released for purchase to mammography centers in the next few months dominic could tell when she had smart curve and she hopes it will be available for her next mammogram. >> yes, i wish it would be the

one that they use on me the last time. >> i think it is with the new way it will be much better for every woman. >> reporter: experts say smart curve technology like other mammograms would be conferred by insurance. it is unclear what local centers could be getting this, but if you are interested check with your doctor. a simple solution. >> it is one of those things, listen, aren't we glad. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 murder suspect on the run, a teenager who escaped from a juvenile detention sent they are morning remains on the loose, we are live with the very latest on the search, plus. >> reporter: police sources confirm hundreds of thousands of dollars missing from a local tax office. i'm joe holden. this is a story you will only see on "eyewitness news". rivalry week wednesday, also known as dallas week, bird back on the field what they are saying about the nfc east showdown with the cowboys kate in. we are tracking the threat

for some rain overnight, i'll tell you when showers move in, when it moves out and when heavier rain could get into disrupt your weekend plans, it is all right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. he should be considered dangerous and, if he is seen in public, we are asking the public not approach, him. and, suspect continues in cumberland county. teenager still on the lose, after a jail break this morning in atlantic county. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean, three of the four are back in custody but the search for the fourth, is ongoing. it all started just after midnight, when the four teens escaped from the harbor field detention facility. they stoled an car crashing in onberger street, not far, and,

then at 9:45, and, three of the teens were picked up in bridgeton, about 50 miles away but tonight, as we mentioned one of them remains on the run , "eyewitness news" reporter, and, in bridgeton, cleve? >> reporter: jessica all of the information now about the manhunt is coming through, bridgeton police who say that michael huggins they believe is still in this area that he came back from jail, to the town where he is accused of committing the murder. >> he should be in a jail. >> reporter: shirley bolt is angry that 18 year-old michael huggins escaped jail wednesday morning, huggins charged with murdering battle's 21 year-old grandson davonte lee last october. >> when i found out it was him that had escaped, that they have not found him just yet, it was devastating news, because, we all thought he was somewhere, where he could not get out. >> reporter: jail break happened shortly after midnight at hash offer fields youth detention cte