. right now at 11:00, close to finding a cure, the new hope for children with severe peanut allergies. a move to ban bump stops, president obama directing the justice department to take action against the devices. this as he prepares to meet with students and teachers about gun violence. first, a warm day turns into a warm night. february feels like may.

and the record warmth isn't over. good evening i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. you'll have another chance tomorrow. kate bilo is outside on the sky deck and it's hard to believe you're out there without a coat on that a february night. it's starting to get chilly but not cold enough that you need a winter coat. a light jacket should do the trick. as temperatures still in the low 60's, across much of the area. what we had today, temps were well above average, and we had new records across much of the area. philadelphia set up a new record, 72. the previous record was 70. tied the record in atlantic city at 73. mount pocono, 64 a new record there and wilmington broke a record at 75 degrees. georgetown 72. stormscan 3 showing clear skies across the area, the good news is as i look out across center city, it doesn't look as foggy

as last night. there are areas of dense fog that will be increasing through overnight. again not quite as bad as this time last night. we're watching this cold front to the west. look at all that rain, that's the system that's helping drive in that southwest flow for now. bringing the warmth but the front will come there was tomorrow. so in the meantime. temperatures are still feeling pretty comfortable. 59 at the airport right now. 61 in reading. 60 in atlantic city. i don't know if you can hear the wind. but it's a strong south flow, bringing all that warm air in. and we are headed for another record day tomorrow. coming up i'll tell you just how warm it will be. it will feel more like may or june than february, we're byron borrowed time. we got rain and colder weather in the forecast. i'll tell you how cold it will get. back to you. >> thank you new, philadelphia police are searching for a gunman who shot a teenager multiple times in west philadelphia on the 5600 block of sansom around 8:00.

police say a 17-year-old boy was shot three times. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. students who survived the florida school shooting travel to tallahassee to urge lawmakers to prevent another massacre. here's some of the video of the students on the bus today heading to the state capitol. they planned to hold a rally tomorrow to put pressure on legislature, the florida house of representatives decided not to take up a bill to ban assault rifles and large capacity magazines. also today, president trump ordered the justice department to propose bump stops. which were used in las vegas, and some marched to city hall for more gun control. >> reporter: the group came out to honor those victims of florida that were murdered last week. they didn't applaud president trump's announcement this afternoon, but they say more should be done. >> they protested with signs and

marched outside philadelphia city hall, as a call for action to enact more gun control in pennsylvania and across the country. this group held a vigil for the 17 killed and many more wounded in park land florida last week. >> i'm tired of coming to vigils like this. i am tired of coming to these events. >> reporter: newly sworn in larry krasner, a former defense attorney was part of the group. he said his fellow politicians need to address the gun control topic locally and nationally >> if we have to go straight after the nra and we have to go straight after people who believe that cars should be regulated but guns should not. we're going to do it because that's what we have to do. >> reporter: the protest began about an hour after president trump announced his proposed ban on bump stops, devices attached to semiautomatic weapons to make them fully automatic. they were used in the deadliest

shooting in modern american history, las vegas >> we cannot only take action that make us feel like we're making a difference. we must actually make a difference. we must move past entire debates and focus on evidence based solutions. >> reporter: officials stopped short. officials did announce round table sessions with teachers and students to talk about school safety in the future. >> this is a listening session to see what could be done better, what the actual concerns of the students are, what they would like to see. >> reporter: and some of those conversations already taking place in delaware, new jersey, and right here in pennsylvania schools. reporting live tonight at city hall, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." in the after math of the florida shooting, preparing for the unthinkable taken on a new urgency at schools around the nation and here at home. washington township schools sent this letter to parents last night, reminding them of the

safety plans already in place. two years ago, the district made all high school students ware id badges all schools are secured with vestibules and security cameras live streamed directly to the police department. and two security drills a month. >> back of the classroom. and you know, they don't talk and and in any have them isn't schools, anything they have to protect my child is great >> new jersey governor phil murphy called for additional gun control measures to safeguard students prosecutors sell a man for illegally selling guns outside a gun show. prosecutors say the aston man sold two firearms to an undercover detective who posed as an unqualify buyer, he threatened to kill himself as they moved in for an arrest.

police in upper darby want your help, 59-year-old sherwood hargrove of drexel hill threatened to kill the congregation of his church on state road. if you see him, you're asked to dial 911. a judge declare add mistrial at the racketeering trial of mob boss joey mer merlino, jurors told the judge they were deadlocked. he was accused into must link his way into gambling schemes run by crime families, they said he was framed by turn coat mob centers authorities are taking action after they say students at maple shade high school posted a racist video on social media. the allegations led to an increased police presence today. in a letter to parents, school officials said the post accused some maple shade students of

discriminating against other races. according to students 10 parents, several female students at the school made videos in black face. and at least one used a racial slur. >> it's just horrible that people actually are just like prone to thinking that way. because you know, i was brought up with the belief that everyone is important, everyone is special. >> in the letter, the school superintendent told parents, quote, you have my promise that ear addressing all issues, and creating a plan to make sure all students feel respected, appreciated and valued. a taco bell record has been fired for using a racial slur on a university of pennsylvania students receipt. after he placed an order at the restaurant on chestnut street in center city. they're retraining staff to make sure it doesn't happen again. crews had their handful

clearing liquid asphalt in south jersey. the clean-up stretched along paulsboro and exit one for the delaware memorial bridge. the tank began to like because of condensation inside's at least 20 drivers reported damage to the vehicles. the trucking company said it will clean any car affected by this morning spill. the philadelphia zoo is mourning the deaths of its beloved polar cold bee walks. of she was euthanized due to a serious decline in her healthy. "eyewitness news" was there when she celebrated her 37th birthday in november. gold delocks was the oldest polar bear in the country. she lived much longer than the average polar bear which typically has a life span of 23 years. a national theater change is changing what movie goers are allowed to bring inside >> what will soon be banned at

cinnamar theaters. a postage problem. it's becoming more difficult to send care packages to troops overseas >> the keys to longevity. what you should be doing if you want to live past 90 be the focus should not be on exercise. a live look at main street in bethlehem. a warm night, and fog is a concern for the early morning. kate is tracking what comes after the blast of may-like weather. the late show is back with an all new episode at 11:35 right after "eyewitness news."

cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewer, and john bell. the cinnamark chain of movie theaters are banning large bags. theater is making an exception for medical equipment bags and diaper bags. they said the new rules are to keep movie goers and employees safe. the company also said it will not have an area for people to check bags. and that it reserves the right to inspect bags. groups that send care packages to troops overseas are concerned post al price hike. yellow ribbon in marlton packs up nearly 2000 care packages and sends them to servicemen and women overseas, they cost about

$30 a box in post itch. >> without our knowledge or anyone communicating to us, they doubled 100% increase >> this is something impacting us, moral. >> in a statement. the postal service said the hike is due to military mail being consolidated at the chicago processing hub, rather than multiple posting on the east and west coast. a medical break through allergy to peanuts may be on the way. daily capsules of penalty flower helped children in major study. many children have peanut allergies and some may have life-threatening reactions. the company plans to file for fda approval by the end of the year. what are the keys to living

a long life? right away you probably think healthy diet, regular exercise >> a new study turns conventional thinking upsidedown and nicole brewer is here to explain that. . >> often we toast to life. well get ready to or the another around. research said a little bubbly does a body good. >> maybe searching for the secret to longevity >> overall happiness >> well rounded life >> should we say secrets? new research found many factors extend your life but would you believe booze beats exercise >> that's crazy >> scientists at the university of california found two glasses of wine or beer reduced your risk of premature death by 18% compared to 11% for daily exercise >> i'm surprised by that but makes me feel pretty good about my lifestyle right now >> then i should have a longer life >> the same study coffee can help the cause as well, two cups

day, cutting risk 10% >> except in your 70's when science said being overweight is actually better >> when you have more fat doesn't create sugar and feeds off the energy. >> that sounds good. >> what's the most effective way to extend your life >> less stress >> i would say self love and self happiness >> how about a hobby? just two hour as day doing what you love drops your death risk by a whooping 21%. go ahead. get living. >> need to take more time off work. >> more drinking and less exercise. >> let me be clear. this study said drinking in moderation can help extend your life. heavy drinking on the other hand has been link bed to high blood pressure and cancer. two glasses a day. >> thanks, nicole. kate has the forecast and

what a day and more to come. >> if you liked today, tomorrow will deliver in a big way as well. good news, we got another record breaker on the way tomorrow. little spring sling in february. and it continues one more day then everything changes by the end of the week, let's take a peak at what's going on outside. last night, take a look at some cameras across the region and we had a ton of fog and it was completely socked in dense fog advisory was eventually issued. we don't have any advisories right now. we'll have pockets of dense fog popping up that you can see in bethlehem. visibility looks pretty decent as i take you down towards the shore points and rehoboth beach, it's getting foggier by the minute. and we will see pockets of dense fog developing through overnight hour the. while it's not as widespread as last night and early this morning, definitely can come up on you quickly when you're on the road. otherwise quiet. flash flood risk continues over

pores of the mississippi valley and midwest. you plant your finger on any part of the oh map and you sandwich hours and hour, the rain doesn't move, we're not getting the eastern push. if you're seeing rain streaming in from south to north, it's raining all day and heavily. we got flash flood threats in that part of the nation. that system is helping to drive in the really strong southerly flow, which really ratcheting this temperatures up high. 59 in philly right now, 61 in reading. 57 in mount pocono. you can see where the warmth is, you can also see where the boundary is, it's 66 in little rocking 35 in st. louis, not a big, you know, geographical spam. the warmth is creating the threat for fog. we'll see few spots drop below a mile in visibility for the early part of your wednesday morning commute but i believe the sun

will try to come out sooner tomorrow than today. and by 10:00, 11:00 we'll start to see better visibilities sun shining and temperatures headed up to the 70's, so records are on notice again tomorrow. let's talk about which records could fall. philadelphia, our record was 72, forecast high is 75. we may crush the record. atlantic city tied a record looking to possibly tie another record tomorrow, wilmington, the record is 70. looking at a high of 74. record can fall in allentown and also in mount pocono. then change, tomorrow is warm, here's 4:00 p.m. temps in the 70's across the region. you're outside enjoying the day. tomorrow evening the front gets a push, we have showers around, then midnight tomorrow 55 is the temperature in philadelphia. that's significant because watch what happens during the day thursday. temps drop all day. it's a cold raw rainy day. your 5:00 p.m. temperature is

40. even though our high at midnight will be 55 on thursday, it's really a day in the 40's with a cold rain, big changes, 75 tomorrow. thursday, at can 5:00 p.m., it will be 35 degrees colder than it will be tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. huge a change by thursday and friday, enjoy tomorrow. thursday and friday look a little rainy, the weekend not that cold. back to the 60's but we do have a chance for rain both saturday and sunday, early next week looks nice and don you were saying earlier looking at the forecast for february, 48 degrees is not that bad. >> it's pretty good. >> indeed, yes. >> yes, we're talking sports, talking about those birds -- i just to talk about the water. the eagles shuffled the coaching staff,

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game for the flyers, have had more than their fair share, wayne simmons out two, three weeks with an upper body injury, he joins the top two goalies on shelf. but got to play the games. the south philadelphia we go, fly guys hosted montreal. alexa line gets the start. flyers down one, power tripping, claude giroux shoots, nolan patrick with the redirect. under two minutes left. flyers down by one, shawn couturier to jay vorachek. we have overtime. flyers now on the attack. orange and black. here's vorachek and he scores 9th career overtime goal, the flyers beating monday trail shorthand 3-2. >> when the team wins everybody win, couple eagles's coaches reportedly receiving promotions. receivers coach, mike row has

been promoted to offensive coordinator. he's entering his second season in philly. he oversaw a break-out year by nelson agholor. i remains the running back coach but receives a promotion as assistant head coach. dues has been on the staff since 2011. the eagles have not confirmed the reports. day two of phillies full squad work outs. it was picture day at spring training. how awkward this looks. the phils finishing in last place in the nleast but oddly enough they had a winning record. the between has a ton of potential and so far, gabe cap lar likes what he sees >> they came out and gave us everything we have. we have our expectations. we expect you to come prepared. and we expect you to do it all over the next day. that's it. and that's what they started off on the right foot. >> very comforting.

free agent jake ariata still available. the phils are in talks with his airstrike, he won the cy young award in 2015 and eventually led the cubs to a world sears title. arieta is 31 years old. lasalle hosting rhode island. explorers down by two, bjay johnson goes to the hall. 29 points and 24 boards. balling. next, that's pow, my man puketh, pow, 12 points in the 9th, jessica dean loves the name. four seconds left, lasalle down by two, pukie intentionally misses. we have overtime. under 20 seconds left. lasalle down by one, johnson losing control of the ball turns it over, dr. john your reaction. oh. what -- dr. john.

>> 95-93. ouch. >> he loves the game. next, philly students get to spend the day out

. today was pal day at philadelphia city hall, the police athletic league teamed up with city officials for a day of mentoring nearly 40 students, got the chance to see how city hall works, the jobs performed there. jordan was honorary mayor. today she shadowed mayor kenney. kate >> we take a look towards the weekend i wish it would tell you it has felt like today unfortunately it's going to be mild but not quite as bright and sunny. a rainy couple of days saturday

and sunday, chance of wet weather, limited amounts of sunshine, it will be mild, we're not talking about 70's but highs should be around 60's both days this

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