brian is live in west chester with more on this very disturbing case, cleve. >> reporter: jessica i just talk to the district attorney and went over criminal complaint. it describes a teenage fat her got frustrated over video games and took out his anger over his infant daughter. the one person who is supposed to care for her, love her, her own father is one who killed her. >> reporter: eighteen year-old zion shockly of coatsville is charged with murdering his five month-old daughter after losing his temper while taking care of her. >> he was playing video games. and got us from straighted and angry, because he wasn't doing very well in the video games, so then he took this child and shook her, and dropped her like she was a basketball. >> reporter: authorities began their investigation after 911 call in february 10th for an unresponsive baby on the 500 block of east harmony streets in coatsville. five month-old roselee shockly was treated at du pont children's hospital and pronounced dead two days later police say roselee had clear

medical signs of boost right before her death and over a long period of time. >> when we saw what happened to this child, the injuries, retinal hemorrhaging which meant her eyes were bleeding, her brain was bleeding, we knew right away, this was either going to be child abuse , very severe child abuse , or this child had something happen to them like being run over by a car. >> reporter: when presented with the fine goes of the autopsy authorities say shock ly admitted to dropping his daughter several times and shaking her. we caught up with shockly's grandfather who doesn't believe the allegations. >> she was just a baby. he loved his daughter. he loved her to death. he didn't let nobody touch her he loved her. he is in the guilty. >> reporter: do you think it was an accident then. >> accident. >> reporter: shockly had joined custody, shared custody over his infant daughter. he was at his grandmother's house at the time of the alleged murder. the little girl's mother was not there and did not want to talk about these charges. right now shockly is being

held in, jail without bail. live from west chester i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a van carrying six people including three young children is caught in a hail have bullets, the driver was killed , and now a relative of the victim has a message for those shooters. "eyewitness news", reporter greg air guess is live near the scene of the deadly shooting in fernrock with this story, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening, this is a very active investigation and a very large , scene here in fernrock. i want to point out some things, right here behind me that cricket store there are bullet holes in that store and actual accident scene is about a block from where i'm standing right now, investigators combing through this entire area, all the while, searching for what they say are two suspects. the moment of impact, this white van was six people inside, slams into this building, police say that the driver a 23 year-old woman dead from a gunshot wound to the head, five others,

including three children, injured in the crash. >> we don't believe they were targeted. >> reporter: investigators do believe that the shots were fired near this intersection, broad and grange, 8:30 wednesday night, five shots hit the van at least three left holes in the store, detective working to that scene, looking for evidence and possibly two shooters. >> and right new we have two males, and, produced, that wasn't there. >> reporter: police reknowsed the name of the victim but her uncle say it is keisha. >> it is a tragedy. >> reporter: he says his niece was all the way to get some gas when she was killed. he believes, that she was simply caught, in deadly cross fire. >> well, i don't think they realize there was three children in that car as well. you are fire indiscriminately. bum et cetera have no names on it. anybody could have got hurt in the car. people who their life in this

situation. >> reporter: once again right new no arrests, police still searching for those two men they described as two men wearing those hoodies. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 you will hear more from the victim's uncle and hear what he says is tiny bit of silver lining, in this family's tragedy. i'm live here from the fernrock section of the philadelphia, greg air guess for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, see you at 6:00, thank you. freak accident cost a new jersey truck driver his life, inside of the lehigh valley tunnel. according to investigators electrical conduit fell through driver's windshield and then struck him just after 6:00 last night. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 more on this tragedy and how it impacted a day's worth of traffic on the northeast extension. ocean port llc employee is killed after falling through the delaware river while operating a front end loader. chopper three over rescue effort in claymont new castle county. police say the six two-year old worker rolled off a pier

just before 10:00 for unknown reasons. he was pronounced dead shortly after rescue crews recovered his body. the incident is under investigation. three alarm fire sent so many smoke in the air that it led to the evacuation of the elementary school. fire erupted at pass co metal recycling in southwest philadelphia now that fire was brought under control but smoke entered colwyn elementary through ventilation system. to be safe, all of the children were sent to a nearby school until their parents could pick them up there were no injuries in the fire. the cause has yet to be determined. philadelphia utility workers spent hours, at the scene of two manhole explosions, in olde city, philadelphia explosions happened just after 9:00 a.m. on market street near third. crew from his philadelphia gas works and peco energy responded, temporarily, closing the street. peco says that while no customers were impacted by the blast, they still are not yet sure what caused them. a teenager is being hailed a hero for stopping a possible shooting at fair haven union high school in vermont.

angela mcdevitt stayed in contact with jack sawyer after their stain any a maine treatment center and he wrote to her last week saying just a few days ago i was still planning, to shoot up my old school. mcdevitt told her new york high school resource officer, who contact the vermont authorities and that led, to sawyer's arrest. >> it is not a matter of friendship fit is about life. you need to do what you need to do i just feel like difficult my job, i followed through witt, and that is bit. she definitely is the one who did the most of it. >> reporter: police say sawyer said he was partly inspired by columbine. search of his car turned up a shotgun, ammunition, books on columbine, a gas mask, a video recorder and journal detailing his plan, titled the journal, of an active shooter. coming up at 5:00 deadly school shooting in florida takes center stage, at a conservative convention in maryland. how the nra is responding to calls for gun control reform,

and, president trump suggestions for safer american schools. that is all coming up in less than 30 minutes. also, local college students say they are fed up with the violence of the past. how they are standing in solidarity with their florida piers demanding change and rallying for gun reform at the university of pennsylvania. that is also coming up at 5:30 right here on "eyewitness news". well, from warm to wet i hope you had your umbrella haines we are in for several rounds of rain. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking rain for you. yesterday seemed like a dream, kate. >> it does, it feels like that never ever happened. temperatures near 80 degrees, in the 80's in some spots yesterday to day it feels every bit of february. less take a look at storm scan three you can see right now we are not seeing a whole lot in our region, rain pushing to the east but we are seeing steadier downpours, as you can see there to the south and west over portions of, missouri, down into arkansas and that is next round of rain , lift nothing to our area and that will get in for tomorrow, and then yet another

round of rain will be pushing our way as we get into the upcoming weekend. so, storm scan three again right now showing a little break in the action, that will come through overnight hours and as we zoom in the area we will zoom in here for you we are seeing a few spotty showers, here and there, and even the risk, that is right for freezing rain up in the poconos. we will zoom in on the poconos right now and take you up there where there are areas that are, could see freezing rain and temperatures drop below freezing mark, and try to zoom up there, having a few computer issues. through go. take a look what is happening this afternoon. most of the rain pushing on out but we will have another round overnight and tomorrow and temperatures dropping behind yesterday's warmth there, could somebody ice in a few spots a macing we are talking about 70's and 80's and threat for ice. wilmington seeing a steady downpours on i-95, anyone traveling in that area could be slowed down by that. lot at temperatures, 40's in philadelphia 38 in allentown. mount pocono, that is where the threat for icing is three

to degrees there take a lot how much temperatures have dropped since this time yesterday. 34 degrees colder, right now, then it was yesterday at this time in philadelphia a 40- degree drop in allentown, reading and in lancaster. as we take you up on to the poconos pleasant valley high school in broad headville, 35 degrees, cloudy, damp and winter weather advisory has been issued for the entire poconos region that goes right through 1:00 tomorrow. coming up i'll show you system that comes through tomorrow and talk about the threat for icing in the mountains and more chances for rain as we head in the weekend timing those out as well. for now, ukee and jessica back to you. >> thanks, kate. local doctor is recognized for his service to vulnerable communities in philadelphia and abroad. the pennsylvania medical society presented doctor wayne lou with every day hero award in center city. he is an emergency medicine physician with jefferson hospital. collogue nominated him for self leslie serving patients. the doctor has volunteered his services at a clinic chinatown

over the past decade and he also volunteers on international, trips to china. coming up on "eyewitness news" harsh word at a conservative conference as gun control debate comes to a head >> crying white mothers are ratings gold. >> nra spokesperson calling out the media, talking about gun control, this as president trump, formulates his plan to keep students safe in school. two local philadelphia musicians an inspiration to so many during black history month. i will talk about their famous , past and how children can reach their own dreams. >> ♪st and how children super bowl champ philadelphia legend and sachs even if player i'm showing you how jason kelce turned a school vice tonight to a jam session. >> take a look, quite a change from yesterday, and dreary weather is going to be around for a while, kate has the full forecast on the other

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in recognition of black history month we're featuring role mod else from our region. >> the philadelphia area has long, long been a music mecca and i sat down with two locals who does what it takes to not only be the best but to perform, with the best, as well, sharing the stage with people like, janet jackson. >> ♪ >> she's one of the best selling artist in contemporary music history and these two local entertainers are part of the janet jackson legacy. >> from my town, west philadelphia, to be on the stage with janet jackson is a honor. >> reporter: dj active spins record and provides preshow and this is the percussion palace that helped youngest child of the famous jackson family maintain that steady beat of success. >> ♪ >> reporter: john went to overbrook high school and

berkley college of music. dj active attended lamberton high and temple university. hard work, persistence has led the way, a journey that tells the next generation that being successful isn't easy, it is also not impossible. >> if you are trying to be a dj and cool dj you have to learn how to talk in a crowd, interact with the crowd, you have to learn to work with the band, you have to know timing, coups. >> reporter: you have to set goals because dreams, no matter what they are are reached through. >> drive, dedication, you know , we practiced all the time, we did what we had to do to get to i place to be able to play with a stevey or frank or we put the time in. >> reporter: their time is now as they continue to believe in themselves and surrounding themselves with popular people who want to achieve the same goal, taking a page from the book of miss jackson. >> janet has always been the same to me. ninety-four when i started with her, when i was 23 years

old. ever since then until new she has always had the same spirit , very humble, very sweet. she got that other side of her too where you are like, okay, i see you, you know, but it is , classy, it is, just, she's a queen. >> reporter: her court, continues, to inn expire. so, so proud of those young man, dj active just performed live at the nba all-star game in los angeles. i know johnnies looking forward to adding teaching to his resume. they are paying it forward. >> spreading the love. >> yes, indeed. >> kate bilo's joining us now. what a difference a day makes. >> wow. >> step outside and like wow, it is still february, yes. >> that. >> just a little reminder from mother nature. i hope you enjoyed last two days because today is glummy, damp, we have had steady showers. the steady is clearing area over portion office new jersey and delaware starting to move out. we will get in a break before another round of wet weather hits tomorrow.

let's time it out. we will start off with a live look in bethlehem where you can see showers have tapered off, but leaving a lot of, a lot of wet roads behind, puddles out there and lower cloud, and fog as well, definitely need the coat, hard choice between winter coat and rain coat, rain coat might not keep you warm enough with temperatures in the lower 40's but you need to be protect from the rain. i went with heavy coat, umbrella, good combination, and one you need, especially this february, coming up in a little bit, our chelsea ingram will tell us more about how much rain we have seen, in this month of february, above average, let's take a look at is what happening right now, speaking of rain, storm scan three is showing us the rain pushing east of philadelphia, still a few lingering showers, light rain, drizzle over the city, seeing it over south jersey also well and a line of showers, developing near the nation's capitol. that is going to clear as we go through the rest of tonight but we are not done with the rain by a long shot. we've got several more chances as we head in the weekend. you can see steady downpours just starting to push into

portions of camden and gloucester counties here in new jersey, taking you back to the winter weather advisory, that goes until 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon nor carbon and monroe counties. here's what to expect in those areas. freezing rain, chances, any rain tonight into tomorrow, with temperatures at or below freezing could leave ice on the roads. we're not talk about intense amounts of ice, enough to cause major ice storm conditions but bridges, overpasses will ice first. so if you are planning to head up to the mountains for the weekend, programs, be safe out there for tomorrow, by tomorrow afternoon, we will see a few hundreds of an inch in jim thorpe, stroudberg and higher amounts toward mount pocono. the dreary pattern continues over the weekend. it looks like the heaviest rain through the next few days will be sunday morning, that chilly damp conditions tomorrow, showers saturday and then heavier rain on sunday. by the time we will get through late sunday let's talk about how much rain will fall, one to 3 inches with the heaviest amounts up across our north and western zones, some spots, again seeing over 3 inches of rain, that is cumulative from today, right

through to sunday afternoon. overnight showers early, and then cloudy, 36 is your low, much colder then recent nights we are looking at 47 degrees, 40's again tomorrow, it will be a chilly day outside and, kind of a wet day as well, we have showers in the morning, another round in the afternoon , and saturday, cloudy, just a few spotty showers, saturday doesn't look like a total wash out, more showers in the afternoon, sunday heavy rain in the morning but it is mild, we are back near 70 on sunday and then next week, actually looks good with the sun and temperatures still above average. >> that is in the bad at all. >> um-hmm. >> thanks, kate. >> it is music's power couple heading out on the tour together. >> we will tell were you speculation is ram pink up about beyonce and jay-z in the hot minute coming up at 5:30, don. eagles center jason kelce knows how to wow the crowd. today he has a little known talent to fire up some high school music students, that story's next in

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all right. don, jason kelce i cannot keep up with him. >> he is all over the place. he was at spring training earlier this week. >> yes. >> he is all over the globe. >> he is doing some good along the way. >> he is. >> we like. that eagles center jason kelce 's a man of many talents, great football player, colorful public speaker, and more. today he showed off his skills at one philadelphia high school. eagles center and super bowl champ jason kelce makes eagles fans sing. >> ♪ fly eagles fly >> reporter: in olney they made fans tap their feet. >> music was a big part of my life. >> reporter: did you know kelce could play the saxophone , baratone saxophone to be exactly. kelce stopped by central high school in philadelphia to take part in the exchange program event between the music department at central, and then cleveland heights high school in ohio, kelce's alma matter. >> before i was a philadelphia eagles and super bowl champ i

was a cleveland heights tiger growing up, and i played in three different, i played football, hockey, lacrosse, i played in the jazz band and ensemble. >> reporter: jason says watching the concert brought back memories of his high school days. >> not too long ago i was one of those kid and to see how things transpired in my life to see things get me where i am today. >> reporter: we know kelce can play football, but can he play the saxophone still? after all, it has been about 12 years since he was in the band. sounds pretty decent to me but what does the big fella think. >> it has been a long time. to be out there with the band again, it was pretty cool. i don't know how accurate i was, but it was fun. >> reporter: he was living in the moment. he wore his high school letter concert to the jacket. he said he cannot button it up anymore but that is okay. >> it is okay.

>> that is all right. >> it stays looking good. >> yes. >> not as snug as i thought it might be. >> that was great to see. >> philly pops and jason kelce >> been there, big old jason kelce up there. >> yes. >> did we find out whose saxophone that was. >> we didn't. we have to get on it and find outy know that is right. >> can you imagine? thanks, buddy. coming up next half an hour a dunkin' donuts scam why the company says watch what you click on, line. the president holds more listening session about gun violence in schools, his latest plan to make schools safer, next. anita? >> reporter: nearly 300 kid from the north philadelphia school are taking their lessons outside of the classroom and getting a screening of the black panter. i'm anita

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moments ago broward county sheriff updated us on their investigation in the police response to the stoneman douglas high school shooting. he suspended armed school resource officer scott peterson after watching surveillance video of his actions last week. instead peterson chose to resign and retire. >> what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of the building 12, take up a position and he never went in. >> two or deputies have been placed on leave as authorities continue to investigate the response. meanwhile. >> each and every member of the national rifle association mourns the loss of the innocent and continues to keep their families in that community in our prayers. we share a goal of safe schools, safe neighborhoods,

and a safe country. >> the president of the national rifle association, speaks at a conservative conference with the message that guns do not make americans or our schools less safe. the organization has faced strong criticism in the wake of last week's deadly school shooting in florida. nra spokesperson called out the media for its coverage. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. now i'm not saying that you love the tragedy but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers, are ratings gold, to you. >> vice-president mike pence also, took the stage at the annual conference. >> i can assure y'all this that president trump and our entire administration will continue to take strong action , to make our schools safe and to give law

enforcement and our families the tools that they need to deal with those struggling with dangerous mental illness. >> the vice-president's remarks came within day after meeting with survivors and families of those affected by, school shootings. the conversation continues now in washington, president trump hosted another listening session at the white house today. >> president offered his own solution toss keep american schools safe from mass shootings, he called on congress to strengthen background checks for gun buyers. the president also suggested an increase in mental health services and raising the age to buy guns from 18 to 21. president trump told state and local leaders from communities impact by gun violence there is a way to stop school shootings. >> unless you are going to have offensive capability you're wasting your time. you are wasting your time. >> reporter: president proposing putting teachers on the offense and having those trained carry guns on campus. >> it would be a small

percentage but it would be a lot of people. once you do this you will have a situation where all of a sudden this horrible plaque will stop. >> reporter: pushing back that he wants more guns on school campuses, president trump said schools are too soft of a target right now. >> gun free zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, that is like, going in for the ice cream. that is like, here i am, take me. >> reporter: mark barton who lost his son daniel in the sandy hook elementary school shooting told president trump wednesday that arming teachers wasn't the answer. >> it is deranged social patton his way to commit an act of murder in a school with the outcome knowing the outcome will be suicide is not going to care that somebody has a gun. that is their plan anyway. >> reporter: education secretary betsy devos has called arming teachers and option for the states, the president of the american federation of teachers called that quote a bad idea.

well, the president works with students from florida on capitol hill today penn students took a stand guns gun violence, participants lined locust walk at the university of pennsylvania. they held hand made signs representing the hundreds of mass shootings that have happened since january 1st, 2017. they stood in silence for 497 seconds honoring 497 victims of those, various tragedies. >> we have been inspired by the students, the survivors of the parkland shooting who have done a tremendous job of organizing, and rallying everyone around their cause, and their experience and we thought it is really important for us, as college students to stand in solidarity with them. >> the students also told us today that demonstration is just the beginning of their efforts. they hope to make lasting change by inspiring their peers to vote in the midterm elections. coming up in 10 minutes on "eyewitness news" do you know the proper way to lock up a gun? experts say it is the first step owners can take in pre vending a gun tragedy from

occurring but some people are not following the rules, why researchers say some are skipping safety, for convenience. earlier this week we told but racially insensitive posts investigated in a new jersey school district. that incident followed nearly a half dozen we reported in the fall, rahel solomon spoke to two experts to try to find some solutions, for parents, and educators maple shade high school rock after social media powes show children reportedly students using racial slurs and wearing black face make up >> i don't understand how the kids don't realize that it is wrong. >> reporter: but outrage over these latest post is far from isolated in the fall we reported on racist incidents in at least five school districts across the delaware valley. >> message where is layed with profanity and use of the n word. >> reporter: family psychologist doctor argy allen say for students targeted and minority students incidents

and virtual, caused real life drama. very similar with someone with traumatically abused physically, let's say, often times, that can create a sense of inn security that paralyze es them both physically and mentally, and so parents need to really understand that impact that this has and keep those opened dialogues going. >> reporter: doctor howard stevenson with the university of pace executive director of the penn racial empowerment collaborative. the dean works to help educators and community groups better navigate racial experiences and says that similar incidents are very common. >> this is a daily issue. some days are great but some days are really rough. >> reporter: doctor stephens advice for he had taitors start with an apology for students victimized and then offer protection. >> sheltering them from constant attacks. >> reporter: maple shade school district did not respond to our repeated request for comment but did send out this letter to parents saying one being

circulated was handled last year but they are meeting with students, that have experienced incidents of racial discrimination that have not been previously brought to anyone's attention. >> this is not a different conversation for white people or a conversation for black people, or a conversation for asians or latinos it is a conversation for all people. >> we have more advice for parents and educators including what to say fur child may have been culprit of hateful post or language and why doctor stephens compare discussing race as stressful as walking across l.a. freeway that and more on cbs philly .com. rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". funeral plans have been announced for the man known as america's pastor the reverend billy graham. the public can pay their respects at billy graham library any charlotte, north carolina on monday and tuesday evangelist body will lay in repose there next friday he will laid to rest besides his wife on the property. graham passed yesterday at age of 99. spokesperson said he passed

away peacefully in his sleep at home. and still to come on "eyewitness news", tonight, dunkin' donuts is warning of an on line scam, you why might get tricked into clicking, next. alex trebeck may be known for hosting a tv she but he may be now venturing into politics. why it might be the start of the dream come true, kate? watching weekend closely as it creeps ever nearer and it does look like it will be a soggy weekend. the good news, temperatures are on their way up so we have a few spotty showers saturday, heavier rain in the forecast comes on sunday but after a chilly end to the workweek temperatures will rebound back to above average in the 60's bet days thi

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start of a new era right here on cbs-3. margaret brennan is new host of the face the nation. cbs news president david roads made at announcement this morning, brennan has filled in as moderator since john dickerson was promoted to anchor on cbs this morning. in addition to her new role brennan will continue as cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent. we will talk to her live tomorrow right here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. we have a warning about a new scam targeting dunkin' donuts. company says a click story is circulating with a coupon claiming to offer a free box of doughnuts to celebrate its anniversary. consumers should not click because dunkin' says, it is a phony, give away. >> don't do it. >> no. >> no matter how good they look. >> they do look good. >> no, no. hiding out on tour why speculation is ram pink out about beyonce and jay-z in the

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experts. >> stephanie stahl is here that report released at 4:00. survey fine goes indicate a real public health emergency. experts say that safe storage, is the first step owners can take, in preventing a gun tragedy. retired police officer john keeps his weapons, ammunition under lock and key, national survey from johns-hopkins bloomberg school of pun health says he is in the minority. >> 54 percent of gun owners do not store all of their guns, locked away, in a secure manner. >> reporter: survey defines safe storage as lock gun safe, cabinet or case. studies co author danielle webster says self-defense is one reason why many owners do not follow safe storage protocol. >> they want to be able to easily access, a loaded gun that they can fire rather quickly. >> reporter: research shows gun ownership should elevate risk for homicide in the home

and increasing the suicide risk. >> current context where we're also concerned about teenagers , taking guns from their home, and carrying out act of violence. >> reporter: experts and own's gree safe storage prevents tragedy and safe. >> so, safety was the first thing. >> reporter: researchers found taking a gun safety course led to greater use of safety storage practices at home. now, the public health study found that gun owners were 44 percent more likely, to practice safe storage if there was a child under the age of 18 in the house. survey is believed to be the first, nationally representative sample in 15 years, to examine gun storage practices in the united states this was published today in the journal of public health. >> interesting, and timely, stephanie, thank you. yesterday was warm, today, wet. >> we're in for several rounds of rain over next few days. >> meteorologist chelsea in gram joins us on our sky

deck to tell us why we really don't need all of this rain, chelsea. >> what a difference a day makes, right. feels like a completely different season out here right now. if you feel like month of february has been on the soggy side, well, you are right, let me take to you this graphic and show you a look at why. fifteen of the 22 days so far this month have seen a trace or more of either rain, or snow and even some days a mixture of both as we have seen. you know what, it is all starting to add up. so looking at the month so far , we have seen all ready, over 5 inches of precipitation , and that is, believe it or not, nearly 3 inches above average for this time of the year and you know what, we have even more rain that is going to be heading our way, all the way through the weekend. so the big question is, how long does the rain stick around so far? let's send it inside to meteorologist kate bilo for the details, kate. >> thanks, chelsea it is interesting as chelsea said we have been above average

precipitation wise but we are well below, average snowfall rise in february and that tells the story. most of our precipitation has been in the form of rain, all except for the snow we had last saturday. that counts and a few other mixed events as well. storm scan three showing the rain for today starting to move out. we have a line of showers, steadier downpours in southern new castle county, salem, cumberland counties in new jersey as well. we are seeing this clear. unfortunately this is not the end of it. we have a few light showers around the city. you saw chelsea outside. we may still need it this evening. temperatures right now is cold , 40 degrees in philadelphia, seasonably cold. that is not, out of the normal for february, but 38 in allentown, and notice, mount pocono, 32. any rain that comes through there could lead to some ice, and freezing conditions, on the roads, we will talk about that in just a moment. but temperatures certainly have dropped, since yesterday, yesterday, at 5:00 p.m. it was 74 degrees, today at 5:00 p.m. , 40 degrees.

34 degrees, difference, here in philadelphia, and definitely feeling like we went from summer, right on back to winter but at least it is not snowing. that would be just an additional slap in the face if the snow came through after 78-. take a look at your future weather. rain moving out tonight. we will get a break in the action overnight tonight and then we will start tomorrow morning with another round of showers. here's 8a a.m., notice pink, up in the poconos there could somebody icing, as temperatures will be very close to freezing, so your morning commute looks soggy, a break in the action and then more rain just in time nor the friday evening commute, which tends to be a little bit earlier. people like to leave early friday, so, looking a little bit soggy at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. saturday starts with cloud, light showers in the afternoon but heaviest rain of this stretch looks to be saturday night into sunday morning when the actual storm comes through and you can see sunday morning we're getting a soaking here at 7:00 a.m. may clear things out or dry things out by sunday afternoon but a very soggy stretch, stalled boundary producing a

conveyor belt of rain, very damp, very dreary, it is cold today, cold tomorrow, temperatures actually start to rise over the weekend. that is the only difference, not looking a whole lot better outside but definitely feeling better with temperatures above average. heavy downpours are possible, again, heaviest rain looks to be overnight saturday night into sunday morning and the highest totals will be north and west of fail where cumulatively as much as 3 inches, could fall over the next several days. so overnight, if you are out and about, showers around for the next couple of hours, and then just mainly cloudy there will be mist, drizzle, not a beautiful clear night or anything like that but shouldn't be too rainy overnight. thirty-six is our overnight low. taking new to our friday, showers around at anytime, it looks like right now, one batch comes through during the morning commute and a second batch for the afternoon commute, and then it is seasonably chilly, 47, pretty much on target for this time of the year, it is still february after all, despite the fact that it hasn't really been feeling like it. but heavier rain comes through over the weekend and part of that is because we are pulling

in more warm moist air from the south. we are back to 60 on saturday. not a lot of time to get out and enjoy. cloudy with a few spotty showers but saturday night into the first half of sunday is when heavier rain will come true. i'm hopeful we dry things out a bit sunday afternoon so maybe you can enjoy 67 degrees outside. good news first half of next week looks pretty nice, 60 monday. fifty-four tuesday and mid 50 's on wednesday, not 70's but it is still above average for the month of february. ukee and guess. kate, thank you. judge alex trebeck takes on a new challenge. >> plus rumors about jay-z and beyonce. >> creative couple takes memorable engagement photos, b ex has it all in today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and guess contact we're kicking off with what alex trebeck set to moderate debate in the 2018 governor's race. this is not a surprise thomas alex has stated in the past he would love to one day moderate a presidential debate saying quote i would not let the

politicians getaway with standard responses. he is inching one step closer to 2020. as though plans are s speculation surrounding jay-z and beyonce, begins, fans went in the frenzy after a webb page appeared on ticket master 's uk official web site leading many to believe that the couple is going on tour together, again. the concept is not far-fetched as beyonce will be touring her album lemonade and jay-z his response to that, 444. this is first time they will hit the road together but now they probably need a few extra guard. going on tour together but recreating iconic movie scenes , for their engagement photo, jackie of new york captured these, pictures dressed up as dock and marty mcfly for back to the future. he will i anal even of jurassic park. my favorite, the wet bandits from home alone and, of course , jack and rose from titanic. super creative couple joked

once they have a kid it is game over, saying now we will have three people, that we can dress up, and that is your hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> that is uplifting. >> speaking of producing all of that. oh, my gosh. >> hats off to them. >> i'm telling you that is more energy then i have. >> some local students took a fun field trip today. >> our anita oh was on the bus as they headed for the movie theaters. why students say this was more than a class trip but it was a

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>> today students from north philadelphia were treated to a special screening, at franklin mills mall. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more on the movement educators say is breaking down walls. >> reporter: 273 kid from north philadelphia's marry mc cloud school hit the road thursday to a classroom of a different kind. >> is this your first time. >> personally for me, a black hero. >> reporter: to a community fund raise their collected more than $4,000 in a week, these students enjoyed a private screening of the black panter for just two dollars each. >> i thought it was the best. my god i want to see it again. >> i think it was excellent. >> reporter: many waiting to watch say black panter's more than a movie, but it is a movement that is breaking stereotypes and building conversation. >> you get to see people that look just like us doing great things for people. >> reporter: that on scream representation is something

herman douglas didn't see as a child and he is grateful his students now have that opportunity. >> to finally have, an african-american male that fights evil in the world and collectively brings the family together. it doesn't get any more powerful then that. >> reporter: continuing empowering students school educators plan to take kid to historically black colleges and universities using left over money from the fundraiser >> many of our children never left the block in north philadelphia. >> reporter: on this day, they did, and they learned something not tout in textbooks that like these super heroes they are powerful enough to climb whatever walls , stand in their way. >> to see how strong they are and how strong they can be, and, they can overcome anything, that means the world to me. >> reporter: in north philadelphia. >> best movie ever. >> reporter: anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> look at those smiles. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> tragedy in the tunnel piece of equipment fails and man is dead, i'm joe holden what

inspectors are saying about what went so wrong. and chester county father facing disturbing charges tonight, what he is accused of doing to his five month-old daughter and why officials say he dit. kate? in weather, it is back to reality feeling like february, once again out there i will tell but several chances for rain as we head into the weekend and also, we will talk about when temperatures will head back to the 60's, that is coming up at 6:00. it is very difficult because my uncle has always meant a lot to me and now we're hoping for some answers, on how this could have happened. >> heart broken niece remembering her uncle and wondering what went wrong? a truck driver killed in a tragic accident in a highly traveled tunnel. hello, i'm ukee washington.

i'm jessica dean. victim's family tells "eyewitness news" he was just months from retirement. it happened just after 6:00, in the lehigh tunnel on the northeast extension. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has tragic details. >> reporter: a freak accident inside lehigh valley tunnel piece of equipment failed and came crashing down through a man's windshield. exactly 24 hours ago traffic was flowing through southbound tube of the lehigh valley tunnel when out of no where police say electrical conduit fell from the tunnel's ceiling , driving below a zero seven year-old howard sexton of middleton gloucester county it smashed through the windshield of sexton's ray more and flannigan furniture truck hitting him in the head. investigators say he coasted for about a mile after impact. state police discovered his truck along the highway, sex ton had died behind the wheel. all day turnpike workers examined the interior of the tunnel, a commission sk