chris van cleve, cbs news, washington. >>> matt, it is not your best forecast but you said sun may make an appearance later today >> maybe. might make an appearance at least a small appearance. >> i'll take it. >> later this afternoon. >> we will all take it after the dreary, night that we have been having, all of the rain and now, if you are up early this morning it is just a wet start to the day across the delaware valley from, here in philadelphia, and back down to the south. our weather watchers are up early this morning. it is in the 60's for many folks. cooler morning for lots of people. let's talk about that rain we have been seeing. these are rain amounts that our weather watchers are talking about, perkasie, johnstown we have a tenth of an inch. again north of the city not too bad. we have just shy of an inch of rain in northern delaware. those folks in southern delaware a couple inches for them. but john in philly saying just shy of .4 of an inch, lou in eagleville, he actually doesn't have a tenth of an inch of rain. cherry hill across town from a quarter to about a third of

chris van cleve for cbs news, washington. >>> coming up next, beach gate blues, do you remember, that viral photo, yep, that one, governor christie now talking about the backlash of visiting his summer home, even when the public beach was closed to everyone else. hear his fight back. >>> what do doughnuts and fish have in common? well, apparently fish loves federal doughnuts so much they had them brought to new york. we will explain it all when we come right >>> back now on "eyewitness news" with a special tribute at unusual venue for one of the philadelphia's favorite treasures, madison square garden loves philly's federal doughnuts and so do i. federal doughnuts is favorite of the jam ban pfish, 13 night bakers dozen shows run through , next week at the garden. bandies handing out federal doughnuts at the show and the flavors, dictate the set list. that is cool. ban got hooked during a trip to philadelphia and signed them up for baker dozen shows. >>> and, cbs-3 summer if he rolls on this afternoon with the visit to spotlight kenneth square, from places to eat and shop to the exciti

chris van cleve, cbs news, washington. >> it is alarming. >> wow. >>> mysterious bug bite has doctorsdumb founded in arizona. >> i'm pretty dumbfounded too look at all this bruising, this is arm of thomas jay, this it what it looked like 10 days after what experts believe was a bite from some sort of insect. he was taking out trash when it happened. he did go to urgent care but his arm continued to get worse >> there is still excruciating pain in the arm and it moves from different places at different times. even though they might not be able to figure out what it was they might help other individual as they learn from in situation. >> how about this doctors say so far treatment has been tricky since they don't necessity for sure, what bit him. >> this is freaking me out because with the deer tics i think i got bit by mosquito or something and wasn't sure because it was in the back of my head. >> did you go to the emergency room. >> in, it went away but if i see a rash. >> i'm out of here. >> yes. >> up next in the healthwatch number of people putting smoking rises for first time in 1

chris van cleve, cbs news, washington. >>> well, test lays hoping its new model of helping to expand from the luxury car to main stream. its first mass market electric car rolled off tesla's production plant in freemont, california. electric car maker delivered the new model three to the first 30 customers. the entry model gets up to 215 , $35,000 is half the cost of tesla's previous models. >> i want to just say first we have lined up the mobile three and some cases has been days outside of our stores to be put on the list. i want you to know that really matters to us. >> however, analyst warn of potential pitfalls, tesla has quality problems when producing vehicles on the smaller scale and compact model three may be less appealing as other electric models go on sale. >>> well, get ready to clear streets of the cars and clutter with another philly free streets day on october 28th. this time, it covers several neighborhood from center city up through north philadelphia, creating a car free zone for miles. thousands will get to explore the city by enjoying walk, biking, jogging along

chris van cleve is following the latest developments. >> reporter: sit irv austin decided to park its fleet of explorers after two more police officers were found with carbon monoxide in their blood bringing the number to 20. >> this is my family. >> reporter: interim police chief brian manly. >> i stand here confident that we are making right decision based on what we know with the carbon monoxide exposure issue we have had and impact it has haddon our work force. >> reporter: just hours earlier federal regulators expanded their investigation into reports of the exhaust, leak go into the passenger cabin of some ford explorers, and estimated 1.3 million of the vehicles, model years 2011 through 2017 could be affected investigators found police cruisers with cracked exhaust manifolds and said testing suggest co levels may be elevated. it is not just police, they announced more than 2700 complaints, many from civilian s leading to reports of at least 41 injuries and three crashes. >> it is incredible. >> reporter: regulators have known about many of the complaints for nearly a year but