diana rocco is live with developing details in the story diana. >> reporter: jessica that 15-year-oldalked into the emergency room here at abington memorial hospital this afternoon afternoon. tonight he is following doctors orders at home in self ice laying. montgomery county health officials are investigating a physician suspected case of measles in a 15-year-old boy. while abington memorial hospital will not confirm or deny a source tells cbs3 that the teen was treated in their emergency room friday. >> someone contagious four days before they get the rash and four days after they have the rash. there's an 8-day period of time. >> reporter: it's not known if the teen was vaccinated or if he's been out in the public. but health officials say he is self isolating at home. >> it's certainly something we don't want someone going to the movies going to the grocery store and really potentially spreading this to others. >> reporter: dr. john russell the director of family medicine says abington memorial hospital started implementing necessary precaution when a case was confirmed on monday

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at the penndot salt yard in norristown diana? >> reporter: jessica, i'm standing in one of the many barns here in norristown where a few hours from now trucks will be loading up and heading out on to the road. they are expect to be between eight and 9:00 and start heading out for morning commute is what they are concerned about but they are expecting snow to fall between 9:00 and 10:00 o'clock tonight. because of the low temperatures they say it will be a little different this time. they are dropping salt but it is also a mix of aggregate the to keep those road from being too slick for that morning commute. penndot says they are ready so far this year they have only used about 88,000 tons of salt compared to last year they were already at the 140 by this time. that is the very latest from norristown, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks for the the update. stay one step ahead with the winter storm with the the cbs philly weather app. it is absolutely freeze and it is available now on itunes and google will play

at the art museum, i'm diana rocco, cbs they eyewitness news. >> new proposal would require philadelphia bars and other places serving alcohol to have exterior surveillance cameras. councilman curtis jones are j are, plans to introduce that legislation next thursday. this in response to the death of west chester university student shane montgomery. jones says montgomery's mother suggested the legislation to help authorities if a patron goes missing. kildare's irish pub that bar where mon was last seen alive in november did not have working cameras outside the night he disappear. kildare's had no comment on the new proposed legislation. radio shack filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. it plans to sell 2400 of its stores and close 4,000 others. radio shack struggled to fine its place in recent years with the big box electronic stores and oh and line retailers. a a company called general wireless has agreed to buy up to 2400 of the company stores and the wireless carrier sprint may open up many shops in almost 1800 of those. sprint would be the primary brand on those stores. >>> on the cbs3 hea

in south brunswick diana rocco cbs throw "eyewitness news". >> the disgraced former pa treasurer rob mc cord faces 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to extortion charge today. he left the courthouse in harrisburg after entering that plea and he now awaits sentencing. the 55-year-old was serving his second term as treasurer when he resigned last m prosecutors say he tried to extort campaign donations during a run for governor. he threatened to use his position as treasurer to retaliate against those who did not make contributions. >> tanker carts are still burning tonight more than 24 hours after a train derailment in west virginia that create add huge fire ball. the train carrying three pill i don't know gallons of crude oil from north dakota derailed in the town of mount carbon and its way to virginia. 20 tanker cars caught fire. hundreds had to evacuate the area. 911 calls sounded the alarm. that accident involved upgraded tanker cars which are designed to be more puncture proof. >> well on a mission to mars developing news tonight science fiction may become reality for a ne

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco talked with the boy and his mother tonight.cary but crazy. >> reporter: 12-year-old zach ma ren know is talking about bullet that came through his bedroom wall and landed on the floor early last thursday morning while he was sleeping just feet a way. >> i just look around and i saw nothing. i went back to sleep. >> sounded like something had hit the house. very loud. we kind of jumped up and my husband, you know, got his coat on and he went outside to look around and see if he could see anything report rt it wasn't until zach's mom was cleaning his room a few days later she found the bullet and sheetrock particles on the carpet. >> i was kind of in shock. i mean i brought the bullet to my husband when i found it on the rug and i was like couldn't -- i said to him like i don't even know is this a bullet bullet? you know i've never actually held a bullet. >> reporter: two more bullet holes were found on this 320 side outside bin mauer of a home in radnor township. someone believe someone may have been driving by the house shootin

diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> what are you saying?> there's always tears. >> yeah. >> when there's a dating show on tv. >> that has guilty pleasure written all over it. i tell you may be binge walking this weekend while it's so cold outside stay inside and watch the show. >> i want to hear what momma has to say. >> let's talk about the weather because it is going to be a great weekend to stay and side. a great cbs3 programming. let's take look outside where we do have cold conditions skies are mainly clear. this is the view from our skycam3 of the bridge and of course looking across to the beautiful skyline of philadelphia. we are looking at a cold night with temperatures right now that are only in the teens in some single numbers and it is only going to get colder across the delaware valley. a to you clouds will be rolling in. you can see our "eyewitness weather" watchers are showing temperatures that range from six to the north. to teens to the south. not a huge range in temperature because we do have little bit of a breeze out ther

"eyewitness news" reporter reporter diana rocco is along lincoln drive with the late tough.his is a stretch that has dealt with ice tonight. >> reporter: that's right, chris much it is so cold out here it's not just ice on the roadways, but it's pretty much any surface you can imagine cars are really taking it slow on lincoln drive which was closed for a short time earlier because it's what you can't see that is the most dangerous out here. the icy conditions caused havoc on area roadways throughout the night. a man is killed on stall road on radnor when the wind blows a tree down on his car. in philadelphia lincoln drive was shut down in both directions directions. >> it's. from allentown to bucks and montgomery counties the thermometer is dropping. plumeting temperatures mean difficult driving. >> very windy. my car it's really loud just because of how much wind is pressing up again the car. >> reporter: you feel like it's blowing you off the goad. >> yes, it's really bad. >> reporter: at a turnpike rest stop truck drivers park for the night deciding to take break from the

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco was the only local tv reporter there to learn the new details.> reporter: two groups of men shoveling snow in the penn wynne section of lorimer your stopped by police much this picture has gone viral drawing strong charges of racial profiling but police now say the officers acted pope itly. >> the investigateing officer had reasonable suspicion to conduct an investigatory stop of these five adult males for violation of a township code. >> reporter: police say after reviewing video from the officer's stop and conducting interviews, the men were violating a township ordinance that requires a permit to go door to door and solicit service services. an ordinance that he can concludes youth. >> both groups of men were allowed to stand on the sidewalk and move about freely. they were not handcuffed nor did any officer make any physical contact with them. >> reporter: a man in each group had an out stand warrant and police asked them to sit in the snow while the issues were resolved. no citations were given. they were allowed to finish the job they had s

diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> man, that's what reality tv is all about. >> we've not seen drama since the sixers trade deadline. >> right. >> crazy. >> that stories play noose tonight they were in milwaukee and that's where michael carter williams is playing his debut tonight and a new philosophy for a young man he's on a team trying to win. >>> the sixers in milwaukee tonight. just in time for the debut of michael carter williams in a bucks uniform. former face of the sixers franchise part of that three team trade. before the game mcw seen chatting with joel imbed and his former coach brett brown. mcw came out on fire. his first basket was that dunk. watch him as drives the baseline and hits the floater over nerlins noel. they'll have that to laugh about about. then he forced a turnover and went coast to cove on the catch. and slams. the sixers are down nine. mcw with the lob to jarod bail list. high percentage play. michael scored seven points handed out eight assists in 18 minutes much act. sixers lost their 11th straight road game 104-88. >> flyers go for the season sweep wh

diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> man, that's what reality tv is all about. >> we've not seen dramaat since the sixers trade deadline. >> right. >> crazy. >> that stories play noose tonight they were in milwaukee and that's where michael carter williams is playing his debut tonight and a new philosophy for a young man he's on a we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> the sixers in milwaukee tonight. just in time for the debut of michael carter williams in a bucks uniform. former face of the sixers franchise part of that three team trade. before the game mcw seen chatting with joel imbed and his former coach brett brown. mcw came out on fire. his first basket was that dunk. watch him as drives the baseline and hits the fl

. >>> i'm diana rocco in for jessica dean tonight.ets get straight to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in upper darby with the very latest on this shooting, david. >> we have updated information. i just got off the phone with upper darby police and we are toll that the victim who actually shot and killed the the suspect is changing his story. first we were told there were two suspects, one that died other one got away. we were told there was nobody that got away. one died on the scene behind me here at cons creek park. a sunny day in cobbs creek park in upper darby quickly turned deadly when police say a 68 year-old man pulled out a gun he is licensed to carry, and killed an attempted robber. >> people getting fed up so we have to protect ourselves these days. >> reporter: catherine cooper live

diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> interesting. he is pretty cute. i have to say.pe my husband isn't watching. valentine's day probably shouldn't have said. that will anyway, it is 6:41 right now. it is cold outside. you may be having some trouble keeping the heat in. coming up next some advice for installing vinyl windows in your home. also ahead caught napping. the crimina that appears to have a problem steak awake. really? come on, dude, wake up. also we'll have this. >> take the guess work out of ordering glass or bottle of wine with few handy smart phone apps. i'm kara tsuboi, that tech minute coming up next. >> and you are looking live at the poconos. carol returns with the latest, on snow, getting today and also the bitter cold that could actually make the history books. bundle up out there. we'll be back. george? your windows are cold and draft i or hard to open and close, might be time to consider replacing them, vinal wine dose most affordable replacement, not all they offer. jim donovan takes a look at some other benefits, of going with vinyl. >> today's

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has information on the suspect case and spoke with the doctor who says that the public should not be alarmed. montgomery county health officials are investigating a physician suspected case of measles in a 15 year-old boy. abington memorial hospital will not confirm or deny source tells cbs-3 that the teen was treatedded in they're mergecy room on friday. >> when someone is contagious four days before they get a rash and four days after they have a ran. so there is an eight day period of time. >> reporter: it is not known if the teen was vaccinated or if he had has been out in the public but health officials say he is self isolating at home. >> it is certainly something we don't want someone going to the movies, going to the grocery store and really potentially spreading this to others. >> reporter: doctor john russell, the director of family medicine, says abington memorial hospital startedded implementing necessary precautions when a case was confirmed monday in cumberland county. since then three cases have been found in central pennsylvania

we're live in the nicetown section of the city tonight i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you. speaking of commute septa and new jersey transit say they will run a normal weekday schedule tomorrow. patco will run a snow schedule trains will be operating at slower speeds. amtrak will run a modified schedule on the northeast core don if you're traveling by plane, some flights have been canceled so you're advised to check with eighty four airline for more detailed information check out cbsphilly.com. >>> and we are getting an early start tomorrow morning to make sure you get out the door and do it safely. ukee erika and katie will start our eye on the storm coverage at a special early time of 4am tomorrow. >>> and we want to you help us show the conditions out there. you can connect with us on facebook twitter and instagram use the hash tag cbs3 snow and you might see your photos right here on "eyewitness news". >>> fire and ice incredible scene here in west philadelphia. this is the aftermath of an early morning fire at 52nd and locust streets. you can tell an ice cas

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco shows us how. >> thank you. >> reporter: cub scout pack 27 was all smiles after a big donation from a local business, saved their year. >> awesome. >> we got the money back. >> reporter: money boys had raised themselves that was stolen earlier, nearly difficulties banding the pack of first through fifth graders. former committee chair he will hell are heather bellford stole $3,000 wiping out all of their fund. a after hearing the the boy a's story there was a silver lining. >> i present you guys with this check tonight, mark myself and our friendly mascot chip, for the full amount of the lost. >> reporter: josh skullknock founder of monster tree service, donated back all of the missing money. >> the first thing was was was going to be taken from these young men. you know, camping trips pinewood derby events. i just didn't want to see anybody be able to miss out on that. >> reporter: presenting the boys with a check for more than $2,500 on wednesday at their weekly meeting at oaks elementary. >> i felt really happy. >> reporter: with the donation,

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in university city with more on this diana. >> reporter: well, jessica one of the very first robberies happened here on south 38th street in this rash of police talking about victim was walk ago loan after dark when he, or she was approached from behind. tonight it has kid on campus on high alert and police increasing their patrols. >> six robberies are, five at gunpoint on college campuses, has drexel and university of public safety warning students to be on a alert. >> sigh officers on the corner every day and that makes me feel better. >> i have walked girls home from campus or studying. >> reporter: surveillance video capture latest robbery over a week ago. three men followed a 20 year-old female drexel student in her apartment on the 3100 block of hamilton street. they held her up at gunpoint and madefoff with $200 her bag and cell phone. police are looking for these men at 6 feet tall in their 20's. >> i was surprised i guess, and it just made me more aware of walking around philadelphia, because i'm 25, and a lot of them are graduat

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in cherry hill tonight with many people are checking thosets. diana. >> reporter: myself includeded jess casm that's a lot of money and it seems to be growing by the minute. it certainly kept stores busy all day today as everyone is hoping for peace of that jackpot jackpot. powerball mania is sweeping the tri-state. >> we always become this one because won a lot of scratch offs here. >> this is your lucky spot. >> technically. >> this south philly beer distributor that sold the winning $131 million jackpot over a year ago did near record sales selling more than a thousand tickets wednesday. >> just come and get the quick picks. i might as well put a little extra touch on it this time. >> ed washington plays one in awhile with college tuitions to pay for this time he's going all in. at this cherry hill 7eleven lines have been long. there was a late night push just before sales stopped. in pennsylvania tickets are selling at 4500 per minute. all helping to bolster wednesday's jackpot to half a billion dollars. >> it might be the guy that plays

. >>> i'm diana rocco in for jessica dean tonight. lets get straight to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live in upper darby with the very latest on this shooting, david. >> we have updated information. i just got off the phone with upper darby police and we are toll that the victim who actually shot and killed the the suspect is changing his story. first we were told there were two suspects, one that died other one got away. we were told there was nobody that got away. one died on the scene behind me here at cons creek park. a sunny day in cobbs creek park in upper darby quickly turned deadly when police say a 68 year-old man pulled out a gun he is licensed to carry, and killed an attempted robber. >> people getting fed up so we have to protect ourselves these days. >> reporter: catherine cooper lives across the street from the park and watched the scene unfold. police say the 68 year-old was walking through the park around 2:30 when a masked man tried to rob him. the man shot and killed the attempted robber on the scene. >> it

we're live in in plymouth meeting to night, diana rocco cbs3 oy witness news. >> let's slow down outhere. chopper three over the today of monday's tanker fire in pennsauken. officials say that the ramp from route 90 to route 130 is going to have to romaine closed for few more days. that tanker with about 8,000 gallons of fuel on board overturned and then burst into flames. the driver of the tanker and a firefighter suffered just minor injuries. >>> well now to a pretty wild scene in montgomery county today today. a jeep flew through the air and landed on top of other cars. it happened this morning in ardmore. police say that a driver mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake. the jeep then went up a guardrail, then up a snow bank, and landed on some cars at piazza act occur rah. the driver of the jeep had to be taken to the hospital. >>> right now a delaware mom and her little girl are headed home after a harrowing experience. the three-year-old was the subject of an amber alert and was found safe today aft ledly being kidnapped by her father. that girl was found hundreds of mile a

zach had marino showed our diana rocco where it entered his bedroom. ricocheted off his closet door and landed on his floor. at first the the noise woke him up but when he didn't see anything he went back to sleep. he had this message, for the shoot your. >> they almost murdered a kid. they almost murdered a child because of their recklessness. >> investigating the incident radnor police discovered this bullet sign outside that family's home with two bullet holes in it. they are asking if anyone heard or saw something that night to give them a call. >>> protesters gathered a at the site of jerome reid's death in bridgeton, new jersey. reid was shot and killed by brahim days and roger worely by a track stop. it was caught december 30th. cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating but critics say they need to turn the case over to the attorney general's office. >> this is connected with, you know eric garner, connected with michael brown trayvon martin oscar grant sean bell, and everybody who has been victimized by police misconduct. >> protes

outside radnor high school diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a woman attacked in philadelphia in the miffled the afternoon and only "eyewitness news" cameras were there when police arrived to help her. this is exclusive video we are concealing the victim's identity identity. police say she was maced and robbed of her smart phone. this happened at 18th north streets in spring garden the robbery and assault is the most recent of six in the spring garden neighborhood this month all believeed to be linked. >> it's a safe neighborhood. i mean we all -- i feel very save walking around her most of time. so i think it's unusual. >> this video released by police shows four teenagers wanted for questioning in a beating and robbery in the same area february 20th and police say they may be connected to today's incident. >>> in a bold move the so-called black madam took the stand in her murder trial in philadelphia today. she admitted performing buttock enhancement procedures but said she never intendeded to harm. he's charged in the death avenue british tourist at a hotel near the airport in

in collegeville, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> so great. i love what he said about you get to teach them a different lesson. isn't that great they get to see the good side of humanity. >> that's right. you can't put a price on the smiles -- on the faces of those boys. >> philadelphia district attorney is making news today challenging governor tom wolf's mortar tour yum on the death penalty in pennsylvania. seth william filed a lawsuit. he said the governor's decision last week is unconstitutional and that i was superintendents the authority of the legislation of the courts and the pardons board. the moratorium will stay in place until he can review a full report on capital punishment in the state. prescription drugs we know they're supposed to make better when we're sick but some patients say one of the most widely used antibiotics out there only made them sicker. >> they're describing terrible side effects health watch reporter instead of know stall explains why some say it's time for the tda to step in with much tougher warnings. >>> andr

zach marino shows our diana rocco where this bullet entered, ricocheted off a closet door and landedat first zach says noise woke him up but then he just went back to sleep. he a had this message for the shooter. >> they almost murdered a kid, almost murdered a child because of the recklessness. >> investigating incident radnor police discovered this street sign. it is outside family's home with two bullet holes in it. they are asking if anyone heard or saw something that night to give them a call. >>> philadelphia police need public's help to catch a man who used a fake grenade to rob a bank. you can see it in his right-hand in these surveillance pictures. police say he threaten the teller yesterday at susquehanna bank on walnut street near rittenhouse square in center city. officers found the grenade about a mile away and after bomb squad check it out they realized it was fake. >>> and take a close look at this man on a pay phone, wanted for calling in a bomb threat to the montgomery county courthouse in norristown last week. police said he made the call from 7-eleven on main stree

in abington i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in total there have been a at least 150rmed cases in 14 states nationwide. many but not all of them are link to that out break that started in disney land in california. >>> well, as we continue to mob for developments in this story, remember you can get latest information anytime on our web site. you can find out about symptoms and confirmed cases on cbs philly.com. >>> and new to the latest on a fast moving fire in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. chopper three was overhead as flames shot into the the night time sky. the fire is still smoldering this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the scene of the fire in the 16 hup block of foulkerod street steve? >> reporter: nicole, still smoldering but fire fighters have done their work once again, this morning to get the flames out. it did flare up a little bit and for the the third time fire fighters came back on the keen this morning, and then cleared the scene after knocking out that hot spot. well, last night the though an eyewitness saw some