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"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the point breeze section with more on the investigation. this makes you shake your head jan, good morning. >> this is the spot where that young mother and her to second young children were involved in the hit and run accident. this is a mix between residential and commercial properties and there is surveillance cameras all over the place here. now as police continue to search for that driver this morning they are release ago this surveillance video hoping the public can help. >> it its frightening moment just before impact, surveillance video shows a mother with her two children crossing the street tuesday at broad and dickinson at point breeze. in the blink of an eye a car runs a red light and strikes the family. >> i said boom. we heard the boom. i seen with man go down but little girl was on the hood. >> i heard the young girl screaming, christ. >> reporter: police are now searching for this red honda accord and female driver they believe is responsible. surveillance video shows the the car from a number of different angles. it is descr

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live at ursinus college in collegeville and we're here the dining hall is closed and last thing you want is a bunch of hungry college students. i hope they are feeding them somehow. >> reporter: that is right, erika, good morning. dining halls are close today so health department can get in there and figure out the cause of the out break. the in the meantime student still to have eat, so happening here right behind me at 7:30 this morning here at the let i can center on campus, wawa and wegmans will be feeding students breakfast. the rest of the campus is still opened after all and classes will go on as asked ruled. campus here at ursinus college unusually empty after an out break of stomach illness made a hundred students sick. dozens showed up at the hospital and urgent care. first student was taken to the emergency room at 2:00 a.m. wednesday. >> started to come in more and more, 2:00 o'clock, 3:00 o'clock, 4:00 o'clock. by the time i got to the health center, the waiting room was full with students afflicted with what appears to be a

that "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao will be live in 30 minutes with more on this investigation. >>> in west philadelphia, police opened fire on a man who pointed a gun at officers. the it happened yesterday, near 55th and arch streets. police were initially called to that scene for reports of the a person with the gun. investigators say that officers chase that had suspect, and even fired shots, missing the man. the suspect was apprehended a short time later. >>> health officials confirmed the transmission of the zik a a virus in the u.s. we have reports that the virus is spread not just by mosquito but also through sexual contact. >> the case of microcephaly and our neurological complications constitute an extraordinary event. >> reporter: world health organization director general margaret chen declaring a public health emergency this week in the evolving threat of the zika virus, new present in 24 countries and sweeps through central and south america northward to the u.s. virus is spread by mosquitoes one species in particular. >> this guy is a nasty mosquito. this is one.

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joining us from that campus with more on the what the school isng to curb the out break. jan, good morning. >> good morning. the dining halls are closed to day so the health department can get in here and do an investigation. crews have to clean these areas from top to bottom. in the meantime students still have to eat. so starting at 7:30 right behind me here at the a athletic center on campus, wawa and wegmans will be feeding students breakfast. the rest of the campus is still opened and class will go on as scheduled. >> thank you to myself. >> reporter: campus here at ursinus college unusually empty after out break of stomach illness, made hundred student sick. >> one person had to go to the hospital and she just got treated today. but my other friends, they were okay, just had to get some rest. >> reporter: dozens showed up at the hospital and urgent care, the first student was taken to the emergency room at 2:00 a.m. wednesday. >> it started coming in more an more, two three, four, by the time we got to the health center, the waiting room was

in mayfair, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> maybe just don't leave them in the trunk. >>>> big wilted bouquet of roses. >> yes, that is right. >> cover your flowers. >> outside, for sure. >> tonight, my goodness, you should not have any vegetation outside anyway because it is so cold but if you have anything outside, cover it up, get inside, i will show you, piles, ready to go. definitely a weekend for the fireplace, weekend for as many layers as you can find, big wool blanket, it sound nice unless you have places to be or head to work, it is definitely a weekend this could get dangerous. check on anyone who may need help staying warm. if you have to bring over firewood to a neighbor is there a nice way to say i'm here to help you out. we have power outages that are very dangerous. let's hope that does not happen but there is the threat for. that lets go take a look outside right now, take you up to bethlehem in north hampton county, one of the spots in the the lehigh val that i could be feeling wind chills as cold as 20 or 25 below zero as we head into sunday morning. th

jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> i was saying wow throughout that whole story. amazing. >> and just think a few more years what more they will be able to do. >> future is bright. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" surgery without the blood. >> she came out of surgery and when she saw me her face lit up and she was trying to get up. >> this little girl is youngest person to have a bloodless surgery, why doctors believe that this unique approach can help all types of surgical patients. >>> and you have probably heard soda is bad for you but that star bucks drink may be even worse. what is hidden in your coffee drink that could lead to some major health problems, kate in. >>> a cold night is on the way but temperatures may push 60 by the weekend, i'll tell you which day is warmer and when you can ditch that winter coat. >>> the spread of the zika virus has caused concern over u.s. blood supply and federal officials are issuing new safety guidelines. f.d.a. is asking people who traveled to affect countries to wait four weeks before donating blood, and this also

jan carabao is joining me with where they are headed.just loved hearing them sing. >> every time they come on they say they are so great, inspirational and they are about embark on a special mission for members of the state street miracles performing for them just makes them happy and really fun. but collectively group is much more than that. not only are they faces of the greater community, but singing improves their lives. now for group's ten year anniversary miracles are showing law makers in harrisburg what they can do. >> ♪ >> reporter: every monday, this group of 14, warms up inside media theater on state street. and before you know it, the state street miracles are letting loose with favorite tunes. >> ♪ god bless america >> i'm happy. they are nice to me. people are so nice that work here. >> reporter: miracles are best friend. >> ♪ ill will's be on your side forever more ♪ >> reporter: together they have been making each other and audiences smile for years now. >> they go on stage and they shine. >> ♪ keep smiling, keep shining

our jan carabao heard about this great school and technology. we sent you back to the classroom. a lot of people want to know is what so special. >> plane and simple, this class, this school, all of the learning here is just fun, right. >> that kind of learning. >> reporter: that is how you engage students. mast is focusing odd streaming learning. but now that they have working philadelphia charter school is mix nug technology in the curriculum that makes work seem much more like play. >> i think we should have off on monday. >> reporter: from composing to the letter with the principal the with the ipad. >> to traveling the world with your classmates, by way of floor projection and google maps. >> now on the the pyramid. >> reporter: lessons at mast charter school in north philadelphia look far different then those in the past. >> it makes us more interested in learning. >> reporter: and now building on that momentum, new to mast this year is building center, where classic legos are transformed. first in, to colorful familiar shapes. >> mathemat

jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan for president. >> she feels very comfortable behind thatl vote for her, cool. >>> we have more on the web site at cbs philly.com if you are looking for more information. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 tricky travel, the winter storm is creating some messy driving conditions, so the mobile weather lab out and about on 202 north in chester county and the storm isn't just done yet, kate? >> it certainly is not, guys. we are seeing that transition from snow, to sleet, and freezing rain, and eventually all rain, but how long will it take before the plane rain gets in? i will have your full timing and your full seven day forecast coming up at 6:00. >>> the drug lsd surfaces on the villanova university campus, leading to the the a arrest of one student for allegedly dealing it, and police and ambulance crews, scrambling here, to treat three campus overdoses. i'll have full will details from the the main line coming up. >>> plus a local law professor way personal connection to the late antonin scalia, he speaks to "eyewitnes

in media, jan carabao for it to it with fantastic four with the worse film. el james erotic novel won for worst screen play and actor and actresses. honors were launched in 198 owe as a spoof of will hollywood's award season. >>> for half century sir elton john has been a hit machine. and as cbs sun take morning's anthony mason tells us, he did it with a flare all of his own. the here's a preview of the interview you will see coming up later on cbs this sunday morning. >> ♪ >> for half century, he has been one of the music's most flamboyant performers. >> ♪ >> reporter: but sir elton john was uneasy when he took the stage at this theater in los angeles last month. >> the eye was so nervous last night. i think it is probably a good thing. >> reporter: he has more than 50 top 40 hits but this night sir elton was also debuting some new songs. >> you cannot really play more than three or four because audience really doesn't want to know. >> what is that feeling like. >> horrible. >> i have written this song, i like it and you will toilet it. >> on wonderful crazy

jan carabao is joining me with where they are hearing all morning. >> they have a special mission and they are truly inspirational. for members of the the stage street miracles perform is fun it makes them happy but collectively the group is much more than that. not only are they the face of the greater community but seeing also improving their lives, and new for the group's ten year anniversary the miracles are getting ready to show lawmakers in harrisburg what they can do. >> ♪ >> reporter: every monday this group of four, warms up you inside the media theater on state street. and, before you know it, the state street miracles are letting loose playing their favorite tunes. >> i'm happy, they are nice to me and people are so nice that work here. >> reporter: miracles are best friends. together, they play together and audiences smile for years now. >> they go on stage and they shine. >> ♪ >> reporter: group doesn't just think that the state street performs. trish cofield founded at dult performance church ten years ago. she wanted a creative outlet for her son jake and others with di

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao here on the set to learn more about our local connection here,. >> here we go again a fan favorite, a cbs-3 fan favorite and fans this season have two locals to root for. one is a native of northeast fill arc the other currently lives in reading. tonight they will get led toy compete in survivor, brains verse brawn verse beauty. >> you are witnessing 18 americans begin an adventure that will forever change their lives. >> reporter: in its 32nd season survivor challenges contestant to out witt, out play, out last. >> coming down. >> reporter: this season two natives of the delaware valley are competing for the title of soul survivor. >> it is perfect out here. >> my name is joe dell campo. >> reporter: joe dell campo is native of oxford circle will, a graduate of father judge high school and had sal university. he also served as a summer cop in avalon before becoming a naval officer and then an fbi agent for 25 years. >> this is like the top to right here. to be able to be on a island with diverse group of people, most of them way younger then me

coming up next, jan carabao head back to class and will give you an inside look at the unique technology that helps students learn there once again that is coming up at 6:00 right here on "eyewitness news". >>> just months after a deadly terrorist attack during a concert the eagles of death metal return to paris. it was an emotional concert last night. hear what was going through their mind during their returns to the stage. >>> ♪ >> most mysterious pop stars out there and now cya explains why she keeps her face covered during car pool karaoke ride, that and more when we come right back. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month on

coming up at 6:00 jan carabao head back to class for an inside look at the unique technology that is helping students learn. >>> pope francis wraps up his visit to mexico today with a mass at u.s. border. the hundreds of thousands of people are expect to gather on both side of this fence, which borders the mexican town of suarez and u.s. tone of el paso, texas. until recently suarez was known as the murder capitol of the world. the pope is expect to visit with prison inmates before departing for the vatican. >>> updating a story we first told but last week apple says it will fight a judge's order to help the fbi unlock a cell phone belonging to the the couple accused in the san bernardino attacks. i phone in question was used by said farouk. it requires april toll disable a feature to wipe out a phone's data a after ten incorrect pass word attempts. last week fbi director james comby says the agency has tried to break into that phone. fourteen people were killed last december when farouk and his wife opened fire inside a holiday party. >>> right now i want to show you new video from

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins with us more on this once it is in a state you live in and close by it hits home. >> reporter: three confirmed cases, one in delaware, two in pennsylvania. we do expect to learn more today but here's what we know so far. all of these cases are travel related. the these people contracted zika outside the u.s. health officials are emphasizing this morning that these cases, do not powe a public health threat. the doctors want folks to be aware especially pregnant woman traveling to zika stricken countries. growing concern about the zika virus today after health officials now confirmed 66 cases in the u.s. three of those cases come from the delaware valley, all women traveled abroad. health officials say zika is generally a mild illness that can cause flu-like symptoms but most people don't room ice they are infect. the biggest concern is for pregnant woman. zika is linked to birth defects and infants whose mother contracted the virus. >> anything which has a potential life threatening effect on our unborn babies is a major concern and we need to

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is responding to how it responds to apple. this could effect all of us. >> this has to do with encryption, in the cell phones and computers, encryption keeps all that personal information safe but it can be used by terrorist to hide their activity. now a judge's ruling could allow fbi to break through that security shield for the first time in search of evidence. apple promises to fight, complying the company says could put private information of millions around the world at risk. the war on terror, and the right to privacy have now collided, retired fbi agents jj kl a thever is a former supervisor of technical operations in the philadelphia office. he necessary how encryption how protects your privacy on line and on phones can protect terrorist. >> encryption is one of the strongest tools that bad guys have to communicate in ways that cannot be detect. >> reporter: following the san bernardino attack a federal judge has ruled that the fbi can access encrypted information on the phone of said farouk, one of the two killers who

florida's governor declares a healthy mergecy to stop the spread, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is here, and it is other countries that will not affect us but it is a real concern. >> reporter: almost 50 cases in the u.s. so much so that florida has at least nine confirmed cases of the zika virus. these are patients affect overseas but concern is growing too that these patients could infect u.s. mosquito. governor there issued a healthy mergecy in four counties. the number of zika cases is now growing in the u.s. health department, 12 states and washington d.c. have reported at least 48 cases, so far each patient has been infected overseas except one sexually transmitted case in texas. in florida an emergency health declaration cleared the way for more spraying of the mosquitoes. cbs news chief medical correspondent doctor john le puke spoke with scott pelfrey brazil where the virus is the worst. he explains the action. >> it is an attempt to stay ahead by lowering odd that zika virus will enter the local mosquito population in florida. now remember the same species of mosquito

jan carabao is here to explain more on how this effects all of us. >> reporter: this has to do with encryptioneeps our personal information safe. but it can be used by terrorist to hide their activity. so now a judge's ruling could allow the fbi to break through that security shield for the first time in search of evidence. apple though promises to fight complying that the company says could put the private information of millions around the world at risk. the war on terror, and right to privacy have now collided. retired fbi agent jj is a former, supervisor of technical operations in the bureau's philadelphia office. he necessary how encryption, which protects your privacy on line and on phones can also protect terrorist. >> encryption is one of the strongest, tools that the bad guys have to communicate in ways that cannot be detect. >> reporter: following san bernardino attack a federal judge has ruled fbi can access encrypted information on the phone of said farouk, one of the two kill hours gunned down 14 people at a holiday party before being killed in the shoot-out with police. >> that i

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joining us with the latest, in your area and your state it makes stand up to say what is going on. >> reporter: it is a concern but health officials say there is in reason to panic. we do expect to learn more today but so far health officials confirmed three cases in our area one in delaware, two in pennsylvania. these cases are all travel related. these people contracted zika outside of the u.s. health officials are emphasizing these case dose not pose a public health threat but they do want to focus awareness on pregnant with man because they do face the biggest risk. >> growing concern about the zika virus today after health officials new confirmed 66 cases, in the u.s. 3comm from the delaware valley, all woman who traveled abroad. health officials say zika is generally a mild illness that can cause flu like symptoms but most people don't realize they are infect. biggest concern is for pregnant with man, sick ace linked to birth defects and infants whose mother contracted the virus. >> anything which has a potential life threatening effect on ou

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao, is joining us on the set.ow that it is here at home people are understandably concern. >> we have seen cases all over the country. in fact, florida new has nine confirmed cases of the zika a virus. one of the concerns there is that those patients could now infect u.s. mosquitoes. the governor, as erika mentioned, issued a healthy mergecy in four counties. in florida an emergency health declaration has cleared the way of more spraying of mosquitoes, concern is growing as the number of zika cases climbs in the u.s. health departments in 12 states and washington d.c. have reported a at least 48 cases, so, far each case has been affect overseas except one sexually transmitted case in texas. cbs news medical correspondent scott lapuke spoke to scott pelfrey brazil. >> what is the likelihood there will be a mosquito born out break in the you had. >> reporter: all of the health officials think it is very unlikely you'll have a big out break on the scale of something say in brazil. that is for a number of reasons. we