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

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

. >>> i'm jessica dean. officials are taking action to get rid of the unwanted guest "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton what are they doing about this problem cleve. >> reporter: well, i don't know if you can hear that just moments ago we had flares that go off they shoot up in the air and whistle. right around 5:30 this was bird central i put on this outer coat and i had my hood up because the splats were happening all around me. but those flares seem to be working, and we found out today as we looked around this area what a severe problem they are having, with what these crows leave behind. >> it is green it is white. >> reporter: terrible tap industry is covering sidewalks cars, bus stops and pretty much everything below theresa long south warren street in trenton. that is right it is bird poop it is epically awful. >> when you walk by it is just like ahh walk up courthouse steps it is every where.

. >> and, hi everyone i'm jessica dean, coming to you live, from minneapolis, where we are going to welcome all of those, eagles fans, come on, i want to see more green. so put it on, get here, lets get ready for this weekend, we have got you covered, we have been for days and festivities, practice, everything that is leading up to sunday to the big game. we have got pat gallen here, he is at radio row talking to some former players. we have also got sports director don bell, he is here, as well, he talk to the bird today and don, this is last time they will talk to the media before the big game. >> yes, it is time to dial in and get focused and that is something they have been able to do all season long. listen there is a whole lot of love for doug. when you talk about the eagles and what they have been able to accomplish peterson gets most of the coaching credit but there is a man behind the man who deserves a whole lot of attention. >> we're grown men in the room things stay in the room, stay in the room. i'm pretty sure you know what i mean by that. that is about it. >> reporter: runnin

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> the deadly attack at marjorie douglas high school happened in parkland florida, about 45 miles north of miami. as of tonight here's what we know, according to the broward county sheriff. the gunman killed 17 people. it's not clear how many of the victims are students or teachers.15 survivors are currently in the hospital. >>> the 19-year-old is under arrest and authorities say he's an expelled student, was wielding a rifle, wearing a gas make and carrying grenades >> we're learning about the shooting and the alleged shooter in this case. broward counter sheriff said alleged gunman was heavily armed with countless magazines arr 15 style rifle. while he's in custody the piercing images doge want to wa some of the video you're about to see and hear isdisturbing. >> this cell phone video from inside a classdisturbing glimps and chaos. of students trapped by a gunman opening fire right outside t door. >> coming out to the east side . >>> site of students running out burst, hand raised trying to escape the that began at the end of the school day.igh hool at about 2:30

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> the deadly attack at marjorie douglas high school happened in parkland florida, about 45 miles north of miami. as of tonight here's what we know, according to the broward county sheriff. the gunman killed 17 people. it's not clear how many of the victims are students or teachers.15 survivors are currently in the hospital. >>> the 19-year-old is under arrest and authorities say he's an expelled student, was wielding a rifle, wearing a gas make and carrying grenades >> we're learning more and more about the shooting and the alleged shooter in this case. broward counter sheriff said the alleged gunman was heavily armed with countless magazines and an arr 15 style rifle. while he's in custody the piercing images do linger on. we also want to warn you that some of the video you're about to see and hear is disturbing. >> this cell phone video from inside a classroom gives ace disturbing glimpse at the fear and chaos. the blood screams of students trapped by a gunman opening fire right outside of their classroom door. >> coming out to the east side side i the with casu

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. >> i'm jessica dean. we're going to have more on those stories in just a moment. but we begin with a story out of fell tonville. the outer lane is closed near rising sun avenue after a car accident that involved multiple vehicles. chopper 3 was over that scene around 9:30. we know two people have been taken to the hospital. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> three people were also rushed to the hospital after a shooting including a woman who was hit by a stray bullet. police say the gunman shot two men at point-blank range as they walked out of a convenience store. one of those victims is in extremely critical condition. a stray bullet then hit a 23-year-old woman who was about a block away. she is in serious condition right now. >> a south jersey school district where high schoolers held a walkout earlier this month talked school safety tonight. it comes just weeks after a student threatened to going on a ram paj and was arrested. alex? >> reporter: ukee, a forum was held here tonight and as with any forum, there were some who said they hoped for more d

. >> i'm jessica dean. were so many people affected by this fire and right now they're trying to figure out their next step. >> eyewitness news reporter david spunt is at the scene right now where investigators are still working to find the cause of the fire. david? >> reporter: hi, ukee. it's been almost 48 hours still an active scene because there is concern about the collapse of 239 chestnut street. i'm going to back out of the way right now. i did have a chance to speak with a man who has lived in this building for more than 40 years. he has lost everything to this devastating fire. >> it's been awful and it's been very hard to think about it, deal with it, think it through. >> reporter: al is living a nightmare. his live at 239 chestnut gone. he moved in 40 years ago. 40 hours after flamed ripped through his apartment building, firefighters were on scene putting out hot spots with water. the inferno began sunday morning. the fifth floor collapsed. a professor lost his pet cats and art studio. >> i had

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. >> i'm jessica dean. we're going to have more on those stories in just a moment. but we begin with a story out of fell tonville. the outer lane is closed near rising sun avenue after a car accident that involved multiple vehicles. chopper 3 was over that scene around 9:30. we know two people have been taken to the hospital. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> three people were also rushed to the hospital after a shooting including a woman who was hit by a stray bullet. police say the gunman shot two men at point-blank range as they walked out of a convenience store. one of those victims is in extremely critical condition. a stray bullet then hit a 23-year-old woman who was about a block away. she is in serious condition right now. >> a south jersey school district where high schoolers held a walkout earlier this month talked school safety tonight. it comes just weeks after a student threatened to going on a ram paj and was arrested. alex? >> reporter: ukee, a forum was held here tonight and as with any forum, there were some who said they hoped for more d

i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. police believe the victim was targeted. it all began in wissinoming. the victim was then taken to olney where he was badly burned. david spunt is at temple university hospital tonight where that victim is being treated. david? >> reporter: hi, jessica. it is a tragic store, that victim 34 years old, fighting for his life. police are on the hunt for three suspects. neighbors on westford road in olney woke up just after 5:30 this morning to loud screams. screams from a man on fire inside his burning car. >> i can tell you it's a horrific crime and it seems very personal. >> reporter: the capital tan with philadelphia police special victims unit. he said the victim left work late sunday night when he was abducted at gunpoint by three men. they drove him around for hours. >> i can't tell you a motive. at this point we're not sure. we're interviewing family members. >> reporter: authorities say the men zip tied the victim, poured gasoline on him and left him for dead. authorities then say

i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. police believe the victim was targeted. it all began in wissinoming. the victim was then taken to olney where he was badly burned. david spunt is at temple university hospital tonight where that victim is being treated. david? >> reporter: hi, jessica. it is a tragic store, that victim 34 years old, fighting for his life. police are on the hunt for three suspects. neighbors on westford road in olney woke up just after 5:30 this morning to loud screams. screams from a man on fire inside his burning car. >> i can tell you it's a horrific crime and it seems very personal. >> reporter: the capital tan with philadelphia police special victims unit. he said the victim left work late sunday night when he was abducted at gunpoint by three men. they drove him around for hours. >> i can't tell you a motive. at this point we're not sure. we're interviewing family members. >> reporter: authorities say the men zip tied the victim, poured gasoline on him and left him for dead. authorities then say

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> classmates say there have been troubling signs for as long as anybody couldthoritys are reveal howell the gunman carr carried out the campaign has cruz is a deeply troubled young man that fell through the cracks. >> he's a broken human being. >> cruz bought semi-automatic sunrise tactical supply in coral springs last february he took uber to the scene of the crime wednesday and started shoot around 2:1 in the afternoon. >> i was hiding in open room that the shooter could have easily walked into and killed me. >> police say cruz told them after the rampage he ditched gun and ammunition in a plan to save himself sfwll he ross coed fields and ran west and triingd to mix in with a grou group. >> they spotted cruz in a residential area and arrested him. >> for a quick moment you thought, could this be the person s. this who i need to stop? >> police interviewed more than 2,000 people here in the investigation and the school remains a crime scene. >> a massive crowd gathered at evening vigil trying to find comfort together. their cappedlees light the way. it was on

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> classmates say there have been troubling signs for as long as anybody could remember and this as thoritys are reveal howell the gunman carr carried out the campaign has cruz is a deeply troubled young man that fell through the cracks. >> he's a broken human being. >> cruz bought semi-automatic sunrise tactical supply in coral springs last february he took uber to the scene of the crime wednesday and started shoot around 2:1 in the afternoon. >> i was hiding in open room that the shooter could have easily walked into and killed me. >> police say cruz told them after the rampage he ditched gun and ammunition in a plan to save himself sfwll he ross coed fields and ran west and triingd to mix in with a grou group. >> they spotted cruz in a residential area and arrested him. >> for a quick moment you thought, could this be the person s. this who i need to stop? >> police interviewed more than 2,000 people here in the investigation and the school remains a crime scene. >> a massive crowd gathered at evening vigil trying to find comfort together. their cappedlees li

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. a winter storm watch has been posted several counties in our area. kate bilo has been tracking when the snow arrives and how much will fall. >> we finally got rid of the rain from today. the rain has cleared the coast. now tracking the threat for snow as we head into the start of the westbound. here's a hook at stormscan 3 showing rain off the coast. skies clearing rapidly cold air moving in. temperature dropping quickly and this next storm see a lot of moisture here as it moves out of the southern plains it will draw in moisture from the gulf of mexico and follow pretty much the same line coming by just to our south tomorrow night bringing the threats for rain and, yes, some snow. the cold air moving in just in time. the cold and the moisture will connect to produce the chance for snow and accumulating snow at that. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 35 input in allentown. 34 in reading. it's a cold wind from the northwest. feels a whole lot different out there tonight than it did even this

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. a winter storm watch has been posted several counties in our area. kate bilo has been tracking when the snow arrives and how much will fall. >> we finally got rid of the rain from today. the rain has cleared the coast. now tracking the threat for snow as we head into the start of the westbound. here's a hook at stormscan 3 showing rain off the coast. skies clearing rapidly cold air moving in. temperature dropping quickly and this next storm see a lot of moisture here as it moves out of the southern plains it will draw in moisture from the gulf of mexico and follow pretty much the same line coming by just to our south tomorrow night bringing the threats for rain and, yes, some snow. the cold air moving in just in time. the cold and the moisture will connect to produce the chance for snow and accumulating snow at that. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 35 input in allentown. 34 in reading. it's a cold wind from the northwest. feels a whole lot different out there tonight than it did even this

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. one thing for sure philadelphia and eagles know how to throw a party and celebrate. we have live team coverage of the parade of champions alexandria hoff has more on the clean up but we will begin with david spunt with a look back at grand event that without a doubt will have people talking for years to come, david. >> ukee, quite a historic day, my job to condense a three hour long parade into a minute and 30 story tonight, almost an impossible task but here are some high lights. just before 11:00 a.m. caravan pulled out at broad and pattison in south philadelphia , and what a caravan it was. players, family members, members of the team management , together, ready to look their fans face to face. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: with the lombardi trophy shining in the sun jeffery lurie, doug pederson and carson wentz stood with super bowl mvp nick foles. >> i love him, the love the way that he plays and love the way he can brush off negative comments or daughters. >> reporter: s

i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> thanks for watching.ight family and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> welcome to wnqx news, philadelphia's news leader. we're going to start tonight with sports. our eagles are victorious, 41-33 beat thators. now they take to the street to celebrate. >> for more, let's go to philadelphia's mayor jim kenny. apparently, jim kenny has been overturned and set on fire. >> he will be missed. reports of fans dry humping the liberate bell. >> they've commandeered a cheese whiz tanker and are doing unspeakable things theo the rocky statue. >> wonlders never cease. the celebratory hoard breeched the

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. one thing for sure philadelphia and eagles know how to throw a party and celebrate. we have live team coverage of the parade of champions alexandria hoff has more on the clean up but we will begin with david spunt with a look back at grand event that without a doubt will have people talking for years to come, david. >> ukee, quite a historic day, my job to condense a three hour long parade into a minute and 30 story tonight, almost an impossible task but here are some high lights. just before 11:00 a.m. caravan pulled out at broad and pattison in south philadelphia , and what a caravan it was. players, family members, members of the team management , together, ready to look their fans face to face. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: with the lombardi trophy shining in the sun jeffery lurie, doug pederson and carson wentz stood with super bowl mvp nick foles. >> i love him, the love the way that he plays and love the way he can brush off negative comments or daughters. >> reporter: s

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few days before a group caused chaos inside of this sunoco station on south broad street just after the super bowl win, and dozens ransacked the place, and stole whatever they could. >> it is a big deal. we will find you. >> reporter: philadelphia police detectives promised last week that they would not forget those who climbed on this awning, flipped over a car, and

>>> 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 spokesmen told cbs-3 in a statement their investigation is continuing, and it was too early to pinpoint why the conduit detached from the

>> hi, everybody, jessica dean , don bell, we're ready, man. >> we are ready.t back at chickie's and pete's'. and we're going to beat t okay , on three. three, two, one e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> i like it. that was so smooth. >> we got people from delaware , from south jersey, from philly, we got people that can't help it. >> ♪ on the road to victory ♪ fight, fight, fight. fly eagles fly ♪ for a touchdown 123 ♪ hit them low ♪ hit them high ♪ watch our eagles fly ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles else! >> that's it. >> we have fans here from minnesota. who are eagles fans, as well, and they're getting it after. so we're having great time. but our pat gallen also doing what he does. he caught up with a guy who loves the eagles. celebrity who everybody knows. pat gallen, joining us from a local brewery. pat, take it away. >> reporter: don, what's up, my man, at brewing company in minnesota, met eagles fans in the house. we're hanging out here, before i came here, though, i met up with the one and the only, the biggest eagles fan of all

. >> i'm jessica dean.ll bad news, warmer temperatures also on tap for the weekend. >> meteorologist, jane bilo tracking when the next round every rain arrives. >> thanks, guys, unfortunately not the best news for the weekends, temperatures on their way up, but we have a lot of rain still headed our way for the system down in the mississippi vale all lifting to the north and east, heavy rain with it, this will get here specially late in the day tomorrow, and into sunday. you can see the steadiest rain , showers, we saw earlier tonight, have pretty much pushed out of here. what's hard to pick up on saturday light and radar imagery, mist, drizzle, fog, that's what we're dealing with outside tonight. can't pick up on the tiny particles every mist and drizzle outside but it is cool and it is cents drizzly. temperatures are slowly rising , actually, been about 43 for the past several hours, just risen to 44 in philadelphia, 44 in wilmington , 46 in dover, warmer air starting to lift in as our next system approac

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington. over whelming majority of the eagles fans who hit the streets celebrated responsibly but for the few who did not, police have a message for them >> david spunt is at police headquarters with the very latest video that police want everyone to see, david. >> reporter: some may think authorities are moving on from what happened last week but that is not the case. authorities want to get the message out they have not forgot been these vandals. they are angry, upset and they hope to make many more arrests a handful of vandals decided to repeatedly, jump on a stranger's corvette during an eagles victory parade last thursday, a few days before a group caused chaos inside of this sunoco station on south broad street just after the super bowl win, and dozens ransacked the place, and stole whatever they could. >> it is a big deal. we will find you. >> reporter: philadelphia police detectives promised last week that they would not forget those who climbed on this awning, flipped over a car, and

. >> i'm jessica dean. not all bad news, warmer temperatures also on tap for the weekend. >> meteorologist, jane bilo tracking when the next round every rain arrives. >> thanks, guys, unfortunately not the best news for the weekends, temperatures on their way up, but we have a lot of rain still headed our way for the system down in the mississippi vale all lifting to the north and east, heavy rain with it, this will get here specially late in the day tomorrow, and into sunday. you can see the steadiest rain , showers, we saw earlier tonight, have pretty much pushed out of here. what's hard to pick up on saturday light and radar imagery, mist, drizzle, fog, that's what we're dealing with outside tonight. can't pick up on the tiny particles every mist and drizzle outside but it is cool and it is cents drizzly. temperatures are slowly rising , actually, been about 43 for the past several hours, just risen to 44 in philadelphia, 44 in wilmington , 46 in dover, warmer air starting to lift in as our next system a

our jessica dean takes us inside when eyewitness news >>> good morning i'm jan carabao, lets start offthe forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. chelsea, good morning. >> let me just say i'm awake now after stepping outside. it is freezing outside and feeling like single digits for a lot of us. let me take you to the temperatures across the region we are starting off with chill any philadelphia. eighteen. fourteen in wilmington. fifteen in allentown. fifteen in reading. at 4 degrees in the poconos but it feels this cold when you factor in that wind out of the west at five to 10 miles an hour. it feels like seven in philadelphia. five in wilmington. feels like 10 degrees below zero in the poconos and it feels like the teens for places down the shore. so throughout the day-to-day we are looking at temperatures climbing to around 29 degrees by noon time, however, it is going to feel like upper teens and lower 20's all day so keep that in mind. 34 degrees, by about 3:00 o'clock with late day cloud and if we think it is cold here, jan look

how the bird prepare with the re match with the patriots and super bowl lii, lets go back out to jessica deane in minneapolis where all of the pieces are just coming together, it is destiny, hi there, jessica. >> aren't they all just coming together? we are doing as people of minneapolis do and on a super cold day like today they use the sky ways to get in between buildings, and to get where they need to go. we thought, you know what you look pretty smart, pretty warm in there so here we are among all of the people of minneapolis and the fans, they are starting to make their way to minneapolis and, there is lots of helpers all the way around, volunteers, really good, energy happening here. now, with the super bowl being on sunday, a lot of people will go to church in the morning and then, of course, get ready for the big game and you have to think somebody, was going to, you know, incorporate that maybe into their services. that happens if you will remember during the last game so to had end our joe holden is in rhawnhurst tonight and i'm told that there is a catholic church there that will b

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. authorities say big event was mostly without major problems. team coverage, kicks off with "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live on the ben franklin parkway with an update on the clean up, greg? >> reporter: and nicole if you ever gone to a huge party you know you are feeling it day after and that is how most people who attended this parade say they feeling friday afternoon this right here behind me is eakins oval where many thousands of people gathered, it is muddy, it is dirty but overall city says this was a successful event. the party which capped off philadelphia's sports his try is now, just a fond memory. >> it was a special parade, special day that we will all remember for a very long time. >> reporter: though there is still plenty of evidence of the parade left behind. >> the cleaning operation continues, we are detailing around the eakins oval area where there was a large majority of the crowd. >> reporter: friday afternoon mayor and city officials gave details of the e

. >>> i'm jessica dean. we first told but the controversy yesterday and cleve bryan is live at the school in camden county, with more on the student led effort , cleve? >> reporter: jessica we saw this morning was very similar to the walk outs that have been happening throughout the country since parkland school massacre but this is specific, to the situation with the teacher, who is reportedly put on leave for sounding the alarm about school security here. hundreds of students walk out of cherry hille high school on tuesday morning to stand up for a teacher that they say was looking out for them. history teacher tim locke, is out on administrative leave for allegedly talking about the parkland school massacre and how he felt their school was vulnerable to a similar attack. >> it was a terrible thing that happened, god forbid it should happen here but this is very serious. >> reporter: parent kelly short said students have their hearts in the right place trying to help their teacher. >> i'm very proud have my

dog has a know for sniffing out electronics, good evening, aim ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.oe holden's live in media with more on the case and how doggies helping police solve cyber crimes, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee good evening to you tonight. we know suspect in this case according to his lawyer surrendered his lawyer telling us that he has been cooperating tonight with investigators. it was november 2nd, at 6:00 in the morning when montgomery county detective came knocking at his ardmore home, court record show national center for missing and exploited children received information from yahoo about the possible down load of child pornography allegedly tied to an ip address here. county detectives say 69 year-old lawrence bream, an attorney was home at the time and provided investigators with a written, sign statement , the documents alleged mr. breen admitted to receiving images of child pornography and saving them to his computer hard drive, or a thumb drive. breen was charged with 40 felony counts of child pornography this affidavit said some of the investigatio

ukee washington with jessica dean, thinks our special ampionship addition of "eyewitness news" paradeampions went off today without a hitch, started at 11:00 almost right on the dot, ended shortly after three, what a day it has been, just to celebrate the champs. >> what a day. >> we want to go to pat gallen right here, all day as well, right along with us, and pat, you were here for the fans, you were here for all of it. >> reporter: that is correct. i was also in minneapolis with the team in the super bowl. let me take you back to my flight home because one of the things i heard many people talking about on that flight which was hundred percent eagles fans coming back from minneapolis was what do we do next year? they were looking ahead? it is what we do, we look ahead to next year and we are so used to that and with the quote unquote i won't call it a controversy but some might because nick foles is super bowl mvp, carson wentz was arguablably the mvp of the season. so many people talking about what we do next year? jeffery lurie the eagles owner also talk about that on the stage b

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. we are in for drastic drop in temperatures. >> let's head out to meteorologist kate bilo, she's on the sky deck where i'm sure it's mild. kate, we'll be feeling the difference >> it will be a such a drastic difference, temps made it into the 70s and some the 80's. it will be when we head back to february weather, not only will it be colder but it will be damp. temperatures runner, 61 still in philadelphia. not feeling too bad out here on the sky deck, just a couple of rain drop. 65 in wilmington, 53 in wind gust, 53 in allentown, those spots starting to see temps drop as we await colder air tomorrow. but let's quickly recap our records. temperatures well above average. we broke the record in philadelphia after 70. atlantic city airport is 76, reading up to 82. and look at allentown, 81 was the high today, the previous record was 67. talk about a smash record there by 14 degrees. stormscan 3 showing the rain starting to lift in. it's back to the south and west starting right now, light

. >>> i'm jessica dean. as you saw moments ago president trump gave media access to a listening session on making schools safer. that session began with the prayer, the group that met with president trump this afternoon includes students, families and teachers from park land, as well as other communities, that have endured school shootings. several still man dig last shooting serve wires spoke candidly. >> there needs to be significant change in this country because this has never happen to happen again, and people should feel when they get to school they can be safe >> there is definitely a lot more to go but i am just grateful that i'm here and we can try to work out something, maybe compromise on some solutions so that this never has to be another child, no person, in this world will to have go through something, so horrific and tragic and my thoughts and prayers get out to everyone. so thank you. >> president trump reiterated his call for ban on bump stocks and stronger background checks for gun buyers.

. >>> i'm jessica dean. fans exploded when the doors of the plane opened. >> ♪ watch our eagles fly, fly eagles fly, on the road to victory. ♪ >> eagles eagles. >> wow. >> team owner jeffery lurie and couch doug pederson held up the lombardi trophy for than one to sianni for fans made it out to the airport it was all just the beginning. >> then entire team of descended where fans were for a personal moment to thank the fans to help eagles make it all the way, trophy in hand players took a turn to enjoy the moment, look at lagarrette blount, that is great, chanting with the crowd taking pictures and taking in the victory our super bowl champions brought home from minneapolis. >> noticeably absent from the eagles welcome home this afternoon was quarterback nick foles, but, he had a good reason why he wasn't traveling back home with the team. you are looking ate. super bowl's most valuable player went to disney world center of attention during a parade at magic kingdom. he will come back here for philadelphia f

. >> i'm jessica dean. students and parents pass a school board meeting seeking answers about school safety and one teacher's future. >> david spunt is in cherry hill with the story. david? >> reporter: ukee, there was a walk-out. a lot of agree students. we saw a lot of angry parents this was a regularly scheduled board meeting. but tonight, no surprise, the topic was student safety >> i want to be heard, we want to be heard. >> reporter: passion took over at the regularly scheduled cherry hill board of education meeting tuesday night. hundreds of students and parents packed the gymnasium. anxious to hear about the plan for student and employee safety >> so many people feel unsafe and you haven't done anything to assure us. >> reporter: hundreds walked out of class tuesday at cherry hill east to protest the suspension of a teacher named tim though lock. students say lock he felt cherry hill was vulnerable to an attack stellar to the attack in florida. >> you will in the find a more passionate teacher in th

. >> i'm jessica dean. coming to you live from minneapolis, minnesota. we're atop wminneapolis. this is the koshay building. this building was built in 1929. and until 1977, it was the tallest building west of chicago. we got an incredible vantage point of all of the happenings. i'm not allowed to name names but we know them. we know who they are. things are happening here and more people arrive and as were get closer to sunday, scour the is tightening and for us to be up here, they had to let scour the the fbi all security forces know we'd be up here so they knew what was going on and as we get closer, you can certainly tell that security is tightening, they're busy implementing the necessary measures to make sure everyone stay safe and earlier, officials from the department of homeland security talked about their plan and following their tour of the operations, secretary kiersten nielson gave an overview of the safety plan for super bowl activities >> obviously, due to its scope, it can be an attractive target. we don't have credible or specific threat but we will continue to

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. for drastic drop in temperatures. >> let's head out to meteorologist kate bilo, she's on the sky deck where i'm sure it's mild. kate, we'll be feeling the difference >> it will be a such a drastic difference, temps made it into the 70s and some the 80's. it will be when we head back to february weather, not only will it be colder but it will be damp. temperatures runner, 61 still in philadelphia. not feeling too bad out here on the sky deck, just a couple of rain drop. 65 in wilmington, 53 in wind gust, 53 in allentown, those spots starting to see temps drop as we await colder air tomorrow. but let's quickly recap our records. temperatures well above average. we broke the record in philadelphia after 70. atlantic city airport is 76, reading up to 82. and look at allentown, 81 was the high today, the previous record was 67. talk about a smash record there by 14 degrees. stormscan 3 showing the rain starting to lift in. it's back to the south and west starting right now, light showers.

. >> i'm jessica dean. coming to you live from minneapolis, minnesota. we're atop wminneapolis. this is the koshay building. this building was built in 1929. and until 1977, it was the tallest building west of chicago. we got an incredible vantage point of all of the happenings. i'm not allowed to name names but we know them. we know who they are. things are happening here and more people arrive and as were get closer to sunday, scour the is tightening and for us to be up here, they had to let scour the the fbi all security forces know we'd be up here so they knew what was going on and as we get closer, you can certainly tell that security is tightening, they're busy implementing the necessary measures to make sure everyone stay safe and earlier, officials from the department of homeland security talked about their plan and following their tour of the operations, secretary kiersten nielson gave an overview of the safety plan for super bowl activities >> obviously, due to its scope, it can be an attractive target. we don't have credible or specific threat but we will continue to

. >>> i'm jessica dean. here's what we know about the shooting in florida. gunman was ordered held, without bail, on 17 counts of premeditated murder today. authorities say that he took an uber to the school, president trump addressed the nation and said no child or teacher should ever be in danger at school, he does plan to visit parkland, athletic director chris hickson was one of the victim's in yesterday's shooting, a 1986 graduate of pleasant valley high school in broad headsville near easton. >> survivors say there were warning signs that might have for shadowed yesterday's violence. >> nicholas cruz arrived for his first court appearance in florida's broward county as profile emerged of a troubled past. >> you will be held without bond until further order of the court. >> reporter: classmates recalled 19 year-old threatening other students and bragging about killing animals , before he was expelled from marjory stoneman douglas high school for disciplinary reasons. he is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. the victims in wednesday's shootin

hello, good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.fied suspected gunman who is in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies in the cbs-3 sat center tracking all of the latest developments, natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you both. we now know name of the florida school shooter, involved, florida officials have identified him as nicholas cruz, he was taken into custody off campus without incident. now his arrest was captured by news helicopters as police head him in a police cruiser shortly after the deadly shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. distraught students could be seen exiting the school with their hands up after they reported hearing numerous gunshots. at about 2:30 toward the end of the day. broward county superintendent reports a number of fatalities at this point and at least 14 injured and taken to local hospitals. suspect hoist said to be 19 years oldies a former student at the school, and still no idea as to what led to the day of violence. >> there will be a thorough in

. >> i'm jessica dean. >> the stage is set. and the party kicks off in just 12 hours. we have live team coverage now, alexandria hoff has more on security plans and what every parade goer needs to know. but first tonight be we start with david spunt who's live in front of the art museum where the eagles will take center stage tomorrow. david? >> reporter: jessica, you mentioned the stage. stage is behind me on the steps of the art museum. i wanted to show you the energy. about 150 people taking pictures and having fun were told to leave about ten minutes ago. this now becoming a secure zone, the good news that rain that happened today will go away tomorrow, and construction crews are right on schedule for this stage. crews worked late into the night wednesday putting the final touches on the stage that will hold our super bowl champions tomorrow. the parade will begin at 11:00 on broad and pattison make its way north to center city, turn on to the ben franklin parkway and end up at the art mutual. fans are besides themselves. >> 45 year since i was 15 years old was the

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our team is in minneapolis, jessica dean, don bell, pat gallen will join us for "eyewitness news" startingn hour early at 4:00. >>> we will continue to celebrate bird and the fans as we get ready for sunday's big game join us for our big one more win line up, after our special addition of "eyewitness news" at 4:00 stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00 ape special one more win fan fest addition of "eyewitness news" tonight at 7:00. >>> sunday night second game end we will be live on the air right here on cbs-3 bringing you live post game comments from coach pederson and the players and we will have a front row seat as fans react, at locations, all throughout philadelphia,nd the entire region. once again it is eagles and "eyewitness news" sunday night , don't miss it. >>> and turning now to the forecast another burst of snow , passed through the area this morning, the snow was flying in spring garden. earlier today it didn't amount to much but we have another shot of snow, on super bowl sunday here in our region. meteorologist katie fehlinger is in the weather center with what we

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good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> the mix of wintry weather is coming at inconvene time at the start of the morning commute. we have several school closings and delays at the bottom of your screen. >> right to meteorologist kate bilo now and she has more on the storm. >> dry outside rights now and temperatures have really dropped certainly cold enough for snow and that's how it starts with the vast mathtivity region. temperatures now 31 in philadelphia and 29 wilmington and 25 reading and 12 mount pocono and though it's dry now as prescription starts it comes at coldest part of the day first things in the morning and that means it could start as snow, slush, freezing rain, all depending where you are. here's what the system looks like now. two pieces notice how it's all coming together into one larg larger system. there's a lot of moisture being shunted in from the gulf of mexico and pink here indicating ice coming down and freezing rain over portions of kentucky and snow he to the north of chicago moving east at a pretty good clip. starting as snow and changing to

. >> i'm jessica dean. students and parents pass a school board meeting seeking answers about school safety and one teacher's future. >> david spunt is in cherry hill with the story. david? >> reporter: ukee, there was a walk-out. a lot of agree students. we saw a lot of angry parents this was a regularly scheduled board meeting. but tonight, no surprise, the topic was student safety >> i want to be heard, we want to be heard. >> reporter: passion took over at the regularly scheduled cherry hill board of education meeting tuesday night. hundreds of students and parents packed the gymnasium. anxious to hear about the plan for student and employee safety >> so many people feel unsafe and you haven't done anything to assure us. >> reporter: hundreds walked out of class tuesday at cherry hill east to protest the suspension of a teacher named tim though lock. students say lock he felt cherry hill was vulnerable to an attack stellar to the attack in florida. >> you will in the find a more passionate teacher in th

legislature ends its session next hannah doba for cbs3 "eyewitness >>> "eyewitness news" anchor jessica deanoderated the discussion with a panel of local ters be done to prevent another mass shooting. hear how they feel about the idea of being armed i you can find it on our website cbsphilly.com.ick's sporting goods announced new policy change in the wake of thn starting today customers can no longer by assault style rt aifls stores. people under 21 are also burasi. the company says it was moved to make atudent survivors push for gun control reform. president obama's justice department now taking on key leadershipiladelphia district a' office. "eyewitness news" reporter chante lans was there for the an mutside of the da's office in center city to tell us more about the new e? >> reporter: hey, jim. the new t district attorney he joins another first sift tan dndis dar said during a press conference themthis is a great plan together to address more areas that impact the city. now that happened around 10:30 this morning, in believed that -- he plans to work on juvenile jusupports returning js t

. >>> i'm jessica dean. beatings were so brutal the judge lashed out at man responsible, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden was in the courtroom for sentencing in norristown today, joe. >> reporter: yeah, jessica and ukee joseph myre pleaded guilty, judge sentenced him to 20 to 40 years in i state prison. now, this is the man whom police say initially tortured, and beat his wife and children in fact forcing his children to sleep in wooden boxes. well, when it was his time to a will guys to the court, it was a flat, emotionless apology, in fact his wife got up and left. joseph myre was about as emotionless in court tuesday morning as he was back in may when this video was taken after his arrest. stone cold husband and fatter from collegeville pleaded guilty to dozens of charges of aggravated assault, strangulation, and child endangerment, police say he beat his wife and two children with pvc pipes and sticks that he shoved needles under their fingernails and used a shock collar on them. >> we're talking abo

. >>> i'm jessica dean. another day of record setting temperatures without that many complainers out there live look from temple university where a lot of students are taking advantage of the warm weather, we will check with our chelsea ingram there in just about 15 minutes but first lets go outside to meteorologist kate bilo on a beautiful cbs-3 sky deck. >> guys, it feels amazing out here but looking in the western sky you can start to see beginning of the even, big cloud deck lurking just off to the west and as those cloud come in we will be seeing some big, changes, those cloud signifying a cold front that will move through tonight and then park itself here, and stick around a while in the weekend. in the meantime look at temperatures, right new we are still in the 70. seventy-two in philadelphia. seventy-five in allentown. 72 degrees in wilmington. record were smashed all across the area today especially in spots like reading and allentown which got in the 80 's to day old record were in the 60's and lo