kathy: the outbreak began a year ago. do you find that your team of doctors is still coming up against cultural hurdles resistance to the kind of treatments needed? dr. friedman: when the disease gets to each new community, it sometimes has to go through a painful process. the imam have been very sup word of and clear on -- supportive and clear on messaging, but the resistance to care is quite strong. i talked to a doctor who cared for a nurse and two patients. the two patients sadly died. the nurse survived. because the nurse survived, the community would not let him back in. they said you killed these other two people. the misconceptions have made things very difficult. in the forest area it took months to overcome objections. in the urban area, it has taken weeks. the challenge is to get that done in each community where ebola rises as eckley as possible. kathy: thank you so much for joining us -- as quickly as possible. kathy: thank you so much for joining us on the program. swedish prosecutors say they are prepared t

could he be a witness or was he the actual assailant of kathy woodhouse. at a certain point in the investigation, we were relatively certain that it was probably the killer. >> a gas station attendant saw the man who made the call and described him as a caucasian, about six feet tall. police took the phone receiver to the forensics lab for testing. at the dry klecleaning store one counter, investigators found a chicago made out to the tore? the amount of $14.30 signed by one of the store's customers. when police contacted the woman, she said she was in the store that morning, but no one was there. she found her clothes, wrote a check for the amount she owed and was about to leave when a man came out of the back room and asked if she needed help. >> she told him at that point that she was there to get her cleaning. she assumed that he was an employee there. she had no reason to believe otherwise. the witness described the man as 30 to 35 years old, 6'2" tall and weighing over 200 pounds. >> the police realized that she had come face to face with the killer.

kathy: i want to ask you about secretary clinton's e-mails. she says she wished she had used two different e-mail accounts and two different devices. as the white house's secretary deputy security adviser, are you concerned about security implications? ben: no. i think those have been taken into account. we have classified e-mail systems. when we are discussing classified information it is on a separate e-mail system. classified documents are protected. what is at issue is unclassified e-mails. those need to be protected for more transparency purposes and prosperity. the fact of the matter is, it is true, when we come in to our jobs you have two devices. her personal e-mail is on one, you work e-mail on another. those are unclassified systems, i'm confident that efforts were made to protect classified documents on a classified system. kathy: america's top diplomat to europe says that he stood ukraine and crimea are living in a reign of terror. victoria nuland warned that russia is sending heavy military equipment into east ukraine despite a ce

to please come forward and recognize the members of the peace good evening, commissioners i'm kathy the supervisor for the public education enrichment fund and for the 6th year that's been my honor to serve the peace cock members i'd like to recognize each member by calling their name and say a little bit about them many of the members were here on march 17 we're not able to make it tonight we have two members that have served 4 years both of the members were appointed by commissioner president murase and both of the two members have consistently participated and attended and served in very important ways to help the group move forward and come to meaningful recommendations year after year i'd like to recognize jeff who also served as co-chair. >> (clapping.) and the certificate recks four years of service and the second person for four years are you here (clapping.) folks you can't can stay up here we'll have a photo once everyone is come up we have other members present francis phillips (clapping.) bob (clapping) i'd like to recognize the two current co-chairs that have provided s

meteorologist kathy orr is in the weather sent now. she's got her eye on the storm. kathy? >> it is moving in as we speak chris. we're talking about rain that will become heavy at times slowing you down through the day on saturday. take look at storm scan3. it is filtering through the delaware valley with reports of rain and new castle county moving into philadelphia as you look closely in the dark green and yellow areas that is where we have some of the heaviest rain moving through south jersey, new castle county, delaware, and filtering toward the south and east. overnight tonight it all will lift northward and we will all be seeing that rain come tomorrow morning. we have a freezing rain advisory in effect for the poconos for a glaze of ice with those cold temperatures. this is between 2:00 and 6am. and then we'll warm it up above freezing there. elsewhere, everyone will just be seeing precipitation precipitation in the lick wide form of rain. overnight the rainfall heavy at times right through tomorrow morning extending in to the afternoon hours. now, we do anticipate a

and the address and telephone number of someone named kathy andrade. investigators were surprised to learn that, after 30 years, she was still living in the same apartment with the same telephone number. kathy andrade knew immediately the identity of the pregnant young woman in the drum. she was a student in her english class, reyna angelica marroquin, from el salvador. >> this lady almost immediately went to tears. she told us she knew angelica marroquin. she was one of the more lovely people that she ever knew and that she disappeared 30 years ago. >> kathy andrade never knew what happened to her friend, although she feared that she had met with foul play. >> i said, oh, my god. you know, it's hard to believe that these things can happen. >> reyna marroquin came to the united states in 1966 and lived here, in a modest room in a catholic home for single women. she attended classes at the high school of fashion industry and got a job at the melrose plastic company making artificial flowers. >> she had a beautiful personality. she always talk about her

meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs3 sky deck with more on what we can expect. kathy? >> march is just that month jess, that doesn't want to quit. temperatures well below normal and plenty of snow to go around this month and a little more as we round out the month of march. take a look at storm scan3. we have a few instability sprinkles that's about it. a clear sky and falling temperatures. 47 in philadelphia. 40 in millville. 35 in the poconos and 49 in allentown. clear skies and light winds expected overnight. now, come tomorrow morning some sun to star the day. this is at 6am but then the clouds roll in expect some rain by about the noon, 1:00 o'clock hour and some snow through the lehigh valley and the poconos. poconos could pick up a couple inches of snow. wet snow and then the system moves on out. it's a fast-moving clipper and could it bring some spotty snow showers elsewhere. so we'll talk about where the snow will be april warmup in the seven day and looking ahead to passover and easter weekend in that seven day forecast. i'll have all the details coming up wh

when kathy met him she loved him.y times over she wanted to be a nurse it went south she wanted to get along the way she thought maybe i could get the issues and get behind his personality and help him. his abuse escalated. i have done a lot of reflection on his abuse. it was emotional, it was verbal. it was intellectual. it was psychological. it was economical and eventually it was physical. >> six levels of abuse and often times multiple levels of the same time. >> let me ask you a question before and wrap up on the panel. that's one of the reasons i was fascinated by the case. she was in medical school i was in law school. domestic violence is something i fought against. did the durst organization the durst family one of the most powerful families of new york city help you your family in your quest to find your sister? >> they never made it. >> all right. i have one minute. anything you want to wrap up with? lisa? >> i think there's a lot of stuff that happened prior to susan's murder that is going to help a lot th

it begins with meteorologist kathy orr look what's happening right now and what's ahead too kathy. >> we're seeing wampler air working its way in but still freezing dress snell some spots. that will change over to heavy snow within the next 24 hours. take a look at storm scan3. you can see all the moisture feeding into this storm system. so we have a long way to go with this storm. right now still seeing some patchy freezing rain and drizzle in our normal and western suburb suburb. buck county getting hit hard tonight. patchy areas there. elsewhere temperatures are rising above freezing but the ground temperature still at or below freezing. so do expect some icy conditions overnight. philadelphia 33. allentown 33. still quite cold in the poconos as we take a zoom in you can see in doylestown below freezing and quakertown just hitting 32 at this hour. winter wet advisory continues until early tomorrow morning for most of the region. so overnight that light freezing rain changing over to light rain areas of fog as well icy spots some puddles slow travel and just take it slow during the

kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about a brief warm up before it turns blustery across the delaware valley and snow returns to the seven day. we will that have coming up. hi beasley. >>> we're talking march madness and number one seed villanova wildcats. the plus why was tim tebow at neff a care complex today. we have got a cliff lee update and it is not good. more on the injured lefty coming up in sports. >>> well imagine hearing simple every day noises like a door closing or utensils on a plate leaving new pain. >> it is no secret that exposure to loud noises can cause hearing loss but doctors say that there are some other causes. our health reporter stephanie stahl has more on, when hearing hurts, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> and as a the road crews work to fill in potholes left behind by winter, a large portion of route one has to be re-surfaced. chopper three over city avenue in philadelphia today. resurfacing will run through delaware county, montgomery county to day t

the snow and just how much we're expect to get, kathy. >> right now we have steady rain on the skies deck, and soon that will be changing over to snow from the north to the south. so get ready for a tough morning across the entire region. now storm scan three we are looking at rain heavier at times you can see pockets of yellow heavier rain from the west and also seeing some cold air working its way in through central and western pa and then some snow beginning to mix in state college and already in pitberg but we have a long way to go, with this winter's storm. visibility reduced to half mile in reading lancaster zero, another owe in wildwood, .3 of a mile in wilmington and in dover. we will continue to see poor visibility until that colder air moves in. winter storm warning in effect. advisory for lehigh valley and poconos where we anticipate lower accumulations of snow. it shows rain this evening. by midnight lehigh valley and poconos will be seeing snow. i-95 corridor will be seeing snow by about 2:00 a.m. and we will take longer, to the the south and east. i'm joined by kate bil

kathy. >> they are literally just in jessica. just taking a look at them right now with our producer steve. we are changing things slightly with some heavy precipitation moving in overnight and continuing for tomorrow morning right through the noon hour tapering off in the afternoon. now take look at storm scan3. you see the yellows and oranges that is heavy rain. a transition zone that is some sleet and then some snow. you can see transition beginning through allentown the lehigh valley, reading berks county and through lancaster the poconos beginning to see some snow mixing in but this encompasses about 20 states so it's a huge part of the country being impacted by the storm. as the colder air builds in, we are going to be seeing that changeover overnight. visibility an issue now with this warm moist air very cold snow pack. visibility down to three tenths of a mile in wilmington. eight tenths of a mile in atlantic city. and as we take zoom in it's improved through our suburbs but earlier mt. holly just down to half mile. that

way, kathy. >> that is right jessica but we will have one more day to soak up a little sun. right now temperatures are cooling down after highs in the low 50's. fifty in philadelphia. forty-three in allentown. forty-six in reading. thirty-five in the poconos. you can see that blue contour. the as wind go light and skies go clear we will fall fast. average high is 51 degrees and we will be in for a cold night. peak wind gustness philadelphia and atlantic city 38 miles an hour n trenton, allentown gusting to 34n wilmington a peak gust of 30 miles an hour. so the wind are diminishing and then all eyes on the next weather maker that is tapping in the gulf of mexico. so a lot of moisture associated with this area of low pressure. those high clouds move in tomorrow morning. they will thicken and then rain moves in. already impressive with flood watches and warnings, all the way up through the midwest with flood concerns. we expect at least a inch of rain with this as the storm moves in. how long will it take to move out is the question? we will talk about that and how it will impa

kathy? >> it is just amazing. many people going without coats dressing in shorts and t-shirts this afternoon and now bundle up. winter is back. and, yes jess, whipping winds tropical storm strength gusts over the course of the day. here's a life at the peak wind gust across the delaware valley and the poconos gusting to 46. wilmington 43. in philadelphia gusting to 41 miles an hour. 40 in allentown and atlantic city gusting to 38. temperatures have fallen significantly we're talking about a 30-degree drop since noon right now in philadelphia it is 39. allentown 33. in the poconos only 26 degrees. here's a look what it had feel like come tomorrow morning. it stelle will be windy at 7am wind chills in the t in philadelphia wilmington, millville, dover 19. 16 in allentown. it will feel like four in the poconos. coming up we have to talk about the possibility of snow and more on the aurora bore rielle list something that has been lighting up facebook and twitter some siting throughout the northeast. we'll talk about t

lets go right to meteorologist kathy orr with what we can expect from this winter storm, kathy. >> goodhat licensing because of the temperatures. as we climb in the 30's and over next couple days in the 40's and 50's anything that falls will be melting. so there is something to look forward to. if you do like snow, well here's one more round. rain on storm scan three but as it encounters colder air in the philadelphia area it will be snow by the time the it arrives tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory posted the with the exception of the three southern counties in new jersey and central and southern delaware. we're talking about accumulating snow on the grass surfaces to start but as we go to the north and west temperatures will be colder and we are going to stay mainly snow. between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. it moves in and then snowing throughout the day, heavy wet snow, rain to the south and moves out in the evening and then turning cooler for friday night. as far as will travel is concern poconos

meteorologist kathy offer or is live on the sky deck with her first forecast now, kathy. >> it is such a gorgeous afternoon. i hope everyone had a chance to get outdoors and enjoy it. it will get wet around here by tomorrow afternoon but good news in the seven day. take a look at our statistics today. high temperature in philadelphia did make it to 57 degrees, that is the mildest temperature since january 4th when we made it to 58. right now it is 56. forty-nine in allentown. fifty-five in wilmington. fifty-six in atlantic city. normal high for philadelphia is 50 degrees. finally above average. tonight we will watch those temperatures falling through the 50's and 40's still comfortable with partly cloudy skies at 11:00 p.m. all eye on the rain in the tennessee valley and deep south. we have the gulf of mexico feed ago this moisture. we are talking about rain returning tomorrow. we will have timing on that. we are chasing 60 in the seven day and we will have a early look in the week toned see fit goodies one to be outdoors. we have the the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on sunday

kathy. >> this is just the beginning jessica and chris.e do have a storm that will be moving in tomorrow and it's going to be prolonged over the next couple of days bring something snow, sleet freezing rain rain and another bout of snow which could be significant for our region. take look at storm scan3 this is the storm that's moving our way. we do have a winter weather advisory posted for most of the region it begins tomorrow afternoon. so not the morning commute but the afternoon commute we're talking about snow and sleet moving in and it is going to create afternoon problems. by 3:00 o'clock, it's moving in. then we have the sleet, during the dinner hour changes over to rain during the late night. that rain falls heavy at times on wednesday. so this is a time we're talking about tomorrow between 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. snow and sleet creating slow travel and definitely some icy spots. after that, we're talking about heavy rain giving way to a bigger storm moving our way. that could produce significant snow and new information into the weath

meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the cbs3 sky deck where it's comfortable now but kathy tomorrow will be quite colder. >>> tomorrow at this time it is going to be brutal. it will be winter like between now and then though temperatures will be on the rise. it is going to be a very change changeable situation for st. patrick's day. take a look at storm scan3 right now mild air working its way in and most of this precipitation not making it to the ground a few sprinkles at best. the clouds have already rolled in to the delaware valley. right now it's 46 in philadelphia. 43 in reading. 44 in wilmington. so temperatures fairly uniform from north to south. but look to the south of us. in richmond 59. 59 in pittsburgh. even in cleveland it is 58 degrees. so the warmth is coming. tomorrow morning in philadelphia, we'll start the clock off at 7am we'll have a southwesterly wind the temperature will be 42. watch what happens by noon. we're up to 60 along the i-95 corridor. through philadelphia and wilmington. 62 in millville. 50 in allentown. but northwest winds kick in with a cold front a

right now. >> why kathy really left. and who is filling in now that the panel is down to two. >> then, we're with the gang from empire. ♪♪ >> the show's soundtrack topple madonna's album? >> she will always be the queen. >> i better get to singing. i need a track. i need a grammy. >> as the president and first lady hit hollywood. >> that's pretty good. >> we spent the day with lucky magazine's editor and chief. how does it feel to be the anna wintour of the digital age? >> crazy day. >> plus, cybill shepherd's new faith-based movie. what she's telling us about her own religious experience. >> does chris have two left feet? we're inside his lasttminute dancing rehearsal. >> you got to go home. >> watch outt chris. >> now, "e.t.," maybe don't bet the farm on chris. hi, everybody, thanks so much for joining us. we're in front of the news making headlines right now. >> let's catch you up to speed. here's tonight's top story. kathy griffin quits fashion police. >> fashion police is definitely in cry sils right now. in crisis

the kathy?s temperatures plunge below freezing and a winter weather advisory goes into effect tomorrow for snow sleet and freezing rain. i'll have details coming up. and the posting to videos to porn sites among the target dressing rooms at a very popular local shopping mall. >>> 110 million year-old fish fossils, in wilmington? it turns out they are not supposed to be there so the the fbi is sending them back to brazil, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we begin with breaking news, out of montgomery county at 6:00 o'clock tonight. we are looking live at a sheet metal plant that is burning at this hour, chopper three is live over is what now a three alarm fire at trico metal products in the 2300 block of winddot road in upper more land. police tell news one was in this building when flames broke out so that is certainly good news but you can tell this fire is fully involved at this particular facility right now. the fire is burning through the roof an inside of that home, fire figh

kathy? foggy across the delaware valley. hard to make out the casinos in atlantic city just lost in the fog. even from our cbs3 sky deck usually we see the skyline but not tonight. we do have that dense fog advisory in effect for most of the region till 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. and we're talking about fog that will reduce visibility to a quarter mile or less. look at the numbers. a third avenue mile in allentown reading and lancaster half mile in the poconos. half mile in trenton. down to a mile and a half in wilmington even in our suburbs right now in quakertown visibility is at zero. it will continue to be poor overnight. on storm scan3 this is part of the puzzle the rain it will be breaking up overnight. but we have that warm moist air sticking over us over that cold snow pack especially to the north and west and creating dense fog. through the overnight, visibility quarter mile or less. this continues that was the morning rush. slow down use though low beams an allow extra time to get to work and school come tomorr

meteorologist kathy orr is live on the the skies deck with her umbrella up trying to stay dry, hi kathy. >> one minute it was dry and cloudy, next minute was pouring, chris. it will be that type of evening, spotty showers and a few downpours here and there but the real heavy rain will move in during the day time tomorrow. the warmth as well. during the evening temperatures will be pretty much steady a cross the delaware valley. you can see the numbers. we will be seeing conditions that will be changing across the region. the right now blue representing, some cooler temperatures, 32 in the poconos, allentown 40. reading 40. right now 43 degrees in wilmington. forty-seven in millville with milder air to the south. first forecast shows damp weather right through the evening, patchy fog at 9:00 with temperatures staying in the mid 40's and really climbing overnight. as you can see on storm scan three showers moving through the region right now through philadelphia, parts of the lower montgomery and bucks county. they will pass through and behind them some drying conditions, but the patchy f

meteorologist kathy orr is standing by, kathy. >> chris, is that the $64,000 question. >> maybe more. >> maybe million? >> lets look behind me. our eyewitness weatather watchers are saying we have unis, we have cold, we have to work on temperature department. we are looking at temperatures in the 20's every where, near bensalem, steve reporting a temperature of 22 degrees and saying not much win barometric pressure falling but should be rising as high pressure takes control of our weather. that is why we are seeing colder temperatures. carolyn reporting a temperature of 26 degrees in philadelphia beautiful sunny, but crisp and a cold day. here are pictures she sent us from the city of philadelphia you can see ice sickles, be careful, make sure lou above before you enter a building because that warm heiress scapes buildings, forms ice and with warmer weather they will be breaking off. take a look at a beautiful scene, snow on the board, some establishments opened on the boardwalk in ocean city and gorgeous sunset. just think it won't too long until that san instead of snow. that is wha

. >> kathy, thank you. >>> weather may have played a role in the deadly accident on the the atlantic city expressway which force traffic to detour. this is eyewitness cam video from the westbound lanes in hamilton township. the it involves one car which caught fire on the grassy area to the side of the road. two people were killed. >>> a lot of people are just saying enough already when it comes to this wintry weather our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live from horsham. alexandria. >> reporter: enough already, especially for drivers out here on route 611 where we are seeing a decent amount of slush. we have learn that there is some people who know how to make the the best of it. only thing spring-like was the way this bunch sprung off the school bus. >> i really expect it to be a little warmer then this. >> reporter: it was a plan half day but some like a surprise some day for students in one bucks county neighborhood. what is the worst part about all this snow. >> it gets yucky and mushy. >> reporter: mushy is a good way to describe blacktop

lets go right to meteorologist kathy orr with what we can expect from this winter storm, kathy. >> good news if you do in the like snow it will in the last that licensing because of the temperatures. as we climb in the 30's and over next couple days in the 40's and 50's anything that falls will be melting. so there is something to look forward to. if you do like snow, well here's one more round. rain on storm scan three but as it encounters colder air in the philadelphia area it will be snow by the time the it arrives tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory posted the with the exception of the three southern counties in new jersey and central and southern delaware. we're talking about accumulating snow on the grass surfaces to start but as we go to the north and west temperatures will be colder and we are going to stay mainly snow. between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. it moves in and then snowing throughout the day, heavy wet snow, rain to the south and moves out in the evening and then turning cooler for friday night. as far as will travel is concern poconos mainly snow, good for the the exten

we will tell you which types of nuts just might help you live longer kathy? >>> tracking some snow, some sleet, and some freezing rain moving our way, as winter weather advisory goes into effect again. i'll show what you to expect tomorrow coming up. >>> eagles sign a free agent and make a call on placing franchise call on jeremy maclin. flyers active prior to the trade ted line, in the n hl. gm ron hextall and a sixers moves, all this and more ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news right now. we are looking live at a three alarm fire that is raging a at a sheet metal plant in montgomery county this is chopper three live over trico metal product in the 2300 block of liondot road in upper more land right off of the pennsylv

kathy? >> in the wake of this storm, in the warm air it will be turning much colder by the time we make it to the weekend. we'll talk bout ups and downs in that seven day coming up. >>> and with all of today's technology it's easy to find yourself getting distracted but there's a new device that claims to give you a window into your brain. it will help you get focused they say. just ahead that new technology that colted let you retrain your br >>> one of the students who was caught on camera leading a racist chant with his fraternity brothers at the university of oklahoma speaks publicly for the first time today. levi pettitte said he was sorry and embarrassed that he took part in that chant. when the individual crow went viral earlier this month the university closed the school's chapter of sigma alpha epsilon. it also expelled pettitte and another student who was leading the chant. >> bottom line the words that were said in that chant were mean hateful and racist. i will be deeply sorry an

meteorologist kathy orr tracking snow headed toward the area. kathy, what's next? >> well we're talking about cold, jessica. right now skies are clear winds have diminished and we're looking at snow by friday morning. right now the storm is really getting its act together drawing moisture from the gulf of mexico and heading into colder terrain. right now the temperature in philadelphia 38. 28 in millville. 23 in the poconos. 28 degrees in reading and look the wind is calm and that will allow temperatures to fall very quickly overnight into the 20s and all eyes on our developing area of low pressure encounter cold air and we will see snow coming in friday morning. that snow will be accumulating on the grassy surfaces at first. it will be slippery during the midday period some slow travel and we are expecting some areas to see a change over to rain from south to north. the question is, how far north does that rain get? the farther north the less snow. right now we're looking at accumulations. we'll talk more about how much you should expect friday coming up with the

meteorologist kathy orr live on the sky deck with the timing here, the kathy? >>> right now chris, we're still seeing the cloud rain is getting closer and it will be here late tonight. take a look at storm scan three, this is a very large storm that encompasses many states. the the rain keeping into baltimore, washington and already soaking rain in pittsburgh. it is in our near future. about the midnight hour we will see rain moving n flood watches and warnings posted all the way up to the closest is central pennsylvania we have a freezing rain advisory in east affect for poconos for a glaze of ice early tomorrow morning. as temperatures are cold there before they warm up. future weather shows cloud thickening up rain moves in around midnight and falls heavier at times through tomorrow morning and then continues through the day time. this is what we expect about an inch of rain in many locations, keeping an eye on uponning and area road and poor drainage flooding. temperatures will be mild in the 50's. so coming up we will talk about when the rain moves out and

we'll begin with meteorologist kathy orr who is tracking these plunging temperatures. kathy? >> right now, chris, worry talking about temperatures that are falling through the teens and they're on their way to record lows across the delaware valley. take a look at storm scan3. we have those clearing skies and with the clearing skies we're talking about cold temperatures. we can already feel it. you mentioned it much the biggest snowfall of the season pretty much everywhere. in philadelphia undoubtedly we had about 4.8-inches a couple weeks ago in one snowfall. now 7.5-inches with this snowfall. other snow amounts pretty impressive. west chester 9-inches. richboro over eight. burlington seven. new castle six and bethlehem 5.3. 22 in philadelphia. 16 in allentown and reading. 13 in lancaster. here's the cold that's coming. state college 11. pittsburgh and cleveland at eight. we'll be close to those temperatures overnight. going for record cold in the city and the our suburbs. the record in philadelphia is 10 set back in 1978. we'll get down to nine the morning wind chill sittin

isabel's principal kathy shoalberg says the bus safety program kicked in after the crash. isabel opened up a security door hussled her fellow students out of the bus and make sure everyone was okay. >> she's an amazing young lady and we are blessed to have her as part of the student body. >> thank you. >> reporter: that 58 year-old bus driver was taken to a local hospital just to be check out for injuries police say he should be okay but he also had some blood work done so investigators could determine his state of mind before he plowed into this home. in the mean too many family will be staying at a hotel tonight. we will have much more from their account from inside the home at 6:00 o'clock. for now we are live from blue bell steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> steve paterson, thank much. >>> commercial air liner on its way from spain to germany crashed in the french alps today and there are no signs of survivors. cbs the news correspondent tina krause has the very latest. >> reporter: this is what is left of the commercial airline their slam in the mountain

helped us to move on with the dig. >> now kathy is doing it again.e remains of another victim the only woman to go home. >> catherine burns is ready to go back to ire land. lately felt this great pull to the one woman one woman and her name happens to be catherine burns. mine is kathleen burns. but what a coincidence. >> reporter: in gratitude she's been given a nail from catherine burns coffin like the one she has from the other immigrants she sent home john rudd dee. it's just so wonderful to touch them. there's like a magic that comes out of them. report roar connections to the past that kathy mcgee burns will treasure forever. >>> chris may, cbs3 "eyewitness news". ♪ >> life coverage of the st. patrick's day parade begins tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. on the cw philly. we'll reair it at 4:00 on the cw and monday morning at 9:00 right here on cbs3. >>> here we go another weekend storm but this one was all rain across the delaware valley and in some spots picking up over an inch and a half of rain as we check in with our weather watchers basically southern

meteorologist kathy orr has the first forecast. that cold front moving through, jess, and we still have some pockets of precipitation and heavy downpours you can see the line of showers and some imbedded thunderstorms. a lot of thunderstorms have passed but we do have a downpour moving through over center city, northeast philadelphia and many locations where you see that bright yellow that is where we're seeing heavy rain. the orange even heavier so in ken zig ton along 95, 676 through south philadelphia through feltonville along route 1 and even scott jersey side palmyra through cherry hill you will see this at least for the next 15, 20 minutes and then it will be moving out. so now through about 3am showers, some downpours. creating some pore drainage as well. between 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. some spotty showers and after 9:00 o'clock this morning we'll be seeing the clouds lingering and it will be much cooler. how much cooler? right now we're on the borderline along i-95 the colder air about to move inform wilmington at 50. phila

kathy? for rain changing over to heavy snow, high impact for morning commute, up to 8 inches, we will show you who will see high's accumulations, coming up. >>> plus new allegations, surface against a local priest awaiting trial on child porn charges investigative reporter walt hunter with new information on that case. >>> at least one life saved and nobody goes through the pain that we have gone through. >>> two mothers made it their mission to keep their son's memory alive. we are tell you how they are turning tragedy in who hopeful giving on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> we will begin tonight with our eye on the storm it has been a rainy day in the region but rain will soon turn to snow. we will be swooping our umbrellas for shovels, winter just does not want to leave us just yet. good evening, thanks for being with us, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. we have live team three coverage as we get ready for this winter storm. we will begin with meteorologist kathy orr tracking the timin

darrell kathy with charged be dui and aggravated assault. police say the other officer found him in a marked police cruiser with three flat tires and bent rims just after midnight. when he took him into custody, he was the one attacked. monique braxton has been digging on the story all day. and you can tell us you are live at police headquarters, what you've learned. and that was not his first brush with the law. >> i can tell you back in 2011 when he was charged with a domestic violence incident the police commissioner dismissed him. but he won the job back through arbitration. and he was reinstated in 2013. this is the reaction we received at the home of philadelphia officer darrell kathy. >> talk to me about what happened to him last night. >> i can't talk. >> do you know what happened last tightnight to him. >> but one neighbor is talking. >> are you surprised he would be on the job and charged with dui. >> no. a spokesman tells he was outside when police noticed him parking a the marked vehicle with three flat fires and bent rims. and t

kathy and devon are not only lovers, they're loan sharks. >> whatever you give them they, they owe you double. i started out with $10. put the 10 out, pulled in 20 the next week. put the 20 out, pulled in 40 the next week. i just kept doubling until i got on my feet and got stable. and it's a good hustle. mostly everybody in here has some type of hustle. because, i mean, a lot of people don't have help from home. you have to survive in here. prison is not free. they give you three meals a day and a bar of state soap and that's about it. >> your food if you don't want to eat what's in the dining room. you pay for it. if you don't have anybody on the outside sending you money. the only johns here you can make money off of is probably 40 cents a day. 40 cents a day will never support you. people do all kind of stuff to make hustles. they don't have somebody on the outside. there is all kinds of hustles. loan sharking is one of them. >> but the loan shark lovers insist they never use muscle to extract payment. >> if somebody doesn't pay me, i generally just -- i mark it up as a loss. i jus

kathy?in weather we're talk big a writ of changes. we have a mid week surge surgeon in temperature but we will see that wet weather make a return with some rain a good deal of it, and then here we go again a cold blast for last weekend in march. it will be easy to say good bye to this month. ill will's have details in the seven day forecast later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks very much. >>> unfortunate case for deja vu for car owners in a northeast philadelphia neighborhood. vandals strike for second time in the month smashing windows and ripping air bags from cars. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao spokes to residents in rhawnhurst about these bold thefts. >> i looked out to only see two guys with a flashlight near my car and i screamed to my husband joe, someone is trying to take our care. >> reporter: rude, awakening for half dozen drivers in rhawnhurst monday morning. up before the sun only to find their driver side window smashed and in many cases their air bag rip right from