kathie is a strong advocate for children, families and also for the teachers. i have been working at treasure island as a lead teacher for almost two years and through my previous experiences with other directors, i have never met a director with so much passion and knowledge about what is best for the children, i'm extremely expressed with the way kathie runs the program here especially since this is the diverse, high risk population where most of the families have experienced homelessness, domestic violence, substance abuse and/or poverty. i wanted to say something about kathie when she was talking about children who have high behaviors that she does not expel them and this year i have experienced that, i am one of the teach esinger of a child that was homeless and did have very high, high behaviors, and dear kathie's persistence and figuring out the solutions that would help out this child, we were able to come up with these wonderful ideas through understoodbacker understanding the social, emotional behaviors of the child, understanding the families and tru

kathy: where does this leave aqap? ambassador bodi: as long as the houthis and the saudis and the central government is spending all its time shooting at it self aqa p can operate with impunity. kathy: taking advantage of the power vacuum? ambassador bodi: taking total advantage. the central government is not focusing on them. the saudis are not focusing on them. if we are concerned about regional stability, we have to have a political solution so that we can get back to the two main issues which is rebuilding yemen as a sustainable state and focusing on al qaeda. and other bad players in the region. kathy: you will have to have riyad and tehran prepared to sit at the table together. ambassador bodi: at least they need to be able to operate in the quarters of the conversations. so what you need to do is find someone in the region who has good relations with iran good relations with the saudis, isn't participant in the coalition fighting and there is somebody who fits that. an e-harmony personality. that would be oman w

kathy: i agree. i think any kind of challenge is going to be a challenge and there will be i'm sure there will be people asking about the e-mails. just as steve did. i think there will be people asking about kind of that history of lack of transparency. you heard congresswoman wassermann schultz talk about the importance of transparency and that is certainly a criticism that's been leveled at the clintons and, specifically hillary clinton. her desire to kind of keep things secret, to control information, which has gotten her into trouble again and again. so i think anybody who is out there is going to start to raise those questions and that's going to be something that both hillary clinton and the party that i think fully expects her to be the nominee are going to have to negotiate. pedro: to the congressional side, what did she bring regarding the trade discussions especially as they've been going on the last couple days here? kathy: i got the sense that was a lot of dancing around. i think this is

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

we are hoping for a warm up, kathy. >> we will get a warm up. by wednesday, we will get a big warm up. >> i don't think anybody will complain about that one. >> we will turn the tables on the spring season and it will feel much more like may as we head toward the season. take a look at temperatures right now. we are looking at numbers in the 50's. you can see in philadelphia, our art museum looking good this afternoon still cloudy but a week from sunday we will be there for the race for the cure. women of "eyewitness news" will be hosting that. we will look forward to that it. we will look at the cool weather coming tonight and then what is ahead. we have one cold start tomorrow and then it warms up, in the fire risk will be rising. late week rain is a possibility with area of low pressure that is going to be lingering off the coast. we are looking in the 50's. tomorrow morning we are in the 40's. that is a chilly start to the day. watch what happens in the afternoon, temperatures rising in the 60's and some spots maybe even touching 70 degrees.

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the lets get over to kathy orr hoist tracking what we can expect throughout the evening kathy. >> we have a few lingering showers on storm scan three. you can see them right here. that heavy rain that barreled through the city at 3:00 with intense winds has moved long gone toward the north east and off shore. we will see some drying conditions a across the region from the northwest toward the south east as evening progresses but it has been an amazing afternoon throughout the the region. in new castle county heavy rain reported in the other than part of the county but

we've got that story next. >>> kathy?> we are going to be seeing the heat surge through the delaware valley but then it turns into a soaker. we'll show you the details coming up with that seven day. >>> dr. oz is under fire tonight tonight. there are calls to have him removed from one of his posts. we'll tell hugh is behind it and why. >> and country's biggest stars get ready to shine right here on cbs. next hear from the famous hosts on how they plan to deal with 81 of this year's biggest challenges at cm >>> push is on tonight to strengthen security at the white house. steal spikes will soon be installed a top the white house fence in an effort to discourage any potential fence jumpers. those spikes will measure half an inch and be placed at a 5-degree angle. they're have been three white house security breaches just since september. former homeland security secretary and former pa governor tom ridge says they often lead to important lessons. >> we shall not have a failure of imagination. so there was a breach on the co

we have kathy and paul. tech earnings season and why core fundamentals are no longer good enough for investors. it will talk about google and microsoft on the end of this break. ♪ alix: you are watching the tech earning praise on street smart. dig through google's headlines. scarlet: imb wilderness. the only thing google says by way of outlook they see great momentum in mobile advertising and opportunities for brand advisors. not numbers they can get their hands around. the first quarter numbers missing analyst estimates. the mess is what is notable here. analysts rose 13% year on year. cost per click dropped 7%. a vigorous often anticipated. it had been declining. is continues the trend. i'm curious as to why the stuff is rising. even if by a little bit. alix: still with me for in-depth look, kathy and joining us on the phone then does with frost advisors. paul, why is the stock? we are seeing lower cost per click. paul: they are looking through the story here, long-term surge long-term display and growth r

so, kathy, tell me about this. >> right. you know, a couple of years ago, the bay area coalition of child abuse council and several other groups merged and talked about child sex abuse, and this is the campaign they came up with. simple campaign -- enough. enough child sex abuse. and we want to make materials available to parents, to adults, and decided to print the "ten conversations," which were available online. many people can go online, but many of our parents and other people do not go online, so these booklets are available for people to read -- simple, 10 conversations. you can do one a day, one a week with your children and talk about preventing child sex abuse. >> you also have -- what i see here. you've got the calendar that we talked about earlier. you've got a big calendar, you have bookmarks. you have coloring books that are strategic in their message, too. patty, tell me about the coloring books. >> well, the coloring books are an activity that give children an opportunity to relax and share with their parent,

kathy orr staning by in the weather center. it's been very busy night kathy and not over yet. >>> chris and jess, really just beginning in our region. that tornado watch extended through the region until midnight. talk now threat of severe weather continuing with two lines of storms. you saw those pictures of hail from state college this is line of storms that was to the west now moving eastward not severe but a lot of lightning hail and torrential downpours associate with his line. i want to draw your attention down here up the i-95 corridor these storms originated in the ball more washington area. not severe but we are talking about flooding, we're talking about hail and we're talking about damaging winds even though these aren't officially severe we'll track these storms toward the northeast at 35 miles an hour and at that speed, they will be in chester by 11:06. philadelphia by 11:30. cam by 11:36 and in cherry hill, new jersey by 11:53. so you have the heavy rain, you have the gusty winds. you have the potential for hail a

all right, kathy thanks very much. >> a nice forecast for monday. we just need a baseball team. >> they're home. and we have opening day on monday. and normally that's a cause for big celebration around here. >> yes. >> we hope that they can earn our interest. here the guys are returning from spring training. we'll talk about it coming up in spor >>> the phillies are back home from spring training with a pair of exhibition games again the pirates starting tomorrow and opening day monday afternoon against boston. boys are back in town. one a sign of edge of your seat excitement at citizens bank park park. they'll have to earn our interest. low expectations for the season as they start the long journey back to contention. >> i think this year i think kind of the theme. a work in progress and we'll have to try to, you know, show improvement in a variety of areas. but we'll see how the goes. i mean we're relatively healthy and we'll get the season going and see where it goes. >> phillies played their final grapefruit game against the rays rays. herrera

kathy: she expects a multicandidate primary. the fact that she is preparing for debate indicates to me that she thinks hillary clinton will get challenged. how significantly is the question. i thought that was interesting. that and the fact that she would not commit to even barring dark money, not that you can bar third-party money from a campaign but even that, which is really the money you cannot trace at all to a donor, they are not going to say no. steve: she would not go anywhere near a question about hillary clinton's honesty. host: and you pressed her. steve: it is clearly a political challenge now. the notion that polls that are out now don't mean anything -- that is true of horserace polls. it is not true of questions about characteristics. i think the overall impression is that this may be as good as her job gets today. talking to the three of us. the bad election of the last year is in the rearview mirror. she has one candidate running for president. despite these challenges, she still has an edge over any potential r

kathy, thank you. >> two homes teetering on the edge in florence. tonight homeowners evacuated now realizing the dangerous reality their homes are faceing. lynn and chris o'dell says the erosion started two years ago behind their house which sits along the delaware river. that erosion got much worse this week. rain exposed a pipe gushing water down the face of an embankment. >> the hillside is not stable. that the water obviously is continuing to come out of the face and that at some point in time there could be additional failure. >> this is our home. we put a lot of evident into it. i put a lot of love in this house. >> we're both still standing here grace of god and we haven't gotten over and they're fine us at the bottom of the cliff or anything like that. >> county capped the pipe that was leaking water but so far no one offered a remedy to to solve that problem. >>> well knew at 11:00 o'clock tonight the familiar refrain of not in my backyard. some south jersey residents got together tonight discussing a plan to turn a historic piece of proper

kathy is tracking that and what comes next. >> kathy. >> that's right chris. this rain had just not quit. right now through southern lancaster county one more batch of some moderate showers moving through and that could clip philadelphia. a in a break right now in the city. you can see the rain showers through chester county. we will be drying it out overnight. we do expect that rain to come to an end some ponding in the heaviest rain and temperatures will be falling into the 40s but soon we're chasing 70 degrees more on that coming up with that seven day forecast. >> all right, kathy, thanks. also ahead imagine swat team showing up at your house for no reason. it's serious business and now a local lawmaker wants some serious consequences. >>> a surpriseing side effect to a popular painkiller millions take every day. a seat minute foe fenn can dull your pain and can also dull something else. it is something usually done with salute precision. >> usually. but not this time. the daily routine at buckingham palace like you've never seen before and perhaps will ne

kathy orr is live on the skies deck to tell us when we will need that rain gear kathy. >> i know, it is sad but we are in for more april showers but i'll tell you machine may end up being your favorite day of the week and here is why. do you remember last monday it was the phillies home opener and we made it to 75 degrees. today, the the high 75 and next monday even looks like we will be warm, in the 70's. the these numbers the highest of the entire year. southerly wind are the reason y we are keeping it cool with the ocean influence but inland these winds are soaring. right now 27 in philadelphia. seventy-four allentown. cooler through south jersey delaware looking good. 73 degrees. dover the rain is on its way. we have a cold front. weather significantly different behind that front. we will talk about timing the rain that moves in tomorrow. more wind and a cool down in our seven day forecast. i'll have that when i join you inside. for now you back inside to you. >> kathy, thank you. >>> new at 6:00 future of colwyn boro's manager could be decided tonight. paula brown barricaded her

kathy. >> absolutely, chris. now, we have a few clouds rolling in outside now on the sky deck and that's just the beginning. we're seeing them moving in from the south on corm stan three. it will be much cooler really quickly. you can see the rain off the mid atlantic that is courtesy of our coastal low. but things are going to get complicated part one coastal storm moving offshore but part two upper level low that will combine with that storm to keep an on shore flow over us. that translates to cooler conditions and even the threat of rain and wind. tomorrow morning expect temperatures to rise from the 50s into the 60s. but we are going to be seeing conditions change quickly. much cooler air moving in, wind some showers and conditions that aren't that favorable for being outside but then, chasing day. so temperatures fall dramatically and then come back in that seven day forecast. i'll have more on that with that seven day when i join you inside inside. >> kathy, thank. >>> tonight a popular beer is doing away w

kathy. >> this is something we don't see that often around here jess.ight now we're looking at dry conditions with a few showers that was central and western pennsylvania we have this broad area of low pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere pulling down that cold air cold enough for snow showers in the great lakes. we have waves of showers that will be moving through tomorrow and we have a cold front messing through as well. bringing some big changes. now tomorrow morning will be waking up to temperatures in the 40s and some 50's. 43 in philadelphia at 7am. some 50's down the shore and some sunshine but as the day wears on and the heating of the day, we'll have what we call showers. windy conditions some thunder showers upon even small hail. we'll talk about when the heaviest rain will be moving in in your neighbor. it will be feeling more like march and a weekend update a sneak peek if you have plans to be outdoors. all of that later in the broadcast. >> kathy thanks. >>> well it is like christmas in april for eagles fans tonight. the team's 20

kathy: i agree. i think any kind of challenge is going to be a challenge and there will be i'm sure there will be people asking about the e-mails. just as steve did. i think there will be people asking about kind of that history of lack of transparency. you heard congresswoman wassermann schultz talk about the importance of transparency and that is certainly a criticism that's been leveled at the clintons and specifically hillary clinton. her desire to kind of keep things secret, to control information, which has gotten her into trouble again and again. so i think anybody who is out there is going to start to raise those questions and that's going to be something that both hillary clinton and the party that i think fully expects her to be the nominee are going to have to negotiate. paid roe: what did she bring regarding the trade discussions especially as they've been going on the last couple days here? kathy: i got the sense that was a lot of dancing around. i think this is going to be a really toug

kathy. see in you a bit.hank you. >> new tonight we have the video that landed two south jersey police officers in trouble with their own department. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt shows us the tape and tells us why police officers in cumberland contests important everyone sees it. >> reporter: two separate videos showing two millville police lieutenants before they're arrests. lieutenant carl hager is now on paid administrative leave. after his colleagues say he assaulted a customer inside a liquor store. his colleague lieutenant edward, was picked up for dwi in a separate incident outside a popular sports bar over the weekend. >> we did everything that we could possibly do. >> lieutenant jodi far bellow has been on the force almost tempt years and knows both officers personal personally. one was running the dement as an interim chief. he told "eyewitness news" the department took quick action not only to arrest the duo but to make these videos available to the public. >> as long as we get it out to

all right, kathy thanks very much. >> a nice forecast for monday.e just need a baseball team. >> they're home. and we have opening day on monday. and normally that's a cause for big celebration around here. >> yes. >> we hope that they can earn our interest. here the guys are returning from spring training. we'll talk about it coming up in sports. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they

. >> reporter: kathy sanders and her daughter edye lucas watched in anguish april 19th, 1995.ver time, this grieving grandmother became a self-made detective. >> mcveigh drew this. it made her mad. it did. it propelled her to find out the truth. >> she's got fire. >> she's got a lot of fire. >> reporter: army buddies tim mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of killing 168 with their truck bomb. but kathy was convinced evidence of additional conspirators was ignored. >> i was willing to dance with the devil to get to the truth. >> reporter: she pursued witnesses and retraced mcveigh's steps, befriended the bomber's families. >> i remember the day my mom called and she's like, jennifer mcveigh is at my house. and i'm going to bring her over to meet you. >> reporter: all documented in her book "now you see me." >> dear kathy -- >> reporter: through prison letters and visits with terry nichols, kathy's rage transformed. listen to a phone call made public for the first time. >> take care i love you. >> i love you, too. call me again in a few days. >> love you. >> i found that f

the lets get over to kathy orr hoist tracking what we can expect throughout the evening kathy. >> we have a few lingering showers on storm scan three. you can see them right here. that heavy rain that barreled through the city at 3:00 with intense winds has moved long gone toward the north east and off shore. we will see some drying conditions a across the region from the northwest toward the south east as evening progresses but it has been an amazing afternoon throughout the the region. in new castle county heavy rain reported in the other than part of the county but other than that fairly dry cross the region to the north and west of philadelphia chesapeake city 3:01, red lion middletown, east, possibly into salem will you will see those moderate showers. look at these peak wind gusts so impressive, philadelphia a wind gust of 71 miles an hour. we are looking at near hurricane force. 55 miles an hour gusts in allentown 52 in trenton, 48 in new castle, reading a 47 miles an hour gust was these heavy downpours. marry bet from bethlehem sent in this shocking photo of the tree that jus

. >> reporter: good evening, kathy. even though threat for tornadoes is isolated and localized across our area tonight as we kick off severe weather season this is a reminder you want a plan in place if a tornado warning is issued for your area do you know where you aring accounts basement interior room good exercise to prepare if the risk is generally low at least for tonight. still cannot rule that out across the area lets talk about why. as we know sun came out, it is warm and steamy outside. still 74 at the airport. 75 degrees in dover. further north allentown in the lower 60's and notice cool's long the coast as well. we have marine air mass keeping things cooler a and that is more stable along the the shore points. that is why the shore is not included in the tornado watch. you can see how warm around d.c. slightly rain cooled now at 72 degrees. richmond up to 77 degrees. due points are high as well. to points tell us how much moisture is not at months fear. when we have to points in the 60's that is a a moist air

meteorologist kathy orr is tracking dropping temperatures plus chance for showers kathy. >> even of the week will be damp a and dreary. we had a shower earlier but right new we are looking at most of the activity to the west of lancaster harrisburg, baltimore, washington with showers and thunderstorms. for this evening we are cool and breeze which temperatures falling through 50's, mostly cloudy skies will stick around. we have two areas of low pressure coastal low upper level low that will combine forces off shore tomorrow keeping it cool with that on shore flow. expect more cloud cooler conditions windy conditions and even more rain showers. damp dreary in the seven day getting better heading in to that first weekend of may and then becoming summer -like in the seven day. we will talk about that later on in the the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you. >>> it is the the day eagles fans have been waiting and waiting and waiting for. >> forever. >> big question for so many, will the bird swoop in and steel one of the biggest players available. >> you may have her of him marcus mariota? we hav

kathy had to tell her family. >> it was more than the flowers.was really upset. >> reporter: she tried to contact the florist but no one picked up the phone. she wondered what if she hadn't been at the service. >> i would have never known that had he they didn't receive the flowers. >> reporter: kathy contacted 7 on your side. we found out the florist is not a flower shop in san jose. it's a company in southern california, and it has an "f" rating with the better business bureau bureau. with many customers saying they never got their flowers either. however, after kathy disputed the charge amy florist did refund her $152 right away. and the company e-mailed 7 on your side saying those flowers were indeed delivers a day ahead as requested but could have been misplaced. the company said there are many reasons why someone might believe the flowers weren't delivered at a funeral. they could have been delivered to the flower room and the funeral staff failed to move them to the fawn raluneral service. kathy says she'll never have that day back but her

meteorologist kathy orr is joining us. kathy, what can we expect?t it's a crazy afternoon and evening. across the east we're talking about a severe weather threat that expands from 700 miles. these pictures just in from georgia show large hail and damaging winds. this is just the beginning as a cold front enters an unstable atmosphere. it's been warm. it's been humid all day and these storms are popping up on doppler radar. now, we had tornado watches and severe thunderstorm warnings extending from georgia through philadelphia. that's over 700 miles as the crow flies. we're talking about 55 million people in the path of these storms. tornado watches have been posted for d.c., baltimore and philadelphia until 10:00 tonight. if this is what the season's going to be like, scott, it's going to be a very busy spring and summer throughout the east. >> pelley: kathy orr of kwy kathy, thank you so much. black friday seemed to come seven months early. target stores were mobbed yesterday for the launch of their lilly pulitzer line of beachwear. the web site w

meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck. kathy, you have your coat on. you are also tracking how cold it will get tonight. >> absolutely, more widespread freeze overnight tonight guess contact the wind continue to gust to 30 or 40 miles an hour at times. we are going to be seeing more cold air but the the big question remains what about the weekend. look at the the gust as cross the region. right now in philadelphia wind are gusting to 28 miles an hour. thirty-three in wilmington. thirty in the poconos. gusting to 35 miles an hour in atlantic city airport. now the freeze is going to be widespread. you can see to the north and west of philadelphia and south and a east, that dark purple is where we will be eag temperatures below freezing, frost advisory in philadelphia and state of delaware, for temperatures that will be in the mid 30's. come tomorrow morning temperatures will range between about 27 and 32 degrees. you have to protect any sensitive plants or vegetation because of these cold temperatures. waking up to 35 in philadelphia, 32 allentown. only

thanks, kathy. this one over here, this one appears to be charlie, new, too. 69 in vallejo at this hour. the barometer is steady. good call there because that means that the low pressure that we're anticipating to move through the bay area tonight is still on the approach. right now cloud cover looking out towards the golden gate bridge. temperatures have been steady all morning long. but now jumped up to 57 degrees in san francisco from 55. and it is now 65 degrees in santa rosa where we do have some sunshine. the sun is breaking through the cloud cover a little earlier today due to a southwest breeze to 15. clouds stack up next to the coast during the afternoon hours. but you will see some partial clearing from time to time. now, on the approaches, this area of low pressure right here, as this descends on the bay area, we have a slight chance of a shower over our local mountains. let me show you. there is futurecast. between 5 to 7 p.m. in lake county, we could see a hit-and-miss splash-and-dash o

for more on that we will send it back inside to kathy. >> what a beautiful day indeed. behind me a pretty picture of the schuylkill river and boat house row and water very calm skullers on the river enjoying their brilliant sunshine and warm afternoon temperatures. something we have in the seen much this spring. temperatures will continue to stay mile throughout this evening and then changes move in. take a look we have two components part one is this coastal low that is developing nor'easter we have been talking about for past several days. part is two upper level low pressure system that will combine with this system and kind of kick it out a little bit more out to sea. thinks our dominant low pressure system and one that will keep it cool, keep that on shore flow and that moist weather, in our region for the next couple of days. so one thing we will be seeing is cooler temperatures over next couple days, more cloud moving in thursday, and even more on friday, gusty wind certainly by friday and a few isolated showers in the forecast. so not a significant impact, but i

however, after kathy disputed the charge, amy florist did refund her $152 right away.g the flowers were delivered a day ahead as requested but could have been misplaced. the company said there are many reasons why someone might believe the flowers weren't delivered at a funeral. it could be that they were delivered to the flower room and the funeral staff failed to move them to the funeral service. kathy said she'll never have that day back, but her brothers ashes will be scattered in his homeland of fiji along with more flowers. >> state law bars a florist from using a city name unless they have an address there. that's to prevent online flower companies from luring customers who want a local florist. amy florist said they don't use a city name in their business title and they have a network of floor of thes in each city. and bottom line, look for a physical address for a florist if you want a local florist. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> 6:40 is our time. lisa, we talk about the new normal being the warmer or mild temperatures but now it's back to what shou

how long will it last kathy. >> the good news it will stay mild. the bad news is clouds are already taking over and the rain is coming next. i think this morning into the afternoon the best part of what we are going to see, when you look at the next couple of days. it will be mild. take a look at the high temperatures. plenty of sunshine to go around today and that was key to this forecast. philadelphia 67. pair of 60's in wilmington. trenton 65. atlantic city at the airport. sixty-two down the the shore only in the 40's because of the cool ocean water temperatures. the wind gusting past 30 miles an hour sustain out of the southwest in philadelphia and wilmington at 20 miles an hour. it will stay wind think evening. here comes the rain. not a lot of rain all at once but period of rain will be moving in tonight and going through the day tomorrow but if you are stepping outside this evening here's what you can expect. windy conditions at 7:00, up creasing cloud. fifty-eight at 9:00 p.m. at 11:00 a chance of the spotty shower. temperature at 57. how l

meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with that and more in your first forecast kathy. >> thank goodness chris, this dreary weather will come to an end but good news it is relatively dry you this the philadelphia area so any afternoon or evening activities, are a go, south jersey and delaware a different story. we have some heavy rain to talk about really focused through parts of the cumberland county, cape may county and central and southern delaware. you will see pockets of yellow and orange heavy downpours and they are come to an end this evening. heavy amounts throughout the day in places like georgetown and dover, cape may over a half inch, millville .4 and you can see in wilmington only a tenth of an inch of rain. additional rain a few spritzes in philadelphia that is just about it. less than .2 in south jersey but extreme south jersey and delaware we are talking about up to a quarter inch of rain additional throughout the evening period. the sun will come back tomorrow. temperatures will be up and down, we will address that in the seven day. weekend showers poss

meteorologist kathy orr is on the sky deck with the first forecast. >> jessica, wind has pick up. we are talking about wind gusting to 30, 35 miles an hour and late this afternoon it seems to be swirling on the sky deck. those wind will continue. right now temperatures are around the region and steady in the 60's with the exception of the poconos. a lot of mixing in the atmosphere with these windy conditions and that is why we have had steady temperatures. our wind are more southeasterly right now. philadelphia is sustained at 21 miles an hour. that is the high of the the day as far as sustained wind or sustained at 15 in the poconos, 16 in atlantic city which much higher gusts. storm scan three you can see clear skies right now some showers to the west, they will die after sunset, and we are looking at an area of low pressure over the great lakes and that continues to spin bringing in the threat of showers, and during the day tomorrow, even some thunder showers. the these are going to be diurnal in nature and what that means is morning cloud increase, by noon, we will be seeing s

we will look at that with your seven day forecast. >> that sound like a plan, kathy, thanks very much. >>> there was a major secure scare in washington today when a small manned aircraft landed on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. we can show you amateur video of that landing. you can see aircraft there flying low over the national mall. all of this forced a temporary will be down of the capitol visitors center and also closed several streets the the the pilot has been identified as doug hughes a mailman who reportedly flew to d.c. to send a message about campaign finance reform. the faa says that this area was restricted air space and that the pilot, did not have permission to fly there. >>> they will have much more on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley including some new details about the the man arrested. their broadcast is right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> investigation is underway into this crane accident in monroe township gloucester county. chopper three over mallaga rode around noon time today. you can see that crane veered off the road and partially tippe