that rahel solomon cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much. reminder you can see all of the election results on our website just go to cbsphilly.com. >>> a woman in delaware and two pennsylvania residents have contracted the zika virus. the delaware and pennsylvania divisions of public health say all those infected traveled to areas affected by the outbreak. the mosquito bourn illness is general meal but can cause birth defects when it infects pregnant women. >> anything which has a potential life threatening effect on our unborn babies is major concern and we need to take it seriously. but i don't think it's time to panic. >> it matters to everyone not just pregnant women. this is something four my patient that is are traveling i definitely want to have conversations about them where they're traveling, the level of risk where they're traveling to and coming back from different places. >> dr. went on to say, we shall all be vigilant as we continue to learn more about the virus. experts here say zika is not as big of a threat as it is in latin

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joining us outside the store in south philly. i know you spoke with a work beer what caused that woman just bizarre outburst, rahel? >> good afternoon, that worker tells me this incident left his manager with stitches. and it was ought caught on camera like the one behind me, and he says it was all apparently over a dollar and 76 cents. take a look at this surveillance video that philadelphia police released. now there is was the morning of february 12th, shortly before 7:00 a.m. see the suspect in the parking lot of the dunkin' donuts, and a dark color sedan. possibly a ford tour us. she placed her order, but then there is apparently some confusion because the worker tells me the total was 5.76. the suspect apparently claims she only had $4. it is at this point where the suspect appears to get very upset, began throwing the tip jar, the food on the counter, she knocks over the display case, the worker said she is now cursing at him and his manager, before she finally takes off. now the worker says when the suspect through the tip

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live at polling place in manchester, new hampshire, where people are out and about doing their civic duty. rahel? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, that's right. this afternoon, we are here at the websters school, one of 12 polling sites, in the city of manchester, the state of new hampshire's largest city. take a look behind me. i have to tell this is actually smaller than what we have seen today but officials here telling me that they have seen strong numbers as of about 20 minutes ago. officials telling me they've already had 180,061 people show up, and of course we're expecting record turn out numbers across the state. so what we're seeing here, we are probably seeing across the state, as well. now, part of what makes new hampshire politics so interesting for many, is how many undeclared voters they have by some estimates, 40 to 45% of voters are undeclared, and what that means is that those voters can come here today, to polling site like this, and they can decide which primary do they want to vote in. do they want to vote in the republ

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon takes us to the colored girls museum. >> reporter: behind this gate, just down the path, inside this germantown three story a collection of a celebration, of colored girls. >> you will find everything from straightening comb, to like pot theory, to works of art, to clothing, ironing board, washing board, any number of really beautiful and interesting things. >> reporter: at the colored girl museum, no two things are exactly the same because you no two perspectives are. >> all of the rooms in this house have been converted into stories, and install haitians, by artists from the community who are here to tell different store business stroud ought nature i colored woman in their lives or themselves through their work or through objects, that have been submitted into the colored girls museum. >> reporter: founder, shown here, says that the thought of such a museum has been with her since her college days at wesleyan university. the since the fall of 2015, the museum, which is also dubois home has sat in the physical form on new hall street. while it

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live in manchester new hampshire where last minute voters are lining up to cast their ballots tonight, hi there, ra hell. >> reporter: hi, jessica from manchester new hampshire, that is right, we have been traveling to different polling locations and earlier it was looking steady, but take a look now, this line now stretching far outside of the polling location, and with some folks here telling me that they have pneumonia waiting for 40 minutes or more. >> marco. >> rubio. >> reporter: it was down to the wire for candidates on tuesday, with just hours to go, presidential hopefuls and their campaign, used every moment to try to persuade voters, as it turns out last minute pitches to work. this bernie sanders voters said she made her decision at literally the very last minute. >> honestly i was than the deciding until i get in there. >> reporter: this chris christie supporters said he was sold after saturday night's debate. >> i heard about governor christie's arguments in the debate and like senators, governors have to make decisions and that

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rahel solomon will have live reports throughout the day and night to tomorrow. >> you heard indicatealk about it at the top of our brad cast. jet stream playing a crucial role in the wint storm she's tracking right now. >> it doesn't just affect the weather. it can affect travel. what exactly the jet stream? nicole brewer went to an expert to find out. nicole. >> i have to tell you i didn't have to go too far to finder that expert. she actual the work right here in this building. sitting across from me i'm talking about the lovely kate bilo who answered tonights' question. it came from brine from center city. he asked, what is the jet stream? is it a good question, brian. let's fine out. ♪ >> reporter: what's a jet stream? >> oh, that has to do with the cold air coming from the arctic. >> i don't know. something with water. >> has to do with planes not specifically with planes. >> we hear it all the time. >> what is it? >> jet stream. >> i have no idea. >> jet stream is a concentrated area of strong winds in the upper levels of the atmosphere. >> kate bilo is our chief meteorologist

around the nation by highlighting accomplishments of extraordinary african americans. >> as our rahel solomon reports black history at one school is not the just part of the curriculum in february, it is taught every single day. >> we are african-american. >> reporter: at haramba institute in west fill the day starts like many other people around the country with a pledge but look a little closer. >> we are future leaders. >> reporter: this pledge is the emotion circle and teachers here aren't mr. and mrs. >> they call the female teachers momma, i am momma karen. so these are my students, but they are my children. >> reporter: charter school founded in 1997, was pennsylvania's first african centered charter school. the teachers here at ha theramba isn't about exclusion but it is about inclusion and part of that is including black history month all year long. >> so much of the other messages that they get really are inaccurate reflections of who they are, and miss perceptions or misconceptions about what they have done. >> reporter: so to perhaps to correct those misconceptions student are tau

i'm rahel solomon monday. meteorologist justin drabick is on the cbs3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. what a seven-day. >> there's big changes coming up in our forecast. if you don't like the cold today is really the worst. each day gets little bit warmer as we head to march. but this morning, temperatures well into the lower 20's in a lot of suburbs, at least the skies are clear and the wind has backed off. so it's a little bit more comfortable outside. we don't have the nasty windchills like we had yesterday morning, 29 though the actual temperature at the airport in philadelphia. low 20's in parts of interior south jersey, millville checks in at 22. it's 19 in mount pocono. 23 in doylestown. mid 20's quake he town and in wool, they're the windchill values. winds are under ten miles per hour but it's enough of a wind to bring those wind chills down to the teens in spots. it feels like 14 on exposed skin in millville. stormscan 3 nice and quiet. that's what it will be like throughout the entire weekend. few

rahel solomon will have more live reports for you tonight here on cbs-3. >> well, out of respect for his co-stars, actor sylvester stallone is considering skipping the ross scars for lack of diversity, stallone received best supporting actor nomination for his role in creed, stallone says he owes his nomination to his african-american director, for the second year in a row, all of the nominees in the acting categories are white. >> i do believe that things will change, it was just a matter of time, and eventually all town will rise to the top. all talent will rise to the top. >> some feel yesterday director ryan, and actor michael b jordan, both of whom were blab -- black, were snuffed by the academy. >> coming up senate vote expected tomorrow on whether or not to remove embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >> we'll tell you what she is saying about that vote, also, ahead, gunfire breaks out in the parking lot after busy delaware restaurant. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> and, right now let's take you back outside. live look at center city from the

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good morning it is sunday february 7th i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. we want more on this breaking news. reporter tim jimenes joins us from the phone. tim, good morning. >> they were towed from the site of the crash on lincoln drive but as we mentioned it all started 4 miles way in overbrook. the 60th and lancaster where a car dragged an officer that happened about 3:30 this morning. now police say that officer is fine, not the seriously hurt and within a half an hour of that happening investigators say that car was spotted at monument and city a avenue and soon after that police say that car crashed into another vehicle on lincoln drive. now police say, excuse me, police say one man was taken in custody at the site of the crash. in one taken by ambulance, and it is not clear what exactly started this whole incident that had the officer being dragged in offer brook and ending with that crash on lincoln drive. reporting from 19th police headquarters tim jimenes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tim, thanks very much. certainly relieved that officer is oka

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good morning i'm rahel solomon.ustin drabick is outside on the sky deck with eyewitness weather and justin february ending on a warm note. >> not feeling like february, talking about spring like temperature for the next several days. yesterday, it was below average, temperatures in the mid 40's but now we're dealing with full sunshine this morning. you can feel difference. wind is kicking up but it is wind that will cause the milder air. lets check out temperatures, yesterday at this time we were in the lower 20's, now up to 36 at the airport. thirty-three wilmington. the south jersey chill any millville coming in at the 32 degrees. some suburbs, slightly below freezing in some spots. doylestown, pottstown, coming in at 31. there is wind from calm to 10 miles per hour out of the southwest, so this time of the year it the is all about sky conditions. we have got the sun and all about wind direction. it the is out of the south. that brings in warmer air. storm scan three is quiet. we will have a passing cloud from tim

i'm rahel solomon. thanks for being with us on this saturday. meteorologist justin drabick is outside on the sky tech with eyewitness weather. justin, do you even need a jacket in this kind of weather. >> no jackets certainly this afternoon for sure. almost want to break out shorts when we talk about april-like temperatures. you can feel the difference outside right now. win is kicking up but that is what is responsible for bringing in the milder air. it is not the warmest 60-degree day we will see but it is much better than what we were dealing with last saturday and wind will make it chillier at times but check it out, already compared to yesterday at this time. nineteen to 23 degrees warmer. there is that warming trend underway, we had a warm front moving through. forty-three in wilmington, philadelphia and dover, delaware. thirty-one in mount pocono the coldest spot. the suburbs are well above freezing. thirty-seven in quakertown. 42 degrees in mount holly, new jersey. there we go, storm scan three the warm front to our north where we see sn

i'm rahel solomon.is shot in the point breeze section of philadelphia. police say shots were fired around 3:30 this morning, on the 2300 block of morris street. now, you can see in this video, the front of the cab looks pretty banked up. the cab driver working for the company 215-get a cab, was taken to the hospital. police say he is in stable condition. so far however no arrests have been made. now, we turn to weather, meteorologist, justin drake bye with a preview of the forecast. >> nice early february day. shaping up even tomorrow even milder. getting close to 50 degrees. a loft sunshine right now, some clouds will start to roll in later this afternoon, but still, call it partly sunny, there you go, storm scan3 nice and quiet. that is the trends today, and tomorrow, look at the high temperature, up to 46 degrees with sun and clouds, philadelphia, that's above average. low 40's at the shore. mid 30's, up in the poconos, and now here is the he can tended forecast near 50 tomorrow in the sun. we bring

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is at philadelphia police headquarters with unique way officers in our area in solidarity with the fallen officer, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, you said it this happened in virginia and yet police officers i spoke with today say it hurts all the same. now they have taken to social media to stand in solidarity with their officers in blue. >> you can go from a day of, adult uneventful day, to fighting for your life. >> reporter: it was her first shift, her very first day on the job, and it would be prince william county officer ashley guindon's last. >> i don't know where the subject is. >> reporter: guindon was killed at the day responding to a domestic incident. it happened in virginia, yet officers here in our region, say it hits too close to home. >> it is a tragedy like this, a young lady, young police officer, it is gut wrenching. >> it touches everybody across the country. >> reporter: separate by more than 100 miles, officers are standing with guindon's collogues through power of social media law enforcement from our region taking to twitter

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is out identify store and tells you why workers say this case the the customer isn't always right, rahel, good evening are the. >> reporter: this one worker tells me it was absolutely horrible. said this woman was cursing at him, throwing things including the tip jar and it was all caught on their surveillance cameras. you might say that this woman woke up on the wrong side of the bed, friday, february 12th. it is about 6:50 in the morning before many are even a awake. watch a philadelphia police say that she attack a dunkin' donuts worker. >> crazy. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: it happened at south philadelphia store on 15th and washington avenue. surveillance shows as the enraged woman throws a tip jar some doughnuts, and even begins flipping over a display case. dunkin' donuts worker tells me that the manager had to receive stitches because of the attack, police say woman was dissatisfied with the service. the workers involved says it was actually because the total was more than the woman expected. how much more? $1.76 more. >> she knew she pr

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us from manchester where cold could not put a chill on the turnout, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: hi there, ukee, good evening from new hampshire. less than two hours until polls close and take a look behind me where we're starting to see the lines stretch outside of this polling location, and as folks here in new hampshire leave work at four or 5:00 we are expect to go see a lot more of that as folks try to get their vote in. >> in a state already known for high primary participation. >> new hampshire does have a reputation of being a hyperactive political state because there is an election every year. >> reporter: state officials say turnout tuesday could be a record set ther. eighty-four year-old ivan wheeler says she has been voting in the primary every four years, since she has been allowed to vote. >> i want to live in the country i'm voting for and if i don't vote, i have no right to say something about them. >> reporter: for 18 and 20 year-old friend these two friend, this was their first time. what made you decide to come out

. >>> today is sunday, february 21st, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. the lets turn it over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and another relatively warm day in store. >> it is amazing how warm 60 degrees feels. get to come out of hibernation and enjoy it. >> i saw people in t-shirts. >> t-shirts and shorts. you will see that again today. i don't think we will hit 60's but 50's is not bad. >> we will in the complain. >> we will talk about that later today. we will need your umbrella a few times over next several days but yesterday just amazing. hopefully you had a chance to be outside enjoy it, and still february. don't worry about yard work and cutting grass. mid 60's, buckingham township, pottstown 65 degrees. philadelphia officially at the airport coming in at 60. that is 15 degrees above average for philadelphia. forty-two right now at the airport. thirty-four in allentown. nice somewhat mild start to the morning and we should be in the 20's for this time of the year with the le temperatures and not even, freezing around philad

. >>> today is sunday february 21st, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's turn over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and still a little bit of warmth and sunshine. >> not as warm as yesterday with the mid 60's in some spots. >> incredible. >> but we will will take 50's. >> yes, not even complain about it. >> no, not at all, even this week it is not that bad. we will bring in another storm, bringing in rain, we will talk about that in a bit. there is chance of rain today and may spoil your plans, if you had outdoor plans over parts of the delaware valley. let's break things down. check out these high temperatures soaring in the mid 60's. buckingham township topping the list at 66 degrees. even in the lehigh valley, bethlehem 64 for the high. north cape may coming in at 62 and officially at philadelphia international the airport 60 degrees. cool start to the sunday morning, lower 40's at the airport. same deal in trenton. dover, delaware up to 47 degrees. if you are in protect areas from the wind temperatures are able to drop down

. >>> it is sunday, february 21st good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. i want to start first with weather, justin drabick in the eyewitness weather center. >> we have a spring feel like. yesterday was amazing. we made it to 60 degrees. every reporting pennsylvania station hit 60's. we will keep that warming trend today and bring in changes for workweek. we're tracking rain later on this morning it is not that bad waking up with temperatures a little cool in the 30's to 40's but we have clear skies right now, but that changes this afternoon. some clouds will roll in and we will talk about rain for part of the delaware valley. not everybody sees it today but check it out, outside getting ready for a nice sunrise in less than an hour. live look at center sit the which clear skies. temperatures in the 50 in the city and colder suburbs we are in the the 30's. so lets go to our neighborhood network, check it out we are looking at 46 degrees in cinnaminson. in norristown, audubon elementary school at 40. wayne, saint david's golf club checks in at 51. we have a

. >>> today is sunday super bowl sunday february 7th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. first most important thing super bowl sunday what will weather be like. the here's justin drabick with the forecast. >> great looking forecast. we were talking about last time were you here you were making pancakes. i have a bone to pick with you. clean up your mess. >> you found my syrup. >> how long has that been here. >> it has been sitting over there. there was butter too. >> you can they the butter out. >> start cooking it up again for us. >> of course, we are looking at a great forecast, lots of sunshine, temperatures are mild, you don't like cold weather, enjoy today, that will change we are talking about a little bit of snow. cold morning, clear sky, calm wind. thirty at the a airport in philadelphia. twenty-two in allentown. mid 20's in mount pocono. great for frost off the cars this morning with the calm wind. twenty-one in quakertown and pottstown. compared to yesterday kind of the same deal at this hour. temperatures right where they were 24 hours ago. the win

. >>> today us sunday, february 28th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. lets turn it over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather, and justin chillier even to the week but good amount of sun now. >> march comes in like a lion? not so much this year. quiet and feeling more like april. >> yes. >> skipped over march. >> we have something for everybody this weekend. it was cold yesterday. we had highs in the 40's below average today up around 60 degrees for some spots across the delaware valley and already we are seeing that trend for that warmer air starting to move back in. we will look at the changeover the past 24 hours. yesterday we were in the lower 20's. new we are running eight to 13 e sign of that mild spring like air mass continuing to pump in the delaware valley because of the southwest wind flow. well a above freezing, approaching 40 in south jersey and millville and airport in atlantic city. forty-three in wildwood. suburbs are now above freezing, 35 in doylestown. wind up to 10 miles an hour out of the southwest and it will be br

. >>> today it is saturday february 20th good morning i'm rahel solomon. thanks for being with us on this mild saturday. let's turn it over to just continue drabick with eyewitness weather and more on this mild forecast. >> we deserve this break. >> we do. >> last week even was crazy cold. temperatures got in the mid 20's. >> all bundled up. >> now we have to ditch the layers. >> for now. it is still february. let's bring you back in here, reality check. we have april like numbers today. potential to reach 60 degrees in some locations. the weekend has rain coming in the forecast. enjoy today. even right now noticeably different as far as temperatures go. 44 degrees already at the airport in philadelphia 39 in allentown. we are at freezing in mount pocono. good day for skiing and riding. snow will be soft, the at least no icy conditions to tiehl with up in the poconos on the slopes. thirty-nine, doylestown 44 degrees in, palmyra, new jersey. is there storm scan 3a couple of maybe some light freezing drizzle overnight in the poconos. that is gone. it is actu

. >>> good morning it is sunday february 7th, i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. we want to get you to tim jimenes from our sister radio station kyw news radio 1060 live outside southwest detectives with the very latest on the investigation. good morning, tim. >>> i think we have tim there. >> we're having a technical glitch. >> all right. we will try to get to tim in just a moment and bring you those updates truth the show. let's check weather now. >> here's meteorologist justin drabick. is the sun up yet. >> in about five minutes or so we will get sunrise. >> sun will go to work. we have temperatures close to 50. not a bad super bowl sunday for sure. you have plans, last minute party favors to pick up, it is looking good out there. enjoy it the now because things change this week. we have another shot of arctic air and in between a little bit of snow to deal w we have temperatures that are coal. teens in the coldest spots, nine in a allentown. twenty-one reading. twenty-three in trenton. we are below freezing at philadelphia at the airport 28 . nineteen in quake

. >>> today is sunday february 28th, just a couple days left, good morning i'm rahel solomon. the lets turn over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and justin ending on a warm note. >> perfect day to end the weekend. we're talking about temperatures close to 60 degrees. the that is typical for april in the late february but now we will take it. >> we will take it. we are in the the time of the year where we will get these stretch of 60's but few days later we will talk about cold air. winter is not over yet. we will talk about that later in the seven day forecast this morning noticeably milder compared to yesterday morning. we were i can wag up with temperatures in the the lower 20's but yet still cold outside. we are at 37 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown right now but everybody is pretty much above freezing, the exception up in parts of the berks county right the now, reading has 28, pottstown 29, it the is below freezing in doylestown. wind are calm to up to 10 miles an hour. we have a breeze at 13, out of the southwest in philadelphia but key thing her

rahel solomon will be reporting live from the granite state starting tonight right here on cbs-3. >>right back. >>> all right, depending on if you are the parent or the kid either excited or not pumped about the snow coming our way. >> exactly, but ears are peck, right? so we've got snow on the way, actually going to be moving in even as early as late tonight. so we'll track that for you coming up here. this is prolonged event, also, a week event. so i'm not specking major snow totals out of this. but what we are going to see certainly is another headache of a storm system. it will not be like what we saw at the end of january, we ended up with 2 feet of snow. but we are going to see quite a bit of time before this thing gets out of here. so we start things first and for most out to the radar, 22 separate systems to track, first pulling away, very nice rotation, we meteorologists just geek out at this stuff. beautiful looking storm, but, it is causing quite a bit of headache across new england. meanwhile here is the one that will have the impact on us tonight into tomorrow. it is not

." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. fire rips through an apartment building in bucks county.he fire broke out inside the fox wood manor apartments, and 2100 block of veterans highway levittown. it didn't take firefighters long to get a handle on the fire. it was contained to two apartments. at this time there are no reports of injuries. the cause, how much, is still under investigation. >>> let's turn now to weather, meteorologist, justin drabick, joining us in the weather center a cool forecast. >> that's right, rahel. pretty much the guess will feel right now, if you step outside, current windchill values in the single digits, real true cold comes in tonight. we talk about that in just a bit. right now the sunshine up, some clouds around, maybe few passing flurries early this morning, looking at center city skyline, palmyra cove. no problems there. storm scan3, couple of flurries passing through southern montgomery, bucks county right now, they'll head into burlington county new jersey within the next half hour but the story, windchill values feeling like pretty much single

our rahel solomon will be there with live reports tonight on cbs-3. >> now, forget superbowl ring. one local woman got an engagement ring during her big game party. >> i'm sure she will take that over the superbowl ring any day, coming up. >> one of the internet favorite ads, we'll show this one starring philly's own kevin heart. >> ♪ >> and, ringing in the new year of the monkey. we will take to you a midnight celebration for the chinese new year. stay with us. >>> explosive performance, featured montage of some of the more memorable superbowl half time shows. after getting one on their feet, she announced her formation world tour. she was wondering, pregnancy, what would it be? good news, she will be in philly at lincoln finance at field june 5th. engagement ring, bridges everyone to their feet at a superbowl party in wilmington, delaware. >> oh! >> noel and greg fervor been together for almost three years. thought everyone was over to watch the big game and celebrate greg finishing his masters degree. then greg called an inaudible and proposed. >> no way, it wasn't going to happ

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomons joins you the with the story on have the local professor with a unique professor, rahel, good evening. >> reporter: beginning. temple professor lauren little was shock justin scalia's death. she remembers him as having a big personality and says that the void he leaves on the u.s. supreme court is equally at large. very few in this world can say they have clerked for a u.s. supreme court justice. temple university law professor, laura little can. >> he was a affable, he was out there, he would talk to you. he went out to the lunch with the the law clerks. >> reporter: it was 1986. professor little was then clerking for the associate justice renquest. so to replace him president ronald reagan tapped new jersey native antonin scalia. >> he had a big personality. >> this is a tremendous blow to conservism. >> reporter: without scalia four liberal leaning justices and four conservative leaning justices make up the court meaning there may be no majority reached on controversial cases until a new justice is confirmed, something that republican leaders

in pottstown, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> look at that cute little face. >> t swift. >> still to come on "eyewitness news", beauty pageant contestants are no stranger to the gym but these miss new jersey hopefuls are working out for more than than dreams of the crown. health reporter stephanie stahl explains the new incentive. >>> quite a birth the day celebration for this bucks county woman. we will show you milestone that she reached and the very special celebration, kate. >>> finally our storm system has moved on out, skies are clearing and we are entering a quiet stretch of weather but even in this quiet stretch we have temperatures that are bit up and down as we head toward weekend, i'll tell you where they go up and down again. i'll he talk about a potential system next week with the seven day, leslie. >>> flyers face devils tonight we will tell you why they are calling it a must win game and pitchers and catchers report to clearwater tomorrow, so how goodwill the pitching indeed be this season. larry bowa will tell us in sports. >>> on the healthwatch tonight,

our rahel solomon is there and you can see her live reports, from new hampshire beginning tonight on "eyewitness news" at ten on the cw philly and then at 11:00 right here on cbs. three. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, aches, pains, anxiety without a doctor, it is not a stretch of the imagination, health reporter stephanie stahl explains the new trend of yoga therapy. >>> and sitting down with philadelphia students, why mayor jim kenney was meeting with teens at a philadelphia high school, kate? >>> and rain and snow showers poised to move in the area within the next several hours and once the rain and snow begins, it may not move out of here until early wednesday morning, coming up with the latest on the winter storm warnings and how much snow you can expect where you are, coming up in weather, leslie. >>> kate, eagles say good bye to wide out riley cooper and villanova says hello to number one, they are now the number one college basketball team in the nation, details coming up in sports. >>> recognized for his contributions, to education, and science. >> doctor fre

we're seeing trump attack him and also rubio last minute ads, strategy behind kasich go on >> our rahel solomonting live from governor chris tie's primary party in the granite state later today on cbs-3. >> the pennsylvania senate scheduled to vote to remove attorney general, kathleen kane, from office. has been without a valid law license sense october. top rap g republican says the vote will take place tomorrow. kane's awaiting trial on criminal charges every leaking secret grand jury material then lying p it under oath. at least 33 yes votes in the senate would be required to remove her. a kane spokesman says the action is unwarranted, and unconstitutional. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, will unveil his budget plan to lawmakers morning, already outlined some of his budget including an additional $60 million for pre kin err garth end programs. he also wants $200 million more for public schools. wolf and republican controlled legislature are still clashing over billions in the current fiscal year. >> right now, 5:16. really the story of the day seems to be snow, but there doesn't seem to

. >> stay with "eyewitness news" tore complete coverage, rahel solomon reporting live from the graniterting tonight here on cbs-3. >> happening today philly's former police commissioner reports from his assign. ment charles ramsey consultant for wilmington police. today he will attends public safety accountability meeting. he and police chief, bobby cummings, will discuss ramsey's role in implementing recommendations from the president's task force on 21st century policing. ramsey co-cared that panel. >>> coming up, the community comes together to help someone who has done so much for others. >> we'll show you how they are helping her in the biggest fight of her life. also? >> ♪ >> i'll still standing ♪ >> oh, just love. >> this it is carpool karioke, does it get much bigger than elton john, hear what elton john admits he does not own that i bet you do. that's coming up. >> ♪ here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it

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good morning it is sunday february 7th i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan.eporter tim jimenes joins us from the phone. tim, good morning. >> they were towed from the site of the crash on lincoln drive but as we mentioned it all started 4 miles way in overbrook. the 60th and lancaster where a car dragged an officer that happened about 3:30 this morning. now police say that officer is fine, not the seriously hurt and within a half an hour of that happening investigators say that car was spotted at nu

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. philadelphia police officer is injured trying to avoid an animal in the roadway. the officer crashed his cruiser in to a polander 3:00 a.m. at the intersection of bryn mawr and parkside avenues. police tell us when an animal ran in front of the officer's cruiser, he swerved and hit the pole. the 45 year old officer is a 20 year veteran of the philadelphia police force. he is in stable condition this morning. >>> now, to eyewitness weather, meteorologist, justin drabick, in in the weather centr with nice warm up in store? >> not so much today, but winds are calming down, seeing a lot of sunshine, but temperatures colds this morning, well below freezing, quiet, at margate right now, live look, and one person out there, walking their dog this morning, as we also look at lake atlantic, ocean conditions pretty much flat a lot of sun, cold, south jersey, temperatures below freezing, 28 in philadelphia, 24 in the lehigh valley, forecast high still few degrees below average today, in the lowe

the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon monday. meteorologist justin drabick is on the cbs sky deck. >> a little dough side effecting here for the start of the weekend. temperatures in the 20's. but by tomorrow, april-like conditions. a little taste of spring coming at us. temperatures below average this morning with the clear skies and calmer winds teens to 20's, 19 in millville, 28 in philadelphia in wilmington, delaware, you guys are waking up to 25 this morning. we are seeing similar numbers in the outside suburbs, 22 mountain holley new jersey, mid 20's in quaker town as well. the good news is the windchills are less than ten miles an hour. currently on exposed skin feels like 18 in wilmington, 19 in allentown and 20 around philadelphia. stormscan 3, we have clouds thinning out. skies will be mostly sunny this morning, few more clouds will pop up during the afternoon, we're dry, we're in a nice quiet weather pattern the next few days. temperatures still below average for late february. high of friday in philadelphia. l

. >>> today is saturday, february 13th, i'm rahel solomon. justin bring brick is joining us now, when will this cold come to an end? >> really tomorrow afternoon, at least start to feel the difference, the winds start to die down little bit. but still cold. >> just little longer snow. >> right. >> nor the real cold. >> exactly, just the weekends, good news next week starting to bring back some typical mid january weather, and here goes the heating bill with this forecast this weekend. i mean, talking temperatures down into the single digits tonight. and then, with the winds it, will feel like maybe minus 15, even around the city. had some light snow through the overnight hours, the arctic front, brinking this core of the coldest air in. and, few heavier snow showers coming across southern delaware right now, maybe cape may, seeing few flurries this hour. you may see passing flurry throughout the day today. windchill warnings, already, in effect for the poconos, windchill values, as low as minus 35, through the weekends, especially later on to

. >> and, today is saturday, february 6th, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon. let's turn to meteorologist, justin drabick. justin, not bad forecast in store this weekend? not at all. groundhog says early spring, but he may be a lie err again. >> he may be a lie err. >> talking about the cold. >> we'll have to wait, see, but, yes, feeling little like spring. next week, different store. >> i cut him some slack. >> all right, all right. >> we've got to get through this morning, a loft cold, 20's, all of the areas here, still below freezing, 30, at the airport in philadelphia, low 20's in allentown and reading so some icy spots potentially the next several hours, watch out. still dark out there, black ice possible, so just be aware that far for the untreated surfaces there. is the change in the temperatures, anywhere from about six to 16 degrees, colder from this time yesterday. part of the reason is we just don't have any clouds. it is clear, we have calm winds, all of the cold air, can just settle in at the surface, so again with the below freezing temperatures,

months a approaching, and beginning of march, women's history month, we traveled to a museum, i'm rahel solomon coming up where this is and what you can find >>> they have no shape, no weight, and in ever changing value, we have information, on why bitcoin will soon have have plenty more fans, in our area "eyewitness news" continues now 59:30, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. installment of the brand new bit kane atm in philadelphia may signal bit coins are here to stay. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on south street the now to explain, why. alex? >> reporter: south street kind of had that underground vibe which makes it seems like the perfect place for an atm that deals in bit coins. now bit coin wasn't -- was a buzz word a few years back but when its value took a dip two years ago many people thought it was over but a a a resurgence seems to come here in philadelphia inserting cash only to have it the disappeared into cyberspace would anger a typical atm user but for bit coin holders that is the goal. >> some people, travel like an hour, just to get

today is saturday, february 6th, i'm rahel solomon. let's turn to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, not quite mild but still pretty decent. >> i think you'll like today. temperatures into the had's, mid even upper 40's tomorrow. that's not bad. forty-two is our average, so for early february we'll take t we'll bring in colder air next week, chance for little more snow, that's right, yes, i said the s word. doesn't look like anything big at this point. we'll back that in a little bit. colds start, check out the temperatures this hour, across the region, we are below freezing everywhere. philadelphia international airport, 27 degrees, 23 up in allentown, 24 in trenton, 30 in the capitol city of delawarement look at some of the suburbs, with the clear skies, calm winds right now. we are dropping into the upper teens right now, in quakertown, 22 doylestown, 24 in willow grove. so there is the change in the temperature compared to this time yesterday. woke up yesterday morning, clouds, some snow around, and it wasn't that cold

. >> today is saturday, february 13th, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon. let's turn straight to weather. justin drabick joining us with eyewitness weather. justin, here with the bitter cold forecast. >> in the like snowstorm where things can change last minute, cold air coming at us. this is the best it will be right now if you step outside. the winds will kick up through the day, core of the colder a ace refers tonight and certainly tomorrow morning. this is what is happening. coldest air of the season so far. and you have to go back to last february at this time when we had temperatures this cold, a lot of windchill advisories will go effect later today. light snow through the overnight. check it out radar, still left over snow showers coming across kent county, delaware, right now, toward dover, smyrna, the actual arctic front that came through, dropped little bit of coating in some spots, late last night, the winds are going to start to kick up, winds advisory, 6:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening, gusts to up 50 miles per hour anywhere across the

stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage, rahel solomon with live report tonight here on cbs turning to our forecast, katie tracking some snow, system we didn't think see coming in this morning. >> , no like i scraped the windshield and i was on my way. >> yes, we had one little bought rolled through on the overnight, now at this point you have to go farther south to find any snow at this point. even little bit of rain out there currently across sussex county, here if philadelphia, really, the rest of the region, not finding much. but through most of delaware, i mean, hey getting hit now with pretty decent swat of moisture. as well as across the bay area into salem cumberland and even cape may, atlantic counties as well. >> this will not necessarily fill in with time, but we will see the lil rounds of light snow rolling through, at any time today, through tonight, it is a large system guys. it is not a strong one, it is definitely not royce tour rich one, but taking it sweet old time to rotate through. that will means all of today and basically all every tonight the potential

"eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live at 30th street station with more on what officials thinkhe damage, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, ukee, amtrak officials confirmed to me tonight that it a appears that i rock struck the train but they have in the been able to say, however, if it a appears someone threw a rock or if something else happened. >> scary just to look at it. >> reporter: up close this picture shows damage to amtrak acela a train number 2222, but look just behind it, and you'll see faces of concerned passengers. the the shock lingering monday for some riders. >> it was crazy. >> glass just burst. >> reporter: late monday afternoon "eyewitness news" learned that it was apparently a rock that struck the train sunday evening that was traveling from washington d.c. to new york city. a spokesmen riding, the investigation has suggested that the damage is consistent with a rock striking the train. taylor lorrens was seats a away from where the train was struck and spoke to our new york sister station. >> a giant boom and it sounded like a tray table had stopped really hard,

. >>> coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon talk to a local law official who cook for scale y she talk about what should happen next on the supreme court. >>> coming up tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" some of the plastic you put in the sigh cycling bin could end up in the landfill anyway. how does that happen? consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what may to be blame. >>> plus... >> touching tributes and some surprising musical parings in tonight's grammy award right here on cbs-3. we will have a prehe view for you up next. >>> and they're not just sisters but they are track stars, four of them, all on the same team and they are taking the high school track world by storm. pat gallen introduces us to the sisters coming up. winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >>> we have an eye on the storm, snow coming down all over the region. this is a live view atop hotel bethl

our rahel solomon will have live reports starting tonight on "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" news at 11:00. >>> coming up on cw. three "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a wild ride for cruise passengers headed from new jersey to florida. rough waters tossed around the vessel and those on board causing major damage. >>> a tour bus crashes on snowy i9 five dozens of them injured, several critically. >>> millions of americans suffer from receding gums but now is there a new less invasive treatment to restore the gums, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works, up next. >>> a serious bus crash injures dozen of people in madison, connecticut. bus was traveling through a snowstorm on i-95 when it lost control and rolled over. at least 30 people were hurt, six chris thecally. the bus was on its way to the sun casino from new york city. it is unclear if the snowstorm played a role in this crash. we will have have much more on the snow, in our area coming up in just a few moments. >>> cbs-3 healthwatch a innovative new way to treat a