>> it's common. >> stahl: a lot? every day? >> every day. >> stahl: dan kaufman has within monitoring the rise of cyber crime as the man in charge of inventing new ways for the department of defense the fight it. these computers have been hacked? >> yes. >> stahl: a former video game developer, he never served in the military. >> the number of attacks is increasing. the sophistication of attacks is increasing. >> whitaker: this is the man responsible for the largest and most damaging swiss bank heist in history. it doesn't involve stolen money but stolen computer files which are being used by governments all over the world to track down thousands and thousands of tax cheats, and that's just part of the story. >> looking at these documents here, this is shocking. >> to the average american taxpayer, it's beyond shocking. >> they were beaten back with canes and clubs. >> simon: this is how cbs news covered the dangerous days in selma, alabama. [gunfire] 60 years later ava duvernay's recreation has a shock value, as well. >> hundr

>> stahl: oh, my gosh. >> kaufman: there we go. >> there we go. >> stahl: what's that? what's that?? >> fisher: that's the windshield wiper fluid. >> stahl: no, wait. is... so this is something that a hacker... >> fisher: that's right. a hacker... they... obviously, you didn't turn on the windshield wipers. >> stahl: i did nothing. using a laptop, the hacker dialed the car's emergency communication system and transmitted a series of tones that flooded it with data. as the car's computer tried sorting it out, the hacker inserted an attack that reprogrammed the software, gaining total remote control. ( car horn blowing ) oh, my god. >> fisher: the horn. >> stahl: they're doing that? >> fisher: they're doing the horn. >> stahl: they could control the gas, the acceleration? they could control the breaking? >> fisher: that's right. that's right. and they could do this from anywhere in the world. >> kaufman: when they come out and they are facing straight there, like away from us, just saying... >> aha! >> kaufman: that's right. we'll just slam on the brakes. >> yeah, sure. >> stahl: oh.

>> it's common. >> stahl: a lot? every day? >> every day. >> stahl: dan kaufman has within monitoring the rise of cyber crime as the man in charge of inventing new ways for the department of defense the fight it. these computers have been hacked? >> yes. >> stahl: a former video game developer, he never served in the military. >> the number of attacks is increasing. the sophistication of attacks is increasing. >> whitaker: this is the man responsible for the largest and most damaging swiss bank heist in history. it doesn't involve stolen money, but stolen computer files, which

>> it's common. >> stahl: a lot? every day?> stahl: dan kaufman has within monitoring the rise of cyber crime as the man in charge of inventing new ways for the department of defense the fight it. these computers have been hacked? >> yes. >> stahl: a former video game developer, he never served in the military. >> the number of attacks is increasing. the sophistication of attacks is increasing. >> whitaker: this is the man responsible for the largest and most damaging swiss bank heist in history. it doesn't involve stolen money but stolen computer files which are being used by governments all

. >> stahl: he did it better that anybody. >> kroft: lesley stahl first met bob in jerusalem in the late stahl: he was the most dashing foreign correspondent there was. he was so handsome. and his stories had such a uniqueness. he was special. he was always a serious, fabulous reporter with a distinctive voice. >> simon: childhood was cancelled in sarajevo this year. it is a casualty of war. the agreement this time was for a cease-fire. and here it is on the streets of ramallah, a cease-fire. it gives new meaning to the phrase "a fragile truce." >> kroft: bob simon's voice was distinctive, not just in pitch and timbre, but in the words he chose and the stories he composed and spoke in that rolling, melodic prose that you could call "simonic pentameter." >> simon: and it keeps getting worse-- bigger battles, more funerals, flags being turned into shrouds. the only peace, the peace of death. >> kroft: what do you think made him so great as a correspondent? >> stahl: well, obviously, the first thing is his writing. he had a way of showing you a picture, and then bringing you behind it with

. >>> well the science, behind on line dating, that is coming up, health reporter stephanie stahl will take a look at what works, and what dozen when it does come to digital dating success. >> this is opening weekend of the hotly anticipated 50 shade of gray, movie goers are curious despite the the controversy that i some story line may go too far. i'm pat ciarrocchi i'll have that story coming up. >>> as all this cold weather have you dreaming about spring. here's something to look forward to find out what the phillies pack up this morning and sent to spring training, th >>> if you can believe it, the boston area is bracing, for more snow. another blizzard threatens to dump a foot or more from areas still buried from the last storm. flooding is an issue in coastal area. keeping track of all this this will be four storms in three weeks for new england. much of the area running out of places to put the the snow that it has cleared from the roads. >> four storms there and all just monster storms too really big storms. >>> if you have been outside today, you know the cold the wind everyth

>> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the great germ debate debate. what's silly and what's sensible to keep you cold and flu free neck. >> in weather we're talking about an arctic front that will bring some snow but then record cold. not once but twice. it's a cold record repeat. we'll have the numbers coming up up. >> and some finally time for this pink pill to get approved as the new female viagra. we've got new details and we're back in just 60 seconds. developing tonight a new jersey woman is shrek to do make a one-way trip to mars. non-profit from the netherlands called mars one has found its final 100 candidates for a trip to the red planet. they were selected from more than 200,000 applicants. mars one says it hopes to launch to the red planet every two years beginning in 2024 as it works to start a colon knee there and we've been following this story for more than year now. tonight we learned cassandra more fee of middlesex county new jersey made the cut and she talk to us via skype. >> i've always wanting that to mars. it's a whole other pla

our health reporter stephanie stahl takes us to the cook off. >> reporter: cheer leader from randolph high school pump up about a burrito. >> it is a a burrito. >> reporter: thinks entry from the randolph raptors a apple and cheddar breakfast burrito. >> it comes with a balance between sweet and salty. >> reporter: thinks culinary competition sponsored by the health department's get healthy philly campaign. >> they are all awesome. >> reporter: mark vetri a among the judges tasting healthy breakfast creation from his three schools. >> we all necessity that school breakfast is really important for health and nutrition and students healthy are better learners. what better way to figure out what students would want to eat to engage student. >> reporter: the winner is randolph's burrito. >> it was good. i really liked the apple. >> reporter: tenth grader wing robert was on the winning randolph team. >> it is a healthy option because it has a lean meat and it has apples and it is tied together with cheese on a wheat wrap. >> reporter: how important is healthy foods in school. >> really imp

. >> i'm helder reporter stephanie stahl with more on the risk that most people don't know about next. >>> also a big celebrity is apologizing tonight and it all has to do with penn state's thon. we'll tell you how that fundraiser land add high profile host in hot water. kathy? >> chris, we have snow showers brushing by the shore but we have our eye on a bigger storm. this is a strong one. doesn't look like much now but this will bring snow to part of the region on thursday. we'll show you who has the best chance of seeing that accumulate coming up. >>> and manatees stuck in a storm drain. we have an update on the rescue to save the mammals. "eyewitness news" returns in just 60 seconds. >>> new tonight president obama exercises his veto power on the keystone xl oil pipeline. the president rejected legislation that would have approved construction of a pipeline to transport oil from can ma today to the gulf of mexico. supporters say that pipeline would create jobs but opponents say there are too many environmental risks. that project has been under review by the state department for ye

. >> our stephanie stahl uncovers a danger associated with routine medical visits. the risk you probably haven't heard about until right now, kathy. >>> a fast moving storm is moving our way and by tomorrow morning we are talking about accumulating snow, we will talk about where the heaviest a accumulation will be and when it moves out coming up. >>> also ahead tonight sir paul mccartney is coming to the area, we will tell you about a major music festival he is set to head line, beasley. >>> michael carter williams makes his milwaukee bucks debut tonight against his former team the 76ers. carter williams talks about facing off with his old coach and teammate, as ahead in sports. we have a follow-up on a story we told you last night. dangers link to flu shots. we know vaccine save lives but if a shot isn't given the right way it can leave you with debilitating shoulder and arm pain. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has a update to this story. >> we have heard from lots of people calling writing about our story on shoulder injuries following flu shots. this is very

wwe champion mick foley peeking out about the dangers of sports concussion health reporter stephanie stahl will have your story in just minutes. >>> if this cold weather does not put you in the mood for spring maybe this will the philadelphia flower show is coming to town this weekend we will have a sneak peak, kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about an arctic blast and that will continue through most of the week keeping an eye on snow to the south and another round of potential snow showers in the seven day ill will's show you when coming up, hi beasley. >>> it was first day of full squad work outs for the phillies, our leslie van arsdal has been in clearwater since pitchers and catchers got the started last week her full squad report ahead in routine medical visit left this construction worker unable to lift his arm. >> i'm just going through excruciating pain, non-stop pounding, aching pain. >> reporter: something that millions of us do that is supposed to be healthy but it can be dangerous. >> this has affect every single aspect of may life. >> reporter: it also happened to this mont

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> 60 pounds when you're leaning in like this. >> we all need to work on our technique i think. >> and our children, too. they play games. ism pads, angry birds. >> yeah. >> you're a fan of that. >> hey, we are about to go into a deep freeze it looks like g super cold. this is amazing. >> it will be gradual but the full impact is over the weekend. take look outside where temperatures are falling. not so bad just yet but it will be in center city philadelphia we're looking at temperatures that are falling into the 30s and eventually into the 20s. this is the view from campbell's field, of course, of the bridge. we have high clouds rolling in on storm scan3 we have a few flurries. they are few and far between. as the clipper approaches the delaware valley just mainly cloud cover across the region right now but it is going to be much more than that over the course of the weekend. so we see some clouds rolling in. a few flurries especially to the north. and some colder air and that will set the stage for a brutally cold weekend. our "

our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look at that. kathy? >>> getting colder by the minute chris we're in olde city where wind are picking up we're in the just talking about dangerous cold we have accumulating snow that will blow around and create poor visibility and then record cold with damaging wind, we will break it down day by day coming up with the seven day, hi beasley. >>> the flyers on the road visiting columbus trying to end a a five game losing streak at blue jackets. the phillies pack up the trucks for the pilgrimage to clearwater. more on my one on one interview with rube ebb amaro junior. what is he so excited about this spring trai >>> i have 6-foot three, 245-pound but you will sigh a grown man cry. >> tonight at 11:00 our intimate conversation with philadelphia's new real willty tv star. he is a handsome, successful bachelor, looking for a soul mate, and he is going to have his pick of 24 with men living in the same house with his mom. what a show this is going to be. meet him, and one of the local women competing for his a

in the sat center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stephanie, thank you. a as we continue to dig in the story, remember get the latest information anytime on our web site just go to cbs philly.com for details on the measles out break. >>> well coatsville high school english teacher and coach is under a arrest tonight accused of having sex with the student. allegations against mark, just surfaced, they come from 2008 when police alleged that he served then 17 year-old girl alcohol at his home in east goshen on at least three- cases. the two then allegedly had had sex. current students at coatsville say they are surprised by the allegations. >> he was a great teacher, from what i heard, the student loved him, he was always nice. never had anything toward you. he subbed for your classes or anything. he was a pleasant guy. >> reporter: coatsville superintendent has released a statement tonight saying mr. mr. was not permitond school property nor permitted access to any of our students. >>> tonight authority in ocean county say no charges will be filed in conne

health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with how color of your clothing can impact your mood,easley. >>> reports say eagles are parting ways with the household name since 2005 most versatile veteran line men on the team is looking for a new home and new colors. latest on todd herremans reported departure ahead in sports katie. >>> well, we have some snow in the area this morning in the wake of that snow more cold as we finish out february but does it warm up in time for start of march, that is the the question and seven day >>> google is taking on travelocity and expedia with their own travel service, called google flights. this is video from google. you plug in the destination. flights will give you best prices and dates, there is an interactive map for indecisive out there. google says 50 percent of people looking to go away don't know where they wanting to. >>> well, that might help. >> wouldn't you it. >> there you go. >>> it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has more. >> reporter: a career is a private dete

health reporter stephanie stahl has what we know tonight and an important hell watch fifty three gig. >> reporter: documents obtained by cbs3 reveal a super bug outbreak at i wasn't unnamed philadelphia hospital last year. eight people were infected. two with underlying conditions died. it's the same deadly infection now being investigated at ucla in los angeles. >> these types of outbreaks are happening all over the country. >> lawrence of philadelphia based infectious disease consult tan says the problem is with a certain kind of endo scope called ercp it's used to diagnose and treat blockages of the pancreatic and bile ducts. >> never before has awry yowsable strum like this every been linked across the country to so many outbreaks. so many injured patients and so many deaths. >> instrument has moveable mechanism called a force elevator that louse doctors to manipulate tiny instruments. fda issued a warning about the elevator mechanism. >> the fda is saying the for september elevator can't be cleaned and yet we aren't necessarily removing it from the market and that's also potentia

. >> i'm stephanie stahl with the great germ debate.t is silly what's sensible to keep you cold and flu free next. >> looking forward to. that will also, a wide range of goods right at your door in as little as an hour. all it takes is download ago app. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with a new wave of on demand delivery, that's available right here in our area. and, snow and rain making for slippery conditions out there this morning. carol is back to tell us what you can expect for the rest of your sunday, and also the week ahead. we'll be right back. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> let's check in with carol for more on the slop risker slippery mess. >> it is every weekends, too. it is enough already. but, we're sort of closing out this one, this morning with just the remnants of the storm system that dumped between three and as much as almost 7 inches of snow in our ar

health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the year long study that simplifies dieting plus. >> reporter: mardi gras festivities are in full swing in new orleans i'm megan alexander with all of the action coming up. >>> it is cold in new orleans for mardi gras and cold here as well but it will get worse today, even though we were in the 20's, didn't feel so bad but after another arctic front comes through tomorrow we are talking about potential record cold for the end of the week. ill will's have det >>> good day on wall street. now it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business am list jill schlesinger has more. >> reporter: considering the purchase of a franchise? get ready to dowry search before putting down that fee. the start by asking yourself what kind of business you want to operate. you need to consider hours and you prefer working directly with customers or remain behind the scenes. you should also consider the demand for the products or services that the business offers. inquire about the franchise's background and level of support f

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, it is 5:22 right now. still ahead, one of the decades biggest books gets the big screen treatment. take a look. >> i'm kevin frazier. coming up the world-wide phenomenon, "50 shades of grey", i am deuce cents audiences to christian grey in his ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >> one of the most anticipated movies of the year. after months of buzz, 50 shades every gray is in theatres now. kevin frazer from entertainment tonight has more on the movie that's going to heat up the big screen. >> this week the best selling novel, "50 shades of grey" comes to the big screen, with a little romance, and a look into the unusual desires of its romantic hero, christian grey. >> to what do you owe your success? >> i exercise control in all things miss steel. >> starring in one of the most talked about book adaptation cents couldn't have been easy, but they found a way to break the tension. >> jamie

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 6:40 right now. beauty on demand.ext, you don't have to be a celebrity to get salon-like trereatment at your home. take a look. >> full service beauty, right at your door, when you want it. i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles, coming up: how you can request beauty on demand. >> having problems paying your home heating bills? i'm jim donovan coming up, three on your side takes a look at lie heat, how much money is left, what you need to do to qualify. >> and it is a messy morning out there. as we deal with the leftovers. snow and rain, conditions are slippery, i can tell that you first-hand, so just be careful as you head out the door. carol returns to tell us what you can expect for the rest of your weekend and the week nabbed. booked. locked up. case closed? you don't know "aarp." because the aarp fraud watch network means everyone can protect themselves and their families from scams and identity theft. with local alerts, tips from law enforcement and the inside scoop from former con artists. real possibilities to

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well philly fashion week is bringing runway shows to the city. models showed off the lateness high fashion at the ready to wear show in kensington. "eyewitness news" at the arts building here, designers revealed some of the items you can incorporate into your wardrobe. >> and hey, one of the designers kira anderson-logan, her fashion line cane a coal partnership with her and nicole tire. both design remembers from pennsylvania. they offered us preview of some of the looks they would be showcasing on the runway, and cbs-3 spoke with one of their models, diamond strawberry strawberry is the daughter of baseball legend, darryl strawberry, stars on vh1 love and hip hop. we asked her what life is like in the spotlight. >> with my dad being in the spotlight, i try to hide, you know not get the attention. but now that i won reality show, there is no escaping the spotlight. so get a lot of criticism; ridicule but a lot of love, also. and i really appreciate it. >> there you go. haters going to hate, right? philly fashion week wraps up today. >>

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 8: 44 right now. still to come this morning, we have our eye on the storm. >> snow, sleet rain, it is all headed our way. carol mr. break it down for you coming up next. plus this. >> i'll jim donovan. three's on your side with places you can get your taxes done for free and a credit you need to apply for, otherwise you'll leave money on the >> live right look at chicago where the national weather service issued blizzard warning for later this afternoon. you can see, the snow, already falling there, making for some tough driving conditions. residents are being warned about the potential white out conditions. this is all part of the system headed our way later today. but hopefully we don't get clobbered, like they are. carol? >> in philadelphia we will not get clobbered by there is but could be finding some ice that can clobber you pretty quickly. the amount through philadelphia, though, should be about an inch, more the farther north you go. right now our weather watch verse awake mend. slow glad, tha

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl, explains. >> reporter: a philadelphia health department document obtained by cbs-3 reveals a series of cre super bug out breaks in the city, one at an unname philadelphia hospital last year where eight people were infect, two with underlying conditions, died. >> you think this is a widespread problem. >> this problem is across the country. >> reporter: lawrence, a philadelphia basin next us based disease consultant says problem business a certain kind of end owe scope with er cp used for procedures on the pancreas and liver. even when properly clean, between patients, the scope still a appears to be transmitting the dangerous infection. >> never before has a reusable instrument like this ever been linked across the country to so many out breaks and so many let's call mortality morbidity, so many injured patients and so many deaths. >> reporter: latest out break at ucla medical center, 200 patients who had er cp end owe scope procedures may have been exposed to the super bug. and there are five confirmed infections so far, two deaths. >> it is a con

as ground breaking new study out today that says they can prevented. >> health reporter stephanie stahl says it might not be about avoidance any more. >> reporter: chances edwin would develop a peanut allergy were high. >> he had an eczema. >> reporter: his mother enrolled him at a college of king's college in london that involved 600 babies at high risk for peanut allergies between four and one is months old and were assigned to eat peanut protein or avoid it. results introducing peanuts early dramatically decreased risk of developing an allergy to them. >> even the youngest folks with eczema a a, peanuts in the first year of life was associated with a striking, reductions in the prevalence of peanut allergies, and seemed to prevent more than 80 percent of cases. >> reporter: doctor hugh samson thinks it is a landmark study that could change food allergy guidelines. >> i think that we will now see a prevalence of peanut allergy in this young population start to drop and instead of decreasing of the last ten to five years. >> reporter: now eight years old evan never became allergic to p

casey calls on the fka to take tough action against powdered caffeine i'm health reporter stephanie stahlith more on the popular but homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! so, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. or save up for a new car, a wedding or a down payment on the home of your dreams. call citizens bank at 1-866-999-0254 or visit lightenyourloan.com. introducing longhorns bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. or the garlic provolone sirloin. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >>> i'm chris may with the day's top stories for you a vicious attack on a septa trolley is caught on tape. police are working to identify the people in this group who attack a man and a 17 year-old girl on saturday

. >>> new hope for millions of people who suffer from dry eye, health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the treatment that doesn't involve eye drops. >>> are you dreaming of spring? well here's a sign it is getting closer, we will have the latest from clearwater florida and start of phillies spring training when we come >>> christians are observing ash a wednesday, the beginning of the lent season. here in philadelphia, archbishop chaput celebrated mass at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city. the archbishop distributed ashes to congress grants. it is a season of fasting in preparation for the celebration of easter. >>> pope francis stepped outside the vatican into churches in rome for a solemn ash wednesday procession. instead of his usual white francis wore purple vestments. he received a distributed ashes on the head of the faithful. >>> well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch today dry eyes can get especially bad in the winter. they are made worse by all of the dry air that is inside. now is there a new high tech solution. our health reporter stephanie st

in the sat center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stephanie, thank you.nue to dig in the story, remember get the latest information anytime on our web site just go to cbs philly.com for details on the measles out break. >>> well coatsville high school english teacher and coach is under

. >>> another suspected case of measles in our area health reporter stephanie stahl is on our side with numbers that have just been released. >>> plus... >> ♪ won't you stay with me ♪ >> sam smith grammy blow out, a major upset for album of the year, the insider breaks down the grammy's biggest moments. >>> well the cbs-3 healthwatch today the nationwide measles out break continues with an additional 19 confirmed cases in the last week according to an update for the centers for disease control today. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on our area and is what happening here. >> reporter: that is right. we first want to tell you there is a new suspect case of me unless lancaster county being investigate by pennsylvania health department, at this point, they are not releasing any other information. if confirmed it would be the second in pennsylvania, this year, the the only other confirmed cases in cumberland county not in our area now delaware and new jersey also each of one case. there have been 121 cases of measles in 17 stays so far this year according to new numbers

our health reporter stephanie stahl was on your side with new information from the philadelphia health department. >> it thinks specialized movable mechanism on a endoscope called er cp that is focus of the the super bug out break currently being investigated at ucla. there was an out break at a philadelphia hospital last year that infect eight people two died according to the the philadelphia health department. deadly infection called cre is apparently being spread from patient to patient, because of the instrument that can't be effectively cleaned between each use. a lawyer for one of the infect patientness l.a. is blaming the the maker owe limb puts because the device was changed, but olympic did the not update its cleaning protocol. >> a change thaw can market to doctors and say look what we have done now this is easier to use but they too often i think over lot the next step which is, we have ensure that this change doesn't make the device dangerous. >> reporter: olympic says it did provide adequate cleaning instructions and working with the f.d.a. and concerned hospitals. >> we h

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 5:38.till ahead on "eyewitness news", this baby is one of the biggest born in the state of florida. and he came as a bit of a surprise for mom and dad that story is coming up next. >>> you had may remember this man, his story went viral because he walk 21 miles to get to work. but, luck has change for him and we will show you how, coming up next. >>> also a bit chill think morning but a warm up is on the way, you're witness weather forecast is coming up next, stay with us. you give... and you give... and then you give some more. but sometimes you get. and so you take. tylenol® cold is strong enough for you while children's tylenol® is gentle enough for them. we give you relief from your cold and flu. you give them everything you've got. tylenol®. >>> well it is a big boy a florida new born is setting records are at the hospital where he was delivered. here's why. little avery as they are calling him came in the world already weighing 14-pound that is the biggest for this tampa hospital. his

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what you should look out for. >> a healthy eighth grader but four years ago she almost died after a battle with the flu led to sepsis. >> anything that could possibly like, be painful or could be wrong was like wrong. >> mia's mother took her to the hospital after she had a 104 fever and became lethargic. >> she wasn't breathing on her own. her blood pressure dropped and that was when she had to be put on life support. you know she had never been that sick, so -- >> sepsis can develop when the body releases chemicals into the bloodstream to fight an infection, those chemicals can cause inflammation damaging organs immediate treatment with iv fluids and antibiotics is crucial so recognizing symptoms could be life saving. >> shortness of breath, rapid breathing, rapid heart rate, dizziness or light-headedness. >> doctors say while rare for the flu to lead to sepsis, there could be more cases this season. >> when the flu is more severe, or if it is not covered by that seasonal strain of vaccine, then a chance that that could occur is more like

health reporter stephanie stahl has the the latest on the the sleep connection. >> reporter: melynn a says she was doing everything that she could to lose weight the but the scale would not budge. >> i'm eating perfectly. i'm working out but i'm in the losing this weight. i had in idea what was going on. >> reporter: she saw doctors and had blood work. finally her nutritionist asked about sleep. >> i was going to bed at like 2:00 a.m. and waking up at 6:00 a.m. for meetings. >> reporter: doctors have men some people pack on the pound when they don't get enough rest. now we know why. new research shows that sleep deprivation impacts the production of two hormones that control hunger. >> when you are sleep deprived for just about any reason both of those hormones change in the direction that should make your appetite go up. >> reporter: another study shows people sleep deprived eat and extra 300 calories a day, that might not sound like a lot but it adds up. >> when you are sleep deprived you make bad decisions are don't think things clearly so you grab easy, too close, too tired of thi

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:20 right now. new this morning dangerous high wind send a towering tree on top of the home in newtown square. it happened before 1:00an on spruce road in delaware county. one resident was trapped inside buried underneath debris. >> i opened up the door and i saw inside and where my grandchildren were sleeping i thought that they were all gone. that is how bad it was. it just missed his bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arms. i picked my grandson out of his room. my son in law was running around. said it sounded like an avalanche coming through the the house. >> so, so scary there. authorities say the tree appeared to be pretty old. residents were treated for minor injuries but they are expect to be okay. we will have a live report on that story coming up in a bit here. >>> coming up here next on "eyewitness news" the the power of vinyl, have you heard about this? why record are back and some say even better, then what you are listening to right now. we will have that story next.

on monday a different man obviously tried to photograph or record a woman inside a bathroom stahl with a cell phone. that incident happened at the community center. the man believed to be in his 20s'0”s about 5 . there is the sketch. >> an asthma attack left to a rescue in daly city today. several emergency cress and the chp teamed up for the rescue off i an remote trail. victim was hospitalized but is expected to be okay. emergency responders say to be very careful while visiting the coast this weekend. >> it's a beautiful day on the coast. we invite people to come out and enjoy the coast today. we've been warned of some issues with sneaker waves and rip currents. so we urge people to come out and enjoy it but use caution while out here. >> waves could reach as high as 8 to 10 feet. so also not a good idea to cool off in the water. >> all right. still to come at 5:00 a look at extreme opposite of our warm weekend on the extreme opposite coast. >> makes you feel bad for the folks getting walloped. >> the scramble to sign up for health care before tomorrow's deadline. we'll share tips y

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i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> in weather tonight we're talking about very cold temperatures and wind chills that will go below zero in many locations during the early morning hours and at the bus stop tomorrow. outside we're looking at some cold conditions already in the mountains. jack frost big boulder we have an advisory in effect for wind chills that will go between five and even 15 degrees below zero overnight tonight. on storm scan3 the skies are clear. they will stay that way and that will help temperatures to plunge during the early morning hours. so we're talking about a very cold night and a very cold start at the day on friday. our i were the weather watchers are showing temperatures that are already in the teens and take a look at some of these wind chills. it doesn't take much wind when temperatures are in the teens to make it feel like it's in the single digits or below sorry row. doug says in southampton it feels like one. in mer chanville ali says three. in burnville, four below already already. two below being reported in warminster by gary. middletown delaw

our health reporter stephanie stahl explains the connection. >> reporter: there was an out break of the deadly super bug linked to endoscopes at an unnamed philadelphia hospital last year according to health department documents obtained by cbs-3. eight people were infected two underlying conditions died. >> these types of out breaks are happening all over the country. >> reporter: lawrence, a philadelphia based infectious disease consultant says the problem business a certain kind of end owe scope called er cp used for procedures on the pancreas and liver. even when properly cleaned between patients the scope still appears to be transmitting the dangerous infections. >> relatively unprecedented, and so we're all a kind of wondering what actions need to be taken. >> reporter: latest outs break is at ucla medical center in los angeles. the the happies being named there but not in philadelphia. the health department has refused to say which hospital had the out break. >> i find it concerning that no one is telling us anything. we're in the able to compare the the quality and as a result h

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> arctic front is moving through the delaware valley, and now worry seeing the wind, then the wind chills and then the record cold all in just couple of days. take a look right now where it's snowing down the shore in ocean city cape may county a snow squall moving through. the wind will come next. more snow on the boardwalk. on storm scan3 you can see the squall moving through and where it is it's dumping acquit hit of snow but moving very quickly focused right now down the shore. i did have report from bridgeboro bucks county one of our viewers said, yes, the snow came through and it was still moonlit outside. kind of crazy. here it is right now in avalon, through ocean city atlantic city and then it will be moving out of our region. behind it some whipping winds and our "eyewitness weather" watchers are reporting in some strong winds and colder temperatures. especially to the west. we'll go to the north of phoenix phoenixville the temperature is 19 degrees. in royersford and relative humidity sitting at 55%. through delaware saw a quick h

health reporter stephanie stahl has our new information. >> reporter: philadelphia health department now says that laws prevent it from disclosing the name of the hospital that had a super bug out break last year that infect eight people, two died. it is the same cre infection that is being investigated at ucla. the problem business a specialized end owe scope used mainly honor around the pancreas. a moveable mechanism is difficult to effectively clean between patients. >> we're very sorry about some of the anxiety and concern that this situation has posed for our patients. >> reporter: l.a. happies in the the information front of the investigation, but in philadelphia, there is continuing silence. in pennsylvania, it is up to hospitals whether they disclose cre infections that is another reason that the health department says it is not naming names. it doesn't want to discourage reporting of future cases even though that reporting isn't made public. patients like alycia cole say that is in the right she was infect with the super bug in an unrelated case. >> i learn after the fact th

on monday a different man tried to record a woman inside a bathroom stahl with a cell phone at the cumberly community center. >> a presidential farewell this morning. president obama left the bay area today. air force one taking off from sfo about 8:30 this morning. he spent yesterday in silicon valley attending a cybersecurity summit at stanford university. after that he attended an event for the democratic party on russian hill in san francisco. tonight, he's in palm springs. weekend of golfing on his agenda. the president usually spends president's weekend on the links with friends and first lady michelle usually takes the daughters on a ski trip. you might remember during this year's trip to hawaii, the president's tee time caused a couple to have their wedding moved to another location. it worked out better for the couple. >> california lawmakers called on the president yesterday to step in and do something to solve the slowdown impacting 29 west coast ports. today, he did something. saying he is sending labor secretary tom perez to help broker an agreement between shipping companies a

lesley stahl talked about darpa, the arm of the pentagon. >> reporter: this is a regular new car.s there only because we agreed to obscure its make and model. kaufman has been working on this for five years with multiple research teams. >> do you want to hit the fluids? >> oh, my gosh. >> there we go. >> what's that? what's that? >> the windshield wiper fluids. >> so this is something that hacker -- >> that's right. obviously you didn't turn on the windshield wipers. >> i did not. >> reporter: using a laptop the hacker dialed the car's emergency communications system and transmitted a series of tones that flooded it with data. as the car's computer tried sorting it out the hacker inserted an attack that reprogrammed the software gaining total remote control. >> oh, my god. >> the horn. >> they can control the gas, the acceleration, they can control the braking? >> that's right. >> and they could do this from anywhere in the world. >> stop at the cones here. >> she thinks she's going to be able to stop at the cones. let's make sure he she can't. we'll have complete control of the b