coming up. >>> it will be a busy weekend of college football, penn state plays the number one team in the country and temple looking to be six-zero for first time in 41 years. we will hear from the owls in sports. >>> coming up, a new way to look fresh, when you work out. less sweating, no more make up or sweaty hair. health reporter stephanie stahl, shows us treatments tonight at 11:00. >>> well, veteran from north philadelphia is finally getting honor he so richly deserved. >> he served in the u.s. navy and petty officer and today at city hall congressman bob brady presented him with several service medals he never received. they included, the national defense medal, vietnam service medal and vietnam campaign medal. official announced first official veterans day parade for philadelphia, will be held on november 8th, in center city philadelphia. >>> a big honor for lewis katz. >> temple university named and dedicated its medical school to the late businessman and flap piss. katz, a 1963 graduate, announced a 25 million-dollar to temple right before his untimely passing. today newly n

tonight over penn's landing, saturday's heavy rains force that postponement. meantime, work continues to get mama duck back in action for philadelphia's tall ships festival. she has been missing in action. crews continuing to re inflate her after fixing a tear. now, on thursday she had to be pulled ashore after she somehow got damaged. mama duck as you can see pretty large figure there she weighs in at 11 tons and measures a whopping 61 feet tall. >> well, hey, the annual welcome america festival in philadelphia continues this afternoon with a community day in port richmond. this should be nice. the shops at liberty place posted family day yesterday. young people enjoyed activities celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first reading of alice in wonderland they had tons of arts and crafts project as they prepare for america's birthday on the fourth of july. >> give aways, so it has just been great kick off. face painting, kids are real excited, we have performers going on, just been wonderful kick off so far. and start to the whole festival. >> and thank goodness it was indoors, bec

fired. >> one man is dead after a shooting in penns landing and it happened just after midnight at the corner calohill and columbus boulevard. dallas cowboys bus is involved in a fatal crash in western arizona police say the bus collided with a van killing four people in the "star trek" beyond took over the box office this weekend earning nearly 60 million dollars it was a good weekend for the movies. sure. >> not too bad for weather. i expected it to be hot. what is today going to be like. >> another hot day for sure we're already dealing with nasty thunderstorms too. there's a lot to discuss here, guys, and yet another day that it might not be the worst idea to go to the movies and just sit in the air conditioning legalities start it off looking at what is going on with thunderstorms. we start by taking a look at one live neighborhood shots if we can. right on cue. there's so much lightning with this cell that you don't need to wait long to see the frequent lightning strikes that continue to come through here. the bottom line we have a heavy cell of thunderstorms it's a cluster m

underlying disease. >> a parkinson's doctor at penn medicine says people with the degenerative disease are depressed because they face a grim future. but there are also neuro chemical changes in the brain. depression can be early warning sign of parkinson's. the new research from penn found in addition to depression newly diagnosed patients also suffer with anxiety and fatigue and it says there can be surprising side effects with a common parkinson's medication. >> that lead to compulsive behavior like gambling, over spending, hyper sexuality. >> every day it is something new, pain, all of these things just overwhelming. >> ron has deep brain simulator that he says is very helpful. he and his family are homing all of this new attention on parkinson's will help raise awareness and money for reserve that much could lead to better treatments maybe even some day a cure. we have a lot more information for you at cbsphilly.com. click on health. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning pope francis continues his visit to south korea. the pontiff spent part of his satu

. that screening was free. tomorrow night national treasure will be shown at penn's landing and on friday, p minions will play at the piazza at schmidts. >> kate, jessica said it was beautiful tonight. excellent night. >> today turn out to be great day. we started off a little steam mow but the humidity dropped through the afternoon and i'm happy to report tomorrow looks like another great day. >> hey, hey. >> finishing out the move june on a nice note. of course we got to talk about the big holiday weekend the fourth of july just around the corner a lot of people are starring to make those plans. we'll get into that forecast in just a moment. let's start with the near term. outside right now it's a great night. clear sky, there's a waning crescent moon outside. headed toward a new moon as we get toward the next couple of days. beautiful outside tonight though starlit sky get away from the city at all and away from the light pollution you can definitely see that tonight. feeling good outside with temperatures still in the 70s the humidity is low and still a nice breeze. storm scan

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rt natalie this is what we're looking at. 95 northbound at the penns landing area approaching vine. lacking like just a sea of taillights. now, there was construction here. it sounds like they're getting that cleared out of the way. but it was only blocking one lane. so this have she, very heavy and not moving at all. again this is 95 northbound in penns landsing area approaching vine you're traveling at well it says about 10 miles an hour but i don't think that's the case. it looks like they are dead stopped there. here's a look at ben franklin bridge. this is just to give our wise a break. we need a break. we need movement and here you go. ben franklin bridge from new jersey looking great there and also more construction woodhaven between roosevelt and evans street all lanes blocked. you certainly want to give you yourself alternate. otherwise give yourself extra minute and i have more points of construction and a couple accidents coming up in ten minutes erika over to you. >> miesha, thank you. new this morning an investigation is underway into a crash that injured two philadelp

hundreds of people that will come here to the delaware river penn's landing for the tall ship festival through sunday. coming up we'll take a look around. >> jan carabeo down at pens landing. >> good mornings i have it all to myself right now i'm really greedy person so really soaking this up. just kidding. folks will be coming down starting a at 9:00. people can actually get aboard the united states coast guard cutter eagle starting at 10:00 o'clock today. it is free and open to the public all weekends through sunday. take a look at what you see hine me this morning. down penn's landing here on the philadelphia side, you can see, the other tall ships, all lined up, i was actually down here for the parade of sale yesterday. really was gorgeous, magnificant, as they were coming down the delaware river, and getting into place. now, here on the cutter, like 200 people here, at all times between cadets officers as well as crews. so really busy ship, pretty much at all hours of the day. if you take a look down there to the middle of the ship as it is called, those folks are getting everythi

kids to win ten games, to beat penn state, to bring college game day to philadelphia, to dot the things that they have done and know they are going to the the bowl game, i could not be more proud. >>> flyers have been on the roll winning four straight taking on columbus down at the center last night. second period flyers with the two goal deficit brayden schenn with the pass to michael rafl. they trailed two-one. blue jackets would come right back, nick fuleno gets a shot to beat steve mason for his second goal. columbus went backup by two. the flyers down a man, blue jackets on the puck, be in on scott hartnell, he scores. blue jackets win this 14-one. >>> to hoops, sixers taking on the denver nuggets. jahlil okafor sitting out for second game suspension for off the court issues. sixers welcomed back tony wroten for a line up out for a year with a torn ac r. fourth quarter sixers with the lead, robert covington junior with the three, that gives them a five-point lead. covington had 18. and then st. joes alumni jameer nelson hitting the jump shot over nerlens know toll tie the ga

years now. >> what do you call these? reporter: our bill geist traded pink flamingo lore with penn state professor ann marie thinkingpen back in 1989. >> the pink flamingo. they're not dead. they're alive and well, aren't they? >> reporter: one time i knew an illinois flamingo from a pennsylvania flamingo. those are two of the big manufacturers. i'm not real sure. >> i -- you're the expert on that, certainly not me. >> reporter: from front yards pink flamingos have also gone on to star on the silver screen. they graced, if that's the right word, the opening shot of the 1972 john waters' cult classic "pink flamingoous." >> do you know what it's like to be trapped for 20 years -- >> reporter: in the 2011 disney film gnomeo and juliet featured a talking pink flamingo named featherstone in honor of its inventor. >> featherstone, how's the other leg? i don't know, featherstone. >> reporter: beloved by its fans, banned by a few fussy homeowner associations, the pink flamingo won its creator a tong-in creek ignobell prize back in 1996, which he and his wife, nancy, accepted wearing their tradem

. >> reporter: eighteenth district officers got the victim to penn presbyterian where he was pronounced dead at 11:19 p.m. the back at the crime scene near 52nd and delancey, authority were looking for footage of the suspect. this case, still coming together, overnight, and based on leaks, and, suspect was last seen, and then, west over on delancey. we do not have a motive at the this time or a description of the suspect but as you mentioned police say this man died several blocks from his own home. erika, back over to you. >>> justin finch thanks for the update. >>> bill cosby files a lawsuit begins a woman whose rape allegations fueled criminal proceedings begins him in the montgomery county courtroom. it named constand's lawyer her mother and publisher of the national inquirer. suit alleged breach of contract because parties are subject to confidentiality clauses. constand filed suit against cosby in the inquirer in 2005, those cases were settled. >>> now an incredible sonogram picture has gone viral this morning. emily griffin shows us it captures a special bond between twins, one o

in philadelphia, two have white mascots, as well, including the lasalle explorers, and also the penn quakers. so should they follow suit? will this become a trend that is certainly the the question here this morning. some say it should since you cannot possibly include everyone. others have just recommended maybe purple and green and go from there. >> or panthers are something or any animal. >> but changing mascot is very controversial for alumni. >> students might vote. they want the students to vote. >> they just say let them vote. >> makes sense let them decide. >> thanks, nicole. >>> it is national the bike to school day. various events are scheduled throughout the philadelphia area. >> the the day is tied to national bike month. now if you want to bike to work, that day is coming soon national bike to work day is next friday, may 15th, i love the idea of this. >> don't tell that to my man matt behind the camera right there. >> every day. >> you cannot see him. matt ride to work, rain hail, sleet, snow, how far do you live. >> olde city. >> all right. >> that is a good 2-mile hum

penns landing or camden waterfront. festival starts today and goes all weekend long. they are expect around 1:00 p.m. ships are fantastic but this is the main attraction, you cannot top the world's largest duck. >> this duckies 61 feet tall and weighs 11 tons. >> yes. >> it will be docked next to the battleship new jersey, the big j. we will be down there tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" giving you a closer look at some of those ships. >> yes. >> right on the duck too. >> i wish you could. >> put a handle bar up there and hold on. >> giddy up. >> wouldn't that be amazing. >> best morning team photo ever. >> i agree. >> you no what. >> i'll make some calls. >> ukee knows people. >> yeah, right. >> i'm just saying we have quiet weather on storm scan three. it is a decent beach day as well. sunshine to start off. high hitting 80 degrees. we will see cloud build in with the uv index hitting about nine. have that sun block ready to go. wet weather later today. >>> good morning everyone. with that bought full sunshine we do have outside it is cause ago this hazy sun glare you w

844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> an incredible recovery last february for this boy. penn state student lost consciousness after falling in a snow bank in subzero temperatures. his dad found him nearly 12 hours later. >> he was laying face up like this. he was lifeless. achecked for a heart beat and pulse and nothing. >> the coroner was doing a death investigation. >> medical team performed cpr two hours and hooked him up to a machine to warm his blood. he woke up 15 days later with no appa one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing) here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less! try our lemon

donovan, impressive schools are on his radar. >> u penn, princeton, to play basketball, and get my degree in business. >> reporter: what aspect. >> sports management. >> what do you want to do agent. if i can't play i want to be around it. >> reporter: from camden, pat gallen, "eyewitness sports". >> great kid. >> well, check this out, u.s.a., team u.s.a. is uprighting catmar on after a mishap yesterday. it could be a setback for the oracle team u.s.a. in the quest for another america's cup. that 45-foot catamaran capsized during a training run in bermuda none of the six sailors were injured and only slight damage to see electric tronics. america's cup competition includes event in new york harbor this may. >>> sled dog race is ceremonial start this weekend in alaska will feature a special guest, snow. officials used heavy equipment to load snow near fairbanks bound for anchorage. anchorage got less than 2 inches of snow in february, and has persistently warmed temperatures too ididrod kicks off sunday. i'm thinking we need those railcars down here, for our snow tomorrow, what do you thin

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in critical condition tonight. >>> also developing tonight a victory for penn state. the university is getting back more than 100 football wins that were taken away in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is following developments from the cbs-3 sat center, todd. >> reporter: penn state supporters tonight are claiming victory proposed settlement announce today end all remaining sanction as begins the university and reinstates wins for the late joe paterno. the agreement means 112 victories will be restored to the football program making joe paterno once again the winningest coach in major college football were 409 wins. repeal of the decrease follows ncaa decision last year to reinstate football scholarships and allow penn state to play in bowl games earlier then original penalty. restrictions were put in place in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex a abuse scandal that rocked the the university. settlement stems from the lawsuit filed by a state senator state treasurer. they claim ncaa didn't have right to punish joe paterno and penn

, billy penn has birds' -- bird ace eye view, pnb bank comes down with helicopter. we've got few clouds out, there as well. so a lot going on in philadelphia, today. and if you move to the shore areas, you've got great looking day there. the sun is out, the skies are a lot brighter in the shore areas, than they are now through the philadelphia area. and that's because some precipitation that has been to the north, and some clouds associated with that, starting to make a little trek in our direction, and you can see, pretty cloud covered up through the reading area right now, but comfortable temperatures at 66 degrees, so this summer seems like every day there is at least silver lining in anything that we get. snow has not been a bad summer, we were owed decent weather pattern after that awful winter. 67 degrees, in philadelphia, right now. we have 61, in wilmington, 63 trenton, 58 in the poconos, and it is a much milder morning, this morning, than it was yesterday morning. even so, we still have a 59 degrees temperature on the map. and that is out in pottstown, you have got 60 in willow

and penn meeting with el chapo. chris talked oscars with the hollywood reporter but the bigger question is, what won't he talk about on oscar night? >> probably say something more risque at 10:30 and realize it is 8:30. >> you have to address the big black elephant in the room. i spoke to man who might know chris best, his little brother, comedian tony rock. >> he is known for pushing the envelope. he will did all that. >> tony is hosting that night all deaf movie awards and it is all about change. >> hoping this awards show will create dialogue to get things moving as far as oscars is concerned. >> all deaf movie awards air on fusion tv. last night another alternative airing b.e.t., the american black film festival award. kerry washington awarding diane carol. don cheadle jamie foxx is there to present to packer and straight out of compton won for best picture. >> we ain't worried about no other award >> oh, and we have to address this. a viral video of our very own mary hart freaking out on a producer. we have the story behind that coming up as well as a look back with the po

, nice all around game. penn charter's matt ryan through the winning touchdown pass team irvin beat team carter 32 to 28. >> yesterday's nll all-star game in columbus, flyers captain claude giroux had nice goal, and jake voracek really showed off, he had a hat trick, and few assists to tie penguins hall of famer mario lemieux for most points in a all-star game. record for goals in a all-star game. >> the season resumes shortly. we'll take short break. we'll be right back. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out knock it out, fast. abreva. >>> and good morning, family glad you're with us, checking the roads and the suburbs "kyw news radio" 1006 driving around in mobile three. >> told just got off 422 east now in king of prussia. jim, good morning how is it looking? >> good morning, guys. almost a little sample, little appetizer of what's going on. >> 422 an inch in collegeville, get out toward lim

the next few days. >> penn relays coming up and some runners like the running in cool weather. >> justin a were talking about that, lower 60's, 50's with some cloud, not too bad. the broad street run is this weekend of course. the temperatures in the 07's and 80's and it may stay dry, for most of the weekend but next couple of days we have got wet weather to talk b the lets take a look outside. right now we will take you out to the shore, this is ocean city, our new camera there in cape may county and just went black. we will go to another one. this is cape may courthouse. looking definitely overcast today. thinks how day has been very gray all across the region, but take a look at broadheadsville in the poconos where your sunshine is and the it is much nicer up there then it is in the city and that why temperatures in the poconos have been the warmest of our entire region really. you can see a nice day, little chilly but pleasant with sunshine from the poconos up through new york state and new england. we are still dealing with the cloud deck that has stalled off to the south

. >> still new york city police are on alert. >>> in the wake of the terror attacks in paris, penn state university will increase security at saturday's football game. there are no known threats to the game against michigan, but school officials are not taking any chances. beaver stadium will open up the at 10:00 a.m. for noon game, that is 30 minutes earlier then usual to give staff more time to search, as they enter. >>> now an "eyewitness news" exclusive, jury decide children's hospital of philadelphia will to have pay ten million-dollar to a family after the hospital's mistakes left a six year-old deaf and disable. shemir tillry suffered a brain injury at 11 months old. his mom took him to children's hospital three days in a row with a fever that wouldn't go away. they were sent home twice. it wasn't until the third visit that he was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis and received antibiotics. shemir will now need life long care. cbs-3 has reached out to children's hospital for reaction. spokesperson says the hospital does not comment on litigation. >>> well to day former sun way pi

seven passengers. >>> the president of penn state is condemning in you reports regarding what joe paterno may or may not have known about convicted sex abuser jerry sandusky. eric before a ron wrote a letter. he says he was appalled by the rush to judgment acknowledging the stories. last week separate reports including language from legal documents suggested that paterno knew about sandusky's actions as early as the 1970s. >>> medical marijuana is still brand new to pennsylvania, but today, advocates rallied in center city to take the movement further. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has more now on the group's message from city hall. >> lighting up marching down market street. this group of about 100 is calling on pennsylvania lawmakers to relax penalties on recreational use of marijuana. many say lighting up provides relief from a range of symptoms. >> it shouldn't just be the oils, it should be the full plant that should be used. all of us need an access to this. of. >> 63 and a half years i've fault through an unreal mental disease. and this gives me relief. >> before ma

chairman dave montgomery taking in harvard penn at the palestra. harvard one of the guess games in the ivy league. basket right there. this one all harvard princeton, with 36-15 lead at the half. another basket, right here, from jonas travis. beats up on pen, 63 to 38. >>> we are just hours away from the big game. yesterday the final day of preparation for the patriots and seahawks. cam chancellor and earl thomas listed as probable. seattle trying it become the first team in a decade to repeat a superbowl champ. the last time to do it the patriots. >> serena williams won 19th gram slam title convincing win. the 33 year old becomes the oldest winner of the australian women's title in the opener a. clinching the match on her third match point with an ace. >> big day for virginia student tyler lewis on espn college game day. had to make a half court shod, 182nd, $18,000, he missed three, but then, on the fourth money. the crowd of course goes crazy. so he hops on this scores table to celebrate with all of the fans. >> well you saw this right here on cbs-3 the phoenix open, one of the wild

. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that store friday penns landing. >> reporter: you could fight the traffic and crowds, it is the jersey shore after all time honored summer tradition or you could just enjoy the sights and sounds of a holiday weekend in philadelphia. >> you go to the shore or stay in philly, what do you do. >> i'm taking in philly. >> reporter: start near the the schuylkill, rowing, biking, running or just it ising. relax enough? lets get for activity. take a tour and look extremely cool on one of these. not your style who you about something else. >> on the roof, tailgating. >> reporter: she's talking with n double aa championship at the the link, thats the theme from johns-hopkins in the baby blues practicing on the field where the the eagles usually fly. david and ramona from southwest philadelphia have another idea. >> we were thinking of going down to penns landing and do some role are skating. >> reporter: that would be at brand new roller skating rink at penns landing. organizers were hoping for good weather for the the grand opening and it appears their p

hartnett hads a scare of his own at penn presbyterian medical center. surveillance video shows the officer in a scuffle with a man who tried to take a gun out every his holster. he was able to subdue that suspect with the help of hospital security. the officer was not hurt. police say he actually gave the suspect $5 earlier in the day, when the man told him he needed money for food. >> 6:10 right now. still ahead, all of detroit's public schools are closed today, but not because of bad weather. coming up why teachers force those schools to close. >>> also, ahead, the golden globes, we will take a look at all of the big winners and memorable moments from last night's big award show. powerball fever reaching all time hi, and some dream nerves our area they think they found lucky store to buy the ticket. we'll tell you which once. >> paying tribute to david bowie, died after long battle with cancer, he was 69 years old. >> ♪ >> we'll be right back. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor an

ireland next weekend for the big penn state game. reporting from the digital center meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> manikin make inner england has come up with a waste bring his dumb toys life to connect with shoppers and close with sale. alfonso van marsh has the story. >> reporter: some mankins in london's busy shopping district are using cutting edge technology to sell clothes off their backs. these dummies have sensors that link to a smart phone app allowing customers to shop rite on the sidewalk. >> right from the app, up pops all of the mankins in the window. you can see more detailed product with prices, you can share with your friend and family and then you can buy directly from the retailers web site. >> reporter: manikin make shore developed the app for that says that the smart mankins appeal to shoppers who don't like the hard sell. >> there are a lot of people that don't want to talk to salespeople, even shop a who will innings. >> reporter: smart mankins are always selling even after the stories closed, so if you are passing by and see something yo

before the game. >>> former penn state football coach joe paterno is heading to the pennsylvania sports hall of fame. winningest coach in college football history what's electric yesterday. organizers say paterno was approached by hall of fame personnel 20 years ago but shied away from the attention. paterno is 62 year career with the lions was cut short by jerry sandusky, child sex abuse scandal. >>> in your healthwatch this morning say good bye to trans fats. f.d.a. is phasing out heart blocking substance in the next three years. you can usually find trans fat in junk food items. hydrogen is added to vegetable oil to improve shelf life and flavor. it increases risk of coronary disease and heart attacks. the manufacturers association is working on a petition to ask f.d.a. to have certain exceptions. >>> right now 5:53. today is the exception to the week really nice. >> overall really pleasant weather. we are looking at more comfort, then anything across the delaware valley. storm scan three is nice and empty but lets jump here to tonight. net is time stamp wednesday 8:00 p.m. that is o

building when it collapsed narrowly escaped death. he is recovering at penn presbyterian hospital. >> he was pretty much stuck in his back bedroom and that is what saved his life because of the the ruble. >> reporter: those on the the scene say it is fortunate that the building collapsed when it did and the way that it did. >> kids go up and down this block to school right there and my first thought was my god is this happened on the weekday when kids were getting out of school, you know, it could have been worse than what it is today. >> the other buildings nearby and no one was in the barber shop or on the street at the time of the collapse except for that one victim who had been taken to the hospital. >> reporter: crews spent the day cutting electric and gas line to several properties and preparing site for demolition and clean up. >> it is still not known exactly what caused this building to collapse although recent heavy wind may have been a factor. licenses and inspections department tells us that there was in history of violations, at this property, reporting from grays ferry anit

coastal storm this weekend. i'll have the details coming up. >> and straight ahead in sports, penn state is headed to a bowl game. lesley van arsdale has those details. >> today is the 73rd anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. the bombing began at 7:55 a.m. hawaii time on december 7, 1941. less than two hours later 2500 had been killed, another thousand injured. president franklin roosevelt called it the day that would live in infamy ushering america into the seconds world war. >>> a ceremony was held on board the battleship new jersey to pay tribute to the lives lost on that day. as military families veterans and local officials many officials looked on a red, white and blue wreath was thrown into the delaware river followed by a quiet salute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> now britain's prince william and his wife kate arrive in new york city tonight. the duke and duchess have an action packed schedule ahead including a visit to the national september 11th memorial. they're going to be hosting a benefit reception also attending a brooklyn nets basketball game. princ

advertising push that includes displays in new york city busy penn station and a billboard outside its bus terminal. that ad in new york city did cost $350,000. and install layings like these less expensive cost money as well. so if you're from philadelphia, you might wonder how does all that spending affect you and is it worth the price? the answer officials say is the return on invest many tourists come here they spend money. >> pubs that's for sure. cheesesteaks. >> we had a budget set just to be here for a couple of days. >> reporter: that spending gets tacked money that goes into city covers and can be used, say, to fix next spring's potholes. what's the value of a hash tag? if it brings more tourists to fill it could be a lot. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". of course philadelphia right now preparing for its biggest event of the year. that is the visit of pope francis. >> today the pontiff had a high profile meeting at the vatican and we'll tell you about that. >> also ahead here tonight the manhunt continues for two killers who escaped a prison in new york. we'll tell was we've

wreath laying this morning at the magnificant columbus, at penn's landing and christopher columbus boulevard. there is also a wreath laying at the columbus statue at marconi plaza south broad street. there are several events and activities throughout october which is italian heritage month. >> yes, let's all celebrate the american italian heritage. >> good food involved in that. >> you got that right. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> it doesn't get more italian than that. i'm erika von tiehl. >> "eyewitness news" continues on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is neck, but we leave you with a shot of the flyers caravan. let's go flyers. >> ♪ >> billy: what a smile, huh? >> victoria: yeah, like her dad's. how are you doing? >> billy: okay and not okay. it changes every second. you know, in theory, you would think that i would feel a little better -- justice for delia on the anniversary of her death, but... >> victoria: that theory's not working for you, is it? >> billy: my baby's still gone. [ sighs ] >> victoria: well, at least adam will be

, thank you. happening today, students at penn state university will find out if their tuition is going up for the upcoming school year. penn state's boards of trustees finance committee approved a tuition increase, and annual budget for the coming year yesterday. the budget increases by nearly 3%. that means tuition would jump up to 450,000 per semester. both measures will go before the full trustee board today for the final approval. >>> time right now 5:36. in business news this morning, what extras are on their way to i tune extra. >> and, what to do taco bell menu will look like. >> waiting for fells warring owe to report its earnings for the last three mondays, yesterday do you finished up 70 points, nasdaq dropped 22. the federal trade commission is suing amazon, in the lawsuit filed yesterday, the ftc says amazon hasn't done enough to stop children from making purchases. the on line retailer has charged parents for millions of dollars worth of purchases, that their kids made. amazon said it won't settle with the ftc, refunded money to parents who complained and has implemented stro

last night's concert at penn's landing. this was the first in a series called smooth jazz summer nights. by the way free concerts are scheduled every friday night in august. our kate bilo as you can see was on hand for the event which was sponsors in part by cbs-3 the c "cw philly". >>> and the time right now 5:47. carol, anyone with outdoor plans today what do they need to know? >> well, i think they need to know it is not going to be a wash out the entire day. i know you are waking up, thinking about the plans you might have made a year ago for this weekend. and it doesn't look great out there right now. but it will be improving. and it might fall apart again a little built as well, but we do have improving trends, and then deteriorating trends. so that's the way this weekend is going to look. right now not the brightest start to the day. as we look at the ben franklin bridge jersey side, philadelphia side, and then, we take a look at storm scan3. and you can see we're finding a lot of heavy rain. one of the reasons that the communities right along the shore, there is an urban and sma

street. as you can see source of the water main break a appeared to be near penns grove avenue near fifth second. water gushing from the ground. there are cars that are partially submerged. residents all along this block of fifth second street and for several blocks have been evacuated. i have spoke with residents who tell me they have no water, they didn't have water for past couple of hours and they woke up to see this, as they heard fire officials outside of their doorway. i even spoke to one gentlemen by the name of thomas matthews who says he was ride ago long 52nd street when he felt a rumble as water began to gush out of this water main. residents tell me that there has been some road work on piping along this area over the past several weeks and they are not sure why this of course happened. the pooling seems to be along wyalusing avenue along fifth second street. it looks like it is several feet. fire officials they say that no one has been injured and most of the folks here along this roadway have been evacuated. they will be providing us more information later today. agai

native fran mccaffrey who played for penn then later covered at penn and lehigh f both teams win today, interesting, actually will play each other in round two sunday. the villanova temple and st. joe's games will all be on tru tv. >> one of the thrillers on day one of the tournament was last second win by the providence flyers. usc left all alone under the basket, boy just put it in there with 1.5 seconds left. they win their first march madness game since 1997. they win this 170 to 69. they play today seeded north carolina tomorrow. and there is a full slate of march madness again today right here on cbs-3. at 12:15, syracuse against dayton, 2:45, it is middle tennessee against michigan state. tonight's game starts at 7:00 with steven austin against west virginia. late game on cbs-3 will be michigan against notre dame tipping off at 9:30. 4:35 right now. police-involved shooing in north philadelphia is under investigation this morning. the shooting happened last night, near 15th and allegheny. police say officers were chasing a shooting suspect on foot, when that suspect pulled

." she also posted an old photo of her and the president. >>> well penn state university has set up a task force to examine the role fraternities and sororities play on campus. it was last week a secret facebook page belonging to the penn state chapter of kappa delta row that featured foelt toes of nude women became public. the task force will look at racial and ethnic diversity, sexual misconduct and alcohol abuse. >>> and now to news about a police investigation of a fraternity at the university of virginia. an alleged gang rape reported by "rolling stone" magazine made national headlines. the magazine admits there were mistakes in the article. and police investigating the alleged incident say the evidence does not back up the story. wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: police investigating an alleged gang rape at a university of virginia fraternity say there's no evidence the attack described in "rolling stone" magazine actually took place. >> suffice it to say we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude that there was even an event on september the 28th, 2012 at that part

food. if it really hits the fan, i'll be able to stick it out at home. >> reporter: at penn station where 650,000 commuters passes through every day, some trains are shutting down by 8:00 p.m. tonight, so many headed home early. new yorkers pride themselves on being tough but mayor bill de blasio pleaded with them to take this storm seriously. >> everything we know so far makes clear you can't underestimate this storm. this is not a typical storm. it's going to pack a real punch. >> reporter: public schools will be closed tomorrow. that's happened fewer than ten times in the past 50 years and scott, new york's governor has activated the national guard. >> pelley: eric fisher is chief meteorologist at wbz our cbs station in boston. eric what's coming next? >> reporter: scott a major snowstorm taking shape this evening off the coastline. the storm beginning to deepen, the winds picking up and snow moving into places like new york boston, providence and hartford. we'll see rates increase one to lee, maybe as much as four inches per hour. the heart of the storm overnight and into first

his police cruiser. justin finch is live for us at penn presbyterian medical center, doctors are treat that officer. how is he doing this morning, justin? >> we are told he has long road ahead. commissioner richard ross and mayor jim kenney gave briefing overnight calling officer jesse heart net brave, and also saying his quick actions helped to save his life. we do have radio moments from police radio just after he was hit. >> bleeding heavily. has been shot. >> police say this ambush happened about 11:40 thursday night at the corner of south 60 street and spruce streets, officer heartnet was hit within his cruiser approaching the intersection, that's when the shooter began his approach on foot, walking and shooting a 9-millimeter gun we are told and continuing to shoot right into that cruiser window. in all, he shot 13 shots. officer heartnet did return fire, striking the suspect at least three times, we are, to the suspect we are told is a 30 year old man. he tried to escape on foot, but he was caught near that area at 60 ' and delancey streets. weapon was recovered, as well.

artist to soul train. >>> sean penn says he has no regrets about his interaction with joaquin el chapo guzman. the actor, activist and journalist says he's got nothing to hide. penn had interviewed el chapo in october. and mexican authorities said that meeting helped lead to his capture. there are efforts under way to extradite el chapo to the united states for trial, but it could take a year. manuel bojorquez is outside the prison where he's being held, the same prison he escaped from in july. >> reporter: according to a u.s. law enforcement source, mexican authorities worry el chapo would bribe his way to another escape from this prison behind me. just a day after his arrest, a "rolling stone" article was posted detailing a secret meeting with actor sean penn. sean penn said he agreed to let el chapo review the article before being published but the drug lord did not ask for any changes. this picture was taken as proof of the secret meeting between the academy award winner and a drug cartel kingpin. in a lengthy rolling stone article, sean penn said he met with guzman last octo

the west coast with a rigorous challenge of calling games. >> penn state's final home game of the season guns number 10 michigan state. lions are bowl eligible this year. they're sick a and five on the season. one and five in the big 10. we'll be >> first family welcomed the white house christmas tree in the nation's capitol. first lady michelle obama and her daughters sasha and malia were hand as the 18.5 douglas fir arrived. just like this last year this tree comes from the crystal tree farm in car been county pennsylvania. it will be on display in the blue room. >> santa claus had busy day today. "eyewitness news" in conshohocken as santa lit the christmas tree at the old borough hall. got a little lift from fire department ladder truck and then he posed for photos with kids. >> and people lined station avenue in haddon heights camden county for the annual holiday parade. phenomenal scene with the town's fire trucks deck out in sparkling lights. look the that. santa claus making an appearance here. following the parade officials flipped the switch to light the town's christmas

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come from penn central railroads. "we will be pushing for and press on for the enactment of legislation on a permanent basis which would provide up to 750 million dollarsn guaranteed loans to financially stricken railroads." that bailout plan alsoad president nixon's support but congress failed to act. penn central filed for bankruptcy before the government eventually came in and created a national railroad used a more sympathetic propaganda tool to win votes. its workers. 20 years now. if we don't get this loan, i suppose we'll all get that. i'll probably lose my car. i have no idea how i'll feed my family. probably lockheed claimedankruptcy would cost the american economy 60,000 jobs. but even nixon's ownconomic advisers, including future fedse skeptical about the government lending arivate business money. "i think the industry is waiting for a signal here. they're goingo view this in one of two ways. either, that to stand up and be counted for, the programs you get involved in. you succeed, and if you do them poorly, you fail. if we allow - if the government allows itself to interfer

have an accident, 95 south, before penn's landing. everyone out of their vehicles walking around, so it will certainly slow you noun that area. here, what you are looking at is someone has flat tire, the schuylkill westbound, approaching conshohocken. so you can see, where the flat tire situation is, but you can also see how heavy those volume leafs of traffic are right now, very busy, basically, anywhere that we look. vine eastbound at 20th, blocking left lane, looks like it has just since been cleared out of your way so looking okay there. we do have downed tree here huntingdon at creek road, do have lanes block here, as women, make note of. that will and also, we've got construction still lingering delaware 495 northbound the ramp from hey road. more coming in a little bathe. more coming in a little bathe. stay right where you are, prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. grand canyon and glacierger than national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in ne

christopher dorman left penn presbyterian to a hero's reception. philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett among the well wish schers. hartnett shot three times in ambush attack in january he knows all too well the trauma dorman has gone through. >> i'm shot in the face! >> hours after the shooting friday, police arrested dante brooks island for the da describes as a drug dealer and career criminal. (applause). >> reporter: dorman's homecoming celebration continued at the folcroft fire company. where the officer spoke out about his ordeal for the first time. >> i'd like to say thank you to everybody for being there for me and my family and my fellow brothers in blue. everybody supporting me means lot. i appreciate it. >> his mother jean shared her son hasn't loft one bit of his quirky personality. >> as you know he was shot in the groin and he wanted to make sure he had all his parts. that's one example of his sense of humor. >> reporter: though out of the hospital he has a long recovery ahead. but there's no doubt he'll return to the police force as soon as he's able. >> i'm ready to get

injuries and aria torresdale taking in 30 people, penn presbyterian has one person, one patient who was in a trauma room. the these hospitals throughout the night and morning have been also, reunion for families friend and loved ones. we spoke with the father whose daughter called him from the train crash with her husband as well, take a listen. >> i'm okay but, you know, we're here in north philadelphia and our train derailed could you come here. she said, i love you three times. >> reporter: this father relieved to have his daughter a and son in law safe at this time. patients are being released in hospitals throughout the morning, and we are told about a 40 people were injured in this collision, and we are told of that number, there were 243 on board. almost half of the passengers in this derailment were injured overnight. we are live from center city, i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now this will affect so many commute this is morning not just on the rails but so many others ways as well. >> eleven million people use that line from our area to new york c

comes to magicians, the names don't get much bigger than penn & teller. they've amazed audiences around for 40 years. this past year they took a break from headlining in vegas to returning to the broadway stage for the first time in nearly 25 years with a new show "pen "penn & teller." penn jillette. >> we did two runs and went off to vegas. when you've got a theater they've named after you and they've painted your picture on the side of a hotel 300 feet tall it's very hard to get time off. it took 15 years to allow them to give us six weeks to be able to do broadway. we've been trying to come back. >> you're now the longest running headliners in the history of vegas? >> yes we are. playing 14 years in the same theater all the time. >> what brought you back to broadway? >> we love playing broadway. we've been working together for 40 years and we wanted to do a show that was the definitive penn & tiller show. in vegas it's a newer show. we're doing stuff we swore we'd never bring out of vegas because it's too big to travel but we've broken that promise. we're doing big stuff and little s

headlines on cbs-3. philadelphia wait to go see how much funding they will get from the pen penn state budget. trouble is pennsylvania governor tom corbett refuses to sign the state budget without a pension overhaul. >> also, beginning today, e-cigarettes are banned in philadelphia offices, parks, and restaurants. that's the same ban as on tobacco products. >>> fifteen year old boy drowned in the talcony creek while swimming with friends yesterday. police say the boy went under in water more than 10 feet deep. swimming in that creek is not allowed. >>> we'll be right back. uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv, room to room. plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. but we're not in the business of naming names. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the

penns landing still drew a crowd despite the the cold. >> it is presidents day. all of the kid have all school. we said why not it is my son's 12 year-old birthday. >> reporter: back to our fire here in west philadelphia, fortunately no one was injured but six people have been displaced and they are staying with relatives tonight. as for the cause of this fire right now that is still remaining under investigation. reporting live from west philadelphia, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> incredible scene there todd, thanks very much. >>> some people, braved the dangerous cold to run errands today. "eyewitness news" in brooklyn camden county at the shop rite where shoppers filled their carts with the food and having else that they need to ride out the the cold and the snow, as well. >>> you can track weather anytime you like on your smart phone or tablet. just down load cbs philly weather app. it is free. you can find it on both itunes and google play. >>> residents of the philadelphia apartment building say they are lucky to be alive after a gas main ruptured and blew out the

roller rink at penns landing or nearby to spruce street harbor park and also the ncaa mens lacrosse championships at the link. again many opportunities all around the city, and all with less traffic and less crowd then the jersey shore carol good morning. >>> anywhere you go you can stay at home and sit outside for 20 minutes and you'll want to make it five hours because it that is kind gorgeous day. looks beautiful looking at center city philadelphia blue skies, we have those same blue skies in the poconos and another great destination jack frost big bolder with no snow on the ski slope. we are looking across the delaware philadelphia 53 degrees right now just a nice looking start to the day but it is not just start that is good, 72 degrees for our high this afternoon this is coolest day we will be finding for probably the next seven or eight, 80 degrees tomorrow with sunshine. eighty-five on monday. nicole. >> carol thanks. next update 8:57. i'm nicole brewer. see you then. >>> anybody want to get in trouble? >> eddie, e oom going to leave. >> that guy's a third. >> want to go for