first up, meteorologist karen rogers in for david and matt pelman with traffic. good morning. good morning. unusual here at 5 o clock in the morning and we re seeing temperatures at 40 degrees in martins creek, line in quakertown and pottstown. it s already 51 degrees in coatesville, 52 in kennett square, 55 in chester and we just went up to 56 right now in center city. had an update there n south jersey let s check these numbers. 57 in hammonton, 55 vineland, 56 in dover delaware. usually our average high for this date is 42 so you see how these temperatures are way above average. storm tracker6 live double scan showing maybe a couple sprinkles trying to pop up. for the most part we re dry. but this is what s on the way. some showers coming in our direction associated with a front that s going to bring a big change to our weather tomorrow. the first half of your day is going to be wet at times with showers moving through at 7:00 a.m., 56 degrees. still a few showers at 1
licensing was gunned down october 17th, his body dumped at eighty-second and lions avenue in southwest philadelphia. it was a thinking, really. your stomach drops to the floor. reporter: his mother, long griffin, whose husband was murdered in 1992 is now making funeral plans, to the youngest of her three sons. you can say okay, they caught the person, but it doesn t bring him back. reporter: these pictures police say show jordan wearing a specially design $2,000 mask and wig to alter his appearance, holding up one of five banks he has allegedly robbed since june, here in chestnut hill and in bucks county. as police press their search for possible clues in the schuylkill, sources say that they are new looking into whether jordan may have killed as many as five others, whether their investigation turns up enough evidence to file additional murder charges beyond long s killing is for now an unanswered questions. now as of right now, jordan is being held without bail on
we re not missing any conduct that would be worthy of criminal prosecution. reporter: the bucks county district attorney says even the most disturbing of the hazing incidents on the central bucks west football team don t rise to the level of a crime. the superintendent canceled the rest of the team s season after learning seniors forced rookie players to touch the private parts of others while clothed and there was a shower incident. for instance, the so-called waterboarding involved children having towels or wash cloths put over their faces and then being taken under the shower. if you do that long enough, if you hold the kid s head right under the shower and they start aspirating water, that could be very serious. doesn t appear from the investigation that has been done so far, that that degree of conduct occurred. reporter: but if parents believe their child s physical health or safety was involved or there was inappropriate mental stress or embarrassment, the distri
eyewitness news . right now at 10:00 a fire ball in the sky tonight over virginia. a nasa rocket launch goes terribly wrong. the unmanned space craft explo exploding just six seconds after lift off. good evening. i m jessica dean. and i m chris may. again, it s important to note there was no one on board this rocket and the rocket that was carrying cargo to the international space station burst into flames tonight and came crashing to the ground. cbs news correspondent bigad shaban has more. and we have lift off. reporter: supply ship rocket headed for the international space station lift fraud a launch pad in virginia tuesday evening. but just seconds later, something went wrong. we have power lift off. unmanned rocket exploded over the launch site at wal lapse island virginia. and fell back to earth in a fiery heap. smoke and flames were captured by camera crews hoping to catch a shot of the rocket heading to space. launch team, launch team be advised sta
pat collins, news4. they are there to protect you if you get into an accident. but thousands of guard rails across virginia may hold a h hidden that could make a crash worse, even deadly. transportation reporter, adam tuss, joins us live from fairfax tonight with more on the danger and what v-dot plans to do about it. adam? reporter: hey, jim. virginia is now the first state in the entire country to say that it will replace detective guard rails. take a look here on route 50 in fairfax. of course, we drive past these kinds of guard rails on a daily basis. don t think twice about them. but there could be a real danger with the design. when you hit a guardrail, the head of the rail is supposed to absorb the impact and push all the metal away from the vehicle. but transportation leaders say a company that manufacturers rail heads, as they re known, made a cost-cutting design change in 2005, without telling federal officials. and that design change could turn rail heads into