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forecast. we are looking at rain right now. temperatures have been falling along with the steady rainfall and the wind is blowing to make it feel chillier. that s a live view from center city with rain falling in the city and for much of the area. in south jersey along cape may in southern delaware it is dry. a steady line of showers coming down in northern chester county upper montgomery and bucks county and into northern new jersey. and the temperatures as you mentioned are above freezing in the 40s for the most part. doylestown and coatsville in the upper 30s. 41 in roxborough. and 44 for northeast philadelphia airport. and in south philadelphia it s 44 degrees. while the delaware river trail is at 43 degrees. we ll look at the hour by hour forecast when i come back in ten minutes. katy zachry is here with the morning commute. it s a good time to get on the roadway if you need to go slower considering the ponding and puddling on the roads. this is a live look at ....
the next train. good evening i m lucy noland. i m chris o connell. iain page is off tonight. that victim s mom spoke only to fox 29 s dave schratwieser. he is life right now outside of central detectives tonight. dave? reporter: chris police trying to identify at least a dozen teens who were involved in the beating of that 15-year-old boy. to night his mother tells us she d like to see those teenagers prosecuted so this doesn t happen to someone else s child. i panic. he s out of breath. this words from a mother still stunned after a pack of teenagers attacked her 15 year old son while he was waiting for a train on the broad street line near locust. all of a sudden they began to beat him. it was all caught on tape. senseless. it really doesn t make any sense to me. reporter: the teen s mother asked not to be identified after her son ended up at jefferson hospital with multiple injuries from the assault. kids sometimes they seem like they don t have any s ....
old son while he was waiting for a train on the broad street line near locust. all of a sudden they began to beat him. it was all caught on tape. senseless. it really doesn t make any sense to me. reporter: the teen s mother asked not to be identified after her son ended up at jefferson hospital with multiple injuries from the assault. kids sometimes they seem like they don t have any sense of direction. reporter: passengers at the station on monday were study to learn of the vicious attack. i hate taking the subway or any public transportation when schools is out. kids always rowdy. stop giving them so much leeway. these kids not grown. not giving them so much leeway at these early ages, man. reporter: police say it started when the victim and self other teens were walking on broad street near the station. words were exchangeed between two groups and everyone scattered. the victim headed to the platform to catch his train home. that s when the other teens ....
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possibly could. noneunatak. nunatak? n-u-n-a-t-a-k. correct. and he spells it right but they both go home winners. the scripps national spelling bee ends in a tie. captioning funded by cbs ning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for friday, may 29th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. the former speaker of the house dennis hastert has been indicted by a federal grand jury for violating banking laws and lying to the fbi. the indictment says hastert paid hush money to keep an unnamed person quiet about, quote, prior misconduct. hastert served as speaker for eight years from 1999 to 2007 and he was the longest serving republican house speaker. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. anne-marie, good morning. this is coming as a shock to many here on capitol hill. according to the indictment hastert who is now 73 withdrew $2 million in very small increments to stay under the bank regulators and lied to investig ....