tonight. wind stiff out of the northwest between ten and 15 miles an hour where the cold is coming from. the cold win is creating lake effect snow throughout the great lakes and clouds are moving in that frontal boundary. temperatures will fall through the the 50's and 40's by 11:00 o'clock tonight. brisk and chill toy say the least. we have a morning shocker with temperatures that will be quite cold, this cold is going to linger, it will in the go anywhere anytime soon. wet weather moving in for the beginning of next week. speaking of the cold, we will talk about cold, snow in the polar vortex and all of that tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 when i unveil my winter weather forecast. don't miss it. i will come later on in the broadcast and talk more about thee mediate future with the seven day. for now back inside to you. >> kathy, thank you. developing news there was a dramatic rescue at one world trade center in new york city today. window washers became trapped on the broken scaffold dangle from the the 68th floor of

that sky scraper after one of the cables malfunctions. two were clinging to life on the side of the 104 to you youer for more than an hour, before new york fire fighters were able to cut through a window and pull them to safety >> cables did not break. slack developed on the west side of the scaffolding. it caused it to go to that position. >> wind was blowing as well, so it must been scary. >> i wouldn't want to be them. >> one world trade center, of course, tower that rose from the ashes of the twin towers. it opened, for business, just last week. deadly and suspicious, authorities investigate a house fire in atlantic county, the bodies of a woman and a child found inside. the story is unfolding on the 200 block of washington avenue in egg harbor city. that is where "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, the

police have not said yet whether they believe that the two victims here died before or during the fire. the block here on washington avenue just reopened but we see police are still here as part of the all day investigation. they have one version of what happened but they are not telling us if they are sold that is the truth. >> really, oh , my gosh. >> reporter: neighbors are saddened to learn what looked like a small fire in the egg harbor city house turnout to be much worse. police say woman and her son were found dead inside and they believe the fire was set intentionally. school officials confirmed that the little boy was in second grade. >> i didn't think it was little will boy that died. my gosh. >> reporter: police say there was a man in the house that needed to go to the to the hospital for undisclosed injury. they claimed he to know what happened. >> he was telling them he need to break in the house. >> reporter: police won't comment if they believe the story and they don't have a suspect. >> we don't want to alarm anyone in here. we don't think there is something that will happen now. >> reporter: damage appears to be on the back of the house in

the second story, as police processed the inside of the home, arson investigators looked around the outside as well. >> arson doggies looking to see if there is flammable liquids. we're considering this us is fish us at this time. he is looking for final word. >> reporter: neighbors say deaths of the mother and son are devastating. >> you would have never thought that this would ever happen. and they just need to pay for whoever did this. >> reporter: egg harbor city school district says that they sent a letter home with the students today telling parents that grief counselors will be on hand at the schools tomorrow, should any of the children want to talk about the incident. we are live from egg harbor city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. officials say a suspicious bag found at a main line school was filled with bullets. several police departments responded to the barack hebrew academy in bryn mawr. school says security guard found a small bag this morning. police evacuated the building

and conduct a security sweep of the campus. all activities have been canceled and school will resume tomorrow. well, investigation is underway after a drowning at a day care event inner cumberland county, new jersey. chopper three over 900 block of cher lane in in millville. the owner told police on tuesday that he found a 15 month-old boy missing, when she return to the yard after tending to another child. she later found him in a pond, and then called 911. day care has not reopened. man accused of abducting a with man and fleeing across, and, federal court today. "eyewitness news" investigator reported walt hunter live outside the courthouse to tell us what he will say, walt? >> chris, the alleged victim and family were not in the courtroom when delvin barnes the the suspect entered. he said very little only a few wards and showed no emotion during the the four and a half

minute hearing, his first appearance in federal court on kidnapping charges here in philadelphia. accused kidnapper delvin barnes charged with abducting 22-year old carlesha gaither from a germantown street and holding her captive for nearly three days, found himself, face-to-face with a u.s. magistrate at his first court appearance. >> you have been charged in the criminal complaint with knowingly lawfully and unlawfully abducting and kidnapping a victim and transporting her in interstate commerce. do you plan to hire a lawyer or would you like a court to appoint counsel for you. >> today the federal defender was appointed to represent mr. barnes. he was continued to friday for a detention hearing as well as a probable cause hearing. >> reporter: barnes newly a interest 30ed public defender had no comment on the charges following the four and a half minute hearing.

prosecutor jane len hand requesting pretrial detention that would require barnes to stay behind bars as he awaits trial. can you comment at all on the charges. >> i can't. >> reporter: barnes was arrested one week ago, federal agents surrounding his car in jessup maryland rescuing gaither. for now he will be held here at federal detention center but neither prison officials nor his attorney will comment on whether he will be kept under a suicide watch as he was in the virginia prison. >> i don't know anything about that. i really can't answer to that. >> reporter: in virginia, barnes is still facing state charges of attempting to rape a teenage girl and setting her a fire. police now confirmed that the this afternoon just a few minutes ago, eric holder, the u.s. attorney general, put in a conference call to all of the philadelphia detectives involved in investigating this kidnapping telling them that they did a great job. live from the u.s. courthouse, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> walt, thank you. man accused of ditching a corvette in the delaware river as part of the bitter divorce dispute has surrendered to police. "eyewitness news" reporter justin sanchez live at northeast detectives with the latest on this bizarre incident, justin. >> justin, yes, john crammer was walk in a few hours there by police and will be there for several hours more for booking. he is on his way in he did say he is very sorry for what happened and said it will never happen again. two days after launching his ex-wife's red corvette in the delaware john crammer earned iserd to police at northeast detectives. >> i didn't realize i did anything wrong. >> reporter: now, he says it is hitting him especially knowing he may not see his children for a while. >> see my daughter jillian has drawn syndrome. that is who i spend every day with. without her in my life i'm unbalanced. >> reporter: monday's corvette caper was quickly tied to crammer who said it became yet another flash point in

his near three-year divorce process from his estranged wife told cbs-3 that she did not want to be identified. >> they threatened me that he was going to do it. >> reporter: she says crammer sent text messages admitting he dumped the corvette in the river. as for why, both say it was over the couple's minivan which he wanted but did not get but that text violates a protective order she took out against him months ago. she said her front door is boarded because he recently tried to break the the glass to get inside. a witness at the river told police crammer told him not to tell anyone he saw but he did any want tipping off police who arrived to pull off the under water car recovery. >> risking lives of police officers. they had to go in there and pull that car out, it will get new trouble. >> i didn't know anybody would go in and try to get the car. >> reporter: crammer is facing two charges of reckless endangerment for those

officers who did go in after that car. he is also facing a charge of break ago this protective order. he blames all of this on his bipolar disorder and police say that will be up for the court to decide. live from northeast philadelphia, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. violent crash kills a woman and injured a man right outside northeast high school. this happened around 4:00 this morning on cottman avenue in northeast philadelphia a. police say one of the drivers may have run a red light causing that crash. woman was thrown from her car while the man's vehicle slid on the lawn of the high school. that man is recovering tonight with the broken neck. parents, staff members are demanding tonight the philadelphia will school district increase security at bartram high school. dozens rallied outside the school in king sessing this afternoon, calling for action, after a substitute teacher was assaulted in the hallway allegedly by a student. three teachers have been assaulted a at bartram in just the past month.

we will have a full report for you coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. chester woman becomes first to be sentenced a straw purchasing gun law name after murdered officers brad fox. stacy dawson bought two guns from her boyfriend a convicted felon. today she was sentenced to five to 12 years behind bars. under the law she must serve five years before she's even eligible for parole. her family says that they are angry because delaware county officials are making an example out of her. >> i want to appeal it. no matter what it takes. i will not let my daughter sit in jail for something she didn't do. >> brad fox law lives in his name. brad fox today still is protecting us through this law you. >> officer fox was killed in 2012, the day before his 35th birthday. we will have reaction from his family coming up at 6:00.

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it has been a history making day in space. >> european scientists managed to land a than manned spacecraft on a comet traveling 84 miles an hours. cbs news correspondent charlie dagada tells us how they were able to pull this off. >> reporter: scientistness germany celebrated the success of a decade's long dream. roseta spaceship released 220-pound lander that dropped for seven hours before attaching to the comet. >> this is a big step for human civilization. >> reporter: final stretch of the 4 billion-mile journey. the the european space agency had been chasing the comet since the launch of the roseta in 2004. catching up to a comet traveling up to nearly 84,000 miles an hour meant using the gravity of the earth and mars as a sling shot, building up speed by swinging around both planets before

slinging off towards its target. it caught up to the comet in august and began looking for a place to land its pope. >> when they caught up to the comet they were expecting something about the shape of the potato, but instead they found this which has been described closer to a rubber duck. that made it in more important to find the exact landing location. this comet which is left over debris from the formation of the solar system is two and a half miles wide and weighs 10 billion tons. scientists hope to take samples from the surface and shed some light on how the the solar system began. charlie dagaga for cbs news, germany. by the way it takes more than 28 minutes for commands from scientist from his germany to reach roseta because spaceship is more than 300 million miles from earth but what an extraordinary a achievement. >> precision and patients they had to have to get that done is incredible. >> very well done. >> all right. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" a vast a majority of americans know

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as we talked about the cold is moving in the region right now but it will be nothing compared to what they have dealt with in the midwest and rockies, about 25 inches of snow in parts of the michigan right now, more than

16 in minnesota, 18 in wisconsin, and in denver the temperatures have been struggling to get out of the single digits and in kansas city the wind and cold make it feel like it is in the teens, and they are shelters, that are starting to fill up. okay. you know what is coming, again, not quite as bad as it has been but you will still need coats because our temperatures are dropping. big question is how you low will they go. >> we have team three weather coverage with meteorologist justin drabick and kathy orr. we will start with justin live on the parkway with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. justin, is it still nice out there? >> well, jessica, we are starting to feel that change where we had our taste of indian summer past few days with high temperatures at 70 degrees. enjoy it now. changes are on the way throughout the overnight hours. here weaver outside, temperatures cooling down. wind kicking up. you can see flags blowing. that is cold front that came on through, northwest winds,

and that will start to bring in colder air. you'll feel difference overnight and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning and an air mass so much dryer tonight. temperatures are not cold yet it does feel chilly when you factor in the win. lets talk about the high temperatures today. we will go to the weather graphic. we have reached our high early this afternoon at 1:00 where it was 70 degrees. then front came through. then temperatures continued to slowly drop. sixty-six by 3:00 o'clock. sixty-one at 5:00. now we're talking about 50's returning over the next several hours and dropping and some 40's and 30's for the suburbs tonight. i want to bring you back here live to the mobile weather lab. about 15 minutes ago we were at 62. wind five to 10 miles an hour. check this out. this is something interesting. this is a map showing the next ten days, the the blue temperatures, blue area that is below average. look at how much coverage over the entire united states, that

will be cold for the next week or two. don't expect a warm up anytime soon. we are live from the parkway with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab now back to kathy with a check of the forecast. >> when you look at that consider it is 80 percent of the country that is in the blue. we are not alone with this cold snap. that is for sure. as we look outside, it is beautiful as sunsets here in philadelphia. this is view from campbell's field camera. it is not just the cold but wind and winds have been gusting late this afternoon as well. our live neighborhood network takes a look at these peak win gusts at lindh villa orchards wind gusts to the 28 miles an hour. lancaster at the country clown and lower merion high school, 27. and new castle we are looking at a 26-mile an hour gusts. the the wind will make it feel colder as temperatures continue to fall. sixty-one in philadelphia. fifty-six in allentown. forty-four in the poconos. so you can see the cold air is knocking on our doorsteps. thirty from central

pennsylvania all the way west war. forty's to the south. even colder through the nation's heart land, 22 degrees in minneapolis. shy and one has been temperature for past couple days. they cannot escape that brutal cold. on storm scan you three can see the clouds associated with the front marching east ward with that cold moving into the delaware valley. once this front clears we will see consistent northwesterly winds, cold temperatures, highs only in the 40's tomorrow and we will keep an eye on this area of low pressure that will come close enough to give us a chance of the shower late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. friday, still looking at cold temperatures, and saturday, the sun comes out and those temperatures not budging out of the 40's through the entire forecast period. overnight, mainly clear northwesterly wind keeping it chilly. low of 37. now we're talking about wind chills. wind chills in the upper 20's. you'll wake up to temperatures in the 30's for the most part some 40's down the shore but 29 the morning low in the poconos.

tomorrow afternoon warming up to 49, wind relaxes somewhat and evening shower will be on tap. on the exclusive three day forecast, 49 for thursday. morning low saturday below freezing saturday afternoon at 44 degrees. kate will be back to show you how long this will last with the seven day. for now we will go to break and we will be back with more news after this.

another tough test for the eagles this sunday when they go autopsy begins the packers, defense led by linebacker clay matthews. the birds will have the reborn mark sanchez at the helm, carrying a 97.7 passer rating

after two consecutive wins. on the other side of the ball eagles defense will to have hut down aaron rodgers who has been on top of his game throwing for 315 yards and six touchdowns against the bears, last sunday. to the sixers now they are still looking for their first win of the season but help is on the way, in a big way, tomorrow night, begins the dallas mavericks. it is return of michael carter williams from shoulder surgery in may. his first game of the season. the reigning rookie of the year has been practicing with the team for about a week now but don't expect him to play his normal playing time, coach brett brown says he will ease him back in. and it was a special surprise for flyers fans, at st. christopher's hospital, for children. a few flares stopped by to meet with kids earlier this afternoon. one child was given a bedroom make over at his house. it is all made possible thanks to the flyers wife's building hope for kids initiative ape what a great cause.

>> great to see their smiles. >> and how a lucky puck can brighten up a child's life. >> thanks very much. still to come, in the neck half an hour, developing news tonight, u.s. sailors are attack on the street in turkey and whole episode is caught on camera. for some sex assault victims rape kits come at a price, why would survivors are getting stuck with the bill sometimes for thousands of dollars. it is a cbs news investigation. incredible scene when a man crashes in to a creek his co-workers have just minutes to act. see how this drama unfolds. new at 6:00 o'clock big concerns over a big, insect which is never been in the united states, has now made its way in to parts of our region. what agriculture officials are doing in an effort to stop the spread of this pest.

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zzz had i'm jessica dean with some of the day's top stories, investigators are calling a deadly house fire, in egg harbor city, new jersey, suspicious. the bodies of the woman and a child were found inside of the home, on, washington avenue and man was taken to the hospital. new york fire fighters, rescued two window washers after they became trapped near the 68th floor of one world

trade center. scaffolding became disable after one of the cables malfunctioned leaving it dangling to one side. the man accused of abducting carlesha gaither makes his first court appearance in philadelphia telling judge he would like the court to appoint counsel. he is due back in court friday for a bail hearing, kate. jessica, our cold front has, swept out to sea bringing in much more cooler and dryer air and we are still hanging on to 61 degrees, at the airport, and lower 50's in our north and western suburbs. temperatures continue to plumet tonight, and as we head through next several days we will be experiencing, a very big chill. we will have all of the numbers in the seven day forecast, coming up, chris. thanks very much. new at 5:30 tonight we are told that stockton college intend to buy the show boat casino in atlantic city and use it as a campus. college and caesars entertainment announced a letter of intent has been signed. if it is approved the college will own 28 acres in addition to the building, the terms are

still being work out yet and there is no word on the sale price. with casinos closing and thousands of jobs disappearing we know future of atlantic city is uncertain. officials have been meeting with the governor to find ways to help. our noel mcclaren is live on the boardwalk tonight to tell us some of the ideas being kick around, noel. >> reporter: well, it has been just about two months since latest casino on the boardwalk on trump plaza, closed its doors, but governor christie tells us we are getting closer to some or the of a solution here in atlantic city. >> bettering atlantic city. >> reporter: governor chris christie delivered the frustration shared by everyone gathered in today's summit. >> it paints a very dark picture one we have to confront. >> reporter: in what he calls a bipartisan effort he said that complication is just beginning. several specific recommendations to save atlantic city write highlighted, one suggested by state senate president steve sweeney would designate an emergency manager to handle city finances.

>> we need to bring an emergency manager into this city that is not going to pay attention to politics but that person, he or she, will just deal with the cold hard facts that we cannot afford what we have down here anymore. >> reporter: among other recommendations include school, pension reform, also a public/private partnership one that models help heel new brunswick. governor says all ideas will be taken into consideration but refused to endorse any publicly. >> recommendations got made to me two days ago so i would like to have sometime to absorb it. i have had an opportunity to discuss them with the legislative leaders and my updated time line as soon as i'm ready to make decisions. >> reporter: clock keeps ticking for those remaining job less with the closing of casinos. governor says his team is working as quickly as the the ross zest will allow him. >> i'm very pleased with the urgency with which people have addressed this situation and now we need to use this sense of urgency over next 60 days.

>> reporter: governor says he plans to host another summit, again, in january. we are live from atlantic city tonight, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are searching for two suspects in the armed robberies, in south and southwest philadelphia. take a look at this surveillance video, police say a female suspect has hit seven times since october 3rd. in one robbery police say she had a male accomplice. in all six business where is hit. >> kind of odd that females do robberies. thing we pointed out is how nervous the person looked in some of the videos. >> in four of the robberies the female suspect had a knife, in three of them she had a gun. well, developing story right now, three u.s. navy sailors are attacked during a stop in istanbul turkey an incident that was caught on camera. this mob at one point throw bags over the heads of those

soldiers as they can't yankee go home. according to turkish media the members, the men rather are members of is what call the turkish youth union. u.s. navy officials say the sailors were not harmed and safely back on board their ship. rape victims face a long, painful recovery with emotional as well as physical scars. as more than a dozen states, cbs news investigation find survivors are also getting stuck with a bill. chris van cleve explains. >> i woke up the next morning naked. >> reporter: late last year christine was sexually assaulted. she went to the suburban chicago hope for a rape kit, medical exam that checks for evidence. the next day felt victimized all over again. >> i got my first bill. >> you kept getting bills. >> correct, lots of them, and for thousands of dollars. >> reporter: federal law says that the victim should not pay for rape kits but there can ab

digsal medical charges like hiv tests or er fees which may not be covered n some states that means victims could be stuck with the bill. >> when you keep getting revictimized, you know, once a month you get a reminder in the mail hey you are late, hey, this happened, it is happened to move on. >> reporter: chicago's rape victim advocates helped christine but it took ten months for bills to stop. >> we have a full-time staff person and a bulk of their cases are involving medical bills. >> reporter: our cbs news investigation found 13 states including illinois where advocates say some rape survivors are being billed for medical services n louisiana this victim was among those billed after a private company took control of the state owned lsu hospital system. >> around $2,000, of which my insurance covered none of it at all. >> reporter: state legislators began hearing last month that louisiana's governor signed an executive order aimed at better protecting victims.

>> i believe that they should never be charged. >> reporter: there has been two attempts to change federal law to expand coverage beyond rape kits, both failed to pass congress. >> add row dates say their system works fairly well. survivors have an option of using their own insurance or having the state cover the exam as well as related testing and medication. if additional carries needed and victim reports the attack they can apply for reimbursement from a state fund. chris van cleve, cbs news, new york. you can see much more on this story tonight at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. and then coming up, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, a trip to the er is scary enough but something else that happens could leave your heart raising. health reporter stephanie stahl has a special report on the emergency room surprises affecting millions, that is tonight on cbs-3 at 11:00. a dallas mass has his co work tours thank after a traumatic rescue from a frigid creek. look at this cell phone video of two city employees

scrambling to save their co-worker from a water logged truck. several swift hammer strikes shattered the truck's windows and that allows them to free the the driver from danger. rescuers say that the familiar brake lights alerted them that one of their own was inside and in distress, and it was, they say an emotional rescue. >> as a co-worker, we are like a family, my gosh, that is a guy i know and makes you want to help him do whatever you want to do to save them. >> the driver suffered a medical emergency just before the car crashed into the creek but doctors say he will be okay. and we're having a heavy afternoon, we will go outside right now and check out vine street expressway. you can see identical lanes here, so headedded westbound towards the schuylkill expressway and possibly 30th street station right through can see all brake lights and slammed on the eastbound lanes

towards i92. things in new jersey too northbound lanes heavy, 295 and surrounding area and bridge and brake lights in the southbound lanes here. we are jammed from the walt whitman bridge heading southbound, toward the atlantic city expressway. already problems out on septa's broad street line, signal issues, so we are suffering delays in both directions until further notice. in north philadelphia seventh street and butler street a house fire with no road closures as of yet but, currently, you will be dealing with residual delays and possible police activity on the scene trying to direct around that fire. limekiln pike an accident between golden drive and dreshertown road. currently all of our major slam, schuylkill eastbound heavy. ninety-five southbound heavy. blue route slow heading southbound from the schuylkill to 95 a 31 minute trip. jessica, back over to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" many shoppers know about the data breaches at stores but how many of us are doing something to protect ourselves.

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an organization, that blocked outdoor feeding ban is now weeks from opening a indoor dining facility in mantua. >> but as cherry greg tells us they need public's help to jump one final hurdle. >> ryan jenkins is on a mission. >> we're working around the clock to make this happen. >> reporter: for past four years volunteers and donations have helped transform this old bank at 40th and lancaster into a dining facility that includes land lookers and hardwood floors, all for those in need. >> we want to make a home environment so that way when people come, they don't feel like it is poor peels meal. >> reporter: call to the finish line thanks to the $50,000 matching donation, the only catch, is to help these families inside, they will to have raise the money by the end of the year. >> we need about another $20,000 to make the match happen.

>> reporter: volunteer whendell austin is walking testimony, chosen 300 nursed the former drug addict to success. >> now laying tile as a volunteer. >> reporter: chosen 300 ministries is hoping to begin serving families in this new facility day after thanksgiving and then they will ramp up their job training and other programs in the spring of next year. in man to, cherry greg for kyw news radio for kyw "eyewitness news". septa cut ribbon on two new elevators at dilworth park today. "eyewitness news" near philadelphia city hall. elevators will carry visitors from the park at street level to the upper concourse at septa's 15th street station. well to day is a day of change, and our weather watchers are track ago this change. lets check with a couple of them here. we will start off in philadelphia, where we have tanya reporting 59 degrees. she sent us a nice picture of the city all lit up, sunset in philly. lights turn on as sun goes

down. thanks for that lovely photo. certainly feeling colder then it did earlier today. we will check with donna take already who says wind kicking up getting ready for arctic blast in kenneth square. thanks for that. moving into new jersey we will check with john sandman reporting 57 degrees right now. barometer steady. no wind or rain. these temperatures lower then they were a couple hours ago when we were up near 70 degrees. if you are interested in being a weather watcher, sign up now, go to cbs philly.com/watchers and send us your reports and photos especially if we start to track this chill. lets look at storm scan three which is showing not a whole lot going on right now. that is good news. we have had fog and rain and drizzle this morning but what i want to point your attention to tonight is the color differential as that cold air comes n look at that blue and purple shading, back through midwest n our area, we are still seeing a little bit of warmth and green and yellow shading, it is being eroded as that cold air tarts to dive in. this is taken over much of the

nation. temperatures actually still holding on to the lower 60's. here in philadelphia get outside if you want to experience 60's for another few minutes. because once they are gone they will not come back for quite sometime. fifty-six in will allentown. forty-four in mount pocono. fifty-one in lancaster. look at this chill, 46 in little rook. meanwhile it is 76 in charleston. big difference here behind the front. real core of the coal is up over northern plains where it is a 1 degrees in monday tan a9 in billings. ten in rapid city. win are strong as well. we are seeing wind ten to 15 miles an hour with higher gusts as that colder air tarts to move in. that is how you can feel the difference in the air out there that cold wind of change is blowing. tomorrow starts off dry, tomorrow evening though we have a weak disturbance. couple showers develop. maybe even a brief snow shower late, and then that moves away, and it will not accumulate or certainly an indication of this cold air that is moving in. it just gets worse. and, now it, and, then another

batch is unleash next week even. by wednesday, the entire eastern half of the country is frigid. that may be the coldest date so far. thinks only first wave of it, and it gets worse into next week. overnight 37, breezy, much colder and tomorrow's high just 49, some sun with an evening shower and maybe even a snow showers in spots after night fall. friday, 45. very cold. cold again but dry and bright on saturday at 44. then sunday, chilly, showers in the afternoon or evening and we are looking at a steady rain on monday, cold rain. highs only in the 40's. look at tuesday and wednesday we may not make it in the 40's by middle of the next week, bitter chill remains. now we have kidcasters copping up this weekend. join the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" team at plymouth meeting mall. if your kids wanted to be on tv this is their chance to give it a shot. we will be there from 12:00 to 3:00. now back to you at the desk. most americans know about large data breaches that have

affect a number of retailers and banks and on line size over the past year. >> but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find that is not changing majority of the shoppers habits. >> charles goldfine is not worried about anyone getting a hold of his secure information on line. >> is there a possibility it will happen to me and fit does, i will deal witt but likelihood is that it won't. >> reporter: he is not alone. a new survey from the information technology security association, says that 94 percent of consumers are familiar with security breach that he is came to light over the past year at least tailers, including target and home depot. three-quarters of those surveyed says if they are concern, but many are not doing much bit. study shows only 45 percent of consumers change their on line pass words or pin numbers. just 28 percent shopped less a at retailers affect by data breaches. 23 percent used cash more often, instead of credit cards and only 15 percent made fewer on line purchases on their mobile devices.

>> people want to do a right thing but we have to get beyond this complacency and convenient factor. >> bianchi takes in chances. >> i make sure any pass boards and user names are different. >> reporter: they recommend that consumers use pass words that are strong and unique. they recommend using security software to protect your information, but don't use a pass word like pass word 123. >> oh, yeah. >> not exactly bright. >> criminals try over and over until they find it. >> exactly. >> you hear that 50,000 -- 50 million people are affect in the breach and you think what are the chances they will find my information so maybe you ignore it. maybe that is that is just me that thinks like that. >> jim, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news", making sure school students stay on the ball. >> in this weeks story of brotherly love bringing city kids on the court, it is not basketball. see

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unusual spot in brotherly love. >> sport is squash and we caught up with some of the team at lenfest center in hunting park. fifteen year-old jose robert is on the ball in more ways than one thanks to squash. >> i would be hanging out with my friends on the street but now i can consider squash mart my second home. >> reporter: squash martis a non-profit program, drafts children six to 12. executive director steven greg says squash is relatively easy to learn. >> if you swing and miss, it is right there. hit it, miss it it comes back quickly. >> don't hit that shot. >> reporter: squash director, is a squash martha lum and penn state grad. not only is learning to win important, so is learning to lose. >> when they first lose their first match, it gives them more empowerment, it gives them the drive to keep going. >> i want to be a pro. >> are you going to be a pro. >> yes. >> after squash comes studying. hundreds of volunteers like evan elers help students with

home work and project. >> they come home from school and bring work from class. >> you see them become more confident in their skills. >> our goal, is to keep kids in shape, in will school, and on track for graduation. >> reporter: of the students who made it through all seven years of the program, 100 percent graduated from high school. >> now my academics are awesome, i love math, science, my english is better. >> so is his game. >> squash marts takes students on field trips and service projects. would you like to will volunteer? find out how and contact them through our web site at cbs philly.com. i'll see you in the morning. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00, some questions about what happened in this atlantic county home. mother and her young son are found dead inside the burning house. we are live with new details as investigators sift for clues, kathy. >> cold is slowly moving into the delaware valley, high

today seven on temperatures plunging in the 30's and that is just the beginning, the seven day forecast is coming up. also a call to action after this video of the substitute teacher lying motionless on the floor following an attack by a student. tonight we are hearing from that teacher as community rally with toys even school violence. we've got another one and this is a bad one, in berks county, we will talk more about that coming up. tonight a tragic scene in atlantic county, a second grader, and his mother are found dead inside of a burning home and investigators say that this fire was no accident. neighbors are in disbelief tonight, good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. and first many thought it was just a small house fire, and

they had no eye tea that sad discovery emergency official was make. an investigation is now underway at the home in 200 block of washington avenue in egg harbor city. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live at the scene with details, cleve. >> jessica, police tell us that they have notified next of kin but prosecutor's office has not released the names of the victims or given us any sense of how they believe that they have died. but the neighbors in this area say that if the fire was set deliberately they want to know more about the motive. >> i didn't think it was a little boy that died, my gosh. >> reporter: second grade boy and his mother are dead after fire fighters responded to the call in the 200 block of washington avenue. they put out fire quickly but inside found two life less victims. authorities say they transported a man to the hospital with undisclosed injuries, he claimed to know how the situation started. >> he was telling investigators that on one broke in the house. >> reporter: police won't comment if they believe the