we are following breaking news a woman found name and bruised and detectives are on the scene searching for clues. >> let get more right out to nicole brewer at the scene where homicide detectives and investigation is going on right now. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: investigation is still underway this morning. police got the call around 3:00 to the unit block of 53rd

street, to this home you see behind me. the 57 year-old resident inside took police in three mask and hood is struggled with her a six two-year old woman who was then found by, authorities on floor of the name and covered for bruises. she was pronounced dead at the scene. that 57 year-old was taken to the hospital on university of pennsylvania, treated for minor bruising. police admit that the story is questionable but they have to investigate this but right now it is all they have to go on. that account for the 57 year-old roommate who said three men with masks and hoodies tried to get in the home and we have no signs of forced entry. police are trying to figure out what went on here if, in fact, there was a robbery as a motive or not. they said it didn't appear this home was ransack at all. we did speak to a neighbor. she said she cannot imagine

that any within would want to harm that six two-year old woman found dead inside. that is very latest live from west philadelphia, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will get back to you. we are following breaking news in southwest philadelphia, early morning fire damages three hems displacing several people on this cold morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live at that scene. good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. fortunately no one was injured as a result but three hems have been damage, two destroyed because of the flames and at least five people have been displaced because of the fire. we are coming will to you live from florence avenue you where you you cane fire crews remained on the scene that ladder stretched to the top of the row homes there and they are making sure that the hot spots are remaining out and starting the fire investigation. this fire broke out just after 2:00 this morning in the 5500 block of florence avenue in king sessing. with fire crew is a arrived, they found an unoccupied row home on fire, crews were able

to get those flames under control for 30 minutes but fire spread to the neighboring home, two in all, just about five people are displaced, including three adult and two teenagers. we are told red credits will be arriving shortly and we are told that the people who have been displaced are finding some shelter this morning from friends on the same block. good news, in one was injured because of this fire, cause of the fire remains under investigation. as soon as we get you more information we will bring it straight to you. live, king sessing, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 5:33 right new. could we see snow is the question, katie. >> i think we have a good shot to see flakes but does it have a chance to stick or accumulate, that will be a tricky forecast for us. our cold air mass just got here. it needs more time to settle in. we may see a very light coating out of what is to come here. lets start off here and now.

quiet as could be here as we have nice clear skies. we have lake effect snow across great lakes, just down wind from the lakes here but that is in the necessarily the issue. we have moisture pulled from the southwest and then by tonight that toss equal some rain showers for philadelphia. now most of the afternoon is okay as a whole but if you have plans to be outside you may want to think about the the umbrella it does appear to be enough cold air for flakes to mix into the north and west and that does mean temperatures are settling enough towards freezing level that you have got a chance for a coating, although, likely to happen strictly on the grass surfaces or your windshield not on paved surfaces. you will not need to shovel this away. if you have moisture on the ground tomorrow and those temperatures continuing their decline by the time this is all said and done you could be left with ice out there tomorrow. nothing major but could get slick depending where we are left with some damp roads for

example. outside to palmyra cove nature park in new jersey you'll see lights from the city there quiet start to the day but it is colder, when looking at a 24 hour difference, it is impressive. between 15 to 25 degrees colder right now then it was 24 hours ago. chillier day. let the games begin with the wintry chill, that is a prolong impact and then by this evening we will start to see those chilly rain showers setting up. vittoria. good morning, everyone. we have a piece of good news that earlier accident on route one bucks county has cleared out of the way. lets give you a live look at route one traveling again through bucks county a at 413 an earlier accident involving a tractor trailer was blocking left-hand lane right at the curve here but it has been cleared. we are good to go traveling on route one. we are good to go in a lot of places even the schuylkill expressway this shot from south philadelphia not too far from passyunk vare avenue

moving well westbound and eastbound not only around south philadelphia and center city but every where. looking at our speed sensors they are nice and high in matter how you cut it. ninety-five, schuylkill, blue route, traveling in new jersey, four 2295, we are dropping down to 30 miles an hour, but things get congested around the king of prussia a area at anytime. but nothing major. thirty minute delays for new jersey transit, river line, ukee. 5:36. in business news when you tube debuts music subscription service. >> how long will you you be paying less for gas. >> hopefully a long time. jill wagner joins with us those stories and much more, good morning. >> good morning, it looks like those gas prices could be here for a while, energy department predicts that the average price of gas will stay below $3 a gallon next year, if that holds true drivers will see

about $61 billion in savings because of it. welshing one thing not getting less expensive: college. the college board says that the average cost for under graduate students attending a four year in state school is 19,000 dollars. for out of state 33,000. private university costs an average $42,000. comcast says its proposed merger with time warner is going full steam ahead despite uncertainty over net neutrality. that would create the largest cable internet provider in the you had serving about 40 percent of internet subscribers. president obama is calling on the fcc to regulate on line service providers like it does utility. you tube will be launching a test of the long awaited music subscription service called you tube music key for $10 a month, users will get music with better audio quality and without the commercials. the services rolls rolls out

next week. it is free for first six months but it is invitation only and a i don't know, once again ukee and erika, my invitation lost in the mail. >> lost in the e-mail. >> that is right. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. in other news robot probe that made a landing on a comet is now stable after failing to attach to the surface. cheers went up in the european space agency's mission control when spacecraft made a rough landing at 84,000 miles an hour and 300 million miles from earth. because comet has weak gravity the spacecraft was supposed to use harpoons and a booster rocket to anchor it to the surface. neither work. got news that is mission control says it is receiving data despite that hard landing. they just tweeted this picture of the comet saying new that i'm safely on the ground here's what my new home looks like from where i am, how about that, erika. >> so cool. that break through in space impressed people but led

to a few jokes on twitter. for a while the hash tag we can london a comet but we can't, and that was trending on twitter. first one from orange cones we can land on a comet if you we cannot cure common cold. next up stop saying hump day on wednesday, i know, tough to break that habit. keep our seat rekline during landing. how frustrating is that. jason says goes swimming after eating. um-hmm, learned that one as a kid. jeremy says make a phone battery last for more than an hour. and last but in the least peggy said we can land on a comet but can't get kardashians off tv. how about that. we want to know what you think. add you're december. use the hash tag cbs-3 mornings so we can find it. ukee. breaking up is never easy but thinks one of the most unusual break up stories you'll ever hear. man in washington d.c. mailed his ex-girlfriend these 15 baby chickens with the note saying there are plenty of

other chicks out there. she was not amused and told mail mean she would throw them out so they took the chicks to the humane society and sent to a nearby sanctuary. >> w u.s.a. nine too. before you walk out the door we are updating our top stories including latest on two breaking stories. family affair to bring this little bundle of joy in the world, find out who was in the right place at the right time. don't be surprisedded if you see a few snow flakes falling tonight we are tracking some snow, kathy orr has your forecast for the rest of the winter stay tune for that. also a big guest coming up on the cw fill think morning actress who plays jennifer lawrence sister on the hung are games mockingjay part one prim rose will be here in our studios, we will can her what it is like working with the oscar winner and this hit series of movies that we can expect with the latest one coming up this morning on the cw philly. hope you'll join us. we will be right back.

investigators say the woman had bruises on her body a and another woman was taken from the he also with bruises. within home is destroyed this morning and two others damaged after this fire, in king sessing. three adult and two teenagers

were forced in their homes but there were no injuries. developing store toy tell but a 35 year-old man was found shot in the head in the 600 block of winton street in south philadelphia. that man was pronounced dead, last night. fifty-six year-old man is in critical condition. well, very special delivery, in delaware county. >> "eyewitness news" at crozer-chester medical center where clayton and baby kaelin are now resting comfortably. there she is looking beautiful. that was in the the case yesterday morning when she and her mother in law rush to the hospital. when they got stuck in traffic can you imagine that in aston. grand mom had to take matters in their own hands. >> car stopped and i never stop. i could tell this baby is coming and she's coming fast. >> just waited a minute and she turn her head to the side and i reached for her and she just came right out into my arms. >> can you imagine. >> wow. >> mom, and grand mom both credit 911 which they called when they pulled over for helping them deal with rather

unusual situation. >> yes. >> how about that. >> 5:43. lets get traffic and weather together and this cold is here. >> it is but traffic in aston isn't the most unusual thing, just delivering a baby in the traffic in aston. congratulations to the family. lets start off here. two separate piece that he is look quiet. there is not much organization but we have moisture drawn from the southwest combining with the cold coming in represented by lake effect snow. those two pieces converge. future weather we are jumping to this afternoon. clouds building up until this point and we will have mainly chilly rain showers. obviously is there mixing but you have to go far north and west to see that. we are looking at a model. there is some indication on other guidance that this snow could creep further south, as temperatures dropped through the overnight. we would really need very cold air to have settled in for anything to have a chance of sticking. it is possible but right now this mod ellis basically

picking up on rain showers and as conditions clear out throughout the overnight we are looking at our coldest air by this same time tomorrow morning. system is long gone. one of our worst concerns maybe left over ice as we head into tomorrow morning. lets check in with a couple people in the eyewitness weather watcher network. we have 32 degrees and we will get observation upcoming from barbara lane and sound like a roadway. willow grove, pennsylvania she's checking in at freezing mark here. weak go further south east and temperatures dropped off significantly down the shore as well. greg wood has 42 in ocean view where we are seeing clear skies out here. very light north wind. no fog this morning and that is just because dew points have dropped off so readily. as we move it forward we will tell what you is to come here. again, this evening into early tomorrow morning by the time the sunnies up that whole system is out of here. watching for rain showers and light snow and then those temperatures climbing in the

40's at best with sunshine, friday, saturday and sunday, and our next shot for showers comes sunday night with the new storm system that is set to arrive by monday. of course with the chance of the snow in the forecast tonight you are wondering what kind of winter are we looking at here? meteorologist kathy orr is here with what to expect in her winter annual forecast. >> many of us still have bad memories of last winter. it was second most snowy ever, and the cold. >> i don't like extreme cold anywhere any time. >> i could barely move. >> those bone chilling temperatures courtesy of the polar vortex. does that concern you. >> yes, i have heard that for months now and i'm dreading it and i'm in the ready for it. >> reporter: last year polar vortex put us in the deep freeze it hands when wind around north pole weaken and allow arctic air move south and it could happen again.

>> cold, cold, cold. >> reporter: tony gee is with the national weather service a and we discussed polar vortex and other global conditions like extensive snow cover in europe and ash right now and warmer waters in the eastern pacific is water known as el nino. >> pretty much as of today, indicating that it is going to be a colder and more snowy winter. >> reporter: winter will be colder than normal but in the right away, in december we will be right around average monthly high of 45 degrees. i expect at least a few cold shots but they won't last that long. january will be below normal average of 40 and february will be cold as well, with mercury averaging below normal high of 44. when it comes to snow each month will be above average, white christmas? well, there is a 30 percent chance, better than it usually is. we will get hit in january and february. that is when i expect two major east coast snowstorms.

overall i'm forecasting a range of 34 to 40 inches of snow in philadelphia lehigh valley will be colder so more snow, 38 to 44. the shore a little less, 30 to 36 inches of snow. all of those totals are higher in average. in philadelphia average snowfall is just over 22 inches but it is less than has year that was over 67 inches of snow. i'm cbs-3 meteorologist kathy orr. >> certainly will be tough to beat last year but when that snow does fall we want to know what it looks like in your neighborhood. sign up to be one of our eyewitness weather watchers. head to cbs philly.com/watchers for details there. vittoria, over to you. good morning, everyone. you definitely might want to head outside earlier to get your car started to warm it up but you will be happy to know that once you get to the vine street expressway, schuylkill, i-95 for right now we are doing okay. this is vine at 24th and parkway in delays, roosevelt

boulevard moving well. heading southbound towards area of the schuylkill or northbound throughout the the northeast we will look great out there. we do however have a disable vehicle in montgomery county up are state road at dekalb pike. compromising one of the lanes. we have overnight construction in new jersey 295 in either direction at black horse pike, until 6:00 a.m. traveling the require line 30 minute delays because of communication problems, erika. >> hey, don't go anywhere today could be your lucky day. >> we are giving out a hundred dollars and incredibly easy to get it. keep watching for war of the day. but first here's what is coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3.

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updating our breaking news, a wan name and bruised found murdered in her own apartment, this is a story that continues to develop. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at that scene on north 53rd street with the very latest information, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. since we last spoke, erika the family of deceased six two-year old woman has arrived on the scene. they said they believed that she was actually murdered by her 57 year-old roommate the same woman whom police were

told gave the report that three men in masks and hoodies forced his way in the home, struggled with her and then that roommate then directed authorities to that woman the the six two-year old woman found inside the first floor bedroom lying name on the floor covered in bruises and pronounced dead at the scene. but again family just arriving here saying that is a total lie. there was in forced presidentry and that no break in and this woman the six two-year old woman deceased was murdered by her roommate. i'm told by darlene jones. you say you saw signs of abuse, you believe, by this 57 year-old woman who reported the incident to the six two-year old woman now deceased, what did you see. >> on the first of the month i seen her take her to cash her check, cashing her check and lady had a big black eye. we were looking at each other saying look at her eye and stuff. she would be hollering and screaming at her