shopped still smoldering in building four of the columbus market are waiting to get back inside to see if anything at all is salvageable. most of that section in the market has lost everything. >> we're just waiting to see is what going on. we don't know what will happen. >> reporter: silver lining the market was closed for business and fire chief said they don't believe that anyone was inside. >> had it been a busy thursday or a thursday of thanksgiving it would have been a tremendous amount of people here and sheer chaos. >> reporter: despite challenge of strong wind, fire fighters say they were able to contain the fire mostly one building in the market's cluster. building four is made up of shops and restaurants. chief says renovations to the market in the 70's helped protect it. >> fortunately the building was built with firewalls in place which helped us tree mend usually to confine the fire to one section of the market rather than losing the whole thing. >> reporter: we're told both firewalls were installed in the 70's, again after an

earlier fire damage other parts of the building, and now crews say that the next step is to get everything cleaned up before thanksgiving which business owners say is the biggest day of the year for business for them. we're live from springfield township tonight, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". those wind fanned the flames of the fire and making bitter cold temperatures feel worse out there meteorologist kathy offer or is live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us how much more colder it will get, kathy. >> jessica, it is very pretty outside. our most boost full sunsets are in the intense cold. tonight no exception but bitter cold will be with us overnight and will feel every degree of it come tomorrow morning. right now skies are clear, and they will stay that way on storm scan three you can see in weather issues as far as precipitation. it is the wind right now. 16 miles an hour from the west in philadelphia, gusting to 30 miles an hour and that is making it feel like 17 in philadelphia, millville. feels like 13 in allentown and

reading. feels like three, in the poconos and it is wind that is big issue. for this evening if you are stepping out it will be blustery as temperatures fall in the 20's and below. westerly wind will persist between 25 miles an hour, wind chills will be in the teens. tomorrow morning we are challenging a record of 20 degrees, that is the forecast low and the record setback in 1936. coming up, more cold is coming, one more bitter day, another late week blast that will not last that long and then it will be wet but warmer in the seven day. this is definitely something you don't want to miss, something to look forward to. i'll see you later in the broadcast with that. >> with temperatures like these they like that, thanks very much. make "eyewitness news" your winter weather station. we have compiled a winter weather survival guide on cbs philly.com and full of useful health advice and links to lee sources to help you deal with the cold. authorities in israel are on high alert tonight after terrorist storm a synagogue in jerusalem killing five people.

it happened as dozens of worshipers gathered for morning prayers, reports say it was carried out by two palestinian men armed with the gun and butcher knife. they were eventually killed by police in the shoot-out. among victims was rabbi who has family in lakewood township, new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> i walk in the apartment and he was just crying. >> reporter: lakewood committeeman mayor lick even stein was with the family of rabbi mosha as he received news of his violent death in israel. early tuesday morning inside this apartment he helped ra fey yale make travel arrangement to attend the burr will contractual this afternoon he shared a statement from his widow. >> it was most remarkable, beloved husband father and grandfather. he a had special relationship with each family member. he was a teacher to thousands of students. he was extraordinarily kind and gentle and could not hurt another human being. he dedicated his life to

serving god. >> reporter: rabbi only lived in lakewood for a short time and moved to israel decades ago where he taught an english speaking synagogue. >> the world has lost a gentle scholar and who never would hurt a person in his life and he was taken, taken from frustrates, while he was talking to god. >> today, and now, i mean they are talking in year jer of all places of having to go to pray with guns. these were not fighters, policeman, law enforcement, thinks regular residents going to a synagogue to pray and that is when terrorist attack. >> reporter: like wood police department instruct officers to show extra presence a at jewish schools in the community but they say right now they have not received any specific threats and telling residents to go about life as usual. in lakewood township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". scott pelley will have latest on this synagogue attack tonight at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news".

bucks county man is behind bars tonight in connection with a death of his two-year old son. police say that cocoa wallace was in possession of oxycodone when he was caring for the child last month at their home in middletown township. autopsy results show that the child tested positive for the same painkiller, three times the level needed to kill an adult. woman dies when her car plunges in the schuylkill river, the volvo wagon came down hunting park avenue today, crossed over kelly drive, smash through a wall and into the water. after about an hour, authorities were able to pull that wagon from the water. the 41 year-old driver still inside. she was pronounced dead at the scene. eyewitnesses say her car was traveling at a high rate of speed. a new casino is coming to south philadelphia. developers of the proposed live hotel and casino have won the cities second and final casino license. it is going to be built near the stadium complex at packer and darien and that is where

"eyewitness news" reporter david spun t is live with the details, david. >> reporter: chris, good evening. a the lot of fighting over the the years about where this casino will go. this is holiday inn that will be refurbished. some people for it, some against it and a local council member who says taxes may have to go up in a neighboring community because of this project. soon, the holiday inn on packer after avenue will look something like this. but not all neighbors are happen bye it. >> i'm outraged. very outraged. you and outrage. >> reporter: donna barclay is a proud south philadelphia resident and says word that a new you casino is coming to town is upsetting but not surprising. >> what they are doggies pushing an addiction on a community. >> reporter: she's joined by delaware county councilman john mcblaine who says harrah's casino in chester gives his county millions each year. new that there is more competition he says it will be

less money for harrah's which he says less money for delaware county. >> incredibly difficulties a appointed that the board didn't provide its reasoning or what facts they discerned from what has happened in atlantic city. >> reporter: to plug financial hole mcblaine says tax increases on time in the future may be the only option. site developers david cordish says the new casino is long overdue and he wants to ease neighbor's concerns. >> we have had a lot of community support. so we have to get some other ones to win over and we will win them over. >> losing bidders have 30 days to appeal this process, as far as a time line is concern, group could not give me a time line to say they don't have an official start of construction. we are live from south philadelphia, david spun t for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thank you very much. check out this video a brazen crook grabs a package right off a front porch in upper darby. police say that ups man, dropped off a box of toys at the home in the 7,000 block of

greenwood avenue last week. he rang the door bell, saw a net to leave a package but he did. moments late their man in the red shirt with the child in his arms walked on to the porch and walked off with the box. >> meanwhile hundreds of fbi agents in the manhunt for accused state trooper killer eric frein. tonight at 11:00 in an exclusive interview special agent in charge ed h anco serves a behind the scene story for first time with investigative reporter walt hunter. here's walt now with the preview. >> it is largest manhunt ever in the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: speaking out for the first time in a exclusive one on one interview, fbi special agent in charge, ed hanco provides an inside look at the search for accused killer eric frein, wanted for murdering state police corporal brian dickson and wounding trooper alex douglass. >> we felt in our heart that if we allowed him to escape from that area, that there was

no doubt that he would kill another officer. >> reporter: he shares the urgent moments as hundreds of his agents, along with state police and federal officers, searched thousands of acres, spotting the fugitive only to either disappear in wood land's so thick they could see only a few feet ahead. >> every time we had a sighting it was a rush of adrenaline, hope begins hope, we will catch him this time. >> reporter: after 48 days, frein, was caught, without anyone being hurt. coming up at 11:00 the agent tells me about that moment and he reveals a seemingly small mistake the fugitive made early in his run from the the law that actually sealed his fate. we will have it at 11:00. live from the sat center, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> looking forward to that. it is already one of the biggest malls in the united states, now it business to get bigger, still to come they will tell you major plans in store for the king of prussia mall. new jersey rocker jon bon jovi honored in philadelphia

but in the for his music. we will tell you why this grammy winner is receiving such a prestige as you ward, justin. a drastic stop in temperatures. i'm justin drabick. coming up we will track the arctic temperatures with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. billy davis thinking about benching one of his quarterback. he to bucks that. what is going on with claude giroux, flyers captain, missing practice today, and that is coming up later in sports.

tonight at 11:00 a safety warning that could save your life. one fire, one hours, two bedroom but with two very different outcomes what an expert asks to you do to keep your family safe, fighting fire on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00. education funning took center stage at city hall for first hearing by a new state commission studying how to better finance schools across the state. philadelphia's parent supporting a better funding formula for all 500 school district, are ready to speak out, that hearing began with mayor nutter making an appeal to lawmakers to study disparities in funding for urban, suburban and rural districts. >> i am asking, and pleading,

with this commission that we explore every issue related to funding, not only what we have or how we might get more, but how we best use the dollars that we're receiving today and is what the ultimate impact on everyone of god's children. >> the hearing continues with comments from the public tomorrow at city hall. king of prussia mall is certainly big. it is about to get even bigger. construction is now underway on a expansion that will add more than 50 stores and restaurants. what is more construction will link the court and the plaza making it all one big mall. the project is expect to be completed by the fall of 2016. well, humanitarian work not the music of jersey born rocker john bon jovi takes center stage tonight. bon jovi's work with the homeless has earn him the prestigious marion anderson award and he will receive that honor this evening at the kimmel center.

grammy winner's john bon jovi soul foundation has helped homeless people throughout philadelphia, and camden. okay. by now we don't have to tell thaw temperature have the taken a big time plunge, we're talking not ten or 15 or 20, but 25 degrees below normal. >> yeah, you felt that the second you walked outside. we could break a coal weather record. we have team three weather coverage. we will begin with justin drabick live at the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on the campus of drexel university, justin? >> good evening, guess contact that is right, this is true arctic air we're dealing with right now but we're with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. temperatures are already dropping in the 20's possibly going down to 20 tonight, which would tie a record, maybe we can get lower than that and break that record a lot of activity on the drexel cam puts. why not. students, they have a lot to get done this fraternity right here they have been out here since noon time today. they are doing a good thing. they are raise ago wear necessary about alzheimer's and offering hot chocolate and

donations, are going to alzheimer's research. so doing a good thing out here, props to those guys. they are trying to stay warm. they have been out here all day. lets talk about tonight, heading outside, lets break it down, we will go to the graphic here in the evening planner. clear skies, temperatures will be dropping throughout the 20's over the next few hours by 11:00 o'clock we have a temperature of 25 degrees and wind are still kicking up a little bit. not jacked up as they were earlier but still, wind chill values will be down in the teens getting close to about ten by 11:00 o'clock. very cold conditions. dress warm heading out overnight. all right. need to stretch your mind here a little bit. this is complicated. check this out. forecasted high temperature tomorrow 33 degrees. thirty-five is the coldest high temperature for tomorrow, november 19th. that is coldest high we have ever reached for that day is 35. looks like we could break that. that would be the new record coldest high temperature for

tomorrow. i know it sounds confusing but just down right coal. we are at 29.5 in the weather lab. win speed not as bad down to 2 miles an hour. still nasty wind chills. will there been a warm up? yes. it is in the seven day forecast. we will check with cat which that. >> it sound like a party out there, justin thank you. lets look at what our weather watchers are saying a across the delaware valley, they are summing it up in a few words or less. kathy in wynonna says it is cold and windy and bitter cold. over here to the north and west we are looking at carolyn in philadelphia, she says it is 25 degrees. the it is burry cold. i will start using that, honor her by stealing that, and then doug says it is 23 degrees, and brrr. if you would like to be a weather watcher we were love you to be eyes and ears out there in this cold, biting, situation. we are looking at more cold coming. be an eyewitness weather watcher at cbs

philly.com/watchers. i want to show you something interesting though that went on today. i teamed up with cancer survivor lane meyer today. we were at the the thanksgiving throw down at the free library of philadelphia challenging other survivors and local celebrities to cook. all proceeds of course go to help feed those in need during this holiday season. cancers centers of america sponsored this event at the library. we made a casserole, it was a sweet potato casserole. it didn't win but still a great time was had by all and i said don't tell my husband i can cook. live neighborhood network a across the delaware valley to pennsauken where win were gusting to 34 miles an hour and broomall at saint p ius the tenth, 40 miles an hour gusts. new castle county, 37. dover air force base gusting to 34 miles an hour. good news is those wind are subsiding but they are creating problems along the east side of the great lakes, eastern side. cold westerly winding ago

cross all of this water of lake erie. we call that the fetch. persistently blows the wind. yet moisture. these lakes are not frozen. it is a snow machine. we have win, water and you have lake effect snow producing 4 inches of snow an hour. we're talking about 3 feet, 4 feet, 5 inches of snow and here in new york we have an incredible picture where nearly 5 feet of snow has fallen. this fridays rick. this is the the path leading to his house, side door, just as tall as i am. really amazing that the winter wonderland. good news that intense snow ban is expected to shift north towards buffalo, overnight tonight. and that is when wind will be shifting. temperatures right now quite cold in the 20's. this is the temperature differential from yesterday at this time. temperatures ranging 20 to 30 degrees, colder right now, then they were yesterday a at this time. we are not alone. look at this, 50 state fell through freezing today.

we will see cold air continuing over next couple of days but then some warmer weather moving our way by the beginning of the next week. overnight we are challenging record cold, record in philadelphia a 20. elsewhere those record in the teens and as we look a ahead we will be seeing some improving conditions. after tomorrow with wind gusting to 25 wind chills in the 20's we will look the at the seven day forecast, warm up, that comes this weekend, 43 on saturday, 58 on sunday, monday, 63, and then tuesday, going to 61 degrees, it will be warmer but it will be wet. the price we will have to pay, i'll take it. >> we won't be freeze even. >> we won't be frozen. >> it will not be a movie. thanks, kathy. good evening, everyone, traveling on i-95 about 35 minutes ago we had an accident on the northbound side of 95, approaching girard avenue. good news it is out of the way. bad news it is residual traffic on top of rush hour. traveling on i-95 northbound

anticipate delays in south philadelphia all the way throughout in the north east. speed sensors in the teens and 20's. southbound and northbound i-95 still is no the good. twenty-seven is your average on the schuykill, 17 on 476, and some high volume on 476, and heading out of the area of the mid county toll plaza note that. and also we are still dealing with the down pole in new jersey, closing 130 southbound between 33 and island 956789 route 553 would be your best alternate and west trenton line is back to normal. please stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will be right back. sso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less.

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birds back on the practice field, chip kelly's team moving on from sunday's blow out loss.

owe even if was poor but secondary took criticism as well, malcolm jenkins said bird needed to do a better job getting to aaron rodgers and disrupting his receivers at line of scrimmage. he talk about the idea that the birds quit, on some plays. >> you know, you even watch the last quarter of that game and guys still flying around, still getting a blocked punt late in the game, defensively guys still flying to the ball. but there were one or two plays i think frustration mounted, and you can see a couple of guys, me included, take off but that is something that won't happen again. >> bradley fletcher had a tough game, targeted 12 games and receivers caught seven for two touchdowns. fletcher will start begins tennessee but bill davis says he thought about pulling him on sunday. >> i was watching him, one more, what do i do, do i make a move. you watched him come out and played in the second half he made those same play that is beat him in the first he was on it, he played the ball, his press was better.

he got better and for the through it. he is a mentally tough human being. i was very impress had with how he finish. >> is he still your guy. >> yes, he is. >> flyers captain claude giroux will miss next two games after sources say he took a puck to the foot in monday's practice. yesterday gm ron hextall says giroux was find, and it was normal day but you then skipped out on meet and greet with season ticket holders last night. that is when injury flared up and he was reevaluated

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and back here at 11:00. stay tuned for "cbs evening news" tonight. they will have the latest from the middle east and also from around the country, where a winter weather is setting in. scott pelley reports the the

"cbs evening news" next. erdman stephanie erdman elise stefanik erdman >> pelley: tonight, the government urges a massive recall. millions of vehicles and defective airbags linked to at least five deaths. allen pizo deadly terror in the holy city. three americans are among the dead. israel's retaliation comes swiftly. jericka duncan on a buffalo stampede. the city is trampled by a white wall of winter, on the coldest november morning in the continental united states this century. ♪ feed the world >> pelley: and mark phillips with a blast from the past. 30 years after this, rock stars band together again to fight a new crisis in africa.