test . >> we go from the teens to the 40's, the 50's, the 60s, how high will we go? yes, flirting with records here. so, we'll tell you all about that coming up. for the time being, though, still trying to gig out of a hole of very coal air here right now in atlantic city it

is so clear, that you can see everything laid out before you here, the board, the casinos, it is crystal clear, however, you are going to be dealing with a very, very chilly day here. so, got to talk temperatures. that's the big storiment also, storm system smack dab in the center of the forecast that we will be discussing, as well. >> see you in a bit, thank you. in the news, south jersey community comes together to mourn a family tragedy. >> two children dead and their mother and brother fighting for their lives, "eyewitness news" report, jan carabeo joins us at cooper university hospital in camden, with more. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning. >> police continue to investigate how this shooting happened, and why. if you take a look at the video, you can see, exclusive "eyewitness news" video taken last night of investigators collecting evidence at the scene, at the home on holly park drive, where this deadly shooting unfolded.

police first called to the home by a family member, around 9:00 a.m. on thursday, inside they found a boy and a girl dead. they also found 44 year old janine lapage shot in the head and a boy seriously injured. police say they were all shot with the same gun, which was found at the scene, and all four victims were found in the same room. again, that mother and her son were taken to cooper, and are now in critical condition. this news shocked this tight-knit community and dozens showed to up a vigil last night. police believe lapage is the mother of the three children shot, investigators have not released their identities. while police are not discuss ago motive for the shooting, they do say they aren't looking for a suspect. >> at this point i can tell you we are far from making a determination if this is a murder suicide, who the suspect; that will be something that we have to wait to see where the evidence takes us. >> second mother, and i'm devastated and shocked. >> and we're going to hear more from this community

coming up in the next half hour. meantime, police say, four members of the same family lived in this home where the shooting unfolded yesterday. they say the person, the family member who called police, did not hear a gunshot. reporting live outside of cooper university hospital, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. 4:33, we want to get back to katie. what can we expect today? >> pretty much the coldest day of the next seven. so we dropped back off on the thermometer, yesterday we had a little bit after moderation out there. it was pretty nice, actually felt so much better, amazing what the perception will do, a lot warmer than the day before, but still below average, meanwhile back in a hole we have to dig out of at this point here. into the bitter chill, you know, more january-like conditions out there today. but look at this ridiculous warm up that comes up here. we will be soaring above seasonable averages come monday day. we walk you through what's going on, first and for most with the here and there, this is the kind of weather grant nod onenessly wants to hear

about, unless you're ski buff, but you got to be prepared for t now, storm scan3, nice and quiet. won't have any casino of weather-related issues i don't think out there on the area roads until the sun comes up, sun glare will be a concern. here's where we stand with the temperatures, while technically actually very close at least to where we were yesterday, it is a little bit colder, and it will continue to get colder with time hereof course before the sun comes up. eighteen your current temperature up at mount pocono, we take you out toward the core of this cold, and it is still settling in for us from cleveland, to chicago, only at 4 degrees right now in the twin cities. so by the time we hit the afternoon, that cold will have settled. so we don't really see too much movement on thermometer, i expect the high to hit no better than 36 degrees, that's bad enough. but you have to factor in the wind, and of course that will make it feel so much colder at best, by this afternoon, you're talking windchill values into the mid 20's, vittoria, good morning. >> that is the appropriate sounds effect for sure. good morning, everyone, you know, traveling the majors,

pretty nice ride. so far so good. traveling in either direction the schuylkill expressway, no delays at all around the king of prussia area, even if you are making your commute around center city philadelphia, just looks great. it is wide open but as katie had said, it is cold out, there so make sure to heat up your car before you head out. looking at 476, no delays in either direction, doesn't matter if you are traveling around this area at the mid-county toll plaza, or making your way around 956789 both sides of the roadway, at both ends, look great. take a look at the speed censors, high up to the 50's, schuylkill schuylkill, blue route, pa turnpike, all moving extremely well. how much, traveling in chester county would we do have downed pole jeffrey street. try to avoid that area if you k traveling the turnpike beyond norristown, dealing with some construction, so watch out for the guys and gals in the hard hats. taking a look at mass transit, everything running on time for septa, new jersey, dart. no delays at philadelphia international. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. developing right now new york state officials preparing to ask the white house to declare

a federal disaster. at the lake effect snowstorm continues to bury the buffalo area. this time, laps video gives you idea of the volume of snow that's covers parts of western new york. the death toll has reached ten, and roofs are now starting to buckle. on some roads the snow is so deep that plows are not working properly. >> there are hundreds and hundreds of vehicles stranded all throughout the area. that's going to be a massive problem. >> now, with more than 6 feet of snow falling on buffalo's ralph wilson stadium, the national foot being league has moved sunday's game between the bills and the jets to ford field in detroit, michigan. well, happening today, it is back to work for baggage handlers at philadelphia international airport, local lawmakers and learning err i will escort prime employees returning to their jobs this morning. yesterday workers held one day walk out to push for higher wages, better working

conditions and improved health benefits. >> security guard opens fire on a would-be robber at a rite aid in mt. airy, happened at the stenton avenue store. police say a 33 year old man armed with a knife was shot multiple times as he tried to rob that store. that man is in critical condition at einstein. authorities say they recovered a knife at the scene. two bucks county brothers are charged in a purse snatching spree. bensalem township police say robert and connor really snatched three purses last weekend. now, we have some video of one of the purse snatching at the bensalem giant. police found the purse missing, though, was that woman's debit card and $125 in cash. the victim spoke with "eyewitness news", but did not want her face on camera. >> and then the next thing i knew is i didn't feel my strap, and i see the gentleman going acro the parking lot, booking it, like running real fast, like i couldn't have attempted to catch him or anything. >> police say the best way to

avoid becoming a burst snatching victim, being more aware of your surroundings, carry the bag in front of you or under your arm. >> philadelphia marathon kicks off race weekends today. the three day event offers competitors and fans alike a host of activities, like free health and fitness expo and a fun run for the children. the marathon itself will be run on sunday, now the philly marathon was first founded in 1954, and features more than 30,000 racers. and we welcome our visitors to the area. for complete race coverage of the marathon including list of events and road closures head over to our website cbsphilly.com. >> new this morning, word on the future of ferguson police officer darren wilson. the major new development that could happen today. also, a ahead, from the outside it looks like an ordinary restaurant, but inside it is a whole new way to dine. we will tell but this new taste of france opening in fishtown today. we'll be back.

>> new this morning that reports that ferguson police officer darren wilson who shot and killed michael brown is in negotiations to resign. cnn is reporting the resignation talks hinge on whether or not a grand jury returns an indictment against wilson. it is possible wilson's resignation could commas soon as today. the fbi comes as this news comes, rather, as the fbi warns local agencies about the potential for violent fall-out from the grand jury's decision. philadelphia police say they are ready to handle any protests here in the city. >> president obama heads to las vegas high school to offer more details of his immigration plan. in a prime time address, he unveiled his executive action, which affect an estimated 5 million people. the president says, immigrant, who have lived illegally in the u.s., for more than five years, is can avoid being deported if their children are citizens or lawful permanent residents, and they pass backgrounds checks and pay fees. they also can get work permit. >> well, it is finally here.

the next chapter in the hunger games saga hit these earth today. >> yes, finally, the action has moved out of the arena and into the full scale rebellion in highly anticipated parking part one. her character becomes a symbol of hope and revolution, that began at the end of the last hunger games movie. one of two parts for this final book. yeah. >> really, i couldn't tell. >> i know. >> front row. >> in the front row, check you out. >> man is it chilly out there. >> more than anything the product of the wind, as that starts to kick in again it, just kicks it up a notch. >> biting. >> exactly it, will sends the chill through your bones today, much lining what we dealt with couple every days ago. okay, so now we sort of agree it feels like, you know what you need to do to prepare. looks like beautiful day. just windy, cold, more reminisce end of the dead every winter yet again today.

well below average as you might imagine, but man is there a trade off coming our way, so stick with me through the colds weather news, coming up on real mild air here down the road. at the moment, we continue to even still see some very, very modest lake enhanced snow falling here, in some of the typical belt areas, south of buffalo, north of syracuse, none of which is surviving as it migrates our way, we stay clear, completely sunny today. the problem is, it is still really cold. the highs at best into the mid 30's once again, and it probably feels no better than the 20's, that's at best. i would say the better part of the day probably feeling like the teens for most of you, high pressure regains control. but as it does so, winds calms down, later tonight probably end up with frost out there into the morning, 07 looks beautiful. little milder, still well below average into the 40's, come sunday, okay, we will take it, more clouds, but back to the 50's where we should be, and then, my friends, well, okay, so comes with trade off from the storm system, but actually all the way into the upper 60s, as we

look ahead to the early work week. let's break it all down, mostly sunny, breezy, colder, be ready with the heavy layers, sunglasses, too, it will be very bright out there, 24 degrees the expected low, clear skies, frigid. the next few days, for perspective, normal highs about 54 degrees, right at it sunday, then we sky rocket. flirt with 70, record high to beat would be 71 degrees, last set in 1979. so we're making a good run for it here, but it is a very brief turn around, no sooner do you bling, you're back in the 50's, then the 40's, although skies are clearing for more sunshine. we'll take the trade off, though, right, erika? >> heck ya, katie. happening today santa claus some to town. philly phanatic along with red revere is taking mart red friday. video last year, fans can shop for philly gear and merchandise, as well as game used and auto graphite opens at the magestic clubhouse store. some lucky fans will even get

to enjoy some hot chocolate and donut, on the fields. how about that? >> nice. >> bring it. >> can't wait. >> smoochy smooch. >> oh, my. >> santa claus, hey, man. the sixers host the phoenix suns tonight in south philly still looking for their first win of the season. they're zero and 11, the conditions come to the well, as winners of the last two. football now. quarterback mark sanchez and the eagles hope to get back on the track against the two and eight tennessee titans. we'll talk with the voice of the eagles mr. merrill reese about sunday's game coming up in our 6:00 hour. don't forget, the game is on cbs-3, sunday afternoon, but get started early year than. that will we have sunday kickoff at 11:30, including beasley reese's exclusive interview with lesean shady mccoy. at noon the nfl today. kick off for the eagles and titans at 1:00 p.m. >> how about soming? oakland raiders blue 14-point lead last night in prime time against kansas city. but, they came back to beat

andy reid and the first place chiefs 24 to 20. raiders quarterback derrick capped 17 play drive with the go ahead score in the final two minutes. oakland's first win in the last 16 games, dating back to last season. so, proof do not take the titans lightly. >> no kidding. >> used to have a college coach, kill a and the with a sledgehammer. >> kill an ant with a sledge hammer? >> he was competitive. still ahead, new way to tell when the cable guy will show up. >> plus, a look at unique restaurant right here in our area. first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> dozens turned out for vigil in burlington county. police have collected items

from the home, of 44 year old janine lapage, they say there is no active search for a suspect. >> ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson could resign as early as today ahead of grand jury decision whether or not to indict wilson in the august shooting death of 18 year old michael brown. union official says wilson does not expect to be it indicted and has been in seclusion. >> baggage inspector will be back at work at the philadelphia international airport. more than 100 walked off the job yesterday, over wages, and working condition. >> your time now 4:49. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, word is change could be coming to the overseas big banks? >> that's right. good morning, federal reserve love review how it others sees the biggest us banks. this announcement comes ahead of today's senate hearing on whether fed examiners are just too cozy with the big banks they regulate. specifically, goldman sachs. now, one lawmakers say the fed

needs to prove that it will protect consumers instead of wall street. ukee, erika? >> all right, and jill, no one likes waiting around, all day, for the cable guy. but now there is something that cuts down on wait time. what could that be? >> well, comcast is testing a system where you can track your cable guy's location. the customers with scheduled appointment will be alerted through comcast app, when the technician is about 30 minutes away from their house, and then you can track their progress on a map. kind of like uber meets cable. ukee, erika. >> i like it. there is something that sucks in you about watching that little car move, too. i can see that also working for me. >> just tracking it like that? >> watching you. >> very cool. all right, thanks, jill. we'll get back to you. >> cable guys may not like it, though. >> probably not as much, you can see when they're parked outside of the wawa for a half hour. >> big brother's watching. >> when they're getting coffee.

>> exactly, thanks, jill. see you later this morning. >> philadelphia's first over no-tip restaurant opens its doors this morning. >> fishtown's own girard starts taking orders 8:00 a.m. french style eatery sits on the corner of girard and marlboro.. what makes it unique, their servers don't need to row lion tips because they'll pay them living wage, similar to how restaurants work in europe. they get sick days, be paid more, so patrons won't be expected to chip in extra at the end of the bill. >> i have to stop over there, check it out, let us know what you think, hit us up hashtag cbs-3 morning.

>> good morning, majors look great no matter, new jersey,

pennsylvania, delaware, all good. no delays in either directions headed eastbound or westbound, this shot here approaching the area of 95, again, in problems. if your traveling elsewhere, maybe traveling the roosevelt boulevard, again, no delays. traveling northbound, southbound there is shot here around the area approaching fox, looking great. all of our majors are high up into the 50's, as far as speed censorsment take a look, 55, nine, a same on the schuylkill, blue route. traveling the pa turnpike some construction, we'll talk about that in a second. do have downed pole chester county 291 at jeffrey street f you are traveling the pa turnpike, what i want to mention, both directions around norristown, the ft. washington area, we do have construction, so just watch out for the guys and gals in hard hats. things at the airport look pretty nice out there. seems to be a pretty nice day, katy? >> seems that way, doesn't it? >> doesn't it? >> i'm trying to stay positive. >> i know. and that's what we love about you, vet tore crashes our glass half full casino of gal. we are expecting to see full sunshine out there today. we will give you that. but you have to be ready for this forecast, it is casino of

like the earlier days of this week, where, we drop into very, very colder it torrey on the thermometer, and we do that yet again today. we had cold front yesterday, brought if few more clouds, than what we saw in recent days, now that those have cleared out, you have actually still at this hour got a little bit of lake enhanced snow falling here down one of the great lakes. but we are going to keep things dry. now, perhaps this weekend you're getting nice early jump start on your holiday travel, staying with your family for the whole week coming up, lucky you, it does look as though the pattern stays very quiet, perhaps we ends up with a few additional rounds of rain, lake effect snow here, head in the through the rest of this morning, but then really no earlier than tomorrow afternoon, do we start to see any signs of life on the radar, and would you have to go very far west to see. that will so today, tomorrow, most of sunday for that matter, if you are keeping it close to home here within the general, say, 200-mile radius, looking good for travel here, the weather isn't a factor. it feels awfully colds outside right now, guys, no better than the teens, we only hit 36 at best today. ukee, back to you.

>> thank you, here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. new documentary details how social media leads to the miss identification every bryn mawr man as suspect in the boston marathon bombing. local events mark today as international survivors of suicide day. and a west coast company, combination car sharing, with car renting. philly international airport, those stories and more, "kyw news radio" 106 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", the latest on family tragedy in new jersey. four relatives are shot and two of those children, we've learned, they've died. >> also, the list keeps growing. more women are accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. how the scandal is affecting cosby's role with temple university. >> and, must see video, speeding suv slams into building causing it to come crumbling down. what that driver was doing just seconds before that crash.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a community in mourning, after a family's tragedy, two children are killed in their home and their mother and sibling are in the hospital in morning, what we're learning about the shooting and outpouring of support. >> developing right now, night of arrests in ferguson, missouri. we wait to find out if a police officer will be charged with shooting a unarmed teen. now, we're learning new information about that officer's future. >> today is friday, november 21st, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also there is morning, truck ends up in a sinkhole forcing neighborhood to be evacuated. katie? >> and, erika, it is going to be a very cold day for us out there. just when we thought we had chance to actually moderate out of the worse of the chill, we're right back into the worse of it, yet again, i'll

tell when you we finally start to warm up, how much we warm up. i think you'll like the answer coming up. vittoria? >> we'll check in with vittoria in just a little bit. gruesome discovery in south jersey home. >> mother and her three children shot but two of the children didn't make it. it happened along holly park drive in tabernacle, burlington county yesterday. jan carabeo joins us now outside cooper hospital in camden where the mother and one son are now being treated. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning, that's right, four people in all, shot, two of those people, two children, killed, and as you mentioned, the mother and the brother here at cooper university hospital this morning, in critical condition. this as the police investigation continues as investigators try to figure out how this happened and why. if you take a lock at the video, you can see "eyewitness news" exclusive video of investigators collecting evidence last night at the home on holly park drive where this deadly shooting unfolded. police were first called to the