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 home by family member,

around 9:00 a.m. on thursday, inside they found a boy and girl dead. they also found 44 year old janine la page shot in the head and boy seriously injured, again, both of them were taken to cooper in critical condition. now, police say, they were all shot with the same gun, which was found at the scene. all four were victims, and they were found in the same room. police believe lapage the mother of the three children. and while police are not discussing a motive for the shooting, they do say they're not searching for a suspect. all of this has shocked a tight-knit community, and dozens showed up to vigil last night to grieve. >> was one my best friends, ya, just, i still don't really know what to think. >> her kids told me -- her kids call me their second mother. and i'm devestated and shocked. >> now, police have not yet released the identities of those children who were killed, but of course this is tight-knit community. so they know who these people are. in the meantime, we're told by

police, that nine members of the same family live inside of this one home, that one member of the family who called police say they did not hear any gunshot. reporting live outside of cooper university hospital, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, new this morning, about 30 people forced out of their homes in northampton county after water pain break and sinkhole leads to fears about possible gas leak. it all started with a water main break at norfolk drive and hampton road in bethlehem township. truck working to fix that water main ended up falling into a sinkhole that's over a gas line. now, there is no gas leaks, but people in the area were evacuated just to be safe. >> developing right now, more arrests in ferguson, missouri as the community awaits a grand jury decision in the fatal police shooting of 18 year old michael brown. police took two protesters into custody last night after they reportedly tried to block traffic. brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson back in august, sparking months of unrest. >> and, with the grand jury decision expected any day now,

officer wilson is in the final stages of negotiations to resign. that's according to people close to the discussions. wilson has told associates he would resign to ease pressure on the department, but he did not want to step down while the grand jury was still considering his case. wilson's worried it might appear he was admitting fault. he maintains did he not wrong, claims, he fired on brown in self-defense. >> it is 5:03, let's get our traffic and weather together on the 3's. here's kate. >> i very chilly outside, ukee, you want to bundle up much like did you in recent days. yesterday we had the chance to moderate up on the thermometer, pretty nicely, but now tugging the heavy cota little tighter once again since we had reinforcing burst of cold air that came through, now it is setting us back on the thermometer once again. but the warm air is really going to have a chance to move on in, and take hold of that they are mom term, and really help our temperatures sky rocket the next few days. storm scan3, well, it is very quiet, it is clear, there is a light breeze out here on the

skydeck, i can tell you that much, and any time that winds blows, it really adds insult to injury. so, here's where we stand with your current wind speeds. the winds is somewhat scattered i guess would be the words for it in nature. it will come through and burst and then sort of let up then pick up again. so we can call that blustery, i suppose, through the course of the day. but it isn't a real strong wind, it shouldn't be enough that it would send your trash can flying down the road necessarily. meanwhile, we take you on out here for the rest of the day. we are expect to go see these temperatures at best climb only into the mid or upper 30's, but keep in mind, that with that breeze, especially at the shore, it will easily knock your thermometer readings back in terms of how it feels outside. soap, most of the day, may not feel better than the teens, but at best, it feels like the 20's. so, those are the kind of temperatures that you really need to bundle up for. vittoria, we send it into you. >> thank you, definitely good idea to head outside little earlier to warm your car up. i hate getting into a cold car. let's go outside, take a look

how you are doing this morning, in regard to your cold and chilly commute. nothing to talk about, though, ben franklin bridge beautiful, wide open for you, no delays in either direction, whether you're headed into pa or making your way into new jersey, it is really nice ride. all of our bridges are reflecting the same good news. as we move now to 95, 95 in either direction, also moving well. >> this shot here around cottman avenue. if you are traveling around the vine in center city or headed throughout delaware county, headed to the philadelphia international airport, traveling this weekend, no problems at all. speed censors on all of the majors are pretty high up to the 50's, 45, if you are traveling on 95, but again, that's around the area of the construction zone, but nothing major. we do have construction both sides of the pa turnpike around norristown, be mindful of that, no delays around the philadelphia international airport or mass transit. >> thank you, vet tore y rite aid security guard shoots would be robber during would be holdup in mt. airy. happened inside the stenton avenue store around 8:30 last night. police say that 33 year old suspect was shot multiple times, as he tried to rob the

store with a knife. he's in critical condition at einstein medical center. police say the suspect has robbed that same rite aid in the past. president obama travels to las vegas school today to rally support for his immigration reform plan n last night's prime time address, he took executive action, which will shield nearly 5 million undocumented immigrant from deportation. >> for more than 200 years, our tradition of welcoming imigrants from around the world has given us tremendous advantage over other nations. but today, our immigration system is broken. >> now the president also says immigrants who have lived illegally in the u.s. for more than five years, can avoid being deported if their children are citizens or lawful permanent residents. they also have to pass back grounds checks, and pay fees. they also can get work permit. the president says he want immigration enforcement effort to focus on felons, not family. >> people who handle your bags

at philadelphia international airport are back on the job this morning. yesterday workers at prime flight held a one day work stoppage. they want higher wages, better health benefits, and improved working conditions. this morning, some local lawmakers and clergy were scheduled to show their support by walking strikers back to work. >> and, cinnaminson fire lieutenant christopher hunter will be laid to rest later this morning. a memorial service for lieutenant hunt letter take place at fire station number 201 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. an internment at lakeview memorial cemetery off route 130 will follow. lieutenant hunter died last weekend after he was found unresponsive at his home. it was the first line of duty death involving a township firefighter since 1968. >> your time is now 5:07. two more women and their -- add their voices to accusing bill cost did i of sexual

assault. >> temple university weighs in. >> and the snow finally starting to let up in buffalo. but the threat is far from being over. we'll tell you about the new concern, as people try to dig out from this epic snowstorm. >> also, a purse snatched in broad daylight, as thieves stop unsuspecting women. and she's not the only victim. >> and it is a cold night to be camping out. find out why some people voluntarily spent the night out on the street of atlantic city. we'll be back. good morning.

>> new accusations, lou ferigno's home fought him off and got away. another, theresa, met cosby back in 1979. she claims the entertainer

drugged and raped her in the green room of las vegas hotel. cosby has not addressed any of these allegations. and temple university standing by one of their most famous alums, remains on the board every trustees, its position he has held since 1982. his standing in the school's athletic hall of fame also will remain. erika? >> developing right now, ukee, people in part of western new york are trying to dig out this morning, after a day's long lake effect storm left them burried under more man 7 feet of snow. look at all of that. right now, correspondent allison harmilan joins us, where warmer temperatures forecast for this weekend could spell more trouble. allison, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, so that's really the problem, this mixed blessing idea of the temperatures going up. right now you can see, still flurrying, so still quite cold here, but over the weekend temperatures are expected to rise up to 60 degrees, which would mean that all the snow, like what's behind me, will

melt, and the question then becomes, where is all of that water going to go? with this snow beginning to back off, plows are hitting the road to clear over 7 feet of snow on the ground in western new york. it is a difficult path, even in the daylight, with heavy machinery. >> while the cars are completely burried, we actually is crew out there poking with a stick, trying to find out where these vehicles are. >> many residents racing against time to dig out out after being. >> he has in a wheelchair, he has broken back, and he last chemo right now. supposed to be going to chemoment can't do that because he is stuck at home. >> gary was trapped indoors by snowfall for over 90 hours. the national guard finally helped free him. >> you're the best. >> road closures and travel bands are still in effect in some of the hard hit areas. but sudden thawing in temperature and possible rain

could cause even more challenges in the coming days. >> with the melting snow and blocked drains, we could have some widespread flooding issues, especially late sunday into monday. >> reporter: people in the area are now working quickly to clear snow packs from rooftops, which have gun to give way, across the region. and with snowfall, coating ralph wilson's stadium, buffalo bills will now head to detroit to take on the new york jets monday instead of sunday. >> and if you could imagine, erika, the schuylkill expressway just cluttered with abandoned cars, that's what's going on on the thruway outside of buffalo, so of course crews able to get people out of the trapped vehicles, or people trapped in their vehicles, but many people just abandoned their vehicles, those vehicles are still strewn all over the high bay. -- highway. back to you. >> oh, not a break coming their way either, thank you, allison. >> well, the latest on what buffalo is facing in our own forecast, katy? >> still actually seeing

little bit of additional lake enhanced snow falling right now, down wind of the great lakes region. so, again, to keep in mind here, the snow that we saw there was not coming from a large storm system. it was, rather, just the lake effect. we call it lake effect because when that moisture and the cold air move over the lakes, you ends up with a snow forming, and that basically is the bottom line of why we saw so much snow in those areas. let's go ahead and start it off with a look at storm scan3, at least not having to deal with any wet weather here, at least through most of the weekends. but, we are eventually going to be tracking new storm system which will bring in our next rounds every rain. that's what we were allude g to in the package, there the rain that we end one here, by sunday night, the same system that will potentially bring that flooding concern up toward the areas most affected. but we are in the clear for the time being. current temperature readings anywhere from the 20's, to the 30's, to the teens, the wind flow predominantly out of the west-northwest right now, and it is not necessarily a really strong winds, but it is

absolutely enough, and i can tell this from my own experience, it is enough to make it feel really cold. so it, feels no better than 20 right now at the airport, more like single digits in the poconos, more like the teens in almost every other location, that's enough to be bundle up adequately. more sunshine, but breezy, colder today, high no better than 36, feeling no better than the 20's, and then we actually bottom out to the 20's here tonight under clear sky, wind also tapering off, which means we probably start to see some frost forming, and developing on the area windshields. now, we move forward in the forecast, and look at this, i mean, you're going on huge roller coaster ride. monday's my favorite. we flirt with 70. that will also flirt with records. but we do have to deal with some rain and showers specially in the morning, and look at the cute little turkey, turkey day, dry day, sunshine and colder. vet tore crashes over to you. >> isn't ' door be? >> really really cute. good morning, everyone, also, cute is your commute. my gosh, that kind of rhymes.

>> oh, no. >> i try my best to segway as seemlessly as possible, but that was little bit after stretch. traffic really good looking, though, if you are traveling in either direction on 95, any of the majors, you have really good news, this is 95, right around the area every broad street, headed down to the airport, no problems, moving your way into delaware count my delaware itself, it is just beautiful. schuylkill expressway reflecting same good news. >> this shot here not too far from the roosevelt boulevard, but notice, speed censors are great. high up into the 50's, no matter how you cut it, traveling on the schuylkill, 95, 476, 422, 202, so on, so for the, good news just keeps oncoming. except if you're in chester county. 291 jeffrey street, downed pole, watch out for construction both sides of the turnpike in norristown, erika? >> thank you, vet tore y dozens of people are out of their homes early today, in bethlehem township northampton county. sinkhole opened around a truck working on a water main break. we are told that truck sang into the hole, and then onto the gas main, fortunately, though, there is no gas leak. >> also, vigil last night,

remember, two children, shot to death inside a tabernacle burlington county home. another child and their mother are in critical condition. police are investigating the circumstances. and grand jury could indict ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson for the august shooting death of 18 year old michael brown at any time. several demonstrators were arrested last night for the second night in a row. your time now 5:17. and it is a first for philadelphia. what makes new restaurant opening today in fishtown so different? also, this: >> it was like a bomb. like a boom. >> you have to see this right here. building comes crumbling down after an s.u.v. slams right into it. what the driver was doing just seseconds before the crash. and, it is being called one of the most realistic science fiction movies ever. i talk to expert derrick pit, about out of thi

>> hang today, philadelphia's

first ever no tip restaurant. opens its doors. fishtown's own girard lunchery starts taking orders 8:00 a.m. it sits on the corner of girard and marlboro. owners say that their servers will not need to rely on tips, because they'll pail them a living wage, sim floor how restaurant operate in europe. welcome. now, it is time for your philadelphia job market report. here's "eyewitness news" jobs expert, steven greenberg. >> everyone has the right to be treated fairly, and free of discrimination in their carreers. the equal employment opportunity commission, or eeoc, is the federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws. more than 1,200 racial discrimination cases were filed with the eeoc in pennsylvania last year. an estimated 1350 cases were based on disability. other are based on religion, ethnicity, even ones genetic information. age discrimination laws protect people 40 and older. and an estimated 64% of people

say that they have seen or experienced age discrimination in the workplace. if the number every age discrimination claims filed is relatively small because the cases are so hard to prove. if you suspect discrimination in your job or your job search, keep detailed log of event, they can help you document the actions giving rice to discrimination claims. consider talking to your supervisor, lawyer, or the eeoc. the workplace is challenging enough. everyone should at least be playing on a level field. i'm steve greenberg, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

>> back to the freezing feeling. >> real chilly start to the day once again. think back to the laskin of mornings, not yesterday, but the few before that one. it was so cold, you had to bundle up adequately. right back into that today, and right now for that matter, but storm scan3, totally empty, nice clear sky, it is breezy, however, as we check in with some of the peak wind gusts here, out at pennsauken, broomall, and little creek, we're seeing those gusts as high as into the 20's, so, it is not necessarily what i would call a super windy day, but it adds the insult to the temperature values, where we currently stand into the 20's, feels more like the teens, where you currently are into the teens in mount pocono, feels more like the singles. so really cold start to the day. high will officially hit 36. but never going to feel like it is even up to 30 in most spots today. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, most of the majors look great, not most, all of the majors look great. take a look, route one,

trenton morse ill ville bridge, right side to the screen. we have barrier work being done on the northbound side every route one in this area. so as you will notice, single lane moving through this way, maybe headed to the trenton train station, well you definitely may just want to factor in few more minute to your commute. if you are traveling any of the majors, you look great. fifty-five your average on all of them, no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. well, before last night's game against the minnesota wild at the well, the flyers paid tribute to two of the franchise's all time great players. the big e, eric lynn rose, and john leclair, the newest un duck tees into the flyers hall every fame. legion of doom, michael ren berg, presented them with their bus, then banner unveiled in the rafters of the wells fargo sentiment lindrose remembered the fans passion. >> to the fans, thank you. >> night in, night out, you guys brought passion, energy to the wells fargo center for

every game. >> they were couple of exciting guys. i tell you. congratulations. to the game where the guys battled, two to one in the thirds, captain claude giroux finds, giroux still nursing foot injury, but hasn't missed an game but final minute of the game and the flyers falter in their own end. jason scores, that's it, minnesota three, flyers two. the blue jackets come to town tomorrow night. >> the sixers taking own phoenix tonight at the well in south philly. suns are riding two game winning streak. sixers of course still looking for their first win of the season, zero and 11 to start the year. come on, guys, tonight, come on, let's get it done. eagles and titans this weekend at lincoln financial field. it is on. cbs-3, now, before the game, get your eagle on with sunday kickoff at 11:30, then the nfl today at noon. and the birds and titans kick off at 1:00. and it is all right here on cbs-3. >> erika? >> get your eagle on. >> get your eagle on, ya.

>> i like it. all right, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we'll have the latest on the family tragedy that left two children dead and sibling in the hospital. nicole? >> and, erika, here in atlantic city, weaver senior business leaders sleepingg in cardboard boxes. coming up we'll tell you why they're camped out in the colds. also, before you start shopping for your thanksgiving meal, we'll let you know how much you can expect to pay to feed everyone. from the turkey to the fixing, the most expensive items, on your shopping list. and, vittoria and katie return, that's got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. how's uke we are ends looking? katie has the seven

>> and emotional night in burlington county, as a community comes together to remember two children, killed in their homes. we have the latest on that shooting, that also sent their mother and sibling to the hospital. >> good morning, everyone, also, this isn't the night you want to spend out in the cold. but that's he can actually what zombies people are doing right now. find out why they voluntarily camped out all night long. >> wow indeed. >> that's very cold start to the morning, too, my friend, so, when you walk out the door this morning, if you are still all snuggled up in your bed, and you just hit the remote to watch us here, you will need to bundle up adequately, very cold air has made a return to the forecast, i'll tell you how long we can stick around, nice warm up down the road. >> well, eventually we will see a rush, but right now, we're looking great outside. really not seeing too much of a problem, but we do want to talk about some