after hiding from officers all night, following their botched burglaries. our jan carabao is on the scene with a live report coming up, katie? we are expect to go see a cold front pass through here today and what it does bring with it is noticeable breeze but it is still mild for within more day. we're still talking temperatures. we will have details coming up, vittoria. so far, so good on the roads, traveling on i the 95 no sign of the rush hour just yet but when sun comes up, things will change. we will have a full report coming up. back to that breaking news in northeast philadelphia, two suspect burglars now in custody after police spent hours looking for them inside a target store. >> jan carabao is on the scene, jan? >> reporter: erika and ukee, solid police work at somerton target, police now have two suspects, two men, two would be burglars in custody. if you take a look they have been led away by police this

morning. police say through a steel, rear door of the store and in the middle of burglarizing it when police arrive. let me take you through the course of the events. this started after 1:00 here at target on roosevelt boulevard in somerton a silent alarm, sounded, alerting the alarm company about what was going on so they notified police. when police arrived they have found a three by 3-foot hole saw through a steel door we police spotted two suspects running through the store. they made their way on to the roof and then back down into the store. and then for hours police were searching this huge target, with k-9 units and just about after four hours, after police arrived, the two would be burglars were caught. now this would have been the seventh target in the philadelphia area burglarized since november, state police actually had a task force looking into it. the suspect, suspects usually go for the electronics inside. police are looking into whether this could be an inside job, while this was

happening this morning employees were monitoring closed issuing it cameras and at one point police say suspects cut one of the cameras wires, so it could be an inside job they say, that is still under investigation but again those suspects are now caught, and taken away, police tell us that they were caught on the roof. back out here live at the the summer ton quiet. police have left the the scene. we are waiting for new details from chief inspector scott smalls just as soon as we get those, we will bring them to you. we are live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. back to our other big story, the manhunt for bradley stone, suspect behind a killing spree in montgomery county has ended. the former marine's body was found near his home in pennsburg yesterday. authorities say that it appears that he died from self-inflicted cut wounds. six people were killed, all related to his ex-wife, nicole. one victim anthony flick is still hospitalized in critical condition. we're also learning more about his past, this morning,

stone was a decorated veteran who served eight years in the military before being discharged in 2011. however, taking a look at his criminal railroaded we found several dui's, first in 2001, and in 2003 he pleaded guilty to another dui, his third came last year when he crashed his car. court documents also show a lengthy custody battle with his ex-wife nicole. >> and that was a very contentious, protracted set of disputes, and we learned that just last week he had made an effort in court to try to secure custody, emergency custody of the children and that was denied. >> records also show stone was continuing treatment at the va medical center for ptsd and related conditions. in january, he was deemed unemployment by a physician. right now it is 5:33. lets check with katie and hang on to your hat today, um. >> i would say so through the second half of the day we will notice this breeze kicking in

with time really. it is not too strong of the breeze just yet and that will change and that said, because we don't have too much of a breeze just yet, some of you might still be finding some low clouds out there as you travel around, but things are looking good at this hour at least on sky cam three with the center city sky line. checking in from our very own rooftop. 41 degrees at the airport as we throw these current observations on top here. southwest wind are not that strong. it is still relatively light but starting to peck up. storm scan three though is quiet now and as we put things in motion, you can see retreat of the final rain showers, over northern new jersey, over the last few hours. now even though there is another little pock of rain showers out across central and northern pennsylvania, that is going to bypass us, maybe poconos pick up, of rain and a few snow flakes, but it will be nothing more than that and everybody else can expect nothing more than a few clouds. currently it feels though a little bit chillier with that

modest breeze, more like 30's are or no better than 40 in most spots. as we go forward, we still expect within more mild day for the standards. 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. but that breeze will be kicking in. even they we will get there on the thermometer, vittoria, with that breeze it might in the feel like 50 at any pint today. >> well, too with the breeze you have to watch when you are driving on the highways, things like that, could get dangerous out there but we will have some sunshine, and anyhow, as we head outside right now, it is in the so bad on our majors. ninety-five looking great if you are traveling around broad street that is this area here maybe heading down toward the philadelphia international airport, continuing the delaware, in problems at all even as you make your way in the northbound direction heading in the northeast, bucks county, beautiful ride on i-95. same story on ben franklin bridge. speed sensors high up in the 50's, in delays, in problems. great way to start your day. taking a look at our speed acceptsors 46 on the

schuylkill expressway, a slight drop but really average is in the 50's. we are not too far away. just lots of green no matter how you cut it or where you are traveling. however if you are traveling in chester county we have closure of chestnut tree road at manor road. best alternate to take bull town road and that accident caused a down pole just be mindful of that, ukee. vittoria, thank you. bill cosby will in the face charges in connection with the decade old sexual assault allegations made against him according to prosecutors in los angeles. the cosby was accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year-old girl at the playboy mansion in 1974. his youngest daughter is standing by her father n a statement evan cosby as the 77 year-old comedian is quote the father that you thought you knew. right now it is 5:36. if business news this morning, a pop star moon lights for a sports wear company. >> wall street tries to shake off a slump. jill wagner joins us from new york at the the stock exchange good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

sell off continues here on wall street. there was a quick rally at the tart of the day yesterday but markets could not hold on. dow jones dropped 111 points, nasdaq fell 57. a victory for apple in a decade old antitrust lawsuit about digital music. they argued apple's deleted music from ipods if it was in the from itunes or down loaded from cd's but jury bought into their argument it was just trying to provide security and protect against pie racecy. see world is starting to layoff hundreds of employees. see world stock and attendance has gone down since release of that documentary black fish. it is critical of the way see world handles killer whales. last week see world's ceo says he is leaving. and puma a has a new creative director pop star rehand a she will help design team by picking out colors and fabrics for their clothing and sneakers. rihanna wants to make puma hip

and useful. ukee and erika. >> well, if anyone can do it, rihanna. >> chose the right girl. >> thanks, jill. philadelphia police were told they are investigating a home invasion in somerton. investigators say a man broke in the home on hurtville road, pistol whipped his victim and stole his dog and x box. we're told that victim is okay. police have a vague description have the of the suspect. mean while police in radnor township say eight people wanted for crimes unneglectly walked light into police custody n a clever move here office are sent out letters tricking suspects into thinking they have had unclaimed money. authorities then arrested them when they arrived to collect at a set up location. police say they were than the wassed for a variety of crimes, including outstanding fines, dui, theft, and burglary. now, something to realize it was a trick, even after the handcuffs went on. they were taken in custody and we were walking out and asked

if they were still going to get check could they use that toward their bail. in a very serious manor. >> investigators say out of the eight people arrested five paid off fines and two are out on bail. radnor township police say this will not be the last time they orchestrate this kind of an operation. well, happening today city officials will join community leaders to break ground on a new public housing development in germantown. back in september crews demolish the former queen lane apartments to make room for updated housing. developers will turn the empty lot into new apartments and town houses. the former potters field on queen lane will be maintained as open space. the city of philadelphia wants to give visitors a new view of the city. maur michael nutter and tourism officials planned to build a new observation deck at one liberty place in center city. it is scheduled to open by summer of 2017. it will be over seen by a

paris firm men for managing observation decks all around the world. pope francis celebrates his seventh eighth birthday today. soap far it has been low key. leader of the catholic church held a papal audience where he greeted visitors. people in st. peters square offered the pope birthday wishes. pope francis is visiting philadelphia you may recall in september for the world meeting of families, next year. happy birthday. >> indeed. our time is 5:40. who has a harder time fighting the flu men or women. science, settles it all, science, coming up in healthwatch. >> you have to love these studies. i bet there was a dispute between two married scientists. >> exactly. also a a head this new sanitizer that is nearly 240 percent stronger than kind you probably have at home, find out what it is being used for. justin timberlake comes to philadelphia a to take the stage and word is he has a big a announce b. his relationship with his wife jessica, we will have more on

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spree suspect bradley stone has been found dead. police located his body yesterday in the wooded area near his home in pennsburg. and, he is accused of killing his ex-wife and five of her family members. also this morning, have you seen this man? police are asking to find veto magleo. he was last seen, last sunday leaving in the italian restaurant on old bustleton avenue. unscheduled stop for american airlines passengers. >> flight 280 was on its way south korea to dallas fort worth when the ran into severe air turbulence and landed in tokyo. more than a dozen people suffered minor injuries, the flight was directed passengers and 15 crew, most of them, dallas fort worth, later today. right now 5:43. time to check with katie and our weather watchers good morning. >> indeed. we have new graphics. we will take you outside ape see how things are looking here in the last hour or so. we will start off here in the new jersey area here where 46 degrees, and 41.

i'm in the sure how that happened. but lower 40's is what we are fining here. ron russell sent this from riverside, and, still with cloud cover, and moving across the border here we will head into bill layden's observation in the last half an hour. he has clearing skies. 41 degrees. not too bad. we will take you all the way towards specifically mount gretna, michael, 42 degrees. we have cloud cover. it is overcast. we still have fog but temperatures are pleasant. lower 40's. that is close to where we should be for daytime highs on this particular day of the year. nice and mile start but that fog is still coming courtesy of the moisture that is still left at this point as we go next to our graphic here. simply because we did have a warm front lifting through, cold front crossed through. we are jumping ahead here to the winter solstice which does begin this sunday at 6:03 p.m. it will mark shortest amount have of daylight we will see throughout the course have the

year but beyond that point we will start getting longer days and by monday we will add on a entire second of take light. it doesn't sound like much but every day gets longer and longer. here's storm scan three. here's your warm front still lifting out to the north, cold front, backup here and it a has got very limited moisture. when it does roll through you might see a shower across the poconos and otherwise everybody else is dry with nothing american then some clouds. you will however notice that breeze is starting to kick in and with time it starts to get breezy and breezy, and then temperatures get knocked back, looking ahead to the weekend, winter solstice sunday may mark the arrival of the next storm system. 42 degrees is the expected high and maybe some light mixing of rain and snow. still just a question mark right new but we have an eye on that potential, vittoria, over to you. good morning, everyone. we have an eye on some building rush hour traffic, in the too much though, just a few more vehicles on i-95 commuting southbound approaching girard avenue. it is not awful just yet but

if you are watching us right now at home and spending more time drinking your coffee putting your make up honor not, whatever you are doing you will know when you get to 95 it will be busier throughout these construction zones at girard and cottman. just a forewarning there. in delays. this shot around mid county tolls. beautiful. speed sensors still high up in the 50's, which is good news and in the only pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, every where. we have however the closures still if you are traveling in chester county of chestnut tree road at manor road. we had an accident, caused down pole, your best alternate toys take bulltown road. traveling in delaware 495 southbound right around route 13 we have construction there. this is ongoing until noon time today, erika. >> thanks, vittoria. a new sanitizer created here in the u.s. could fight the spread of ebola in west africa. researchers say the sanitizer can tree patients by providing a longer window of protection.

company representatives say their presented you can lasts for hours instead of just seconds. >> your standard alcohol sanitizer does a good job killing germs on your hand immediately but it only lasts for 15 seconds. your hand can become recontaminated. this is persistent for six hours. even after thaw are still touching things it is killing germs come in contact with your hands. >> how about that. >> it is already being used in hospitals and schools around the world. this sanitizer will be shipped to west africa to be tested on the ebola virus in the u.s. government lab there. also, we all know it is holiday season but cdc says it is time of the year when flu activity usually peaks. >> some doctors say it will be a rough flu season especially for men. cbs-3 health reporter stephanie stahl looked at the research and explains why too, brace yourself. >> what? >> reporter: with the flu vaccine being lessee effective expert are predicting a bad

flu season. influenza is widespread in many parts of the area and new you there is new research showing the flu vaccine is more effective in women then in men. for women who do get the the flu study fund they are better at fighting the virus off, in other word men get sicker then women. >> our men, less equiped less to deal with infection. technically yes. >> reporter: reason that was conduct on mice is estrogen the female sex harmone. >> female mice, activated a particular enzyme and that enzyme is able to help them fightin next. >> reporter: doctor jay dutch says it may be about simple evolution. >> there is an idea there that estrogen which is needed to woman endocrinosis tempes there because part of their role is to be nurturers. they have to take care of themselves and their families. >> reporter: some women say finally is there evidence backing up what they have already known, men are bigger babies when it comes to getting sick.

>> they seem to wine more and they seem to want to ride it out longer. >> i think woman are worse. >> reporter: i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bigger babies. >> wait, i reseptember that mark i'm just playing you are always a trooper. >> yes,. >> there you go just take care of yourself, eat right, get your rest, eat right. >> bigger babies. >> yes. >> katie just struck a cover. new years eve is just around the corner and preparations are underway for the ball to drop. >> 7-foot tall number one and number five arrived on times square on a flatbed truck for a public unveiling. they will do all kind of count down. new signs will rest a few days before replacing the current year, that can be seen up there. famous numbers will shine bright courtesy of energy efficient led bulbs. >> won't be licensing now. >> hard to believe. >> it is flying. >> big news for a listers,

justin timberlake and his wife, yes, sir contact beal. we are used to seeing kate middleton dressed to the nine's but camera caught her much more comfortable look see the duchess dressed down. but first here's a look what is coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on the station you are watching. so glad you are with us on cbs-3.

word is, expecting, justin timberlake's wife actress jessica beal is supposedly pregnant. >> they have in the confirmed this news themselves justin's former n'synx band mate joey fattone spilled the beans to reporters this will be their first child together, they

have been married for two years. soon to be bad daddy is playing tonight at wells fargo and we are told tickets are still available. >> yes. >> i would like to see that show. wish could. >> great entertainer. >> in doubt. rock and roll hall of fame announced new class of inductions for 2015, green day, lou read and joan jet and black hearts air monk the six groups being added next spring. they were picked from a list of 15 nominees, ringo star will receive an award for musical excellence, bill weathers also. she may be duchess of cambridge but she knows how to let her hair down. always elegant kate middleton was dressed down in a dark colored hooddie as she met with scouts to help them earn their disability awareness badges. what are you doing, why are you taking a picture, come on. in the even princesses, they like to be comfortable from time to time too and she still looks chic in her hoodie.

>> okay. we are going to pull the hoodie over our head this afternoon, right. >> absolutely unless you have instant freeze hair spray that erika and i love so much. it is looking like that breeze will get you if you have an intricate hair style later today. but for now we have a light enough wind that we have found some low clouds developing out there storm scan three is emptying out for wet weather. a as we look at visibility readings around the region, reading stands out like a sore thumb, it is less than ideal. our temperature readings, meanwhile are generally in the low to mid 40's at this hour but that wind is also light for new will be kicking in. it is one more mild day. we will take it. we will get some sunshine along the way too. variety tore y. >> we will definitely take that. >> good morning, everyone. traveling on the schuylkill expressway we are looking good but we have an accident, that has now, popped up, traveling east bound right around the area of 476, majority on the shoulder but causing a slight delay and that will grow as we head toward rush hour. so far so good but when sun

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right now 5:57. time toheck on phil, cbs-3 morning elf. if we have any technical difficulties, something does not go as planned, blame it on the elf. >> it looks like phil has invaded the control room. phil, um, um, um, he likes to mess stuff up. >> we're on to you. >> so far, so good. >> all right. >> now your turn, time to see what your elf is up to post yourselfe to twitter, facebook, instant gram with hash tag cws3 and early selfie. we may show him right here on tv. if phil does not mess it up. >> get him out of there. coming up next on "eyewitness s news" we are updating breaking news, "eyewitness news" is there as two suspects are taken in after an overnight botched burglary in a local target. we are live with the breaking details when we come back. se

good morning. we're updating breaking news. police take two burglary suspects into custody after searching for them in a target store for hours. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us at that scene in somerton where police found suspects. they were hiding in an unusual place, right? >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. unusual place indeed. police caught them on the roof hiding in a ventilation shaft. more information on that in just a minute but this was a case of solid police work at this somerton target this morning. police have have captured two would be burglars whom they say sawed through a steel door at this store and were in the middle of burglarizing it when police arrived. police are still collecting evidence and they will be for quite sometime. if you look at video you can see two men taken away by police a short time ago. this started juster