developing now, wait to go face a judge manna cured of raping and attacking a woman in a philadelphia parking garage is due in court this morning. now, that attack happened in broad daylight. we're live with the latest developments in this case. >> good morning, everyone, also the mummers excitement little too much for this dog hear about his wild afternoon during the parade. first though, let's check traffic and weather together with katie and vittoria. >> good morning, happy friday shall everybody, we're going to be looking ahead to some very significant changes for the upcoming weaken here, the first large storm of 2015 is upon us, for now all is quiet though, so we can only start off with nice weather news, but vet tory arks about to go a little downhill here. >> not looking forward to that katie but optimism. 2015 optimism. right now if you are traveling out and about we're hoping that traffic still looks as nice as it does now as we move into our rush hour time. but, looking at 95, just great

out there. lots of optimism, lots of sunshine on the roads at least, but again things can change. full report coming up. erika? >> vittoria, thank you. developing right now suspect charged with raping and robbing a woman in a spring garden parking garage awaits arraignment this morning. >> our jan carabeo joins us now from outside the special victims unit with more on this vicious attack that has a community definitely on edge. jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, erika good morning, sources tell "eyewitness news" that they now have a 32 year old man from pittsburgh in custody for that sexual assault that happened on new years morning. but, police say they'll not officially identify this man until essay rained later on today. now, the alleged assault happened new years morning in broad daylight, here at this parking garage at 17th and callowhill streets in spring garden. for hours yesterday, police combed the scene for clues, and reviewed surveillance video. police say a manna tack and sexually assaulted a 33 year old woman at 11:00 a.m. on the second floor of the four story garage. the victim suffered multiple

injuries, and was taken to hahnemann hospital. now the garage primarily serves residents of the one franklin town apartments, but it is also open to the public. police say the suspect somehow evaded security there. a shock to those who regularly use the garage and say the garage is secure. >> i'm very surprised due to what happened. i know my building has 24 hour security both inside the building and in the parking garage. i know both of the rovers who walk up and down the aisles, two that my building hired. and i know that they do a really diligent job with making ensuring the safety of myself and the people that live in my apartment building. and monthly renters to this parking garage. >> now, this suspect will face rape robbery and attempted murder charges but police say they could still use your help. if you know anything about this sexual assault that happened in spring garden, on new years morning you're asked to give them a call. we're reporting live outside of the special victims unit. jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you.

coming up on 5:33, well, roller coaster headed our way this weekend? >> very true, when it comes to the pattern when it comes to the temperatures, and we will eventually end up with some spring like conditions. talking may-like conditions for one day of the forecast, just one day though, and then we're just getting dose of reality all over again. storm scan3, quiet. we've got high pressure still on your side here for yet another day. you can see still even little light lake enhanced snow around the edge of the hi, but far to the north even though we're still going to find few more clouds out there today already evident on storm scan, no weather-related issues, quiet, tranquil, seasonable day. 34 degrees current temperature at the airport in around the freezing mark in many of the outlying suburbs, little colder, little milder, quote unquote, as you head down toward some of the shore point. but here's how the day progresses in philadelphia. expecting that sun to mix in with few more clouds, more seasonable chill as we top off around 42 degrees, lan still be little bit after breeze. we got to talk about the weekend. that's when this pattern really starts to just shift completely. we go from such quiet weather

to a large storm. it is not a crippling storm but it is going to be noticeable all weekend long, it is with us both saturday and sunday, and we start to see the wet weather moving in even as early as midday tomorrow. that means it may still be cold enough through some of our northwest suburbs to start off with some snow. maybe some sleet. maybe some freezing rain. so, we will detail that a little bit more for you as the show progresses here, but looking ahead to sunday, it will be just so warm, into the mid 60s that it is nothing but plane old rain for everybody else. so, that said, we have a lot to talk about for the weekend with the storm and the surge on the they are mom term, but not long before we crash back to the 30's, little snow down the road, too. lots going on. >> not looking forward to it. but again we're being optimistic. >> 2015. >> positivity. >> we'll get through it, that's why you have us, right? good morning everyone, as every right now, we have a lot of positive news traffic wait, but things can definitely change, i mentioned before, as of right now, it is 5:34, and

95 and the rest of the majors look great. ninety-five around cottman, no problems in either direction southbound as you notice those taillights maneuver through the construction zone, looking great. not only looking great around northeast philadelphia pretty much around everywhere, 95, looking awesome, delaware county, center city, northeast philly, bucks county, again everywhere. schuylkill expressway also moving great. this is around montgomery drive. eastbound and westbound no problems, no delays, and not only around center city where our speed censors are averaging into the 50's, it is also throughout our western suburbs, pa turnpike, northeast extention all good news out there. if you are traveling however for pat cope, they're still running on holiday schedule. so, do you want to be mindful of that. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. time now 5:35. in business news this morning why you didn't get as many holiday cards this year. >> you can tell us why? >> they'll tell us why. somebody new. >> good news also for job hunters. jill joins us from the new york stock exchange, glad you have the answer to that, jill,

i was feeling hurt. >> i'll try. i ' do my best. good morning ukee, erika. companies will be ringing in the new year with more job openings, according to career builder, more than one third of employers expect to add full time employees in 2015, that's the best outlook since 2006. we can also expect to see salary increases including raises for minimum wage workers, and some of the best industries for job hires are science technology and of course it. >> it is the first trading day of the year. invest remembers back to work after the new year's holidays. so the dow will open below the 18,000 mark, it fell about 160 points on wednesday the nasdaq fell 41-point. ever wonder why there is never enough space on your iphone or ipad? well, a lawsuit filed this week against apple claims that upgrades to the ios8 operating system are to blame taking up as much as 23% of storage space on their iphones and ipads. thethe lawsuit also claims apple

has misled customers about it, apple's declined to comment to cbs news. >> and as we usher in the new year, and you prepare to put away the ornament, you may realize you received your christmas cards this holiday. hallmark says the number of paper cards delivered has dropped from 2 billion a decade ago to 1.4 billion more people are sending cards on line, or using social media to deliver holiday greetings. not the same, though, as opening a paper card. >> no. love december so much, mail get fun. >> i'm finding myself doing it sending facebook message a text, a phonecall, that kind after thing not as many cards. but i should do it but not as many. >> not the same, ukee. >> i understanded. i'm getting older now, my art right flaring up i can't -- >> oh, stop. >> -- do stuff. thanks jill. >> time right now 5:37. and investigators in burlington county are trying to figure out what sparked a huge warehouse fire. the fire at the old area owe

safety device -- arrow safety device building was breaking news yesterday morning. took firefighters almost five hours to put out the flames. the fire damaged two neighboring homes and nearby church but firefighters saved those buildings. quick thinking and the strong hands of some camden county police officers got a mother and her two children out after burning home. our jessica dean has the story of how the officers rescued the family. >> reporter: instinct just kick in. >> we seem to be having audio difficult which jessica's story, we'll get that correct and get it back to you in just a moment. >> our time is 5:38a lows dog back home this morning thanks to the help from some philadelphia fire department members and twitter. >> the fire department tweeted this picture of the lost dog yesterday after he got mixed up in all of the excitement of the mummers parade. the person who found the dog look how sweetest, brought him to ladder five on south broad

street, and that's when they put the word out on twitter. now it, did not take very long for the hammy reunion just few hours later, tweeted this picture of snowball, that's his name. >> very nice. >> back with his owner after an afternoon as an honorary fire fighter. >> great, great, great. >> sounds like a children story. i got lost in the parade and became an honorary firefighter and snowball made it back home. hilarious. >> taylor swift giving back to some of her fans. see how she surprised them and their priceless reactioion. >> also ahead, a decades olds mystery is finally solved. you have to hear exactly what that man found in his arm more than 50 years after he was in a car accident. plus ... >> more and more athletes wearing this strange looking mask when they train. i'm chris van cleve in new york.

>> attack at 17th and callowhill and the victim is in the hospital. >> learning more from health officials about the new hepatitis-a diagnosis in mercer county. authorities say the two latest victims ate at rosa's in hamilton township. kitchen work their had the virus in november. the first funeral for victim of the airasia crash has already taken place but the search continues for more than 150 victims still missing. jetliner crashed in the java sea sunday.

so far more than 20 bodies have been recovered. and illinois man finds a car partem bed in the his own arms decades after a crash back in 1963. arthur involved in a head on collision. thirty-five years later he walked through a metal detector and saw a large metal object stuck in his arm. he saw doctors but they didn't know what it was. last week, he lift add concrete block and his arm start today swell. he went into surge have i and the surgeon pulled out a seven-inch turn signal. >> that is most unusual haven't seen one like that before. went back to look at the old pictures every my wreck, and i noticed that the turn signal was missing. and so we started position g things together. we discovered that's what it was. >> amazing. he said he's been getting requests for pictures. turn signal from all over the country. >> just incredible. >> fifty years! i'm telling you.

>> all that time. well for more tiff crashes let's check in with kate. >> i that's an amazing story though. all right, let's completely shift gears he. >> oh, no pun intended. >> thank you i try. not as good as erika, i know. >> oh, very good. >> let's take a look at your trivia question. guys there is of course is the new year, we're probably guess that would be dealing with new years trivia. when was the last time philadelphia saw at least a inch of snowfall on new years day? was it back in 2001, 1996, 1989 taylor swift's birth year, or was it 1978? who would like to take a crack at it? i know at least one year here where not everybody was alive. >> indeed. >> well, all right. >> i'll. >> -- i'll go with 1989. >> that's incorrect, erika. >> vittoria? >> i go with d. >> yeah, well done.

she is on a roll lately, well done. we actually had 2 inches of snow on the grounds new years day, back in that year. soap, yes, little trivia for you. we want to turn gears here to what's actually happening out there for this coming weekends, which is the first storm, of 2015. and it does have a possibility to at least bring little snow to our area, not to philadelphia, thaw, so here's what's going onment storm still getting its act together still, taking shape it, doesn't really have very well defined shape or organization just yet. but, it is on the move. we do still have little light lake effect snow, but more of westerly flow, so really see few more clouds. as this gathers strength you'll see a large sort of comma shape develop out of this. it is obviously not there yet. so we need about another 24 hours for the real shape of this storm to take effect. but, what are we looking at here? eventually, the rain starts to move in. but, depending on your location, when it starts to get here it, might still be cold enough that you have got little snow to track. so up in the poconos especially you may start off with some sort of wet heavy

vary at this of the slushy snow it will eventually change to rain. so even if you saw modest accumulation it will get washed away. same story for the lehigh valley maybe sleet freezing rain mixing in, but all rain for new jersey, delaware, certainly for the city of philadelphia. so your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, featuring huge surge on the thermometer warm air invades, up to the 60s by sunday, but both weekend days featuring rain, potentially at the onset though, some of you as we mention, i would say western chester, upper berks points north, could see it start off with a little snow. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning, everyone, traveling all of the majors, just beautiful outside. i don't anticipate to see too much of a turn traffic wise, but you would never know. as we take a lock at the roosevelt boulevard notice that both sides moving real well, right at the bridge here approaching schuylkill expressway if you are going to or coming from 76, maybe headed in toward northeast philadelphia into bucks county, continuing on route one, just great out there. elsewhere, also looking really

good. traveling on 422 not too far a which from the malvern area, eastbound and westbound no delays, no problems, and really that's the story all over the map. take a look at the speed censors, high up in the 50's, not only travel pa, but pa, delaware, new jersey, surrounding areas are all moving real well. every major i mean, just looking great. patco, running on holiday schedule we finish out this week. so be minds full of that. no delays at the airport if that's where you're headed, erika? >> thanks, vet tore y on the health watch this morning, one of the hottest piece every sporting equipment this year is a mack that makes it harder to breathe. designed to simulate what it is like to exercise at a higher altitude. chris van cleve takes a look into the science behind the mask. >> justin breathes loudly and looks funny while working out. use asthmas thank simulate tougher conditions at high attitudes. >> you're sucking for air. it is just not coming in bass it is --

>> masks becoming more popular, many professional athlete using them during training to try to get an edge on the feel. manufacturers say the masks limit oxygen. >> strengthening lung capacity. >> you take less breaths per minute but take breath that count for more. >> you can control the intensity, by swapping out these white discs, this one with four holes simulates 3,000 feet, it lets in more oxygen than this one with one hole that simulates 9,000 feet. >> says altitude training may have advantage for athletes who sprint a lot. but for most people, he says, the mask likely does not provide health benefit. >> only spending minute at attitudes, that's not enough to produce real productive changes. >> wesley said he sees big difference after using the training mask for the past 18 months. he says, he's stronger and faster. >> i shaved a minute off of my run time, basically

. >> like going to the gym wearing one of those? >> matter of fact, security? there is a guy in a mask. >> little alarm willing i understand. surprising criticism for movie being tack about for major awards. >> the words on the bad blood between the inspiration between one of the main characters and the director. details coming up. first, here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3.

judge t swift is giving back to some of her fans! >> oh, that she s it was a merry swiftness if you will for some of the t swift's fans. >> the music superstar from berks county surprised fans with gift during the holiday season. and then posted their priceless reactions on youtube. taylor pick out and wrapped all of those gifts herself we're told, even hand delivered some of them in person. in what she calls tayloring used special media to figure out what each fan like and dis likes. >> how about that? >> wonderful to see that. >> well done. >> former olympic wrestler mark shultz is slamming his depiction in the movie foxcatcher. he $2 his anger over the film

and vowed to destroy director bennett miller's career. shultz apparently upset over what he considers to be an implied sexual relationship between the character and his benefactor. he later apologized for his twitter rage, bus says he stands by his criticism of the film. and, do you have what it takes to be america's next top mod snell here is your chance to prove t tara banks wants woman and men between 18 and 27 years old for the next season of america's next top model. just go to the casting call on tuesday afternoon, it is at drexel university college of media arts and design. we've put everything you need to know on cbsphilly.com. katie, i want to see you smile. can you smile for me? >> i knew t i like you to just look annoyed like, ya psycho. >> it is nice. >> i like that. >> nice is probably not the right word. but thank you for being kinds. >> your welcome. >> let's move on. all right, guys, we have pretty significant pattern change coming our way. we do actually have light lake

effect snow falling across portions of some of your typical lake effect areas. not hitting us, but just for clarity sake, expect nothing more than few clouds, nextly next storm moves n why am i showing awe snowfall map? i know you're wondering but expect to go see snow potentially at the onset of our generally rainstorm that comes in through tomorrow. but it, would not have a chance to really accumulate much if anything, quick coating in the northwest suburbs, and then it would all turn over to rain. so, if you have got any casino every plans this weekend, i don't know vittoria, mall sounds pretty good. want to find something to do inside for sure. >> i think i like that plan, katie. i think i will ' do. that will good morning, everyone, right now traveling out and about no problems, no delays very quick report, because really we don't have too much to t talk about. ninety-five you're great no matter how you cut t traveling on the schuylkill expressway also moving well, we do have an addition able vehicle on the shoulder but not causing too much. a problem. we'll if rush hours turns into a problem coming up. stay with us,

>> our jessica dean has the story on how these officers saved a family. >> this camden county home went up in flames. >> instinct kicked? >> initial reports indicate a christmas tree caused the home to catch on fire leaving a woman, her four year old son and seven year old daughter, trapped inside. neighbors flag down officer sean mcmahon, and his partner. >> that's our initial entry smoke was em -- extremely thick, and overwhelming. >> inning ticket told them what it do. linking arms like this with other officers who arrived at the scene they caught the children and their mother, who jumped from the window. >> makes us extreme lip proud. we love to help out the community in anyway. >> neighbors greatful for the help in saving the family, one

man describes, as good people. >> that's good. my neighbors is all right hopefully, get through the day. >> little issues with that we'll take care that far for you. our time 5:57. close to 6:00. at last check the mother and children are list in the critical condition. one offers here was treated for smoke inhalation is out of the hospital. >> right now, it is 5:57. and still ahead we are following the latest developments in a vicious broad daylight attack in spring garden, we have a live report coming up next. then, caught on camera, confrontation between patrons in a bar turns deadly. find out what investigators say caused this fight. >> and, this family has more in common than just their love for one another. we'll tell you about the incredible bond that mom dad and baby, all share. we'll be right bac

>> few from overnight, a fire re kindles into a cleaners in west philadelphia. firefighters return to that 4,000 block every lancaster avenue to put out hot spots. just a few hours earlier firefighters had a difficult time battling flames in that boarded up business. still no word this morning on a cause. >> also this morning, fire damage in the two story garage in north philly overnight. it was contained to the structure along the 2900 block of north 21st street. no injuries reported. that will fire also remains under investigation this morning. good morning everyone, also developing, a man has been arrested and charged with brutal sexual assault after woman in spring garden. >> now, that suspect is behind bars awaiting arraignment. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us outside of the special victims unit with more information. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning.