ounty. and, south jersey, even the entire state of delaware and now as we look ahead you can see temperatures 32 in philadelphia a wind chills in the 20's and teens. the the cold is coming, and cleveland, ten. chicago three. so by the time that cold gets here we are talking about a light, fluffy, snow. not a wet snow, it is just too cold for that. here's our computer models pretty much between one and 2 inches of snow, it is consensus a as far as what we can expect. snow moves in tomorrow morning for the the commute, up to 2 inches expect. it will reduce visibility at times, the road will be slow, and those untreated road will be slick because this snow will stick right away. coming up we will talk about the the birth cold when wind chills will fall below zero and more snow, in that seven day forecast. i'll join you than side with the details. all right, kathy thanks very much. you can stay one step ahead of the snow with the cbs philly weather app free and available at google play and i tunes. send us your snow pictures on twitter just use hash tag

cbs-3 snow. accused pennsylvania state troop are killer eric frein is ordered held for trial at a preliminary hearing today and those in the the courtroom got a a look at on chilling surveillance video. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has traveled to pike county for us and he joins us with the very latest on the case now david? >> reporter: chris eric frein is back behind bars here in pike county right now the judge decided there is enough evidence for him to stand trial. we don't know exactly when that will be, but the the prosecutor is seeking the death penalty. a shackled eric frein said nothing as state police troopers escorted him out of the pike county courthouse late monday afternoon. he followed the late corporal brian dickson's widow and members of dickson's family. inside state troopers and the county coroner took the stand all recounted where they were september 12th when police shot to of their own killing dickson and injuring trooper alex douglass.

in court the prosecution played surveillance video from inside the blooming grove barracks. on camera troopers pulled corporal dickson's body back in the building. alex douglass dragged himself across the lobby floor moments after he was shot. he is still least covering at home. >> it is a long road to recovery. he has surgery ahead of him but very upbeat and hopes one day to be able to return to work with the state police. >> reporter: later in the morning u.s. mar hall shall john shaw talked about the day's arrested frein. he said he put cuffs on frein, near an abandoned a air hanger october 30th. inside. frein was toast i can looking at evidence presented and asking an occasional questions to his team of attorneys. his lead attorney is michael winestein. >> he expected exactly what he heard. so, i didn't see any change in his key meaner. >> reporter: trooper douglass was not in court today. michael weinstein whom you just say there frein's

attorney say he may can for a change of venue to ensure that his client gets the a fair trial. next step in the process is an arraignment. we're told that will likely had happen at the end of the movement we are live from pike county david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new development on a murder investigation in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. police say that there may be as many as three suspects involved and one of them is still on the loose tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at police headquarters with more about the victim and also the motive behind this attack steve. >> reporter: jessica, tonight police announced charges for a man they sailed pulled the trigger in a random and senseless robbery. and even more senseless murder. murdered without reason. >> it is just hard, you know he is young, shock. >> reporter: twenty-six year-old miguel rodriguez was a new father new fiance working a new job to take care of his family. >> he is just a a really good person. he was somebody that didn't get in trouble. he always did the right thing.

>> reporter: saturday night rag read us a driver for a car services was working with his fiance in the passenger seat. he pick up three men in north philadelphia the fare ended in west philadelphia a around 7:00 when the men made their intentions clear. >> he pulled out a gun and he said to the male if you don't give me everything you have i'm going to kill her. >> reporter: scared for her life rodriguez complied giving up $30, and a cell phone. >> he said i have nothing else, please don't hurt her i have nothing else. with that the the male then exited the vehicle, and for no reason, pulled out a gun, pointed him and shot him one time in the head. >> reporter: monday police announcing charges for the the a accused trigger man, 20 year-old alonzo dilliguard a man they say is leaving a five month-old without a father and a fiance without a husband for no reason. >> her fiance died in her arms. >> she's trying to deal. it is just hard. >> reporter: police say they have a second man a 21 year-old in for questioning.

no word yet on charges there. they are searching for a third man, police say they have identified that person and he is being sought after by police. reporting live from police headquarters i'm steve pather on for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. former philadelphia sportscaster don tollefson is given another chance to take a plea deal in bucks county pa for allegedly stealing $340,000 intended for sports trips benefiting charities. reject that, parking the beginning of jury selection. the the deal included a two to 20 year sentence with a treatment program that would have reduced his time in jail. tollefson stand by his deis to withdraw his guilty plea last month. >> he has high as preparations helping people, helping charities, helping and i just look forward. >> as i look forward to the opportunity to tell my side of the story. >> reporter: two alternate is still need to be chosen. selection will be completed

tomorrow, and then trial will begin. tollefson, a recovering drug and alcohol addict has spend most of last year under house arrest in treatment programs in north philadelphia. well, it has been nearly two years since the boston marathon bombing, and today the trial for one of the accused bombers began. cbs news correspondent marley hall is covering the case, from boston. >> reporter: security is tight, outside of the federal courthouse in boston where jury selection is underway, in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. inside the 21 year-old sat with his lawyers as they began the process of picking jurors from a pool of 1200 people. the jury will deciding whether tsarnaev carried out the deadly 2013 bombings with his brother, and if so, whether he should be put to death. >> i believe in the death penalty if somebody is 100 percent found guilty. >> i don't believe in the death penalty personally, but i don't think he should see the light of day again. >> reporter: prosecutors say that the brothers plan ataxias pay back for u.s. actions in

muslim countries. the defense has said it plans to show tsarnaev was under the influence of his older brother tamerlan who was killed in the police shoot-out. >> it is the beginning of process. >> reporter: peter riddle was near the second explosion and acted as a first responder. he plans to attend the trial. >> i would like to go. maybe that is my personal closure to see him one more time. >> reporter: riddle wasn't physically hurt but now suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. wow like to see tsarnaev in prison for life. >> let him rot in jail, you know, let him really suffer that way. >> reporter: jury selection is expected to take weeks n boston marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tsarnaev's lead attorney by the way has represented other high profile clients like the unabomber ted kaczynski and girard loft inner who shot gabriel gifford. mourners pennsylvania paid their president spoke mario

cuomo. they turnout in a new york city funeral home. the eight two-year old democrat served three terms as governor for new york. he died in his man hat on home on thursday night. cuomo's funeral is set for tomorrow. flames tear through a home in mantua sending two people to the hospital. the conditions of those victims are not being released. fire fighters responded to this row home on the 800 block of north brooklyn street just after 11:00 this morning. they had it under control ten minutes later. still significant was reported ape american red cross was called into assist family of four with food clothing and shelter from the cold. gunman opens fire at a port richmond toys-r-us and tonight, philadelphia police say he is still on the loose. investigators believe this was a botched robbery. he was trying to get inside the store around 6:30 this morning but employees kept the doors locked. he fired a round through glass and ran off, no one was hurt. philadelphia police are hoping you can identify two suspects in this surveillance video. it comes from washington

square where two men were attacked while walk ago long 12th street last month. one of the victims was knocked unconscious and had to be treated at the hospital forehead trauma. if you think you can identify these attackers cat the police. developing story now, two prospects from the u.s. ski team have been killed in an avalanche. this happened near the teams european training base in the australianal sevens. ronnie burrlap and bryce were among ten skiers on the u.s. development team preparing to race on the top level world cup. an official with the u.s. ski team says team members are in shock over their deaths. well, we are starting the year off with a stumble on wall street as oil prices slumped again have. the price dipped below $50 a barrel for first time in more than five years. at the end of the day blue chips stocks on the dow jones were down 331 points, it closed a at 17,501. tech stocks on the nasdaq were down 74 to close at 4652.

the the s and p lost 37 points down to 2020. still to come here on "eyewitness news", we will tell you why a concussion may do more harm than good. >> then the flu is hitting u.s. in full force, three on your side with a lot at numbers where you live. and in texas sized hug from governor chris christie this has got a a lot of people talking today, including the new jersey governor himself is. we will have more on the controversy causing an uproar among sports fans. real housewife of new jersey begins her prison eventens we will go inside her new digs at danbury federal prison. we will have more news

potentially big turn in the investigation of air flight 5801. search crews using sonar located large objects on the knowings floor. they believe one of them could be the aircraft tail where that black box is stored. if it is still intact it could hold valuable flight information about the cause of that crash. 162 people were on board and so far the bodies of 37 victims have been recovered. well, on the healthwatch today, yes, the the flu is hitting the u.s. in full force this year. the centers for disease control and prevention reports almost all states have widespread flu activity and most, from a virus that is not matched, to the vaccine. now here in our area delaware is reporting 632 confirmed cases, were four tetz in the first state. in pennsylvania, there are more than 10,000 confirmed cases with 50 the 91 in that count a loan. new jersey does not report

numbers but state says flu activity there is high. our health reporter stephanie stahl will join us with more tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. also on the healthwatch today a new study find that strict rest for five days following a concussion is does not improve recovery. while doctors do recommend immediately removing children from play if they have sustained a concussion, the studies indicate that long period of rest, which are increasingly recommended, can actually mimic and even prolong, concussion symptoms. it is back to work for law makers in washington. the 114th congress will be sworn in tomorrow, but g.o.p. controlling the senate and even more seats in the house battled over presidential policies old and new are expect to shape the agenda. one is the the keystone xl pipeline which will carry oil 1700 miles from canada to the gulf coast of texas. white house is unsupportive but stopped short of issuing a veto threat today. >> what the legislation includes before we urge people to vote one way or the the

other. >> the the president is going to have to decide to come work with us. >> another point of contention immigration representatives blackburn says her party will respond quickly to the president's action extending temporary legal status to millions of undocumented workers. but, says there is hope for agreement between the parties on economic security, tax reforms, and the debt. well, still to come tonight a prince is under fire, speaks out about a new sex abuse claim begins a member of the royal family. and then from hamburg tours coffee. three is on your side with what you will be paying more information in 2015. now gay time to start that home budget. consumer reporter jim donovan helps you get started, beasley. another disappointment in sixers fans cleveland in town but lebron will not play. that story. the flyers prepping for big run in the mid season approaches, we will hear from the fly guys

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well, today is a remine their winter has now arrived. it was very sunny out, which was night, but the wind and the cold, boy those two were something else. >> it cuts right through you. we have team three weather coverage with meteorologist kathy orr and justin drabick. we will start with justin in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on the ben franklin parkway justin. >> good evening, everyone. if you thought today was windy and cold, this is nothing. wait for the the next few

days. we will get progressively worse as far as temperatures go. out here on the parkway everybody is dressed warm right now with the heavy coats, the the scarves, ear muffs, the whole thing. it is all going on right now. very windy. i have a hand held thermometer checking out wind gusts. we are up to 20 miles an hour right now. problem is, the building deflect wind and it is swirling all over the place. we will get wind tunnel as well. check out light poles and flags. they are whipping around right now. these light poles are shaking with these wind gusting to 20 miles per hour. but like i said it will get worse this week. lets go to the computer graphic and talk about what is happening. today wind chills mainly in the 20's and 30's now tomorrow, the wind lighten up a little bit. it will be cold. we will still talk about wind chills in the 20's, that clipper system bringing the snow reenforcees the wind and cold later in the week wednesday's wind chills will be down into the teens and thursday, that will be the worst day, wind chills in the single digits and possibly below zero at times, and then friday, it gets better but

still cold feeling like 209's. i want to bring you back here live the with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. we have a weather station on the roof checking out air temperatures, 31.5, that is nothing, it is wind, all over the the place and we had a gust of t2.8. wind chills coming in at 25 degrees. that wind is going to bring in our next storm system in the form of some snow and for that how much snow we can get and timing let's send it back to the studio and kathy, good evening. >> good evening, justin. the thursday i just want to stay inside, i'll be here all day all night covering the cold. temperatures are great for making snow at jack frost big boulder. you can see skiers and snow borders are loving this. any little bit helps at this point this is season. our live neighborhood network takes to us palmyra cove where it is a beautiful evening. on storm scan three you can see, here it is, it doesn't look like much but believe it or not in des moines, they are calling for six to 8 inches of snow. they have heavier returns right there the on the radar

and also it is much colder there. temperatures are only in the inning will numbers. this is moving very quickry toward us through the midwest. it will be in philadelphia early tomorrow morning. and look at these watches and warnings, all the way across the northern part of the country, from places like des moines, through indianapolis, pittsburgh washington and philadelphia we are under a winter weather advisory but where you see the pink through the midwest they are winter storm warnings in effect for higher accumulations. as far as we are concerned, we are watching this clipper system that will move through chicago tonight and then swiftly move through the delaware valley this morning. it is mainly a morning event through the morning commute and through about the noon time hour. we're talking about a start between 6:00 a a.m. and 8:00 a.m. when snow arrives. it will stick right away but temperatures will be so cold. temperatures will be light, fluffy powdery snow because of the cold temperatures, between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. steady snow up to 2 inches. after 10:00 a.m. we will see scattered snow showers. that is just about it. a as far as detailed accumulations, well we'll between one and 2 inches of snow.

you can see higher accumulations through reading wilmington and lancaster. philadelphia over an inch for sure. millville light's accumulations up to around a coat to go an inch there. so not a lot of snow but it is the timing that is critical with this. morning commute with buses on the roads, and cars on the roads we could have some minor delays. philadelphia, right now 32. justin showed you those wind chills in the 20's. look at the cold moving our way. minneapolis one below that is temperature in milwaukee. milwaukee one. that cold is coming and coming fast this week as jet stream takes a major dill toward the deep south. temperatures will be running 15 to 20 degrees below normal, and, overnight wind diminish. diker the day tomorrow, snow arrives. on the exclusive three day forecast and, 29 tuesday. and wednesday 28. and temperatures in the 20's, wind chills below zero. that is latest from the weather forecast, we will have more in the next half an hour

we will be back right after this.

the flyers will hit midpoint of the season on thursday they need a strong second half. here they are at practice with ten points separating them from the playoff spot, or they are at practice today, if we have that video. twelve points behind washington for third place in the metropolitan division and automatic playoff qualifier. >> you know, the season is on the line. i don't know how many games we have at home left but but we have to make sure we concentrate on every game. >> we don't want to lose.

we're professional athletes. we want to win. we will do everything we can to win. you have to hate to lose. we do that. we hate where we are right now. we will change it. >> the sixth are host cleveland tonight but lebron james will not play due to injuries. seeing the league's superstars and watching youngsters develop the the only bright spots in the near future. phillies pick up a man for five spot in the rotation, 36 year-old aaron harang, one year, five million-dollar contract to help in the short term. he was 12-12 for atlanta aaron is a worker posting 200 innings for the fourth time in his career last season. welcome to town. >> yes. >> they have to develop younger pitchers. >> beasley, thanks very much. coming up next all eyes on that orange sweater governor chris christie facing criticism after another night the in the dallas cowboys owners box. he is not stopping there. we've got reaction. also ahead we have a

remarkable story of survival, we have new details about a seven year-old girl who walk a away from the plane crash that killed her family. then new at 6:00 o'clock. >> reporter: violent crimes are way down in the city of philadelphia, some at record levels, hear what the mayor, police commissioner and community leaders have to say

here are the day's top stories, this is new video of the accused pennsylvania cop killer eric frein ordered held for trial at a preliminary hearing in pike county. philadelphia police say as many as three suspects may have been involved in a murder in cobbs creek. one person has been charged with murder, another is being questioned and a third remains on the loose. attorneys began picking a jury in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev one of the men accused of orchestrating boston marathon bombing. jury selection process could take several weeks, kate. good evening well it was a hrouda wakening back to winter to day as temperatures really took a hit. temperatures got locked in the 30's this afternoon. they have stayed there. then we have got snow on the way, we will track that give you timing and latest information as far as amounts, colder weather follows that system, wednesday and

thursday. we will all of the numbers with the seven day coming up, chris. kate, thanks very much. governor of new jersey chris christie is once again stirring passion among local sports fans. yesterday, he was back in the luxury box of cowboys owner jerry jones a celebration of the teams playoff win. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live, at the the diner and sports bar in runnemede, new jersey, cleve. >> reporter: chris, manager at phillies, sports bar told me that yesterday, when eagles and giants fans saw governor christie on tv at the dallas game they gave a collective sigh. some people are saying at this point they are worried he is taking this fan too far. eagles fans in the feeling love for governor christie's man hug of cowboys owner jerry jones, during dallas first round playoff win on sunday. >> it was sickening, infuriating seeing chris christy up in that box smiling, shaking hand. i would not vote for him for dog catcher.

>> it is a waste of taxpayer money. >> reporter: jersey jones covered cost of the trip, and monday morning he addressed the a awkward hug which came after jones denied him a high five. >> it is difficult to describe the level of intensity in the jones box during these games and so, no, believe me, sitting in jerry jones box, i didn't feel di: ised. >> reporter: aside from the fan hood trip from will dallas raised flags about christie's extensive out of state travel and presidential ambitions. >> it is public policy decisions and how we address new jersey's problems being influenced in some manner by his desire to run for national office and what may sell in texas and what may sell in iowa may in the sell in new jersey. >> reporter: as usual, christie remains ambiguous. >> lets look at big picture there for a second there mr. governor, do you think we can carry texas if we're running for president. >> well, it is chance that he is have improved.

>> governor christie's office would not comment on the expenses, as far as how much it cost for his security detail provided by state police. he said as far as receiving tickets, and flights from jerry jones that comes from executive privilege, and is okay because it comes from a personal friend. that is right jerry jones, governor christie, personal friend. in runnemede i'm cleve bryan, cw. three "eyewitness news". a lot of discussion and different perspectives out there on chris christie's cowboys fan. you have been climbing in with the hash tag cbs-3 chat. linda, for instance says it is bad enough to see dallas win. harder to watch christie doing a victory dance in owners box. on the other hand we have heard from brian who said that ripping christie for being a cowboys fan is dumb and i'm a redskins fans. he can root for whoever he wants and it is none of our business. then perhaps just voters perspective here's mary saying christie can skip his travel/games and read new

jersey news on poverty rates and working poor at new jersey shore. stay home and work, sir. hash tag, christie. yes, this topic is really burning up the internet tonight. let us know, connect with "eyewitness news" on facebook and twitter and make sure you use that hash tag, cbs-3 chat. real housewife of new jersey teresa guidice gets a new address and we are going inside her new home to danbury federal prison. insider just spoke to teresa's confident and crisis consultant wendy feldman late last night just hours before teresa surrendered to authorities, thea. >> she explain what was going through housewives mine as she prepared to spend the the next 15 months inside prison and away from her four daughters. >> what is the the hardest thing to live without, in prison. >> your children. >> reporter: first real housewife of federal prison, teresa made a middle of the night journey 80 miles from her 3.5 million-dollar home,

to the correctional institution in danbury connecticut. she arrived around 3:00 p.m. to begin her 15 month sentence. yesterday teresa, husband joe and her four young daughters a attended church united a as a family. >> this morning she's seeing a heavy police and media presence outside their gate estate as joe drove the girls to school. what kind of inmates will will she be serving time with their. >> less than 10 percent are white collar so that means drug crimes. >> reporter: ultimate insider i a sat down with teresa's former crisis manager wendy feldman a unique perspective in the situation wendy not only knows the the family well but was incarcerated in an arizona prison for 60 months in 2008 for securities and wire fraud. >> teresa's children be allowed to visit. >> yes, her children can visits on weekend and federal holidays. >> reporter: what are those visits like. >> they are oddly normal in that she will get to hug and kiss them. >> reporter: she can touch them. >> yeah. >> reporter: she's not behind

glass. >> no, that ace a myth. >> reporter: wendy told me that teresa has a lot of incentive to be on her best behavior because she could that have 15 month sentence reduced. she could end up spending less than a year. regardless she will have to go to a halfway house afterwards. back to you. for more on this story and all of the days entertainment news watch insider tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. well, strong denial from the royal family today in response to recent claims of sex abuse that involved prince andrew. according to a lawsuit filed in the u.s., 17 year-old virginia roberts claims that she was forced to perform sexual acts for some of the most powerful men in the world. she named several others, in addition to prince andrew. including allen dirsch wits, the the professor emeritus at harvard law school. >> i'm challenging her to file rape charges a against me. i wave any statute of limitations, any immunity because if she files a false rape charge against me she goes to jail. >> roberts claims she was

forced in to sex slavery by this man self-made billion air jeffery epstein, in 2008 he was investigated by fbi for his alleged connection to dozens of under aged girls. new developments now in an amazing story of survival out of kentucky. authorities hope a seven year-old girl who walked away from a plane crash that killed her family, could help them understand why that plane went down. cbs news reporter adrian diaz is in kentucky near the scene of that crash. >> this is the mangled wreckage site seven year-old saylor guzzler managed to walk away from alive. after the plane she was riding in crashed killing her father a former commercial pilot who was at the controls, her mother kim and nine year-old sister piper and 14 year-old cousin sierra wilder. >> she believed that her family was deceased, but she hopes that they were just sleeping. >> reporter: kentucky authorities say that saylor used her non-injured arm to

free herself wearing just shorts and a t-shirt she trek nearly a mile through a heavily wooded area barefoot, in near freezing temperatures. >> she navigated, for hours through bushes, she navigated significant lines. >> reporter: eventually second grader spotted porch lights after this house, 71 year-old larry wilkins answered the door. >> i seen a bloody little girl with tears in her eyes her lips trembling. >> reporter: what did she say to you when she got in the ambulance. >> they talked about that, she want meade to go with her because she didn't know anything else. >> reporter: her eyewitness account will likely be key, to finding out, exactly what went wrong. what do you think brought her tour door. >> i think god lord had something to do with it and i think he has probably got plans for her. bravest kid i have ever even

in my life. >> reporter: adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs news spoke to the family of sierra wilder n a statement her mother a says my baby girl was sweetest, kindes person you will ever come across, word can the not express how much she's missed now and forever. good evening everyone. definitely going to be a busy day on our majors. lets start with i-95 not too far from the area of cottman avenue right around construction zone, earlier on the northbound side of i-95, it is an accident cleared out of the way. we were seeing police lights i would say about five minutes ago, they have cleared, but you will have residual volume on the northbound side of i-95. southbound we have regular old volume, in the northeast commuting down vine street expressway and catch traffic as well, from the rush hour commute, in delaware county. a approaching area of 476. lets talk to the 42 freeway traveling 42 northbound there is a collapsed sewer great on the north bound side of 42 at

295 only two right lanes get by that is why you see this delay here on the northbound side of 42 right around creek road. this delay is affecting 55, as well as 295. generally speaking traveling around that a area they are not going to open up those lanes until 8:00 o'clock or so. they are estimating 8:00 o'clock. if that is where you are heading give yourself more time. eight on i-95. fifty-five on the schuylkill. will you'll fine rush hour delay sprinkled on 76 eastbound and blue route media swarthmore. chris and jessica. >> vittoria, thank you so much. still to come here on "eyewitness news" prices go up from food coffee have travel, three on your side's jim donovan will break down what we're paying more for in 2015. out with the old, in with the new, see the historic restaurant in philadelphia coming back to life, i'm syma chowdhry with an exclusive preview. as if we had forgot it was here winter is back we're tracking snow to start our tuesday, behind that a blast

of bitter cold i'll tell you just how cold it will get and how much snow to expect coming

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we are getting ready for some snow tomorrow. >> are you ready in well, hopefully penndot is, just a few moments ago they held a press conference in norristown. >> i'm concerned about the timing of the storm because it may occur during the morning rush hour. if they do happen to come on a highway crew either salting or plowing please leave six car lengths between our state trucks and your vehicles. >> yes, be safe out there penndot does have plenty of salt on hand since we have in the seen much winter weather so far this season. lets go over to meteorologist kate bilo who is watching the

skies, hi kate. >> hi chris, we are tracking a little bit of snow. we will ease into the january snow season which a clip their will bring some snow during the morning commute but it is not anything we have not dealt with before lets take a look at our weather watchers. they are checking in with some reports of cold temperatures temperatures certainly have dropped since this morning. frankford, frank, recording 28 degrees with the clear skies. wind chill 18 feels like 6 degrees where he is right now. as we head over into new jersey we will check with ron russell in riverside, 29 degrees there with the clear skies. he said it feels like 22. win is a factor. heading down into delaware we're in the 20's. clear fleece newark reporting 29 degrees with the clear skies, mostly clear and very, very cold. we always love to get updates from our weather watchers. we will uses these tomorrow after the snow as well. send us your snow reports. if you'd like to be a weather watcher go to cbs philly.com/watchers and you too can be part of the team. storm scan three, shows us

some clouds starting to build in off to the west and that is hurling the arrival of this clipper system that we're watching as we head into tomorrow. we are seeing lake effect bans up across new york state, and the rest of the northeast is quiet for now. it thinks blob of snow it is not really well organized. clipper generally fast moving storm, moisture starved. it does not have a lot of moisture to draw from and they move quickly. moving through iowa right now streak nothing to illinois. it will move through indiana overnight and eventually getting here by tomorrow morning. temperatures right now 32 at the airport. twenty-seven in allentown. thirty in trenton. average high is 40. we got to 58 for the high outside yesterday but those numbers are steadily dropping. they have been dropping through the day and they will continue to drop through the the rest of the week. it feels about 10 degrees colder then thermometer would have you believe right now, feels like 22 at the airport. feels like five in mount pocono. fourteen in allentown. the here's where real cold is, look at these feels like temperatures over central canada and northern plains right now it feels like 39

below zero. twenty-six belows in canada 21 belows in winnipeg. feels like 15 below in minneapolis, right now. it will not feel quite that chilly for us but early thursday morning some spots, may feel sub zero, even in our area that is coldest time. here's that storm moving through overnight off to the west. it intensifies a little bit more off to the south tomorrow morning but by 7:00 a.m. light snow moving in. here's 9:00 a.m. light snow over spreading the region. by noon hour notice how it falls apart and starts to move on out. so worst of it is tuesday morning, light snow, but it that is light fluffy snow that likes to pile up quickly. up to 2 inches is possible. reduced visibility slow and slick travel and that snow tapers afternoon time hour and then we open up flood gates. watch how this cold air settles in you see that pink shading taking over especially as we head into thursday. thursday forecasted high 22 degrees, that would be the coldest day since january 29th of last year, when it was around 21 degrees.

i'll tell you january 7th which is wednesday's date, that was our coldest day last year with only 13. we will set a record no record this time but it will be brutally cold. overnight 19 degrees for your tuesday. light snow in the morning, cloudy and cold and take you back to the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, and well, having trouble with my clicker here. here we go seven day forecast keeps it coal. look at thursday 22. we will start off in the single digits. it gets better and sun sticks around throughout the weekend. chris and jessica, back over to you. well, from hamburgers to that cup of coffee you drink in the morning get ready to spend more money, on some very popular things this year. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at what is expect to be more expensive in 2015. >> reporter: tired of rising price snows in some cases you can blame it on lack of rain. beef prices already at record levels, due to higher beef costs related to droughts are expected to go up four to 5 percent in 2015 lack of rain in brazil is leading

companies from star bucks to folgers to boost prices. the popular k cup coffees will be about 8 percent higher this year. first red box boosted price to rent movies and disks, now beginning a video games is $3 a day, 1 dollar increase. it will cost you more to travel too tolls on the pennsylvania turnpike are up 5 percent. even though fuel prices are falling, airfares are expected to still climb, between two to 6 percent, depending on location. health care costs pretty much go up every year, this year is no exception. price water house coopers health research institute report that until medical costs will rise by 6.8 percent in 2015. fedex and ups begin charging customers based on dimension of their package this year, instead of just by weight h in addition the shipping prices for both carriers are going up 4.9 percent. now regardless of rising prices new year is great time to look at your household budget or even start one if

you don't have one. kip linger's personal finance has a great work sheet, you may want to check out. i have posted it at cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter feeds. when you write down where your money is going, trust me, you will start changing your spending habits it is very clear, very quickly. >> coffee almost drove me to bankruptcy a few years ago. >> and new look. >> it is forgiven. >> yes. >> drink some water. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a landmark restaurant in philadelphia business to reopen. >> jose gar zest putting a new spin on bookbinders and we will hear from the chef next.

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or the rest of our steakhouse lunch combos starting at $7.99. is what oldies new again, a well known local chevies breathing new life in the site long will known as old original bookbinder. >> today "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry went inside for a tour and it is an "eyewitness news" exclusive. out with the old and in with the new, sound like a new years resolution but for jose garses it is a new restaurant. >> for many generation this is place was a really special location. >> reporter: he has taken over the old original bookbinders

on walnut street after it closed in 2009. it is called the old bar and it is his ninth restaurant in the city. >> i was just looking to do something special. >> reporter: are famous restaurant opens in the late 1800's, garsis is taking over with the help of john tax ins grandson. he bought the restaurant in the 1940's. >> i think he would be proud. he was a big fan of philadelphia. >> reporter: book boehner was men foresee seafood the chef plans to keep that it way. >> king crab legs, poached lobster, poach shrimp. >> reporter: drinks are paying tribute to the old restaurant too offering beverages like the clover club cocktail. >> it is early in the 1900's aches cocktail that was born, in philadelphia. >> reporter: many things will remain the same from top to bottom. >> the floor from what i understand is one of the oldest floors, that exists in philadelphia. >> reporter: old pictures are hung on the walls and outdoor sign will stay put. >> keep the history intact without changing it too much.

>> reporter: restaurant is opening on friday and with new life coming into this space others are hoping information businesses will come to olde city. >> improving yet another vacant space that we had and we're hoping in other chefs will take the opportunity to explore our bigger spaces. >> reporter: the chevies glad that this spot is off the mark. >> we're looking forward to being here for our quite a long time. >> reporter: adding to the rich history. in olde city syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". yum. >> exciting. >> yes. >> can't wait to see it, get a reservation. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 we are tracking snow, kathy. >> it will be a blustery night, cold air moves in tomorrow, expect a light fluffy snow for the morning commute but it could slow us down. we will talk about how much to expect and when it moves out coming up. man charged with killing a pennsylvania state trooper and hiding from police almost seven weeks is in court to daze and there were dramatic moments as eric frein faced a judge. walt?

>> violence and crimes are down, way down, in the city of philadelphia, some at record levels. hear what the mayor and police commissioner and community leaders have to say bit, coming up. the flu season is hitting u.s. at full force and it is getting even worse. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us why experts expect the number of cases to spike, in our area, eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. tonight, it is back to reality, the reality of cold temperatures, and snow. a 1/2 punch of winter weather. we are bundled up to day and tomorrow that snow will arrive. live look now at storm scan three, it is tracking a quick moving system and it is set to arrive just in time for the morning rush hour. a winter weather advisory has been issued for parts of the area tonight. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. our first snow of the year,

won't amount to much but as they say timing is everything. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the the snow live on the cbs-3 sky deck, kathy. >> that is the problem jessica, the timing of this we have a winter weather advisory in effect. not for the amount of snow but, the timing of the snow for morning commute. you know during rush hour an inch or two of snow can cause big headaches. on storm scan three you have showed us there is the snow, it doesn't look like a lot but we have watches and warnings posted across the u.s. for this. it is an alberta clipper originate nothing alberta canada it moves so fast. winter weather advisory go into effect for southeastern pennsylvania, south jersey and the entire state of delaware. when we're talking about an advisory we have a light accumulation of snow. temperatures in the the 20's and 30's out to the north and west, look at these numbers ten in cleveland. three in chicago. that cold is coming. that is why it is a light fluffy snow. our computer models showing between half inch and almost 2 inches of snow and